PEEPS AT PEOPLE,
THE SOCIETY LEADER. “At Homo” yesterday. Airs Smythe’s bridge party to-day. Afasonie Ball to-morrow nigbt. Golf match the day after. And so on, and so on. Social obligations must he peilorinc,l. Y,‘i v enjoyable, hut never-eliding. Wears’ you old. in liino-ospcc-inlly when there's a home to look after as well. A .stimulant- is necessary. “Alultexo” (Wilson’s Mali, Extract!. The safest and best for the busy j.oriulv woman. • • Ala It c v,” tones up the system. parts the bloom and Ireshness of I gives sparkle to the eye. spring to the step, buoyancy to vour spirits. U's pleasantly easy to carry oil when you are imbued with the vigor and energy that “Alaltexo gives. Nature's own tunic food.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 September 1924, Page 1
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