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BEWARE OF A RELAPSE. Tho convalescent stage- ol’ influenza is highly dangerous, because it is so easy to get; a. relapse, and a relapse froiliienlly proves more serious tluus the original attack. Every precaution should ho taken. The disease must he thoroughly conquered in the hist place, and you should do all ill your power to restore your former strength and energy. There is nothing hotter in the wide wide world for building up those who have hoen suffering from influenza I him “Maltexo” (Wilson's Malt Extra cit. This splendid natural tunic food is brimful of strengthening, stimulating and invigorating properties. It quickly restores the vitality that the sickness rolls you of, banishes that wobbly, -■hnky feeling, brings hack ihnt buoyancy of spirit, that old-time strength and energy which is the best; safeguard against a relapse or a second attack. Every “flu” sufferer should take a course of “Maltexo."’ With or without Cod Liver Oil. lib and L’l’i jars and 7!b tins for family use. I'Ve that it is Wil'OtTs “Maltexo.’' Wholesale distributors:—Duncan MeT.onn Ltd., Ororinouth.—Advt.

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\"¥ J And 15/- in the Purse of Every Parent if you write now. naming this paper, we will send you a Boy's All-wool Sports Suit, in any size, with extra knickers Of Fcr Extra Knickers for Nothing saw Try them on—examino the Tweed. If you don’t think they will stand the hardest wear your son can give them, let us know, and we will at onco post back the purchase price, plus postage. GLASSON’S WAREHOUSE 96 Lichfield St. Christchurch

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Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1923, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1923, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1923, Page 1

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