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e/ ; ' 7- <y•<.;-—••••• r—vy. S' IwWl, - - HOrJOB UKE l\ \ w- - l MiNB.fMGIAD \ i f teiwWl J Fewer ’buses, petrol rationing, every- But no fear! He has a war job So afterwards he hops under a reone hurrying around on war jobs—what in his own back yard, lhe tiny freshing showei witi neruoy. >. a strain it puts on George! You’d lawn is a cabbage patch to-day. Il s lively lather soon sets lim U P. “J." 1 ‘a, think he’d be giad to get his feel up tiring work for a man in his fifties eases away lhe cramped leelm D after his shift . . . aftei- such a heavy day . . . ' ing muscles. ftl wiiS snesoap SPECIALLY MADE TO fc?:— PREVENT h '? Home-grown vegetables help pro- g l\ u. V I— • N I // 'hie the family lmili llio.-e -lighting” fft.F vitamins limy m-ed. And lhe money D —-ss=ZS . ‘jlijl sort'll goc- lo id- paving oil the nistal- • * / ®[l ments on their War Loans. '' MADE BY LEVER BROTHERS (N.Z) LIMITED, PEWNE. W.58.20Z

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