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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17456, 28 April 1920, Page 7

YOU CANNOT LEARN THE TICKLE TOE,

the fox-trot or the jaaz if corns torture your toes. But you can soon banish the corns. Barraclough'!; Progandra, the tried and proved remedy, will remove the most stubborn corns painlessly and simply. Progandra is a salvo, and" contains no harmful ingredient that may injure the foot. It costs only Is per box from all chemists and stores, or post free from Barraclough's Proprietary, Box 1247, G.P.0., Wellington. ' If progandra does not satisfy you, your money will be returned. Ask for progandra and terminate toe torture.

,T ~ Wlse man *■ his own best assistant. —Scott! And the wise —especially during winter time— has protection of his own and family's health in Baxter's Lung Preserver. '"Baxter's" will quickly rout cough or cold, clear head of stuffiness, relieve and heal strained and sore bronchial passages, and tone and vitalize the system. 2s 6d buys large bottle at chemist or store. Get "a bottle now.

GILBEY'S DRY GIN is now obiiinable a: all hotels and bottle stores throughout New Zealand, and no further shortage) need be feared. This will be welcome news to those who in the recent past have been unable to obtain supplies of this world-famous stimulant, the medicinal values of which are beyond question. ■ ' ' Silk and cottoh. —A large quantity of silk and cotton have? just arrived, and the, prices are reasonable. Well worth isspeo-' j tion at Canto a Trading Company, 276, Queen Street. j