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FARMERS! Steal a March on Winter by ordering your wet winter needs NOW! When Winter comes it’s unpleasant enough, but it’s a thousand times worse when you’re not prepared with the right footwear, etc. ORDER NOW ! You mil be well rewarded with savings at CHALK’S. , . a ’’‘his is our famous FARMER’S BOOT, heavy tan greenhide, pegged tips, plates 21/6 if you can’t call This our famous Farmers GUM BOOT, kleated crepe POST CASH WITH s oleS ’ 21/" YOUR ORDERS. nil&I IZ’C MAWHERA QUAY, WfMMB CHALK § WEYMOUTH. (P.O. Box 45.).
BANISH the troubles wrought by LONG-CONTINUED EYE-STRAIN Much of your Nervousness, HeadI aches,. Fatigue, and Irritation may IFwll arise from nothing more than EyeJ. strain—too often a common experiW ence. It is, however, surprising the , . wonderful measure of relief afforded by Glasses ! Once the strain is removed from the sensitive muscles of '//, the eyes by this means, the whole ' body begins to benefit right away, while freedoin 1?om paiQ> and c ° m£ort naturally follow. II .I Should you be one of the numerous victims of Eyestrain, call on us without delay and have your Eyes examined—the first step towards the enjoyment of happier physical condiI I tions. ■fl| TENNENT’S Consulting Opticians, Mawhera Quay*, 11 16 Essential Adjunct 1 to an Electric or Gas Range. \ —r~~ —L ./ \ Heats with Low-grade / F 5 L \ Lignite Coal at a cost /( \ of about. 3d per day! ' Also In sizes suitable for i ' Hotels, Clubs, Boarding a/■ „,, "C | Houses, Institutions, and I wherever Large Supplies of 1 |U UpvtW | Hot water are required. May be used / Works Quickly, Easily, as a Destructor ■ r —L—J. tm —-Z j Cleanly, and Economically, for Burning up \ / Household Rubbish. _ A Pot or Kettle can ’’ bo boiled on the top. --31 IIIL JH < 4 1 1 j I [»]| I=l I S A BIG SUCCESS WHEREVER .NSTALLEDI ~~~ DUBEDIN . CHRISTCHURCH. H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD. WELLINGTON, aucklaho. |
ONE FOB A KISS TWO FOR A WISH THREE FOR A Yes three for a good dose of “Baxter’s”. Coming events cast their shadows before them. Sneezes are nature’s warning that a cold is coming. But don’t wait for the .third sneeze. Get busy with “Baxter’s”. Neglected colds are the cause of many serious chest troubles. Guard your own and yoitr family’s health by keeping a bottle of “Baxter’s” handy for' everyone. 1/6, 2/6 and 4/6 at all chemists and stores. The larger sizes are more economical.—-2.
MAIL ORDER CHEMIST LADIES No. 2 Corrective Pilli extra strong, 12/6 No. 2. Corrective Pille special formula, 20/“ Post from New Address J. G. HANAFIN, Chemist. 282 High St., Christchurch.
There’s only one way to treat a cold--at the points of infection; the mouth, nose and throat. Inhale “NAZOL” the scientific remedy. 120 doses for 2/6. 60 doses for 1/6? All chemists. —6.
Lovely, Natural Lustre of your hair restored by using Rachel Hair Tonic. 3/6 bottle Parkinson and Co., Chemists.—Advt. ‘
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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 April 1932, Page 3
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