1 YOU CANNOT LEARN THE TICKLE TOE, the fox-trot or the jazz if corns torture your toes. But you can soon banish the corns. Earraclough's Progandra, Untried and proved remedy, will remove the 1 most stubborn corn's painlessly and simply. ] Progandra is a salve, and contains no ' harmful ingredient that may injuro the i foot. It costs only Is per box from all ' chemists and stores, or post free from r Barraclough's Proprietary, Bos 1247. . G.P.0., Wellington. If progandra does 1 not satisfy you, your money will be re- ; turned. Ask for progandra and terminate toe torture. .
Geo. Fowlds, Limited, will be pleased to show And sell boots and shoes to cus- > tomers from Monday afternoon, though > the completed furnishings and equipment i will not be available until the New. Year. Canvas ankle-strap shoes, covered heels, v i I ! spot cash prices.—Adams, [Welleslex : 1 I Street. * --?■
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17348, 20 December 1919, Page 7
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