How Did Thai Bad Leg Begin ? V OU may remember tEe 3ay you ?elt lEe Hrsl soreness and pain—or recall some simple wound or bruise, or breaking the skin by scratching when your ankle felt irritable. Or, maybe (especially ifj you are a woman) there's an actual breakdown of the fleshy tissues through bad circulation and loss of vitality. For healing chronic sores, old wounds, and leg ulcerg# Zam-Buk is truly wonderful. It stops the hot pain andf irritation and draws out all pus and disease. Its complete} success even in chronic cases is due to the fact that itf soothing and antiseptic powers are backed by unusual stimu-» lative and healing properties. Helping Nature to build up new fissue-cells, Zam-BuE Soon makes once-diseased parts permanently strong and healthy again. Get a box of this famous herbal balm to-day and apply according to the printed directions. Father Makes a Purchase Generally speaking, men aren’t supposed to bo star performers when it comes to getting Bargains. But that theory was exploded for all time after Father visited Harris’ Profit-Sharing Sale. Mother Was Delighted the savings he effected, and admitted that, after all, he’d “got a good nos© for a Real Bargain.” Look over these lines and you’ll admit it, too. Ladies’ Tan Willow Calf One-Bar Shoes, Louis heels, open sides. Wore 41/6. Sale price, 19/6. Ladies* Glace One-Bar Shoes, fancy fronts, Cuban heels; English make. Sale prioe, 14/6. Ladies' English Patent One-Bar Shoes, Louis heels; various styles. Sale price, 19/0. Men's Split Kip Bluchers, toe and heelplates ; nailed or plain Sale price, 10/6. Men's B.C. Oxfords, good fitting, medium toes, welted. Exceptionally good value! Sale price, 23/11. Gins’ Patent One-Bar Shoes, White diamond trim. Sale prices—4 to 6, 6/11 j 7 to 9, 7/11. Boys’ Strong Derby Boots, good fitting, with toe and heelplates; nailed if desired. Sale prices—10, 11/6 j 11 to 1, 13/11 j 2 to 5, 16/11. Al! Hues not listed here less 2/- In the & W. Harris & Sons’ Profit-Sharing Sale Now on at All Six S ops 29-2* Princes Street. 212-214 George Street, ISS-135 King Edward Street. 101 Stuart Street. 242 Princes Street. And at Gardens.
Your Printing DONE CHEAPLY DONE PROMPTLY DONE WELL The Evening Star JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT STUART STREET. DUNEDIN
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Evening Star, Issue 20255, 16 August 1929, Page 13
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