PUBLIC NOTICES GI^ZING^^MLM^g ! I II /■'• 1 Building a new — home? Well Let Us Supply The Giass g§ Plain moulded or fancy glass H E cut to any size. 0 I BOOH SULLIVAN LURE LTD. I Builders, Timber and Hardware 8 Merchants I WHAKATANE —'P hone 19 I UNENDING TORMENT Palmerston North Woman Writes of Remarkable Recovery. Smitten all of a sudden a terrible pain in the baclc, left thigh and foot, Mrs. Etheldra Robbins, of 31A Albert Street, Palmerston North, went through untold misery. She writes as follows on 11/3/42, allowing her photo, to be used:— t "I was attacked v. - , with a terrible pain in the jpfllii 1111118 came lame and llllllll!l agony. I went ° f " Pahiatua, lllllllif § ave me an n 3 ec^o:n the painful the next mornMrs. E. Bobbins, of ing I was SUfPaimerston Nth. fering agony. The doctor ordered me to the Pahiatua Public Hospital. I had electrical treatment, was poulticed and had hot water bottles, but nothing gave me relief. Finally, after having the leg nerve stretched with no great relief and often taking hot salt water baths, Mrs. Robbins decided to try R.U.R. and says: " After taking the fifth dose, I was able to bend my knee. When I had finished the second bottle, I had thrown away my stick — there was no lameness; also I was able to wear my shoe in place of a large slipper on the foot that had been so bad." No matter what you have wrong with you, R.U.R. is bound to do you good. It is effective because it contains a laxative, a kidney cleanser, a liver stimulant, an acid corrective and a blood purifier. Take R.U.R. and Right You Are! Wrigley's Chewing Gum ■ freshens your palate and increases the pleasure of smoking. Chewing Wrigley's helps keep your teeth strong and healthy — there are two good reasons whv. (i) Each time you chew, Wrigley'3 polishes the precious enamel of yous teeth. (2) This healthful chewing gum massages the gums and stimulates die flew of lymph necessary to keep them firm. Strong, firm gums are the foundation of strong, firm teeth. flavours — P.K. (peppermint), Spearmint (garden mint), Juicy Fruit (sweet). & nzu26 AAAA.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 05, Issue 88, 7 August 1942, Page 6
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