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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 359, 21 October 1932, Page 6

■ Out to Stay Don't suffer any longer with c-orns. They jire perfectly easy to remove, provided the method is right. Simply hathe your feet in I'evitalising Badox footbatlis and get rid of your eorns bodily : — "I had fire corns on each foot and, after iising Radox Bath Salts as directed for three nights in succession, I removed them all, and was able to walk in perfeat comfort. 1 can honestly say I had spcnt pounds on different supyosed cures, but nothing bat Radox had Ihe desired e.ffect. If I have any hard sldn or uneasy feet now, 1 find that the use of Radox once is sufficient. A.J.-M." When yon put your feet into a Radox footbath, the salts soften tlie hard outer layers of the eorn and the oxygen which Radox liberates, enters the pores, opens tliem and penetrates each niglit further and further carrying the corn-softening salts right fo the root of tlie corn, wliich is thus loosened so that it may he lifted out bodilv. RADOX m BATH SALTS S Of all ehemists and stores — 2/2 per -Jlb. packet; 3/S double quantity. Stoeked hy Fairbaim, Wright & Co., and by all wliolesalers. Manufacturcd by E. Griffitlis Hnghes Ltd., Manchester. (Estahlished 1756).