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FEETawf'Si WAR-TIME WALKING?. "AMf fo'oi f £C/S When your feet buckle and bum under the strain of wartime wanting—• when every step is like a sharp-edged sword and every aching toe torments yo«L blame stale foot add that's dogging up the pores. You ran give pores immediate relief by giving them oxygen. Plunge them into warm water with Radox added. Kadox. rele«« millions of tiny oxygen bubbles into the water. These bubbles go deep mto the stuffed-up pores, cleansing and refreshing. The swelling and inflammation begin to subside. Corns and callouses are easedaway. The spring returns to your feet. This is what One sufferer says: “CAN WALK’ MILES NOW” "/ had hard skin wider my feet and it was excruciating agony to walk . Going to work and back, 10 minutes each way, brought tears to my eyes. I tried everything. -Then I tried Radox. Now my feet are comfortable. I could walk miles without them hurting, E.B. Get the same speedy relief. Buy Radox from your chemist or store today. 10 pz. size a/8; double quantity 4/6 J. In the pink and black packet. RADOX BATH SALTS m y (T ECONOMICAL! Shave the cost of shaving with kccn-edged 7 O’clock Blades. Sold everywhere in green packets. 0C3.2

s* m Co* So*v w? 52; N.2 A|ml> S * SMITH *CO LTD. AucfcUirf. The Facts about BLUE Reckitt's Blue is now manufactured In New Zealand. Our production to-day is equal in quantity and quality to that distributed pre-war, and normal supplies are sent out regularly each month throughout the Dominion. We see no reason why we should not be able to continue to supply Blue in normal quantities for an indefinite period. Unnecessary buying of Blue in large quantities by a section of the public has, perhaps, made it difficult for you to buy your usual Blue needs. Remember, this is not your storekeeper's fault. Help him by ordering only sufficient Blue foe your immediate requirements. RECKITT & COLMAN (NEW ZEALAND) LIMITED. . Reckitt's Blue Keeps your linen a good colour.

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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23748, 21 September 1942, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 6 Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23748, 21 September 1942, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 6 Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23748, 21 September 1942, Page 8