W^'W yV^l^T 'Tf^W WIT*" .' IHi I Ili vss ■rf »# Mm I^LI I Irf ' I IBM I 1 |||MX JLad V JmM^l X iIIj if if I IlUiS^' Of course, Mum and Dad talk about it at Hi the breakfast table. Dad worked it out with his pencil on the tablecloth the other morning, and found that a Gerstena breakfast saves a family of five 3/- per day compared with meat, fish, eggs, etc. And that means £54 per .•■■.•' year. Think what! YOU could do with "Gerstena" Gruel ' £54 sm& anc* tanked every year. For supper try»bowi of Gerstena breakfast means a family better "Gerstana" Gruel. You ' . . _ . • i t t if II SUSe, nop c| fed. It is the perfect food Jor both vanliC nXS, LemL youngsters and adults—for it builds health or any Spice or Fla- \ vourmg you fancy. and strength and energy. Just like making poi- . ■ - \ ■ Igffi 7 "%& Put it to the test—include Gersterja on * a perfect food your next Grocery order. FOR INVALIDS. ; c OOKEOy^ MIMUTES Vjr^^Brr<3BßWy , Costs less per plate There's too much suffer- . &%& t'usasioiv Wellington PrCOf ing among older folks from _ _^Cg^fT^> ' achy, stiff, lame backs dis- S*m«|/ *£) fe MIT c HE LLTOWH HAN CURE. tressmg urinary«disorders, I Ii IN l\l|^V f^f weak eyes, dropsy, and |||! \ \ ™*\ \/ W^' ._. ' _»_ _*••.. ■"■' r \ '] 'J i*a»-\ M~- *" ""■ Mr. A. Watkina, plasterer, MountPloarheumatic JOintS. ■.•■:■. -"'<-.•} J priif*B2- sant, Mitohelltown, Wellington, says:----v IJ**^/ r 1* ' "Through having to work in vory exposThpap arp «iima nt lrirJnnv f»->fisl J" /\ I °& places and in all weathers, I think I icese are signs ot icianey W7^kO\ I ■ m.usfc haTO cau.eht a Bovere ohi" in th« Weakness, Which, U yOUth Or If/ 4 /r*V.) kidneys, as a little over two years ago I; , «^, .ujvu.uvi |U 4 |f I was suddenly seized with sharp, shoot&firCi POiSOnS thfi blood, dis ■ Q*s . jH • «" !'.-i«S pains m tho small o£ my back. The , . • a \ J \ J, jvagony'l suffered I stooped or orders the urme, and lames | \ y {$&< . moved quickly w as awtui Latev on 1 .... , I } J v'sMli' I began to feel dvll and tired, and had no tile IIIQDS Or back. U K..'~^M' ■ ! energy for anything. _ I could not sleep •■ '■'■■■• 81" ' ' i"^ n's'l*;> anc' pain in my back was Thorp'a hnln fnr nroalr«n*H ' 1 ■ I !^M^?s^ sotting worse. The kidney secretions inere3-HDlp torWeaWneO v . | I mMm* i I hen Eecamo affected,, being thick and kidneys. Doan'S BaCQache i-slf^M | cloudy, and difficult to puss. I tried ail * yp=~» Ifcjf •"■ ! r-orts of medjeinos in the hope of finding Kidney PillS h&Ve brOUffht /^——'A MS* «■ cure, but it was not until I had taken \ y ~* -• ! Doan's Baokacho Kidney Pills for a relief tO thOUSandS. Here's t\\V •* / \ few days that I really felt that I was ___ . . . ' • potting better. I continued with the Wellington testimony. . , /O I „ . Pills, and after using about eight bottles iT j 1 was cured, and felt a new man." Nfltikiner COUldb« more flnn- ' Eight year? later Mr. Watkins says: nOTiUIHg goum W« more OOn- Doan>s Baoknohe pi , ls ars „,,, afc v _« f, o!l J s Backache Kidney Pills cured Vincing-than tittat. .. -P er bottle, at all chemists and stores, or me of kidney trouble eight years ago, post free from Fostor-McClennaa Co., .-.nd I have had no return of the ailment „ 15 Hamilton Street, Sydney: V I since.".
Mothers Right?© Is - Just Lovely
The "Finishing Touch" ' iS|| to a good pair or ooots 7 J&^liL Phillips'Rubbers suit the smartest /TMiP oot anc^ nsure against wear and (\ ll BJfaP VjfflS&i weather. Costing" but a few r 'weK i Mil s^'^'nS s they save pounds in a year if''^^^^ilM • SOLES & HEELS Psrssij--; BRADFIELD McPHERSON,LtA * RUBBERS vM/ 34, Water Strekt, DUNEDIN. „, , . " , „ "Latt the time of three"
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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 35, 10 August 1921, Page 15
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