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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 46, 23 August 1927, Page 15

PEOUD OF HEE KITCHEN. No wonder! It looks as clean and bright aa the proverbial new pin. Pots, pans, shelves, tables, floors are kept spotlessly clean with"Klean-itt." Just a few rubs with "Klean-itt"— and good-bye to dirt and grease. No scraping or scouring needed.—Advt. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure—First aid for coughs, colds, influenza.—Advt A YOUNG MAN'S EXPEEIBKCE. "I am just a young man—less than thirty," writes Mr. Paul A. Johnston. "About live years ago I switched from cigarettes to a pipe. Why? Because I found _ that a pipe required the least attention and also interrupted me the least in my work. At first I only i smoked* the more'expensive brands of tobacco. Then I tried the Jess expensive blends. I guess I tried them all. Finally, I tried Edgeworth. I liked it at tho start—rand repeated and repeated. For the last four years I have smoked nothing but Edgeworth— except when I was unable to obtain it. And, whenever I couldn't get it aud had to substitute, I was glad to return *to Edgeworth as soon as possible Now I smoke about two cans of Edgeworth every four days. No other tobacco can talce tho place of Edgeworth in my pipe."—Advt. ; Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, for Influenza Colds.—Advt. You can get just a little over three doses of "Nazol" for a penny, which is a low price to pay to be free from colds. "Nazol" is a scientific, commonseuse remedy that immediately gets to the root of the trouble. For years tho approved specific for colds and all chest complaints. Powerful, penetrating. 60 doses Is 6d.—Advt. Woods' Great Peppermint. Cure for children'a- Hacking Gough.—Advt. ■ PRIDAv/ Watch Ikursdatjs Paper *II ...„■■ ■ * > the passing *f [ tiro* twerfmAs « ; a $osd custom < • ui*otris*n>c—- \ ; tt>c custom of " drinking $o*d ; coffee is such < <i one ' ' " rr * ' ■ * Highly concentrated, "* easily-made and 4 satisfying. EAGLE ESSENCE OF " COFFEE & CHICORY \ • PUME TOO»«par PRODUCTS