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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 July 1936, Page 8

Fired after f ry years in one asw Two Tormenting J coms This lady ' put up ’ with two painful corns for years. In eight days Radox ended her foot trouble. Read her letter: — ‘ I suffered torture from .two very hard corns underneath the toes, which caused great pain for years. After using your charming Radox Bath Salts for eight days I was able to remove the corns easily and completely (by the rooti without the aid of a corn knife or implement of any description, the fingernail being all that was necessary. Radox is the most effective preparation lor foot troubles that I have ever had.' Mns . M .B. HOW RADOX REMOVES CORNS • .4s soon as Rador *.,* - •‘■•.wtou.*. * ‘A.'-l dissolves in the water, • <7- ’ millions of tiny . • • •’.\/.’.*** bubbles form. These . * . • arc composed of highly « • • • • • I active oxygen' gas. This active oxygen . : ‘ ‘ penetrates the pores Of the skin and • ‘ • carries the softening • '".tfifKlr'-'.'. . . salts of Radox down • . to the root of the corn. • . flgD) . • The hard tissues are ’ * AT 7 . " • softened. The corn be- * ». \y comes detached from 4.7 ,* its moorings so that \J * it can be lilted out • ' . * * I root _ and .all. Of all Chemists and Stores. 2 3 per packet ; double quantity 4/-.