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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 227, 25 September 1931, Page 12

"Headache, Jack?.., I think I know the reason" JACK'S at the careless age ... too old to be treated as S a little boy, and asked an Important question each day by mother, too young to realise the acute danger of !> • letting habits become irregular. But there's,one easy way to manage things. Jack likes Eno's. He says It's "good stuff." It's the first thing .he looks for in the bathroom each morning. And it's alway's there! Mother sees tip that! She realises the : importance of ENO'S "Fruit Salt" to Jack's well-being, ■ realises how it makes sure that waste matter is gently . ■ and promptly cleared from the system. Could there be ; ' a wiser mother? ENO'S ms!i FRUIT JALT'M SOLD EVERYWHERE IN TWO SIZES The word*'ENO'and "Fruit Salt" are registered trade maris*. y/r , /hr Sale Agents: The British Harold F. Ritchie & Co. of N.Z. Ltd., 1,. 76 Dixon Strett, Wellington. H

Economy in Cooking—No,s;■■■■ - Serve more and better Gravy What an improvement gravy makes to the meat dish! But it should be rich [i| appetising gravy made the I quick and simple Bisto way. * Just ateaspoonfulof Bisto :|p| smoothed down in a cup of warm water—pour into the roasting pan, after removing the fat, stir as you bring to jfi the boil—and there is Gravy q —rich and appetising! i filsT°2S for perfect gravy \ \ yjljS m Ht'ntt fir Mttli" u/ « frtt tamflt of Bisto v>ill ii ,t * i upon rifUitt by A. A. Stieilmry Ltd., X A Blab- Strut, rr.llln nam ■