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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 November 1930, Page 7

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3 Corns ROOTS & ALL \ A There is only one way to stop the \ \ I v < : . .ly pain of corns for good and all—the \ \ corns must come out, painful root \ -Jr and all. And there is only one -z' way to get them out surely, painlessly, safely—by soaking the feet in regular Radox footbaths. Here is just one sufferer among hun- what Ra(Jox hag done for tbc <lreds, who has found in do for yf)U For only rehef. 1G l ett r when you put your feet into a /or about five years 1 had footbatb con taining Radox the three very obstinate corns, one on gaJtg soften tbe bard outer j a yers t/ie small toe of the corn, and the oxygen which two on the small toe of my right Radox ]j bera tes enters the pores, foot. The tired, aching feet caused q g tbem and penetrates further try these corns gave me physical furth carrying the cornand mental pain. Mental pain be- softeni salts right to the roo t of cause I was often made a butt foi tbe c which is thus loosened so people’s jests on account of my tbat R can be ]ifted out bodily. peculiar gait, due to the swelling pri for half-pound packet 2/2. awcZ pain. Do I suffer now? No— Doub]e quantity 3/8. not in the least. 1 tried Radox Bath Salts, and it has surpassed all my expectations. It has done M g w what no other so-called remedy S|« jLjk gJ W W has ever done. It has given me ■ * ** wif £r complete relief. After the fifth BATH SALTS footbath with Radox I succeeded In ViMna the eern out from »-£ 11S left little toe, and after the sixth ..... • ~ footbath. I M« to treat the wISIlX? K remaining corns in the same man- c i lU r«:h ,wi r>une<Un. and t>>- »ii \vh<mTjC,..” ffl, T. W. salers. Chemists ami Sior 3 ** ihiouffhout Original letter on file for inspection. Nc-w Zealand. t..>-11-30

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