PUBLIC NOTICES l||& CASH |M IttCt/iA/ttr TO YOUR NATIONAL SAVINGS ACCOUNT Inserted to assist the Nation's War Effort by WRiGLEYS ikers cf P.K., Spaarmint. ]uicy Fruit Chewing Gum >UKE OF BEDFORD INTERESTED )me form of "unearned" income for rery man, to enable him to purchase just share of the output of machinery id natural forces, has long been lampioned by the Duke of Bedford, •eviously the Earl of Tavistock. . n being introduced to the health inefits of R.U.R., the Duke decided i i test it, and was so pleased that he rote from his estate. Gle'ntrool Lodge fewton Stewart. Scotland, as follows, jr further supplies: "I wonder if you ould send me another six R.U.R. iackages to give to friends who may rish to try the cure?" t.U.R. always enjoys implicit confilence. It is the health guardian—to leanse the bloodstream, enliven the ystem, remove pain from the joints, inews, and muscles and clear away all race of accumulated body waste. 4H ind 7/9 everywhere. BAKING
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 5, Issue 3, 14 January 1942, Page 8
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165Page 8 Advertisements Column 3 Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 5, Issue 3, 14 January 1942, Page 8
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