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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 465, 24 February 1933, Page 6

Corns Gone Rhewnatism Much Better SufEerers from corns and rheumatism in the feet should remember that their feet have about 3,000 pores to the square inch, | and that if these pores get clogged, uric . acid and chalk deposits aeeumulate, givI ing rise to xheumatism and corns. To I open the pores, simply put two- tablespoonsful of Radox into a foothath, and soak the feet for 20 minutes. Radox releases three-ahd-a-half times its' own volume of oxygen, which cleanses the pores of the uric acid causing the rheumatism, and earries the corn-softening salts ih Radox right to the roots of corns, so loosening them that they may be lifted out bodily. Read this letter: — "1 Jiave found much beneflt from the use of Radox, both for rhewmatism and corns. I have had two most troublesome corns since childhood, and since iising Radox they have entirely disappeared. 1 soaked my feet in Radox for about SO minutes at a time, and in a fortnight the • corns had gone and my rhev/matism is much better, and I can now walk with I ease and comfort. — (Mrs.) A.M.R." RADOX m BATH SALTS S Of all ehemists and stores — 2/2 per 41b. packet ; 3/8 double quantity. Stockcd by Fairbairn, Wright & Co., and by all urholesalers. Mamufactured by E. Griffitlis Hughes Ltd,, Manchester. (Established 1756).