“ Well,, Miiilin, ’’ taicl Uio country squire, to his ex-footman. who had left a year before to join the navy, and had returned on leave, “ how do you like your 'new life?” “ Kino, sir.” replied the sailor. “That’s good,’’ said the man’s previous master. “ Yes, sir, it’s a grand life. Once upon a time i didn’t think much of the sea though, ’ the sailor explained, “hut now I see that the water’s the finest thing in the world. For instance, if there was no water in the world, not one of us would learn to swim, and then look what a lot of people would bo drowned.” FOR A .SEPTIC THROAT. Nothing io so good for a sore throat or ulrora fed moulh as Maenad. Sate, pleasant germicide. A wonderful healer. Mueuzol fpiiekly ' sooihes iuilamcd membranes, heals ulceration, stops hacking coughs, reduces fever. 3iny a l>otLlo today and Irv it yourself. Is Cd and 2s fill. i-Ylvl. J
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Evening Star, Issue 20585, 10 September 1930, Page 14
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157Page 14 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Star, Issue 20585, 10 September 1930, Page 14
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