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Wairarapa Times-Age, 15 September 1942, Page 6

A q &la»a!3x.2kMM stricken Down in Prime of Life BUS DRIVER FORCED TO GIVE UP WORK AT 38 Physical fitness and alertness are demanded of a bus driver. It is therefore of interest to read how Mr George Walgers. of Queen’s Road, Five Rock, Sydney, conquered the pain of lumbago w <• and sciatica . w hich gripped him so intensely that he was obliged to stop work at the age of 38 years. i Mr Wal- . ~....! ger’s words • ' state: “After z S ’ the firSt • Af --a '/•/••'•« • packet of y~ir ■■-■ ' R.U.R. I be- ' ■■ / gan to get ■ Mf * . relief, and ?WfeT A,W|£'.,' could at last ■■tat stand up sSk--xV- straight, and sleep returned to me. I then took a course, and can honestly say I have not one pain left. I am back at work again, and can even dig in the garden. I now take R.U.R. twice a week, and am feeling my old self again.” R U.R. is bound to do you good. So take R.U.R. and Right You Are I The Best in the World, that’s all 1 —-JU Obtainable from W. H. Snowsill and other chemists and stores. i , ...'..m //§& 'Did You Know that if your j/ V/\ Cycle isn’t / IKf working quit« S /\ | right that j Y ' , I We do CYCLE REPAIRS? I { Our prices will suit you. I Steve Sherman | Cycle Agent, MASTERTON. I ’Phone 2152.