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Hokitika Guardian, 3 November 1930, Page 2

Neither plasters nor caustics, neither Knives nor (ive-minuLe “cures” will really mi J' ( ou °f ‘-■urns. Head this letter:— . Mother suffered for years with very bad corns, but now, after continually using Radox, has not got a corn, or any sign °f a - coni at all. She used three tablespoon fills of Radox in two quarts of hot water (not boilvig) so that she could put her feet in with comfort, and soaked the feet for half an hour, adding more hot water as the other got a, bit, cold; after which she found •she could pick off pieces of corn QJff te easily. Now they are gone-” bth Nov., 1029. {Miss) G. rtadov' ‘c'l'n!' UtU ‘r "" fil, ‘ for 111 inert ion.) „ r °‘\ 1 cut,uns four different salts, each i nisi'I*' 1 *' * a 'iilTerent purpo e One An isMUie” ° Ur an,i perspiration—one is onr . H*e water-and S o,de„in S -Va,t.s x^h t ' v l li ; cl ; h( ? ;,r l th n « corns and loosens them so that they Only in r 'llT boJl| r. coot , and all. . 1 K.lflo\ do y i jjj t this fmirfnM comhination. Half- Poun(l lffn k Packed i->oublo quantity. ;;/s. Supplies stocked by Fairbairn. AVrisht & ■Ln'i UCk ?. lUI - AVplli "Kton. Christchurch on<l punrii in. nml by : ,u Wholes*, |.. rs Zealand.** """ * Sl ° ro * lllr " usll »;^™