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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 October 1929, Page 5

. j IPk •• W® > I v Corns Gone After Two Soakings Banish tiredness, aches, and corns bath containing Radox, the salts from your feet. Go where you please, soften the hard outer layers of the and still enjoy freedom from un- corn, and the oxygen which Radox pleasant burning and perspiration. liberates enters the' pores, opens them, There is one remedy that will keep and penetrates further and further, your feet fresh and full of buoyancy. carrying the corn-softaning salts Its name is Radox. You simply put right to the root of it in a footbath, and keep your feet the corn, which is thus there for twenty minutes. Read the loosened, so that it may Half-Pound result:— be lifted out bodily. '■ Pink Packet "I think I should inform you the Larger packets, double quantity: Price, 3/8. very quick results I obtained through « ■ using your Radox Salts. I have had g Jy —& two dreadful corns for months, and I JS| have tried without success a few of • the so-called corn cures. As I was . J * about to give up hope of ever finding rn /B-Tj' r a real corn cure, a, friend asked me to wQILO give Radox a trial. You can fust Manufactured by E/' Griffith's ’Hughes imagine how pleased I was when after Ltd -> Manchester (Established 1756). a couple of soakings the two. corns Supplies stocked by Fairbairn, Wright came right out.” & Co., Auckland, Wellington, ChristM. McLean. church and Dunedin, and by all Original letter on file for -inspection. Wholesalers, Chemists and Stores When you put your feet into a foot- throughout New Zealand. 25:42-29

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