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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 326, 6 January 1937, Page 3

MARCHING! ORDERS? I painful ©wens ; ‘lt was torture to walk,’ says the writer j of the letter below. ‘ I tried all kinds of j remedies.’ Then, he discovered Radox. i Just read what it did for this corn I sufferer : ' ‘ I suffered with four corns for five years and | it was torture to walk. I tried all kinds of remedies without result. Then I went to my chemist and I got a box of Radox I used this according to the directions and I got the corns out. It left four holes where the corns had been. I can walk miles now without pain. Whoever suffers with corns can get them out with Radox.’ J.D. HOW RADOX REMOVES CORNS *•/•*.*• ’‘ • As soon as Radox / «•.*•» dissolves in the water . •• • millions of tiny . • • • bubbles form. These • • • are composed of highly « » *. «* . * active oxygen gas. ,*. • • * • This active oxygen ‘ -* *- penetrates the pores • °f tfle skin and • . carries the softening • • . salts of Radox down * root of the corn. • . The hard tissues are • • .VT# • softened. The corn be- * • \AZ * * comes detached from • *"X 7 its moorings so that \/ *♦ it can be lifted out a * Y « » root and all. Of all Chemists and Stores. 2/3 per packet ; double quantity 4/-.