DUKE OF BEDFORD INTERESTED Some form of unearned mcom* for every man, to enable him to purchase a - just share of the output, of machinery and natural forces, has long been championed by the Duke on Bedford, previously the Earl on Tavistock. On being introduced to the health) benefits of 15.U.R., the Duke decided to test it, and was so pleased that h«( wrote from his estate, Glentrool Lodge^ ass Newton Stewart, Scotland, as follows! for further supplies: “I worker w you could send me another sis packages to give to friends who mayi wish to try the cure? ” R.U.R. always enjoys implicit conli-j dence. It is the health guardian—tcj cleanse the bloodstream, enliven tha system, remove pain from the jointssinews, and muscles, and clear away all trace of accumulated body wastej 4/2 and 7/9 everywhere. —3 ('i ET Quotations from ’ Evening Star *■ JT Office tor large or small quantities of Pruning before placing your order.
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Evening Star, Issue 24103, 26 January 1942, Page 6
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156Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 24103, 26 January 1942, Page 6
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