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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 16 May 1928, Page 9

PUpSEE’S Comfort Suite AS ILLUSTRATED ABOVE Has caused a sensation in value. Strongly constructed in every detail, the Chesterfield. Settee, measuring sft Gin overall, and the Chair 2ft Sin overall in width—covered in Moquctte or other materials as desired—at the astounding price of £l7/10/ —guaranteed to satisfy, otherwise money refunded—sold for cash, or under liire purchase agreement —-this Suite warrants your earnest consideration and early inspection. £l7/10/- ; ■ = 11 == - - - = - ■ = = =■■ i = - -■— = ■ E A REVELATION IN UPHOLSTERY VALUES By application of our practical experience and a close study of modern manufacturing methods, PURSERS have established a standard of Upholstery second to none in the ' Dominion. See for Yourself the Quality and Extremely Low Prices PURSER’S High Street :: Hawera

T Mo No. C 214 also C213-C212-C2ll No. C2l4—Women’s Silver and Gold Brocade One-bar Shoe. 1? inch Louis Heel, Pump Soles. Hsvnu'j Price - 25/nPHESE smart models will A give you an idea of hoW much variety you will find in our entire range. All the favoured styles are well represented. No. C2l3—Women’s Silver Brocade One-bar Shoe. If inch Louis Heel, Pump Soles. Hannah’s Price - - 25/ No. C212-Women’s Gold Embossed Tinsel One-bar Shoe. If inch Louis Heel. Pump Soles. Hannah’s Price - '23/6 No. C2ll—Women’s Silver Multi-coloured Brocade One-bar Shoe. If inch Louis Heel. Pump Soles. . Hannah’s Price HANNAH .\TTKACTIVE SHOES IX SAT IX "AND HItOCADE. CHW--Women's Coloured No. (101 — Women's Black Satin Si!. ! It ead .* ‘'Venetian” 15:1 ••Venetian" Bar shoe. L’-ineji 1.-niis S'; : eel) I.ouis Heel Pump Jewelled .Heel. Pump Soles. So s Hannah s Price, So/- Hannah’s Price, ;37/C v.nJ.'i IRY RESIDENTS! Send to your Local Branch for Hannah’s No. 7 Catalogue. It’s Free. \ V zsm. 191 HAWERA, STRATFORD AND NEW PLYMOUTH.

©©jpras removed easily —roots and all. TJTERE’S a message of good cheer , to corn sufferers of long standing. For 20 years this gentleman was a martyr to corns. Nothing that he tried would move them. \et now he has none. Three pleasant Radox foot baths—4s minutes in all removed the offenders, - painful root and all ! Does this seem too good to be true? Just read his letter, then try your corns in Radox:— “ I ho.ve suffered from corns for 20 years, and I feel I must write and tell you that after three applications of Radox Bath Salts I was Quite easily able to take the com, root and all, away. / feel now like walking on air. I had previously tried other so-called com cures without any success at all. I can strongly recommend any sufferers from these distressing things to try Radox Bath Salts, and their corns will varnish as mine did.” • • ', 2nd May, 1927. ( Signed) A.P. When yoii dip your foot into a foot bath containing Radox Bath Salts, the dead skin combines with the Radox Bath Salts to form a protein salt of the actual corn itself, This protein salt dissolves in water like ordinary salt, and so loosens the corn that it may be lifted out bodily, root and all, Radox does not affect the-living skin; it is only the dead skin or the actual corn which is dissolved. Ask for Radox at your f -a chemist’s, price 2/1 per <£=«</ JL 51b. pink packet, and Half Pound 3/6 double quantity. Pink Packet Radox Bath Salts GIVE YOUR FEET THAT “KRUSCHEN FEELING.” Manufactured by K. Griffiths Hughes T.td., Manchester (Established 175<>) Fa ü b^L n ’, Wris ' ht & Co - Auckland. Wellington, Christchurch Mid DiUKsdin, aad by ajl Wholesalers. Chemists & Stores throughout Kew Zealand.