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Evening Star, Issue 25324, 4 November 1944, Page 12

'"'"BMffllMiSJiS * 2£\ » ' m "?s**< *>v <^ . ; tU 'mmffit^m When Dad comes home for good and fastmoving speck in che sky is not a bomber but a comfortable air-liner, we shall look back and think of all the little things that helped us through these trying days. Mother will V perhaps gratefully remember Persil, the amazing oxygen \ 1 washer, that kept her wash so ' sunny and saved countless hours / of tedious work. / RAILWAY SEAT RESERVATIONS Cancel Early When Not Required Intending train travellers are urged to use secondary services wherever possible, thus leaving main expresses for urgent and long-distance journeys. Should circumstances prevent the use on due date of seats reserved in advance, cancellation should be arranged without delay so that the seats may be reallocated. Such co-operation will be appreciated; also it will save you the additional charge payable for non-use of reservations without requisite notice. Every Seat Is Needed