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Hokitika Guardian, 28 July 1923, Page 1

BEWARE OF A RELAPSE. The convalescent stage- of influenza *is highly dangerous, because it. is so easy to get a relapse, and a relapse frequently proves more serious than the original attack. livery precaution should he taken. The disease must he thoroughly conquered in the first place, and yon should do all in your power to restore your former strength and energy. There is nothing better in the wide wide world for building up those uho have been suffering from influenza than "Maltexo” (Wilson’s Malt Extracts. This splendid natural tonic food is brimful of strengthening, stimulating and invigorating properties. It quickly restores the vitality that the sickness robs you of, banishes that wobbly, slinky feeling, brings hail; that buoyancy of spirit, that obl-timo strength and energy which is the host, salegnard against a relapse or a second attack. Every “flu” sufferer should take a course of “Maltexo.” With or without Cod Liver Oil. lib and 21b jars and Till lins for family use. Fee that it is Wilson’s “Maltoxo.” Wholesale distributors: —Duncan McLean Lid. G rcymouth.—Advt.

Tackle Flu’ with “XAZOL,” the famous inhalant. TV-net rating, fiermkilline, eenuoniicnl. Bottle tits vest pocket. Inhale through handkerchief. GO doses Is 6d.

tt,-i i , - ■ — rrrr ilecono^sc|H| GAS COPPEffHIj II|REIMFOROED|j|H|j pumice I i II IBmU uw This safe, simple, economical everlasting gas copper burns less gas, boils in less time, and retains its beat longer than the old-fashioned Iron frame. Gas fumes can’t corrode the pumice concrete frame. Lasts a lifetime. If your hardware dealer can’t supply you, write direct to the makers. 133 Tuam Street, Christchurch. 3: : |l; ,-- v v~‘-'3viv uc teacy is the secret cf the success of BEECHAM’S PILLS. For more than half a century they have been the Family Medicine in thousands of homes, to be resorted to when disease and physical discomfort threaten health and happiness, and their efficiency is not only unquestioned, but has become proverbial. ARE EFFICIENT < in Promoting Digestion, in Improving the Appetite. ! [n Regulating the Flow of Bile. 1 [n Cleansing the Stomach. [n Arousing a Sluggish Liver. 1 n Purifying the System. In Assisting the Kidneys, in Dispelling Disease. In Inducing Peaceful Slumber. IVf r< i nrn BEECHAM’S PILLS I[\ P AL- 1 may be termed “ the irlend in need ” and the great beneilt they hove been to countless people have earned lor them the reputation of being q “Worth a Guinea a Box.” to boxes, labeUed 10jd., ls-ljd and Ss-M. (original English prices.)