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Hokitika Guardian, 24 February 1931, Page 2

final sale Week Bargains MEN’S SHIRTS— With collar to match, white ground iiCiit stripes, Usually 10/6. SALE PRICE 7/6. HEAVY WORKING SHIRTS, in black Drill. Splendid wearing. Usually 8/11. SALE PRICE 7/6. MEN’S UNDERWEAR— Natural Wool and Cotton Singlets or Pants. Good weight and well woven. Usually 7/6. SALE PRICE 4/11. LIGHT UNDERWEAR— Summer weight Singlets or Pants. Usually 3/11. SALE PRICE 2/11. BOYS’ kNICKERS— Dark Grey Tweeds, SALE PRICE 4/11 and 5/6. FELT HATS— In Brown, Fawn or Grey. Latest Shapes. Usually 9/11. SALE PRICE 7/6. MEN’S CAPS— Smart Tweed in Brown and Grey Shades. Usually . 3/11. SALE PRICE 2/6. SPORTS COATS— Smart Fawn and Grey Tweeds. S.B. and D.B. shapes. Usually 39/6. SALE PRICE 29/6. TROUSERS—Fcr Sports Wear. Plain or fancy striped materials. Usually 27/6. SALE PRICE 19/6. Hailenstein Eros, Ltd SAC SUITS— All wool Worsted in smart Fancy Shades. Good fitting. Usually 110/-. SALE PRICE 75/-. 8193 wmaamßmwm REVELu STREET, HOKITIKA. Also at Greymouth, Westport, Nelson, Blenheim. 50 COATS Usually Solti at m 39/6 & 45/.Fos* Mwetoit' ■ KSMWAMTS Dark Grey or Brown Tweed, suitable for Men’s Trousers or Boys’ Shorts. Will wear like wire— | 1 yards .. P/ A I 2 Post paid CD/ «/ Money hack if not satisfied. BUSH - RUGSSBx6B Splendid designs. Q/Q Fringed edges ~ Of Post Paid. ””Mra ? ¥’iLEE¥E£ESS"'7 PULLOVERS * All wool. Marvellous value. Fawn, Brown, Heather d? /f* mixtures .. .. U/ P Get Copy of the GLASSON’S 9 WAREHOUSE* ■ Christchurch Mi mu Post Paid Bust measures 32 to 34. Lengths, 36 to 40in. Grey, Tweeds and' new Brown and' Cocoa shades in fine Worsteds. This is one of the greatest values we have ever offered, and satisfaction is absolutely guaranteed or money refunded. New Gicsssoat Gaz?**e

HER WORK GAVE HER AGONY How a Shop Assistant got Relief for Painful Feet and Legs RHEUMATISM ROW GONE '* I am an assistant in a large store, and do a lot of standing and walking about at business, and have suffered for some years with terrible rheumatic pain in my feet. A year ago I took Kruschen Salts—half a teaspoonful in half a pint of water, half an hour before breakfast. I did that for seven days. That took the pain away, and I can now walk with ease, and say that Kruschen Salts relieved me of rheumatism in my feet and legs at the same time. Kruschen Salts are the finest medicine in the world, taken when out of sorts and not feeling well. We always have them in the house, and find the soon put you right and make you h young, with plenty of life and energy. They make you l’cel life is worth living .... If people would only take Kruschen Salts as directed, they would save many a doctor’s bill. My own doctor considers that Kruschen Salts sue fine.” The pain of rheumatism is caused by needle-pointed uric acid crystals settling down in the joints. Two of the six salts of which Kmschcn is composed have the power of dissolving uric acid so as to render it capable of being easily m 7m < washed out of the system. Other salts in Kruschen assist Nature to flush out this dissolved uric acid through the bowels and kidneys. In addition, there are slid other salts in Kruschen which prevent food fermentation in the intestines and thereby check the further formation not only of uric acid but of other body poisons which undermine the health. That is where Kruschen is quite unlike a single salt—Epsom or Glauber. There are six salts in Kruschen : each with its own duty: each necessary and vital to the well-being of some part of the system. Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all Chemists and Stores at 2/6 per bottle. is-a-aa.