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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 305, 9 December 1936, Page 6

Misery f \ rvN \ \ ■ rWK \\ yyj ZAG Painless jS b/ Terrible c@r» This man suffered for two whole years with his feet,, To-day he's foot- happv. His corns and callouses were dissolved away in Radox footbaths. Read his letter: .* I hart two bad corns on the bottom of my left, foot, and three on the right, one under the bad of the big toe which was very painful—also two large callouses. I treated, them with Radox 'in a footbath every other night for about a month, by which time they were completely cured, after having had thefn for W ° yealS/ . A.L.P. HOW RADOX ■ REMOVES CORNS ;7'. .’e'.' .‘.’l 4s soon as Radox i • • dissolves in the water, ‘ >-'• ‘ ’ millions of tiny i* bubbles form. These are composed of highly . « » . » , / active oxygen .gas. *• I This active oxygen ‘ • • ° • !.* * ». penetrates the pores " • ’. °f the skin a7ld • ” ’ carries the softening • ’ salts °! Radox down ’ ’ t° i4e root of the corn. I . i The hard tissues are ' " "\V / • ■ softened. The corn be- • .*\« / * ‘ comes detached from. ~ ■'\v./ “ S moorings-so that \7 • " it can be lifted out . ‘ \ ... root and all. Of all Chemists and Stores 2/3 per packet double quantity 4/-.

AUSTRALIA. First Innings Second Innings. Fingleton, b Voce 0 Badcock, not out " Sievers, not out - Extras J Total (for one wicket) •> Bowling; Voce one tor L Allen none for 1.