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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 267, 8 November 1923, Page 9

JIMMY WILDE TELLS WHAT TO DO FOR FOOT TORTURES. World's Champion B<<xer «»y» simply rest f«et in saltrated water, then bid corns and other foot troubles good-bye. §1 am often asked wliat boxers do when tlieir feet ache, burn, - V callouses, bunions! I \ and otherwise niaku I 11 anyone who has to I J stantly. Boxers Have I / else should <]n: "thai is, rest tile feet for a while In metllratcd _ and oxyirpiiated zr • + iiJ-Pf water, prepared >i»wiuA LV+Ut*, Dy dissolving a sF JT hancirm or nr.unary Reiidel Balb Paltrairs (nbtalnahlP at pniall cost from any I'llPinlst) In a root liaili Of plain hoi walrr. 1 have known or serious cases where users hardly recognised either the feel or the appearanre of their nwn feet the nrst time ttioy treated them In this way. and I am nevo .'.ithout a supply of the saltratcs compound at my training camp.— (Ad.) Bargain Rale of f3OOO worth of drapery end clothing now on at Ashley's A.B.C. Stores, Karangahape Road. —Ad. Exercise great care when cnoosir.g the engagement ring Grieve, jeweller, next Smeeton's, has n fine selection. — (Aα.) i — OBORN'S BOOT SALES Is it any wonder -we are so busy? JUST LOOK AT THESE PRICES: Gent.'s English Box Calf Derby Boots, leather lined, sewn soles, 17/6 Oent.'s English Box Derby Fug Toe, leather lined, 19/6 Gent.'s English Box Derby, Fug Toe, leather lined, pat. cap, 21/Gent.'s English Box Derby, stout Cookham solos; no cap, 19/6 Gent.'s English South African Field Boots, 21/. Our Reasons for being ablo to Sell so cheap: 1. We pay spot cash. 2. Our rent and overhead expenses are small. OBORN'S 240 and 242, HOBSON STREET, And Knight tt Co.'s premises, Corner below Town Hall.

Oi»iHmiii*>iu*i**»iiiiiHii*iiiiMiinm«iiiif mmiii iiiiiiiiiiiii:ii*iMiitMiiiititni>itnitiiini«>i»iitnnttmniiiiiiiiiiiitiuiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiitimmiiifiiiinntiiii iimmniini cate way all about this new boon to women. Address i your request to the New Zealand Agents whose name appears below. Inexpensive and very convenient SSTSVIS inSiSLE , i. i woman. Delicately soft handbag. AH you have to U the name given to . new san.tary towel which mnd unraUxlßgw yel pef . do ; , , o go in(o , jhop , nd every woman will welcome. Kotex are easy to buy redly absorbent, ask for "a l-x of KotM." because one asks (or them by name. , ~ , , tif • . Regular Size - 5/6 per dozen Kotex are far inperior to other sanitary toweU A supply of Kotex on the shell is always a great inasmuch at they are made from Cellucotton and convenience. There are two sizes—regular and Hospital Size - 8/- per packet fine gauze. Cellucolton is considered by science hospital. The latter ha» additional thickness. m to be the most effective absorbent material. therefore greater absorbency. Many women Sold 6 * ?" demists and drapers. keep a supply of each size. Kotex meet the most exacting needs and are easy New Zea,and A * ent ' : to dispose of by following the simple directions Kotex are cleanly packed in boxes which contain SALMOND & SPRAGGON LTD., found in each package. They are cheap enough no descriptive printing—only the name Kotex. Baker's Buildings, Feathenton street, to throw away. Ask for them by name. WELLINGTON. INEXPENSIVE, COMFORTABLE, HYGIENIC and SAFE -KOTEX.