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PEEPS AT PEOPLE. TIIK TIIMCn WO.HKKIS. <1 a.in. Time to arise. Tiie tired worker slit's. Minks, mbs itis eyes, yawns, stretches, ennuis. (III! for a tiny in bed. or even another forty winks. ! lint, no! Ten minutes late means a black mark, a clay off, a day’s pay lost, so off be Undoes, tired, weary, dispi rited. It's bad cnotioh at any time, but henrt-bronkino when a man’s rundown in health and can't stand up to it. .MAI.TKXO brightens the lot of the tired worker, and brings a bit of cheerfulness into life—the cheerfulness of oood health. M A I.TKXO -Wilson's Malt Kxtiaef) posset .ses the j'reaL slrenoth-proinot inji and tonic properties of the concentrated ext rtiet of prime barley malt, and oives the tiled, woruoiit worker tile cneroy to tackle hi. job with re-kindled iuteresi ;uul vioour Work becomes a plea-ore.- Advf.

A roll! in the head can he (illicitly relieved hy “XAZOL.” No cold is NAZOL-pmnf; d() doses. Is fid.

IiOMN'C. ('APKTCAVX. .)mu' !». limn 11. ni' l.'Kidun Iji.'iit !•' 1:1 -r. llk mill Aint-itn lin nta in U'citriit clialil.l. mi p lint - in rmiinK.

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Hokitika Guardian, 10 June 1924, Page 1

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185

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Hokitika Guardian, 10 June 1924, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Hokitika Guardian, 10 June 1924, Page 1

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