THE STRAIN OF WAR.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1358, 20 June 1918, Page 7

THE STRAIN OF WAR.

Few people can help worrying over the war at times. tUie awful nature of the struggle, the terrible suffering entailed, weigh upon the minds of many, with serious physical results. One of these is "Nerves." People become dispirited, depressed, easily put out, restless, and ill at ease. When in this state a nerve tonic is badly needed, and for this purpose there is nothing to equal Wilson's Malt Extract. The concentrated essence of the finest Malted Parley, Wilson's Malt Extract braces and tones up the system, and steadies the nerves without reaction. Almost at once you feel better, because the nervous system has b«en restored to its natural healthy state. Your foot! will also nourish you more, and you will enjoy sweeter, more refreshing sleep. Wilson's Malt Extract is rich in diastase, and this diastase assists you to digest and assimilate your food, thus turning t% good account every particle of nourishment the fo6\l contains. Order it from your chemist or store, but be sure to get "Wilson's." Wilson's is purer, fresher, better. With or without Cod Liver Oil. Wholesale agents for Canterbury: .1. Rattrav and Hon, Ltd., Christchurch. .5