Conquered after 10 years' suffering. Corn sufferers, take heart! 10- them and penetrates further and year-old corns arc not too much for further, carrying the corn-softening Radox. A few Radox footbaths salts righ* to the root of the corn, leave the oldest corn so softened which is thus loosened so that it that it slips out, root and all, can bejifted out bodily. The lifebetween the fingers. giving oxygen leaves the feet clean "Owing to corns and callouses 1 "£ Wealthy. had to wear patent foot-easers, and •^ s * c f* %*&* at your have tried several foot-hath salts d****- P"ce 2/2 per rj> / A without any benefit to my corns and Half Pount * Pi «k p ac- &J & callouses. 1 have now used Radox ke t. 3 / 8 double quan- Half Pound Bath Salts and have dispensed with *"?• p '"* ?*&<*• the foot-easers and got rid of the .^JiP^%# corns and callouses after over 10 dO% p% C_j3£ years of suffering." UgW -+*"* -JJB.B. Bath Salts Original letter on file foe inspection. - «**,„„, iTFk- T?'r IjMtyourftci that Kruic.icn baling ISC/Urn wmt niif ««.... -f—* ;„<.~ , Maoufrctuwd by E. Griffiths Hughes Ltd.. Wften you put your feet into a Manchester (Established 1756). footbath containing Radox the salt Supplies stocked by Fairbairn, Wright softens the hard outer layers of the & C°> Auckland, Wellington, Christliberates enters the pates, opens N*w Zealand. 3L12J0
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 172, 23 July 1929, Page 14
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