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Grey River Argus, 1 April 1932, Page 4

corns lifted out after radox footbaths. The more corns you possess, the more you need Radox. ' A tablespoonful of these fragrant Bath Salts iu daily footbaths will soon compel the most obstinate corn to loosen so that it can be drawn painlessly out, root and all. Read this letter:— “I must tell you that a few months ago my feet were unbearable owing 'O corns being on every toe and under the balls of both feet; but now I have not one corn left—thanks to Radox Bath Salts. “I use the Radox in my footbatu twice a week soaking the feet in nice hot water for half an hour. Also I have not had the rheumatism so bad in my feet since using Radox, which 1 shall always use and recommend.— (Mrs) F.L. ’ ’ Radox contains four different salts. One banishes odour and perspiration —• one is antiseptic—one softens the water and one releases oxygen, which carries the softening salts right to the roots of corns and loosens them so that they may be lifted out bodily, root and all. Only in Radox do you get this four-fold combination. RADOX E BATH SALTS 91 Of chemists and stores —2/2 per 41b pkt.; 3/8 double quantity. Stocked by Fairbairn Wright and Co., and by all wholesalers. Manufactured by E. Griffiths Hughes Ltd., Manchester (Established 1756).

Nothing BUT THE BEST —is— HARKER’S MOTTO Every Cake, Scone and Sandwich served in the Tea Rooms has one quality only—THE BEST! HARKER’S MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. ’Phone 227.