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Putaruru Press, Volume XVII, Issue 1038, 24 June 1943, Page 3

The bottle in a carton gay Worth more than thrice the price we pay; The bottle “ blown ” to safety hold Relief for every form of cold. The bottle filled with ease for croup, When anguished children gasp and droop; The bottle with such clinic force Holds Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, of course. (2) W. E. Woods, Ltd., Lambton Quay, Wellington.

NOTICE. THE THIRD MEET OF THE PUTARURU HUNT WILL TAKE PLACE ON TUESDAY 29th JUNE at 11 a.m. AT THE W.D.F.U. ROOMS. HUNT CLUB. ' PUTARURU FOOT SUFFERERS. Special Visit MR. MERVYN ADAMS, Auckland Foot Specialist, At L. F. Blackman, Chemist, Putarurii. TUESDAY ONLY, JUNE 29th.. Mr. Adams Specialises Particularly in the Foot Troubles of FARMERS, 'TIMBER-MILLERS, BUSHMEN, etc. Painful burning feet—fallen arches—callouses across the soles, under enlarged toe joints—bunions—ingrowing nails—corns. Foot deformities following injuries—infantile paralysis—etc. THE CURE OF FALLEN ARCHES IN CHILDREN, ADOLESCENTS, etc. The production of light non-metal arch supports from actual casts of 1 the feet. It is Essential for Farmers’ Wives to bring their Working Shoes for Inspection. Make Appointments At Once. L. F. BLACKMAN, CHEMIST.