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Evening Star, Issue 21820, 8 September 1934, Page 22

"I'D B£ LOST WITHOUT 1 MY RANG 6 FDR • L AIRING CUDTH£S-*« ■ iH m Ya SO WOULD COULDN T PUT SH66T AWAY WITHOUT ’ f AIR NO THtr\ I *#® ; iwiii* ||« i «.£& * w mwAw*4v44- 4* asms Only with Coal can you dry and air clothes so quickly and thoroughly And only with coal can you do it for no cost above that of cooking your meals. And only with coal can you ensure abundant hot water at no extra cost. No fuel can compare with coal for economy. One bag, costing 4/-, gives the same heat as 14/7 worth of gas or 17/1 worth of electricity. .A ''STS'*. m "Hasn't Scratched Yet” This little doctor prescribes for pots and for pans . . . • . , , his prescription, as can plainly see, is Bon Ami! His job is to save whatever he treats... to keep it always looking neat! Harsh, gritty cleansers scratch cooking utensils. Scratches catch and hold dirt and particles of food ... make the uten- ’ sils unsanitary and harder to keep clean. Bon Ami doesn’t scratch. It cleans quickly, easily and thoroughly . . • keeps your pots and pans nicely polished ... and sanitary. Use Bon Ami for all your household cleaning. It doesn’t redden or roughen your, hands, or injure your fingernails, doesn’t leave gritty sediment and is odourless. BON AMI in either Powder or Cake form

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