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Manawatu Times, Volume 59, Issue 220, 20 September 1934, Page 9

You’ll be “SITTING PRETTY” that Is, warm and comfortable and be money in pocket when winter winds rattle the windows, if your Coal Bin is filled from our stocks. Coal that yields the utmost in heat and leaves little ash, is the only kind that we deliver. Place your Order to-day. CHILD BROS. 6 McCIFFERT STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. ’Phones 7251, 6447, 5157, 6330 or 5928 Metal Depot. PAGEANT OF SPRING See It Safely By Rail Now is the time when Nature puts her best touch on the “Wonderland of the Pacific.” Now is the time for New Zealanders to enjoy marvellous glimpses of their country from the safe cosiness of a railway carriage. A cheap little holiday of one day—or a weekend in new scenes—or a real holiday of a week or two or longer—that is just the right kind of tonic for everybody—the best of “spring medicine.” The railways help you to get that refreshing “time off” with the low fares—less than a penny a mile, second-class, for adults, and only a fraction over a penny, frst-class. X 1 i Take A Tonic Holiday By Rail 1 I —.. ——.. —.... ■BiiiiiiiiimHiHilß

# BECAUSE—ENO taken regularly Is the natural way to ensure internal cleanliness — BECAUSE ENO is always the same perfect and unvarying product. BECAUSE ENO is non-habit forming. BECAUSE for over sixty years ENO has been recognised by the people of every nation as the finest, safest and most pleasant aid to good health. ENO being in fine powder form and highly concentrated, goes much further and is thus better vales than coarse granular substitutes. Comparison proves this—insist on ENO. The words ‘Eno’ and ‘ Fruit Salt ' are registered Trade Marks. Sales Agents: The British Harold F. Ritchie & Co. of N.Z. Ltd. 76 Dixon Street, Wellington, C.i,

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