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r painful CORNS * Picked out after Radox Footbaths Cutting corns is not only dangerous—it is Useless. They simply, grow again, and each time the operation is performed it increases the danger,; by one more opportunity, of blood-poisoning, and worse, setting, in. Don’t have these dangers hanging over you; in short, don’t have corns. Simply -do as hundreds of others are doing—bathe your jfeet in Radox footbaths and very quickly out will come every corn ..that you may have. Readthis.'letter: *“I had five very painful corns about three or four {years, and 1 was terrified to 'cut them because 1 had been told cutting was very dangerous. A friend recommended me to try Radox. I used it several times, the corns began to soften, ayid I picked huge pieces off with my fingers. The relief was wonderful. The corns have now gone.” 24 th Sept, 1929. Mrs. E. A. Original letter on file for inspection. When you put your feet into a foot-bath containing Radox Bath Salts the dead skin combines with the Radox to form a protein salt of the actual corn itself. This dissolves in water, and so loosens the corn that it may be lifted out bodily. Radox Bath Salts does not affect the living skin. It is only the corn which is dissolved. Your chemist stocks Radox Bath Salts. Half-pound Pink Packet, 2/2; double quantity, 3/8. Do not pay more. RADOX m BATH SALTS ill Manufactured by E, Griffiths Hughes Ltd,, Manchester (Established 1756). Supplies stocked by Fairbairn, Wright & Co. Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch anii Dunedin, and by all Wholesalers. Chemists and Stores throughout New Zealand. Cd-11-30 THIS FINE FOUNTAIN FEN With Every Boy 5 s Suit BOUGHT THIS MONTH A genuine offer by a reliable firm. Pen Is selffilling and has gold plated nib, beside ■which you get a suit at warehouse price, guaranteed to please you or money refunded. Write to-night. Mid or Dark Grey any s'ze Worsted Finish Tweed. This suit is a firm favourite with parents who want a strong school suit for boys hard on clothes, and the material is not easily soiled. It is a good pattern closely woven and wears wonderfully. Extra Trousers 7/6. 18 months’ to 2 yea-s' wear guaranteed. Double Breasted 25/6, Navy Serge or Co’lcge Grey Worsted B-easted 29/6. Double Breasted 32/6. Made from all wool Navy Sergo and imported Worsted —both guaranteed to give good se vice. Any size. Colonial All Wool College Grey Worsted. For the butter class of Suit nothing is better adapted than this All-wool College Grey Worsted as selected by many schools and colleges. There are cheaper suits and dearer suits, but better value is impossible. The well tailored appearance is retained during two years of hard service. Sold in shops at 52/6. 22/6 Single 29/6 Write for catalogue. Postage Paid. 39/6 GLASSON’S WAREHOUSE 96 LICHFIELD ST. CHRISTCHURCH.

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Hokitika Guardian, 1 December 1930, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Hokitika Guardian, 1 December 1930, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Hokitika Guardian, 1 December 1930, Page 7

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