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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 41, 18 February 1927, Page 14

f \ 12 v ycaps agony from (vA Cornsan</ Bunions Ended. Time and time again we receive and *«r« grateful to Rotor Bath letters from grateful users of Rado\ i " 3 "* frer * inrr ' a " 1 " m "«"■ «f>'e to Bath Salts telling how. after years Of suffering and COUntleSS endeav- ami comfort, provided I hare a footbblh ours to affect relief, they have tried °f /•'<" lor the night before. Radox Bath Salts and proved our , rrS wK 'I™%? statement that Radox so tackles thing but -heme rcmedie•*; but * 0 far no the corn that you can actually re- u«* yet put forward an'yth>nfr move it. root and all. Here is a Ra<los Iio '" * a,< * *> r *>« letter we have recently received. ' jr., xewport, Men. Let it tell its own story: s,h 190 C. "l unfortunately po**e** large, ugly \Vhen you dip your foot into a bunion'. About twelve year* ago. I teat foot bath containing* Radox Bath advised to have the in cut off. Hovcecer. <i»it« tVi«» clHn mmhin.o / did not agree; con*equently. corn* „ * U ® combines With grew on the top. canting agoniting the Radox Bath Salts to form a ft in*, making it a misery to walk, i protein salt of the actual corn itself could not !70 anywhere with friend* a* Th j s protein salt dissolves in water / iras aUcaun behind, hobbling along, ... , ferlinfj a dratrbark to freryowf. 11KC OrilinarT sa.lt, SDu SO IOOS^IIS w hen Rador Bath unit* were, first the corn that it mav be lifted ou» advertUed I tent for a free ,ample, and bodily, root and all. Radox does after following instruction*, derived , "JJ- ~ . , . _ . . , great benefit. / purchased a packet, and n °t affect the lining skin, it is Only have v*ed them ever *ince. The fir*t the dead skin of the actual corn soaking loosened the com*, the netond which is dissolved. more *o. after the. third I ica* able to pick the corn* right o>'t. They were Ask for Radox at your *o deeply rooted. I thought it impo**ibtc chemist's, price 2/1 per I 1 to *uc.reed—but I persevered as I ica* , IK . ■■/ X *uch a * offerer. Once I mattered them M"- P in * Packet. and , J got *nch ea*e. 1 felt a different perton. 3/6 double quantity. AVitfeM. Radox Bath Salts GIVE YOUR FEET THAT "KRUSCHEN FEELING." Trade supplies stocked liy FAIRBAIRX. WRIGHT, * CO.. Auckland. Wellingtoa, Christchurch and Dunedin. Late Summer Eggs Galore How Karswood uttrs score—4s eggs a week during late Summer from 8 birdi, thank' to Kenwood Poultry Spice Krery poultry keeper is now anxiously I-ight Sussex Hens lam setting from w».tchins his ess yield, and endeavour- 45 eggs weekly. Some of tbem are ing "> prevent the tailing off of his egg showing xiens of moult, but are still supplies which is usually experienced at laying. They are all fine, healthy birds : *liis period of the year. And the letter end I feel sure their condition" is dne below from M. A. V. Thornicroft shows to Karswood Poultry Spice. I cannot the way. It is a letter typical of the speak too highly of it. and shall recombundreds we receive at this office. mend it to all my friends who keep Though Mr. Thornicroft** birds are poultry. showing signs of moult be Is still get- A. V. THORXICROFT. ' ting 45 eggs weekly from 8 fowls, which 12 th August. 1925. he attributes fo the use of Karswood t __ . . Poultry Spice. Nor is the reason hard Laid Well Through Winter, to seek. Karswood Poultry Spi«-e lelps Maungatautari (Near Cambridge). sajr iyssfr "• «*■s£ ess. Iwndinu in refctils frrnr w k 'WwlnMr. Moreover. in addition lo prolonging irr • ■ _ period of prolific egg yield, this f«H " A * "• ensures a quick, safe moult, and a good -* vupply of Autumn eegs. Therefore we i oil can do just as well by using emphatically state without fear of sue Karsv.-ood Poultry Bpice (containing eessful contradiction that it will pay ground insect#). Packets: 4d, 1/-. and ererv poultrv keeper to feed his hen< 2/-. . . en the Karswood system Read proof Tf your local dealer cannot supply In results below from actual users send a postcard to the New Zealand Then, if vour hens give vou any dis- Agents (address below) asking the satisfaction in their egg yield, start name of the nearest dealer who snpplies ♦hem on Karswood straight away. Karawoml Poultry Spice. 45 Eg,. . W-k from 8 Hans FAlKBA.it>. WRIGHT * CO. " UehfleU ■!. Chri.teburch; Jlnn it, 5, House Row. Alrewas Road. Aackland; Old Cust«nah*a«e It.' WeiKings Bromlev. lioston; *t>4 Mmr Ptoe®. Dn«e4i«. Rltrt _, __ Trent SOTE. —The tolt manufacturer* of near Burton-on Trent. Etwtood Poultry Spice feMfatataf Some time ago I wrote giving yon the ground imieets) arc B. Griffith* Hughe*, egg records of ray birds, which still Ltd.. M*nc\e*ter, England, ectoMaiM mil From alitor 171* to thm Beiem mf fJe»rtt* ths Satmmd.

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' ' HE palatial ocean liner illustrated above is the s.s. "Franconia," j ] J lat present visiting this city, and carrying over 400 American i 4 //' tourists on a round-the-globe cruise. Specially built for tourist traffic, the " Franconia " is one of the most luxuriously fitted-up vessels afloat, being equipped with all lavish appointments required to appeal to wealthy tourists. jHuPt i*/ wMEI The provisions carried comprise the choicest foods the world can | provide. It is only fitting, then, that ANCHOR, "The World's Best Butter, and Fresh Milk and Cream, reconstituted daily from Anchor Milk Powder, of which ample supplies were taken on Wr]~7~~ board in London, should be served on this floating palace. 998 ""** Anchor Dairy Products are famed for their Furity and < mm //)[ delicacy of flavour in most countries throughout the world. You'll l£r \ f they cost*no more oth«\ wealthy, and the workers too for £ Are They on Your Table? mi 1 >| "~lhe Builtr