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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23221, 19 June 1937, Page 26

m € mm Frank left school keen to earn his own living, determined to succeed in the job his father had chosen for him. - BUT B . . . TUESDAY Wish I hadn't //£«) to 90 to the YouV« got these files ell messed up again. Bates. Here’s Rivers' i letter filed under# \ Its just carelessness, that's what it is/ "Frank-you II be Ttogoto me rv, ' late for the office beastly office/ JL again/-1 called you nearly on hour ago/ iy 4 m <2/5 is a WEDNE THURSDAY > Oh? Sorry to hear that, Kirby! L I’ll have a :/ I want to give you I every chance,, Bates- \ I because I know your r\) father But we can't have slack juniors round the office / ! say, I’m afraid your boy's finding the f office work a I bit ofa strain. Bates, He seems to have lost interest. Doesn’t look too fit eithct word with him m m I I'm sorry Sir M jrMind you-I think Kirby’s been very decent about it. You young chaps don't know you're alive. Now. when I / vl*—,^v was 3 b °y-Jj /V/ v- )L i was always school. Doctor heard him He keen ft never m M called slack before 1% Wa / He's doing a man's job -J now— and he needs a ■ Oh, leave him alone. Dad/ You know what the doctor said. Now, drink your 1 Horlick's, Frank, and then straight to bed/ j mans stamina, Im going to suggest something I recommend to men who feel that their job's i getting them down... J m r i VX..I r sm m 9E3Q THREE MONTHS LATER 85* k U of course Why only Frank glad too youve interest taken an them Oh. Dad could I s’tarir evening classes nwrt -term? I want to do French and bookkeeping ?‘ AS your boy approaches manhood arc you worried because he doesn’t seem to be making headway? Remember, he’s taking on a man’s work and responsibility before be has stopped growing. Without extra nourishment now his energy is quickly used up, and he may tire easily —in mind and body. Horlick’s at bedtime will keep him fit and keen; it contains all the extra nourishment he needs. He'll like it. It’s economical, too just add water; the milk is already in Horlick’s. Prices from 1/9; economy size, 2/11. Horlick’s Mixer, 1/-. 56H7 HORLICK’S Wcwuc** m Sales Agents: The British Harold F. Ritchie Co. Ltd., 104 Dixon Street, Wellington. C.t.

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