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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 21 April 1934, Page 5

AN OSTRICH WILL EAT FRENCH NAILS & N ms, vT', \ y T— Mi w4 * Cam you swallow this? Don’t be an ostrich. Face up to the fact that many of your favourite foods — sausages, pork or duck or bacon are dreadfully rich —that is, when you eat them without Mustang. A fresh dab of Mustard with its clean tang makes them thoroughly digestible and nourishing, and ever so much more tasty. So when next you sit down to a rich meat course, remember — it s nicer with Mustard Colman’s Mustard £ i yjn j^Ci BRITISH MADE KODAK FILM The Dependable Film in the Sfel low Carton

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