THE ,MAN WHO «GKOWLS/' men "e;rovrl" a bit It's their prerogative. Some do it from policy. Sort of suggest* "I'm | boss of this house," and helps to command respect. But when a man growls at the weather, sneers at his food, snaps at his ciT.'l;en, and finds fault with er*rrr.'«, there's something wrong. Overwork or wental strain likely. "Maltexo" ,(.*T*.ih:>:i's Malt Extract) will "bu.'.k t'fca up," restore his "pep," bri ig back his natural, even tB«Km p , and kin€ disposition. A man can't I**l goat 7 , rstured and amiable v-ben hif, food gives him indigestion, -wliei' he's worn out and run d.ay*u, when his nerves are on *dge. / "Maltexo" sweetens things up a bit. With or without cod liver oil.
Millions of eggs have been preserved with Sharland's Egg Preservative—and thousands of pounds have* been saved in this way. Have Drevioue year. x
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 69, 16 September 1924, Page 8
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