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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21328, 1 November 1932, Page 12

Because there k that subtle difference in its flavour and quality which distinguishes it from all other whiskies. O9 # v li has been said thafc there is no difference to-day between one wellknown brand and another but convincing proof to the contrary is to be found m "BLACK & WHITE." •; •- m-: m , iHK' ' 'y *v< : ." L.. ■ ! -" MILK OATIES creates energy, gives pep. MHLK OATIES nourishes, builds muscle and virile strength, never fat. MILK OATIES keeps yot\ in good shape, J I ':r> Strictly between ourselves, the Can't family take a bit of putting up with sometimes. Of course—ha'.: not well-off, and she's had her share of trouble. But they needn't always be such a pack of miseries. If young Can't isn't bottom at school, then you can be sure Miss Can't has lost another job! If someone would only put a large bottle of Eno in their bathroom, and see they all took some every morning—'what a difference it would make! As for the Can family—goodness, there's a contrast for you! Mr Can getting on like a house on fire in his business. Mrs Can so pretty and elegant still —such a mine of fun, too! And the children—well, if that bunch of madcaps don't make their way in the 'world, no one ever will. But there's the difference, you see. The Can family are fit. Fit—because they never miss their Eno. Fit—because they 're always clean inside! No one cat tlo his best aork in life if he is habinally poisoned by congested foedtzays. At'd no one neiid tolerate such a condition of body—vith Eno to simple and certain a remedy. Eno does not irritate, sets up no habit, contains nothing harih or harmful, Its acticn is that of a | entle, natural. internal cleanser—for sixty yean a golden daily rule among successful The words "Eno* and 'Fruit Salt' are registered trade marts. Salts AtttUt t The British Harold F. Ritchie £ Cit. of N.Z. IJUL, 76 JXxon Strut, W&ingtca.