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Hokitika Guardian, 9 August 1938, Page 8

mm s m 1 am. wm Ilf K WSg Jimmy is a busy man, out fa ail sorts of weather, often getting wet and cold. Yet he's never 111, always fit and cheerful. Every night, however late he is, he goes.to bed warm and ready for a sound night’s sleep after his big hot cup of suppertime Bournville Cocoa. "It’s* man’s drink,” hesays. It’sgreati km A is & BOURNVILLE SUPPEHTSME COCOA Gives them this ENERGY 9d. per |>ib. tin I /sd. per £-lb. tin 2/9d. per i-lb. tin ISO Freda Manning: is games mispress a big girl’s school. Gym, too, and swimming in the summer. And holidays mean cramping and climbing. Health energy. Nobody remembers her being iII* She has cocoa for supper. Wouldn’t mISs it for anything.

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