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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 122, 25 May 1937, Page 14

a^^^^s It's the uncertain weather at l»i||Kpsfc this time o'year that makes fi^Biii BRONCHITIS so troublesome. Ifi|p^i§W What is wanted is something to make easy the BREATHING, li^P^* to help rid the phlegm — to CLEAE the air passages! Nothing can surpass BBonningtoii's Irish Moss. It has wonderful demulcent qualities, a single dose will soothe IRRITATION. If that troublesome and oft-recurring ;WINTEIt COUGH comes on, a dose or so soon stops it, and gives one peace. IMITATIONS! Decline any @^\ of these. Accept only the genuine, /jy^w it's Bonnington's. Price, I\6 & 2j6. CA^s^

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A WORD TO THE WISE •ggjjjjhwl \S ENOUGH* Wise folk don't have to be told twice about Bisto. They find that it adds that dash of something extra nice to all meat dishes. If it's r seasoning they need—Bisto supplies it. Colouring or thickening—Bisto again. While for a really delicious gravy, Bisto is absolutely ; essential. , JJfcpr for delicious gravy