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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 96, 28 August 1923, Page 2

"NEVER THE SAME SINCE.” , H® had the ‘Flu’ badly, poor chap, and has never been the same man since. How often you hear of such cases. A man suffers a bad attack of influenza, and through not taking care t*. himself is handicapped for 'years afterwards—-is left with a weak heart or affected lungs. I n some cases the brain ha s been affected. . H all goes to show, how careful the influenza sufferer must . bo. and the urgent necessity not only to get well and strong again, but to throw off every trace of the disease. “Maltese” (Wilson’s Malt Estractj ia the safest and surest restorer of health and enei'gy it is possible to take. It has invaluable natural tonic properties, gives you the strength and vitality to overcome th© effects of influenza, and helps you to regain your former activity and robustness. Don’t take risks with the ‘Flu.’ Get a jar of “Ma'teso” at once, and erect a barrier of health and strength against injurious after effects. In 1 and 2!b jars and 71b tins. With or without Cod Liver Oil. One smidl rm of Sharland’s 4 Moa Brand’ Egg Pro ervative will preserve 14 dozen Eggs—whig a | gallon tin will preserve 90 dozen Eggs. x

ATHLETES! " trative and healing properties of Q-TOL make it a valuable embrocation, hence it* use by Olympic Team and Rugby Union Reps. 2/- large bottle. One small tin of Saarland’s ‘Mon Brand’ Egg Preservative will preserve 14 dozen Eg^rs—wliile a J gallon tin will preserve 90 dozen Eggs. x K?OU Up-to-date Job Printing call a| cite Stratford Evening Post,