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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 234, 27 June 1919, Page 5

There's a boom in the blanket business, But a slump in the ice-cream trade; There is surf on the lone white beaches, But never a. Burring maid. The shops are astir with flannels and fur, Without which we'd never endure; And on every haiui there's ui'sent demand For Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.— . Advt. SICKNESS AMONGST CHILDREN. EXTRA CARE REQUIRED THIS WINTER. The cold, bleak days <-f winter make a heavy demand on a child's vitality, and if 6treiißr.il is lacking., such troubles as coughs, colds, bronchitis, or diphtheria are likely to occur. V'ule, weak, anaemic uhikliT.ii are specially susceptible tu sickness and disease at this season of the year. Wise parents realise this, and take precautions by building nil strength with a course of Wilson's llilt Extract. Wilson's Malt Extract is the concentrated essence of prime malted barley—a substance, doctors will inform you, that is unsurpnssed a.s a llesh-fonnine; ami strength-producing tonic food. . A course of it i.uickly transforms-weak, backward, or delicate children into plump, rosy specimens of good health, In that siato they easily resist the trials mid'troubles that winter brings. Von can obtain Wilson's Alalt Extract with or without Cod Liver Oil, from any Chemist or Store,—Advt.