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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 55, 5 March 1921, Page 14

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It wakes you up in the right way. ]|vߧiQ|r a glass of water with a dash of |j FRUIT SALT' n\ H' Keeps the system fresh, clean, vigorous. fj \ ' * 111 V jhJt£\@ Jl The ,oor(is "FRUIT SALT "art our registered Trade Mark, " arU * ay * been knoivn for half a ctmtury by the Trmde and J \P Public to mean the prep-oration nf J. C. ENO LTD. It is jTg frequently referred to shortly as ENO. | S*Ar«tk«tlWimJJf.rWf«eehD7. fnpni mlj fcj J. C ENO UA, Imlm, E!«L

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Laurel gives a steady, brilliant light to the last (^"^ thimbleful. It is equally good for the heater and oil cooking stove. -/ V^ When ordering, just 'ask for Laurel —don't say <rwrs»