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Evening Star, Issue 19762, 12 January 1928, Page 4

'PHONE 23-296. CHRIS. MEINUNG, BUTCHER, 281 KING EDWARD STREET (Opposite Crystal Ice Co.). Prime Ox Beef, Pork, Lamb, and Veal at Bedrock Prices. WE CUT TO PLEASE YOU. Small Goods a Specialty! MURIE’S, 269 KING EDWARD STREET. For CROCKERY and HOUSEHOLD WARE SPECIAL.—English Cups, 3s 6d halfdozen; English Cups and Saucers, 5s half-dozen. SOAP.—Round Bath, 3 cakes for Is; Pure Castile, 5d cake. Just arrived; Brass Preserve Pans, Jam and Preserve Jars, and all requirements for the jam season. COMPARE OUR PRICES. Do you appreciate high quality groceries? If so, we guarantee to please you by the High Quality of our goods. Personal attention given to every order. Let ns pack and despatch your camp order this year. Patronise our progressive and popular store. BAINES BROS., FAMILY GROCERS, ETC., 523 CARGILL ROAD. ’Phone 22-014. CALL AT SOME OF THE SHOPS MENTIONED HERE TO-MORROW EVENING WHEN SHOPPING.

OF COURSE ! MAGICALLY ! CORNS LIFT OFF WITH FINGER TIPS Nowadays it’s only necessary to ask the chemist for two drachms of Frozollce, costing hut a few pence, to end every hard or soft corn on your feet. Just a few applications of this new ether _ discovery made directly onto a sensitive pain throbbing corn, should banish all soreness quickly, and shortly the complete corn, “ lock, stock, and barrel,” shrivels up and may be lifted off with the finger nail. This modern method of liberating the feet from corn-posts was conceiyed by a prominent pharmaceutical chemist, who asserts that whilst Frozol-lce is gummy, it dries at once, and simply withers up the corn without in the least irritating or inflaming the surrounding healthy flesh. Don’t let mother die of lock-jaw or blood-poisoning from razoring her corns or callouses, but clip this article and make her get some Frozol-lce at your chemist’s.—[Advt.'L