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“WORTH £lO A PACKET” WORKING MAN SINCERELY THANKS R.U.E. FOR REMOVING HIS CEASELESS TORMENT Many people have written in praising R.U.R. for remarkable conquests over pain, suffering and disease. Now Mr C. V. Stanley, of Netta Station, adds his testimony, and in his gratitude declares [rill 'Trjnilllim'llM “ 1 am only a M poor working man, but if the P price was .£lO a I -a iM packet I would I ■ ira ,iave somehow, | W a:tter Proving to Jia myself what it canancl ■ -''"MB When you Wt • sss»’ <■ IK realise that W|k ! SL / J?! R U.R. coski but t 4 /*’ pi us Gd sales tax, a packet to jfißß make 26 ounces of active mixture. and 7/6, plus 1/- sales tax, to make 52 ounces, it is no exaggeration to say that R.U.R. is by far the cheapest and most effective remedy. Add to this that R.U.R. is certain to remove and prevent minor illness of almost any kind, and you can readily see the truth of Mr Stanley’s willingne<;s to pay £lO a packet. So take R.U.R. and Right You Are—the Best in tire World, that’s all 1 — Obtainable from W. H. Snowsill and other chemists and stores. CYCLE REPAIRS || Every Repair Ji I rom a b ent if frame, wheel or handle bars, to »$»•; <»«!• a new spoke, is well done here at a low price. | r j I Steve Sharmas I Cycle Agent, MASTERTOW. I 'Phene 2152.

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Wairarapa Times-Age, 26 August 1942, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Times-Age, 26 August 1942, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Times-Age, 26 August 1942, Page 6

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