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Waikato Times, Volume 90, Issue 14088, 18 June 1919, Page 6

• 1811 Wm I j Lfc 1 J M I l-T'r*'':^';,-oawitfeasft '■>'. to , BK r I BARGAINS FOR THE THRIFTY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT mm LIMITED. BUSY FASHION CENTRE mm r*WMI:li ■ HiTJ

HERE'S A SPLENDID CORN CURE! Progandra is a successful Corn Cure because it is a corn remover—a corn removed can't trouble yen any longer I Simply apply Progandra to a strip of calico and wrap round the corn. Do this six nights, soak the foot ia hot water and the corn comes out. Progandra cures soft corns between the toes as well as hard ones. Try it! Oniy Is box at chemists it'id stores.

This Signature tacds forjthe highest qual.'ty in all office supplies and equipment. P!llll!imi!IIII!llll!MII!lllimil!in!!!liIlltlllllllirillIlHllHJ3 1 For Stomach Paino, Cramps, Diarrhoea § | take from sto 20 drops of pure = Registered Name » , ' IV! HEAN's'eSSENCE | in water and sip slowly. = For COUOHR. COLDS, CATARRH, = J BORE THROATS, dilute to a pint. 6 ; EllllltllElllllllllllllllllllllllllllliMlllllllllllllllllHlllllllll] JIB

,.*z±^J^ ____t^ The War clouds have lifted %pf^^§ and once more we can !;||^" plunge into social activities -^ without any qualms. :M> How exiliarating it is to be able to plan . . . DAINTY FROCKS The desire of women to be beautiful is probably as old «| as woman herself, and there will be the greatest delight §|| in choosing exquisite fabrics m for frocks to be worn during ,||v the Winter months. ,^ Crepe-de-Chenes Silks Eoliennes Satins Velveteen Voile, etc., in every imaginable shade — interesting, and characteristic of the times. HAMILTON DAINTV SCARVES EVENING GLOVES priced in House & Daking style showing our usual good value. :* For every wear of every I description you will find J it is both pleasurable and and profitable to shop here. JJiltiiT fcL "M ;.jk« 1/j^f.sasnsa^^^nstasatimK^fs

r»OTrfd(i!MiSEW«f«i«?Sf^ Jfr-y-.w^w^^iU^^k^^^^ As usual HANNAH'S are in the lead with If you travelled through the entire Dominion you would uot find betler values or more superior stocks than those shown in the Hannah Shoe Stores. Here are examples that are typical of "Hannah's"! PRICES in MEN'S BOOTS THAT HAVF. NO EQUAL FOR PRICE OR QUALITY Men's Glace Kid Golosh Bals., sewn— 20/ffien's Glace Kid Derby Bals., sewn— 21/Men's Glace Kid Derby Eals., wolted, smart shapes—--23 6, 25/-, 27'6, 30/-, 32/6 Men's Box Calf Derby Bals., welted, exceptions! value at— ZQ s - 2S;Si 3 ° "' 32/ /WHHH M?P.'s Chrome Derby Bals.— 19/6, 21/- / ', Men's Gtout Chrome Caif Miliary Soots— 21/-, 2G G |. I Men's Cnromo Balmorals — Only 17, 6 L Men's Best Greenhide whole-bark Nailed Shoctors— 26 6 M i PK'LLSPS' Military Rubber 3oles and Heels, ail sizes— E* I Womons 4,6, and Men's 6 6 ™ id Dr Sc.'-.ooi'a Arch Supports for Flat Foot— W Ladies' and Gents' 7/6 pair and Ladies' Heel Cushions— 1/9 ■■-Mm* L . rirt^iS'ji*" ffiigwfiwi «a ■«<»Ws4ft^js^^l