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Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 732, 8 April 1933, Page 26 (Supplement)

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Mrs Cant The above lady is Mrs Can’t. She is wondering for the seventeenth time this morning why she is not as attractive as Mrs Can—why her skin will come out in blotches, and her hair look so dull and taggy. The lady unfortunately is poisoned, though she would probably have a heart attack if you told her. And yet poisoned is the only word for what clogged and stagnant foodways do to you. If only Mrs Can’t would take Eno every morning, impurities would have no time to work havoc with her good looks. Mrs Can 9 1 / On the other hand, Mrs Can is looking at herself because she likes looking at herself. She knows why her husband is so jealous of her. She knows why other men whisper to her, ‘lf Jim hadn’t married you, I would have.’ She knows, too, that a daily inner cleansing is worth all the paint and powder in the world. It’s three years this month since she started taking Eno. And Eno, by keeping her clean inside, has kept her lovely skin and' her bright eyes and her glistening hair unspoiled. She’s clever—is Mrs Can. A clean inside is the only foundation of outward sparkle and beauty. To ensure real inner cleanliness is Eno’s one purpose. And from the very moment you drink it, you know that Eno will succeed. Will do for your inner self what pure soap and fresh water do for your outward self. Will cleanse and sweeten and refresh your whole system—safely, surely, positively. Need you belike Mrs Can’t ? Of course not! E f i nos The words ‘ Eno * and * Fruit Salt * are registered trade marks Sales Agents : The British Harold F. Ritchie & Co. oj N.Z . Ltd., 76 Dixon Street, Wellington KZB.st