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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13435, 24 July 1911, Page 3

A: CHILBLAIN CURE. Mr R. W. Jones, storekeeper, Carnun, Yic., says that Chamberlain’s Pain Balm cured his chilblains and wants everyone to know it. “I had one chilblain on my foot that was so big that I could not wear my boot. In fact I could only wear my slipper by slitting it along the front. 1 used Chamberlain’s Pain Balm one night and the next day was agreeably surprised to bad that I could wear my boot with comfort.” Sold by all chemists and storekeepers. Gold Nugget Fannings at Is 6d per pound are equal to any other Tea at 2a. Obtainable from all leading grocers. Cash coupon entitles you to one penny per pound rebate The best for Baby—Nyal’s Teething Powders—Davies’ Pharmacy.

By Results Shall Von Know a tint. If your sporting piece is unevenly balanced, or is not trim to aim, it might as wall be “scrapped.” ■i In vast in a gnu of reliable maky and go into the hold confidant that you’ll hag your quarry. MeFARLANE’S SPOETING GUNS are thoroughly tested before leaving their makers’ hands and will “make good.” Come in and examine them carefully ; their good qualities aro very evident—the mechanism perfect. Cartridges and Sporting Requisites of every kind, of known good quality. V. MCFOfIOM i CO., lid WANGANUI. The woman who wears good clothes over an inferior corset repeats the folly of the man in the parable who built his house on the eand and went, out with the first flood. The costumes that fit and sit properly are always based on the PD. Corset. The weather looks smart, and generally makes the moat of herself. The wise woman wears no other. Suppose yon get a P.D. aow.