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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 October 1933, Page 3

TwOULD PACE THE FLOOR IN PAIN ’ \’ ■"•■\ * J lip [ ’',J-' f “I SUFFERED badl y I BgSw 1 from indigestion J for a number of j| years. After eating fg anything rich I used to Bn get burning pains in ||| PHIoBF the stomach. Often at I||| ITj jt/7 night I suffered tor- |||| tures. I would jump out 4*, | gw of bed and pace the I||W floor in pain. I tried remedies galore; these did no good. Anti- |||i||l O» Acido, however, cured lww| hp/7 me in three days.” oß|||l So writes Thos. R. C., whose ||g|(||| l|t|? letter may be seen on our flies. |H|| ®*® MlACibo e/e a tin, from Chemists and Stores. What’s New inSHOES? THE NEW SPRING STYLES ARE AT CHALK’S Just as Spring turns the corner, feminine fancies turn to clothes. Then the all-important question is “What’s new in Shoes?” Those who want authentic answers will come straight to us. These three lines are typical of the successful way in which we combine style with low price without sacrificing the long-wearing qualities of the shoe.

LADIES’ PATENT COURT SHOES, Spanish heels with white insertion, 14/3 LADIES’ PATENT TIE SHOES, Sports heels, 14/3 LADIES’ TAN TIE SHOES, Spanish heels, 14/3 .In black ditto. Il There’s a great deal of g I satisfaction in knowing ] I that your footwear is smart I I and fashionable, particu- H I lady when such smartness g I has called for no I | expenditure. CHALK’S FOOTWEAR SPECIALISTS, | IMawhera Quay, Grey mouth, g Corns! Keep foot comfort. Progandra painlessly and surely removes every corn —roots and all. No pain, no trouble. Permanent relief. Removes warts as well. 1/6. rnrrnmiSß Indigestion! “Can eat almost anything since taking a course of Harvey’s Mineral Tonic,” writes Mrs A.M. 3/6, Parkinson and Co., Chemists.— AdvL