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THESE OFFICIAL HOLDERS

OF WORLD'S WALKING, RUNOTNG AND SPRINTING RECORDS ALL DEPEND UPON RETJDEL SALTRATES To keep their feet in the World's Championship condition without which these coveted athletic titles could neither be won nor held. Also-, say it quickly stops muscular or rheumatic aches, skin affections, etc. For immediate relief and a really lasting cure, one cooling, refreshing, healing and anti-septic foot bath in oxygenated water is all you need. This solves for anyone the problem of how to get rid of the intense > torture produced by sore, tender, tired, aching, burning, smarting, swollen and perspiring feet, weak arches, corns, callouses, blisters or any other bad foot troubles. To instantly medicate and oxygenate the water for a foot bath, simply dissolve a tablespoonful of Reudel Bath Saltrates, in about a gallon of water. Over two million pounds of this remarkable compound were used in France alone during the war. The medicated water not only cures and prevents foot troubles, but also banishes any muscular aches, sprains or pains, rheumatic swellings or stiffness, eczema, rashes, insect bites and similar tortures. It is regularly used and recommended by the following World's Champion Athletes:—Tom Payne, E. C Horton, H. V. L. Ross, W. G. George, C W. Hart, and Jack Donaldson. _ These men are, respectively, the official World's Record Holders for distance walking (both amateur and professional) long and short distance running and for sprinting. Their success depends upon having sound feet and they must certainly be regarded as the highest authorities upon means of avoiding any foot troubles. All Chemists keep the refined Reudel Bath Saltrates compound, ready put up in convenient and very inexpensive packages. , A halfpound is sufficient to rid the whole family of all foot troubles and keep them eo.

BURNING. SMARTING 4 ITCHING FROM CONGESTION AND BAD CIRCULATION WATER BUSTERS HIGH HEEL PAINB INFLAMED BUNIONS DEEP FUSURIS CD RAW PLACES' BETWEEN TOE* _ _ RHEUMATISM ’] V GOUT AND.-—tf**"* I 'l*PERSP ,RAT,OM SWOLLEN / XmMriair AND BAD ODOURS JOINTS A&T+* M/ wN THICK, DEEP AND PAINFUL CALLOUSES "Aching arch and sharp TPAINS FROM SHOE PRESSURE Von sensitive nerves SORe rE£T # TIRED FEET, ANY KIND Of DAD FEET, 8074

BOTTLE FRUIT WITHOUT SUGAR. This is quit© easy, you need not worry about the scarcity of sugar. Get the BAPID FIEST AID. By promptly rubbing: Q-td (Is 6d) into a out, burn or braiM, all dangers of inflammation or festering wounds exe uroided.

HARLEYDAViDSON Some Recent Victories: Brighton Beach—All races this season Akaroa Reliability Trial—Both solo and sidecar sections. Dunedin Reliability Trial—First and second. Dunedin Hill Climb—All places and fastest time. Auokland Hill Climb. , Australian Tourist Trophy RaceBoth heavyweight and middleweight classes. American National 200 mile Championship—all places. And last but n&t least— At Indiana, U.S.A., World's Championship 206.9 miles in 3 hrs 6min 33 sso. THE HARLEY HAS MADE ITS WAY BY THE WAY IT'S MADE. Large Shipments of all models arriving in January and February. Book your order early, if you wish to secure delivery. JONES BROS., LTD, AGENTS. CLOCK TOWER. FA Pyi% Farmers and others JwSK H should consign their ** * PAT and TALLOW di. rcct to us. Highest prices paid and cheque returned the same day. No cor"™ 4 --"*" charged. 'Phone 661. SUPERBUS PACKING COY. 00, MADKAS STEEET Manufacturers of Sailor Brand Soaps. Save.on jour Boot Lower prices are the rule at CUSACK'S. Cash—and our expenses are low. Men's Box Calf Boots, Ladies' Glace Shoes, Ladies' Lcglcts. All low priced. D. CUSACK, Manchester St., Opp. Tepid Baths.

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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18334, 17 February 1920, Page 7

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