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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21112, 20 February 1932, Page 16

THOMPSON'S PRAMS A WORD TO MOTHERS—BUY FROM THE MAKERS. Visit our Showrooms at 313, Queen Street, 3 doors above Town Hall. For Bargains in • Prams, Pushchairs, Dolls' Prams. Send for Free Catalogue. Phone 45-998. Cylinder Rctooring Gives Renewed linergy. I Accuracy and Finish Guaranteed. 10/- per Cylinder. E. A. BROUGHTON, 17, Selbourne Road, Grey Lynn. Phone 26-256. Estd. 1893. V<; yil M mm

** >'• . ■-:;C?s^::ix;: ; :::.:;; : .; : :>;:s* ; , v ' -■< .:•: CvX»:->^-AvX<<-WvXv:-'-Xv:.: :•&.•. :•:••:■ \TM ' | WT till?,: ; * - - M v..JS "Eno will soon clear that <0 4 not-weather skin', Angela!" If Summer leaves you listless and heavy depend upon it your complexion gives you away. Look into your mirror and see the sallowness, dull eyes, sagging face muscles. And how safely and simply you can keep the foodways sweet and clean with Eno's "Fruit Salt". Wise people, particularly in Summer, take the morning glass of Eno as the sensible precaution. Immediately refreshing! Cooling through and through 1 Eno every morning. Sold everywhere in two shys. Tbe words " ENO " and " Fruit Salt" art registered trade marks. Sales Agents: The British Harold F. Ritchie & Co. of N.Z. Ltd., 76 Dixon Street, Wellington. ' TV • •'•••