When the city surveyor of Birmingham, England, recently sought a way to end the tooting of cars outside, the homes of sick persons, he devised the idea of having signs outside the homes. Now a request brings a messenger who will affix the notice outside the affected home. The scheme is a boon to invalids, as public hospitals have hitherto been the only ones favoured with these silent appeals for quietness.
ARE COLOURS LUCKY? Red, green, and black stripes distinguish the Q-TOL SHAVING CREAM carton aud tube. It's a winner—try it! Made by toilet skin specialists, Q-TOL SHAVING CREAM leaves the skin with a velvety-like smoothness. 100 per cent.- New Zealand made and owned. Giant tube only Is 6d. —1
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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20497, 16 March 1932, Page 13
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