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Stratford Evening Post, Volume I, Issue 88, 23 March 1931, Page 2

a aa m h ■■■'•■■■■■ a ■■ b a ■ ■ b ■■■■ a ■ b ■ ■ New Goods Arriving Dally at B® Joyes Co 53 ia 55 ® HHBHBUQBRHII R ® B JS ES BE H H B B 8.8.8.8 B ■ B Where Style Costs Less m m m «» «u* r* *— * Stratford. “ MILLINERY HAT STYLES THIS SEASON ARE DIFFERENT AND FEATURE VELVET WITH FELT . . . You will find us with an interesting selection at prices from .. -...j 8/11 I ill WE HAVE BOUGHT IN 'ANTICIPATION OF A BIG AUTUMN AND WINTER SEASON AND ARE EQUIPPED MORE THAN EVER TO CATER FOR STRATFORD’S FASHION BUSINESS AT THE LOWER PRICE LEVELS COATS The Best Selection in Town priced as low as 39/6 Mandel and Sheared Lamb are the favoured trimming for this Season. Make your selection early! FROCKS WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A PARCEL OF SMART NEW FROCKS in Fleck, Wool Crepe, and Fleck Tweed, at VERY LOW PRICES. EVENING WEAR A Big Range of NEW FROCKS in full-length and latest materials fr V? M SMARTEST KNITTED WEAR, featuring Beret and Scarf Sets, Pillion Jumpers, Jumper Suits, etc., in beautiful colours and designs. NEW SUNRAY SKIRTS— From . . QC / ZJ}/ m TWEEDS We have a beautiful selection of new Win. HEAVY COATING i WEEDS, also Collar and Cuff Seis, in Mandel, Sheared Lamb, Musquash and Maifflon. All Shades have arrived in new TOSCA NETS and I LOUNC--IMG3 for Evening Frocks. B. JOYES & Co Strati m HBBSQBB-eSDi is sms m®um m & m m ‘ Where Style Costs Less” iiggilHiaEiEfiSHEHSHaiiiliasfflHigsaii e e es b k b s 8 ps bc a as na m a B.jjUjL

» i ATCHES as presents will never Vgo out of favor, 1 hey're always useful and so so smart; so entirely necessary in one’s life Out range of watches —wristlet and otherwise—for womenfolk is wide and low-priced to suit all tastes and all pockets. PETRIE’S The Corner Jewellers STRATFORD aad ELTHAM ASC 165 ■i■a ■ ■ m lIIBiIRIBHIi

■THE WEATHER I Whiskey’s the drink that men ■ appreciate — ■ Whatever the company ■ Malone’s ■ Draft ■ Whiskey ■ wins yvholehearted approval—- ■ t ■i Keep a supply on hand and he ready for the call to iill cm up ■ again.” % ' ■ ' 4 Obtainable from—- ! D. J. MALONE & Co. Ltd. ■ ■ « \ Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchants and m j . Cordial Manufacturers t i STRATFORD

TOlfrS ( <MO SB* ass; :I • 1 There need be nothing painful and nothing protracted in ridding ;your feet of corns. Here is one example. A lady suffered with five corns. Every day, sometimes twice a day, she prepared a hot footbath. To the footbath she added two tablespoonfuls of Redox IBath Salts. For twenty minutes ■she soaked her feet in this Radox footbath. One week later her corns were out, root and all! Read this letter from her husband ; began to peel off, and the corns came right oat after a week.* It is quite a pleasure for her to walk now. We shall always recommend Radox to anyone suffering from hard skin or corns , I also use Radox in my shaving water and get a better shave, as it softens the water. 6th Nov., 1929. E.S, Original later on file for inspection. Radox contains four different salts, each of which fulfils a different purpose. One banishes odour and perspiration one is antisepticone softens the water and one releases oxygen which carries the softening salts right to the roots of corns and loosens them so that they may be lifted out bodily, root and all. Only in Radox do you get this fourfold combination. Half- pound packet, price 2/2; double quantity, price 3/8. u My wife had a very bad corn for several years on the ball of the foot; and jour smaller ones an the toes, also hard s'dn which was very painful at times. We saw Raifox Bath Salts advertised so thought we would try them. After a few soakings the hard skin 9 O Hi BATH SALTS! Manufactured by F. Griffiths Hughes Lid., Manchester (Established 1756) Supplies stocked by Fairbairn, Wright & Co., Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch & Dunedin, and by all Wholesalers, Chemists and .Stoics throughout New Zealand. Co-n-30