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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22197, 14 September 1937, Page 2

FOOT COMFORT FOOT HEALTH TALKS "Never have any trouble with my feet." If you can pass the above remark you are indeed fortunate, but do give your feet a little consideration to the end that they may always be happy, comfortable an* fj>*e from pain/ •;* i,,7 The .lucky possessor dfgood feet can [avoid future trouble.if a little care is f taken in selecting shoes. Choose footwear of good quality lit which care has been taken even to the minor details of their construction. The feet should be measured for each new pair of shoes, and the full weight of the body placed on the feet as the shoes are tried. Raise and lower the heels several times—it will 'put. the feet j and shoes through the same exercise as walking some distance. Last but not, "least—patronise a shoe arm that Is dependable, and (Ives you the service of experienced fitters who appreciate- your custom enough to make sure- that the shoes you buy are perfectly fitted. Remember—"You axe as Young as Your Feet." Thone 33-676 for Appointment. INSTITUTE OF FOOT HEALTH 558 a COLOMBO STREET COpp. "Whltcombe Sc Tombs* Factory). CHBISTCHURCH FACECLOTH FREE/ WITH 4 TABLETS OF 1 IIX m 3"S ** vm % sow ** Sw«2 o* w f GYGLAX SKIN FOOD TO FILL OUT LINES AND HOLLOWS Keeps the skin young . . . definitely eradicates wrinkles. "Baby" for the very sensitive, "Thick" for the very lined, "Special O" for the average skin , 6/11. 13/6, 36/6, 48/6 In Canterbury, only at