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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 379, 10 March 1937, Page 7

fydctiadJly I 7 <4 Cripple! corns Corns that hurt are bad enough but this man was crippled with corns. He discovered Radox and his troubles were over. Here is his letter : < After having used Radox Bath Salts for about 11 days, both feet have been cured from corns. A small packet pave me relief, so I bought a large packet—result as above stated. F’or the last two years I have been compelled to use a walking stick as I was practically a cripple owing to the paina in my feet. Thanks to Radox I can do wittewt ‘ St ‘ Ck ’’ S.H.J.P. HOW RADOX REMOVES CORNS t As soon as Rad ox dissolves in the water, .• . ?/ :•• . • millions of tiny .• • Z’V/i**** • bubbles form. These . • • .*.V*.* , are composed, of highly . . ;• * . • active oxygen gas. .... . , This active oxygen ‘ ” penetrates the pores " • •• ’ ’ thc skin and . • <5 Zc*/.-’ ’ carries the softening • '' ° salts of Radov down t Z * * to the root of the corn. ‘ Z The hard tissues are • • *Wf/ * • softened. The mrn b*’- » . • * comes detached from . . * * Us moorings so that ’ \ / • it can be lifted out . ■ V . . root and. all. Of all Chemists and Store*. 2/3 per packet ; double quantity 4/-.

VAKY the cut lunch by adding a drop of “Beaver" Worcester or Tomato Chutney Sauce. A p>quant, wholesome relish. JJUY a B.S.A. Cycle II gets you there and —yes, It brings you back. Easy to ride: easy to buy. Lightband and Wann, Ltd,