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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 40, 16 August 1921, Page 4

FOR DEEP CORNS AND THICK CALLOUSES. THEY ARE NO~LONGER NECESSAP.Y. BUT OF COURSE YOU WANT PROOF. HERE IT IS. A foot bath in hot saltrated water is all you need. It does not affect sound, healthy skin in the slightest degree, but acts only on the dead, hardened skin composing corns and callouses, which it softens just as water softens soap. Then pick the corn right out, root • and all, like the hull out of a strawberry. Merely cutting the top off with a razor or burning it off with caustic liquids, plasters, etc., is about as logical as cutting the top off an aching tooth, and is simply a waste of time. Also it hurts, and is dangerous. Millions of "packets of Reudel Bath Saltrates (for the preparation of saltrated water) have'been sold during the past two years, and the sale is" increasing daily. This means something, as you will understand when you see for yourself the wonderful effects it produces. In packages of convenient size and at very low price, from all chemists. Ask them about it.—Advt. HOW TO FIGHT AND CONQUER RHEUMATISM! , Rheumatic sufferers find that the winter cold has aggravated their rheumatism and increased the torture. Oh! for relief! Oh! for just one week of freedom and happiness! It is" possible— and not just one week's freedom, but permanent relief. Scores of sufferers have proved that Rheumo combats and overcomes rheumatism, gout, lumbago, sciatica, and kindred ills. They advise you to take Rheumo. Rheumo remedies rheumatic suffering in the only possible way—by following the uric acid through the circulation, neutralising the poisonous acid, reducing it to a harmless compound, and sweeping it from the system. Let* Rlieumc bring to you the relief and freedom it has given to others. Price, 2s <xl and 4s 6d at chemists and stores. Barraclough's Magic Nervine stops toothache : pricel Is 6d. Progandra cures corns quickly; price Is 6d.— Advt. MORE TESTIMONY TO THE EFFICIENCY OF TVTALTEXO , (Wilson's Malt Extract). I have been using; your Maltese for the past fifteen months, and find it invaluable for keeping my children in good health. As an appetiser and for regulating the bowels I find it splendid. My eldest child-was constipated from birth, but since using Maltexo she has given no J further trouble that way. I have taken Maltexo myself nursing my second child since she was six weeks old, and she has thrived wonderfully. The above is an extract from a letter recently written by a user of Wilson's Maltexo, who goes through ,no less than three large jars every week. It indicates what has been proved in hundreds of similar cases; for nursing mothers, for backward children, for invalids, for regulating the bowels, toning up th» system, and keeping you fit, well, and strong, Wilson's Maltexo is a veritable boom.—Advt. LIKE OLIVER TWIST. Just you watch the kiddies hold their plates for another helping when Tucker's Soup is part of the meal —the best part, too, they will tell you. They .kno 1* And mother knows the saving of time and trouble it is to her. Nothing to prepare—no meat or vegetables required. Everything necessary is in the packet in pure concentrated form. Simply add water and boil, and the most deltehtf:il, palatable, wholesome,- and nourishing soup you could possibly wish for 'is ready. 'All grocers.—Advt. HAVE YOU IBEEN CAUGHT? Any day you may get caught in the rain. That's how many .catch colds. Don't be caught unawares; take Nazol, the real, genuine, cough-andi-cold destroyer. A dose or two saves flu. Nothing "so effective for dispelling coughs and cold*. Is 6d for 60 doses of Nazol.— Advt. A SORE POINT! Sore points big, and sore points small, good Bee Ointment heals them all. Bee Ointment has splendid antiseptic qualities. . Ideal for all children's minor hurts, scratches, bruises, and burns. Get a pot of Bee Ointment now. All chemists and stores. Write for free sample to Bee Ointment Proprietary, Box 388, Wellington.—Advt. IvEW ZEALAND LADY WEITES. I feel I cannot say enough in praise of Dr. Cassell's Tablets. .They are worth more than their weight in gold. ■ These are the words of Mrs. Messervy, of 17, Highsted-road, Fapunui, Christclnu'cii, a lady who has been cured of severe nervous breakdown by Dr Caasell's Tablets. Prices in New Zealand, Is 9<l and 4s. All chemists and stores.—Advt. i-bi- liiHuenw, luk» Woods' GrouL 1-Vp-peraiint Cure.—Advt