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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 46, Issue 14099, 16 April 1920, Page 5

“MORE; PLEASE, MUMMY!” j . . ’ A TEMPTING TONIC. Tlio of Wilson ’a delicious flavour Malt Extract is one of the reasons for the unique; popularity of this tome food with children. They are only too pleased to tjake ity tuid many a paient lias found 4it necessary. to keep it out of the reach of eager, little hands till it is time for the next spoonful. Sometimes' the more, daring succeed in discovering the hiding-place, then there’s “nothing left to tell the tale, except, perhaps, an empty jar or tin and the culprit’s sticky lips and linBut you Won’t mind that, will you? Of course you’ll feign annoyance and might think it policy to administer the strap, but secretly you’ll admire the child’s pluck. Though you will have to order more of Wilson’s you 11 have the satisfaction of knowing that it s all wholesome, solid nourishment and will do the child a power of goodeven in pverdose quantities, Wilson’s Malt Extract is the concentrated essence of prime malted barley. It brings .roses into pale cheeks, increases weight, forms firm flesh, and makes the child grow up strong, sturdy and robust.

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