"WENT TO PIECES!" WHAT HAPPENED WHEN JONES CAUGHT THE "FLU." Jones' ease is typical of many. lie. knew that he was "oft color" and liable to contract influenza or pneumonia, but, with that. foolhardinoss common amonpt business men whore health is concerned, he decided to risk it. But fate had marked him down. One cold, wet. day, when his vitality wan low, the germ hit him good and hard. Down wont Jones—six weeks m b<>il hip doctor's bills, business fell away, and' Jones was left a wreck of his former self. Now, if Jones had only taken "Maltexo," how different the story. "Maltexo" would have built up his health and maintained Ins vitality. The "flu" germ would not have got a foothold. Jones would have been healthier, happier, more popular and more prosperous than ever. Many a successful man owes aw position in life to a timely course of "Maltexo,"—Nature's own tonic food. In lib and 21b jars and 7 lb tins for family use.—4.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17088, 17 July 1926, Page 10
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165Page 10 Advertisements Column 3 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17088, 17 July 1926, Page 10
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