Page 12 Advertisements Column 3

Southland Times, Issue 23888, 5 August 1939, Page 12

JACK AND JILL ARE NEVER ILL. Here they are, Jack and Jill, having a workout with Dad after the morning tub. Have a look at them; look at those limbs, those strong, w e teeth; sense the glorious glad-to-be-alive health of them! These two mighty atoms are “Maltexo” Kiddles. Wilson’s ’’Maltexo” keeps them thriving; keeps their appetites clamorous and eager; It’s laying the foundation of vigorous manhood and radiant womanhood in years to come. Wilson’s ••Maltexo” is a pure tonic food, rich in protective vitamins, minerals and body-budding nutriment. Give it to your Kiddies this winter ... because it’s good for them ... because theyadore the delicious “Maltexo” flavour ... because it promotes appetite and digestion and builds up a tremendous extra resistance to disease. Remember, it s just as good for grown ups too. - ] ( Maltexo products are Z guaranteed to con11 ' " form with the British i.’ A Pharmacopoeia Stan- , dards and also are guaranteed underthe '' ' N.Z. Pure Foods Act. i I v , f FiSi Kill! 4 Y' r A w 9Dedal awards at International ExhibiW tlons ? rove lts su P er “ I 3 VARIETIES: H M | | I K Q Tb & I | Plain. I I » H HH H "V W I ■ With Cod Liver OU. MH Jj SW § M ||H FA W With Halibut Liver Oil and Orange Juice. IfemmimMMBMMMMHMMMWMHi THE GREAT STRENGTH FOOD FOR YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE

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