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Stratford Evening Post, Volume IV, Issue 38, 24 January 1936, Page 7

THE CADBURY COCOCUBS * Hr. Pie-Porker takes up Roller Skating HUNGRY - WISH rD BROUGHT oiuju'-j* i n. i ijt ' E U 3 (MtHCP mimd\ M£[ ■S 7^7 / Pie-Porker thought he was getting too fat, so he bought some roller skates. “It*« wxercise 1 want,” he chuckled as he fastened ou his skates. Oh dear! Oh deatl He’s off. Whoop! Bumpcty bump! t 1 wilM MORE -1« A« EVtR ■’ l'o7l-A BROVGHT W * l I \ I V^CMOCOtATtI WHY DO YOU HE EP ON DOING THAT WR.PIE PORKER m U M As ==£ Yes, Pie-Porker was getting plenty of exercise. There he goes again. Whoo-pl Wallop! He nearly fell on Willie Mouse and squashed him. Up again, over he goes. Crash! Bang! Bump! Wallop! ( BOVS, WHAT ABOUT I SOME CHOCOLATE .U, sa i cw aJ “Boys,” he cried, “I’ve had enough eacrcise, help me home.*’ Passing the tuck shop he suddenly cried, “Who would like some chocolate?” • “We all would,” cried the Cococubs, as they rushed into the shopt.

BUY THE CHILDREN' Children’s BOU RNVILLE COCOA The same delicious, flourishing coco® that is so good for children, but now packed in a gay £-ib. tin specially for children. And... in every tin, a joffy littfa Cadbury Cococub ... one large or two small! How the children will iov* them; so when next you buy Cocoa ask specially for Children’s Bournvilta Cocoa in the new pack but remember you can only buy it in J-lb. tins. A TOY IN EVERY TIN OF Children’s BOURNVILLE COCOA Stamps for the popular Cadbury Stamp Album ara (till Included in the i-ib. t j-lb., and I-Ms. tins of the Standard Bournville Cocoa. m Quality Groceries come only from L. H. McDonald’s (lat® F. McKenzie), opp. P.O Woods' Great Peppermint Cur® For Chaldron’* Hacking Couftu