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#iii? Play a game hat#"* M We don't mean this literally—but we do seriously advise ** you to be patient if you are sometimes told, "No Queen Anne Chocolates today." Don't blame the girl in the shop, or the manufacturer! They are doing their best under today's necessary wartime restrictions. Be patient —wait a day or two and try again. Queen Anne quality remains unchanged — absolute perfection. Queen Anne Chocolates made by Adams Bruce Cake is also Adams Bruce Ltd., Cake Specialists limited in supply and in range for over 20 years. _ of varieties. /""""X * Qtte&tt dune OU&c&lecteA f bock a i n in f n RAILWAY TRAVEL. 1 PERMITS ESSENTIAL FOR LONG JOURNEYS Depletion of railway coal stocks arid the | present uncertainty regarding their early re- \ plenishment necessitate restrictions being placI ed upon passenger journeys and non-perishable 1 goods traffic. Until further notice permits will i be required for passenger journeys in excess of I 50 miles. Permits will be issued only upon satisJ factory proof as to the essentiality of travel. \ Full Particulars from Stationmasters and 9 Booking Offices.

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