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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19199, 16 June 1924, Page 7

PEEPS AT PEOPLE. THE HARASSED MOTHER. "Mother! Johnny bit me." "Mother! Where's my hat?" "Mother! May I have sixpence?" "Mother! I've got a pain." Mother for this, mother for that. AH day long it continues. Everybody runs to mother. And on top of it all mother has to cook, wash, darn, mend, and what not. Poor mother! Of course, the strain tells. Mother ,t»ets l/hin and run down. Her nerves are frayed and her strength undermined. MALTEXO (Wilson's Malt ] mother's great stand-by in times of stress and strain. > MALTEXO is a natural tonic food, rioh in strengthening properties, which restores vigour and energy to run-down systems, and gives worried, harassed mothers the strength and courage to "carry on" under trying conditions. Every mother needs MALTEXO.—A dvt.

After seven years 'laborious work, Dr JdHmsban received JEIS7S for hie famous dictionary. The Oxford Dictionary, now ncarinc: completion, has taken nearly 45 y«ars, and is expected to coat £1,250,000. First Burglar: ''You was mighty lucky to get cleared, but that there lawyer chargod ye about all ye stole, didn't he?" Second Burglar: "That don't matter. I'll watch my chance when he goes home tonight, and git it back." For children's coughs and oolds the best remedy is "NAZOL." Agreeable and safe. More economical than mixtures or syrups. Sixty doses Is 6d. — Advi. '