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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 February 1935, Page 9

[MONTHS OF MISERY] THROUGH M W! NOW Completely Gone J/ All kinds of so-called “cures” gave this man no relief from corn agony. For many months he suffered, until finally his wife wisely advised him to try Radox foot-baths. After three soakings, out came his corns, roots and all. Read his story and then decide for yourself that Radox is the surest and most painless way to end all foot troubles: — “For many months I was in- agony with corns. I tried all hinds of corn cures without even getting relief, until my zvife persuaded me to try a packet of Fadox. I soaked my foot the same night, and I am pleased to say I found immediate relief, and after soaking three times in all I have been able to pull out the four corns by, the roots.’- —F.JT’.A. Radox charges water with life-giving oxygen gas, which carries softening salts right to the base of the corn. Soon the corn becomes detached at the root and you can lift it out bodilv. RADOX ■ BATH SALTS B Of all chemists and stores 2/3; double quantity 4/-. Stocked by Fairbairn. Wright and Co., and all wholesalers. Manufactured by E. Griffiths Hughes Ltd., Manchester. (Established 1756.)

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