/ eWIBCTteM T MY O Y E i A r Autumn School Vacation Travel Take Your Trip by Train. Low Rail Fares for AIL Travel by Train and Assist to Reduce Taxation . Weather for Coughs&Fluf PEOPLE have to go out, however inclement the weather. Despite a touch of Bronchitis or an incipient cold in the head or a slight temperature—it has to be done. It's risky while the‘FLU is about, so nip that cold “ in the bud ” with BONNINGTON’S IRISH MOSS I It abates fever, loosens phlegm and eases the breathing. IMITATIONS : Refuse these and get only “BONNINGTON’S”—I/6 & a/6. Bennington’s Jubes : Soothe and ease a sore throat. 1/6 tin. bo« n ICON'S MS®?# r *oron ImshMoss for COUGHS WCOLDS*) ADVERTISING Benefits the Public THE primary instinct of the Advertiser is to benefit himself. That is natural. To do that he must benefit the public. That is praiseworthy. All these continuous and consistent advertisers that you can Shink of are insuring themselves against failure by benefiting you.
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Evening Star, Issue 21093, 4 May 1932, Page 3
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165Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 21093, 4 May 1932, Page 3
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