BIG VALUES In Heavy Quality Aluminium it T<3 KflT "FVERY DAY you get a chance to buy ALUMINIUM CULINARY UTENSILS at Prices as low as we are asking. and lasts for years. Now's the chance to buy cheap. SAUCEPANS-1/6. 1/9, 2/3, 4/-, 4/9, 5/3, 6/3, 6/9, 8/6. KETTLES—6/6, 8/6, 10/6. FRY PANS—3/9 to 5/9. TEAPOTS—S/-, 6/-, 8/-. FISH SLICE—9d each. MIXING BOWLS—I/-, 1/3, 1/6 to 5/3. SALTS AND PEPPERS—Bd each. GRAVY STRAINERS—2/-. SOUP LADLES—I/6. COME IN TO-DAY. GOODS ARE ALL ON DISPLAY. W. H. Collins & Co. LIMITED. "BEST-BY-TEST" HARDWARE STORES. 10 YEARS IN BED! \ other 30 years, you will spend 10 years ii that "is, working on an average of eight lours sleep every aay. WHY not make that third of your life in bed a luxurious and comfortable.time? All you have to do is to Buy Better Bedding, and Bright, Cheerful Bedroom Furniture from MURRAY fe. Then, neither Billionaires- nor pampered Movie Stars will sleep any sounder than you. CALL TO-DAY and see the fine range of Bedroom Furniture and Furnishings at— MURRAY'S Ltd TANCRED STREET, 'PHONE 196. ROOTS & ALL There is only one way to stop the pain of corns for good and all—the corns must come out, painful root and all. And there is only one way to get them out surely, painlessly, safely—by soaking the feet in regular Radox footbaths. Here is just one sufferer, among hunAttiZia mlnn Tnaa -fni-inA in RsirictJC th© only relief. Read the letter:— "For about five years I had three very obstinate corns, one on the small toe of my left foot and two on the small toe of my right foot. The tired, aching feet caused by these corns gave me physical and mental pain. Mental pain because I was often made a butt for people's jests on account of my peculiar gait, due to the swelling and pain. Do I suffer now? No—.not in the least. I tried Radox Bath Salts, and it has surpassed all my expectations. It has done what no Other so-called remedy has ever done. It has given me complete relief. After the fifth footbath with Radox I succeeded in picking the corn out from my left little toe, and after the sixth footbath I was able to treat the remaining corns in the same manner." W. T. W. Original letter on file for inspection. What Radox has done for the of the corn, and the oxygen which and further, carrying tne cornsoftening salts right to the root of the corn, which is thus loosened so that it can be lifted out bodily. Price, for half-pound packet 2/2. Double quantity 3/8. BATH SALTS Manufactured by E. Griffiths Hughes Ltd., Manchester (Established 1756). Supplies stocked by Fairbairn, Wright & Co., Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin, and by all 'Wholesalers, Chemists and Stores throughout New Zealand. 'CS-1 1 -'" 1 Somewhere In your house is a pair of Shoes with v perfectly good uppers. All they need are new soles and straight heels to be ready for a heap of wear. Hunt 'em up and let's have eml Prompt service on all repair work. The Bootmaker, East Street, ASH BURTON. QUALITY GLASSES THE BEAUTIFUL FINISH and STYLE of my RIMLESS GLASSES is constantly commented upon by my patients MY MODERN RIMMED SPECTACLES aiid EYEGLASSES made to RIGID OPTICAL STAOTATO|-£ mv own workrooms arouse INSTANT ADMIRAIIOJN tor their COMFORT and SMARTNESS. YOU MIGHT iust as well invest in the BEST, and my prices welost pleasing. CURTIS GLASSES are GOOD GLASSES. ___. YOUR VISIT WILL BE A PLEASURE TO US BOTH. FRANK CURTIS, fftfKSK" East St., Ashburton. Ring Telephone 305 for an Appointment. Good Advice.—TO SEE WELL SEE CURTIS.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 50, Issue 261, 18 August 1930, Page 7
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