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Evening Star, Issue 18160, 28 December 1922, Page 8

Why Are tallest people always the laziest? —Because they’ are longer in bed than others. MRS CLARA E. SLATER, after a most successful tour in Australia, will return to England (by special request) via New Zealand. Ladies will thus have an opportunity of seeing her. ALL ADVICE IS FREE. Send 6d postage foe booklet and further particulars. Mrs. Clara E. Slater of Oro.mweli House. High Hn - born, London (Es d. less), well Shown throughout Great.Brin am, t n«>w on a SHORT > IWi i to Australia, q IT 18 ft MOTHER’S DUTY i to safeguard HER HEAI/TRTl yon suffer from any abdomln- “ »1 comr lalnt - send novr * or 11,y FREE BOOKLET (Fully Illustrated). Itcontalns irlccless information on Womens Internal complaints, und will be sent on receipt ot - - fid. stamp to corer postage. It else explains Mlh the aid of l lllustrations how Ruptures ot all kind.. Displacements, Internal Weal»te osn be cured wi,hunt Operations or Intern 1 Instrumente-The latter cause Otncers and Tumours, and should be Avoided At all coals, bend to-day (ei dosing 6d. In sumps) toMRS. CURA E. SUTER Dept. D.ll. 21, Victoria Arcade, ■ Sydney, N.S.W. don't miss this opportunity tf .rou have a suffering wife or mother draw her auention to this Adaenisemeai st ones

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