-three terr/b/e corns banished! • ■Sister P. McB. writes Rere to tell how she found the way to make her work easier. Radox got rid of her corns— made her "foot happy"— it can do the same for you. "7 am liead day sister here, and am often on my feet from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. without a break except for meals. You can guess how trying this is for the feet. Each night I have soaked my feet in Radox for ten minutes, and I have got rid of three terrible corns, two on my right foot and one on my left, for which I am most thankful. I think the nursing profession need to know of the valuable properties of Radox, even more than the majority of people, as the hours are long and trying. "—Sister P.McB., C.M.B. . Radox charg-es the water with lifegiving oxygen gas, which carries the softening salts of Radox right to tho root of the corn. Soon the coru becomes detached at the root. Then you can lift it out bodily, root and all, without a twinge. Of all Chemists and Stores. 2/3 per packet. Double quantity 4 /- \
"MY CHILDREN DON'T CATC!I COLDS Siie protects tlieju these uiicertain day s with Pulnionas pastilles. Tbe antiseptic vapours ward off colds, coughs and intiuenza. For busky aud sore throats they are iuvaluable. I'uhnonas bnvo set tho highest staudartl l'or giv I ing inniiuni'ty 1'rorn germ attaeks. pro tect your children, too. lluy a family - tin of Pulmonas. 2/6. All chemiots uril j stores.* j
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 3, 27 September 1937, Page 3
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