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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 16, 20 January 1933, Page 13

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Mr Cant-sleep-Si^-^lj Listen! What on eatth's-that /, ; ; *'-'/: '-'r">^)^-^t^:^ bumping going on upstairs ? Why— ''„-,/-,, "'-' /,'; !^^^':-: ''--^M it's poor Mr. Gan't-sleep—with one ' *-■*■•' ■-■- | [[[^ijrjll ff^j&^l of his re^less nights again. 'Victim *' ' - ' - ! ofe"^ J^^^villiSJ of insomnia' he calls himself« . . .If. = \ y^ j^'J^~*~ —^^^^^^ ®§&-/ \ -^1 only he'd call himself Victim 'of '" l|C^"\ /^^^^V^^N^^*^ \tA toxoemia' and take a glass of Eno! „ ,iik/^^^KP^s^^^^K^\ /M^Then his inside would be clean ,f"™l" /gffi/^p^^^^^]N^|p - and comfortable—instead of keeping I'C, /fl|\ \^M-M his : brain awake with signals o£ ,' ;; %$K\--^Wm^J^SSiMI As for our friend in the next room— "\, > ~!/ ' he's fathoms deep in slumber. And , --..rr^r*-*-^^^ will be, too —until he^wakes, fresh as a ---^^^v^^^M^^^^^^^^ /] lark, at eight o'clock I And why not? \=d^l' Hasn't he taken Eno every morning Sv^&Sl it>'?-ls|f >^Xi \ > —IS for years? Isn't he clean and healthy \ k^^^^^^\ «^J; and comfortable inside ? Of course - ) ■ £y;^ -',; <.', , *^-^J -^^sy'lli he is. Sensible feUow! <0 / ' i 'v^^^ '«-" : ' '). A* '; -: ' Sleeplessness, ; headaches, insiges~iton ■ and a scon of other ills ■.. -; ,'',f: I-, - are the penalties you pay for omitting the vital inner cleansing ' ,\' 0., \ which Eno gives you. , 'Take Eno every morning. Even, as , ■ . '■ , you drink it, you'feel it cleansing and purifying—-relieving / =j^£ = '; that heaviness with which you so of ten: start the day, The words'Eno'and'Fruit Salt* arc registered trade marks.