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Hokitika Guardian, 26 January 1931, Page 3

w -D id m PRECAUTIONS. &£■■ S’/-:-m Pulnjqnas constitute the surest against:, .’troublesome summer \s^-^-dblds/% : *S6othing and healing, Pulm'on- •- as, when dissolved in the mouth, release .antiseptic vapours’that font the phlegm and give quick relief. frothing quite so good as Pulmonas, the pastille in the handy tin. , ,1s 6d and 2s 6d at \ all chemists and stoves.—Advt.

removed Neither piasters nor caustics, neither khives nor five-minute "cures” will really , rid "you of corris. Read this letter:— “Mother suffered for years with very bad corns, but now, after continually. using Radox, ■has not got a com, or any sign 6f a com. at all. She used three tablespbonfuls of Radox in two quarts of hot water (not boiling) 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 quite easily. Now they are gone." ,6th: Nov.', 1929. (Miss) G. (Original,letter on file for inspection.) •Radox contains four different salts, each of which fulfils a different purpose. One banishes odour and perspiration—one is Antiseptic—one softens the water—and one releases Oxygen which carries the softening salts right to the roots of corns and loosens them so that they may be lifted, out bodily, root and all. Only in .Radox do you get this fourfold combination; i Half-pound Pink Packet, 2/2. Double, quantity, ‘if ß. ;•“• Supplies stocked by Falrbalrn, Wright & Qo., Auckland,- Wellington, Christchurch and" Dunedin, and by all Wholesalers, Chemists and Stores throughout New Zealand. , C 4-61-30

LANES FOR COUGHS AND /'.■ V COLDS PER ROT. 2/6 & 4/6