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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2840, 3 August 1916, Page 3

Indispensable for the toilet is "Sydal," a softening, soothing, refreshing emollient that preserves the natural clearness ami transparency of the skin and keeps both hands and face in perfect condition. Ladies find it delightfully soothing on hands, arms, and face after a iaunt into the country or down to the seaside. 2s. buys a three months' supply. At all chemists and stores.—Advt. "Why did you strike this man?" "Well, your worship, what would you yourself do if you kept a grocery store, and a man. came in and asked whether he could take a moving picture of your cheese?" • On Tuesday evening three of the Boys' Institute soccer teams met, in the large classroom at the institute buildings, Tasman Street, when the director (Mr. V. lioss) gave a lecture to the boys ou the rules of soccer. Many valuable club hints were imparted to'the boys. The keenness of the boys in the game'is greatly appreciated by those in control.

THE RISING GE.NTERATIUX. Whether children are to develop into healthy and strong adults or the reverse depends to a very great extent upon the care received in the- first years. Above all things, care must be taken to see that the child's food is assimilated. Children live chiefly on. starchy foods; and if they take Wilson's Malt Extract icgularly there need be no fear about digestion ami assimilation, because the diastase in the malt looks after that part of the business. Give it to them on their porridge, or spread on their bread like jam. They'll like it, and you'll have the joy of seeing your children growing into vigorous, wellnourished boys and girls. Chemists and stores. Prepared also with cod liver oil. Wholesale agente, D. W. Virtue and Co., -Advt.