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Grey River Argus, 19 October 1936, Page 3

ZxTN a / fIS) A Instant relief from ©oras For twelve months the writer of the letter below was tortured by his feet. Then he made a wonderful discovery— Radox. Complete freedom from all foot troubles in one week! For 12 months I suffered very much with my feet. It was agony for me to walk about at all. owing to hard corns on the little toe of each foot. I started using Radox, and with the first footbath was successful in removing one of my corns and by the end of the week all ray corns had gone, and I was able to walk anywhere without trouble.’ A.R. HOW RADOX REMOVES CORNS • As soon as Radox ‘ "■!■' dissolves in the water. • '.'.'Vs ‘ millions of tiny • ’ • •‘.'y/.'.’• ’ bubbles form. These • ’ are composed of highly • * • * • I active oxygen gas. '• This active oxygen -—‘ e A'iSpkrrr~~ penetrates the pores • .'.•’•'A- "• al the skin and • • carries the softening ' ' • • • salts of Rado.r. down ' * to the root of the corn. • . . • The hard tissues are "• ’ AT7 . ‘ • softened. The corn be- — ' comes detached, from • . ‘ \ / Us moorings sb that. \/ ‘ it can be lifted, out • . • *| r °ot and all. Of all Chemists and Store*. 2'3 per packet ; double quantity 4/-.

For This Belief Much Thanks. —Shakespeare. Countless New Zealanders are truly thankful for getting relief from chest and bronchial troubles through taking Baxter’s Lung Preserver. “Baxter’s” soothes sore throats and bronchial passages, relieves coughing, clears away phlegm and assists recovery with its remarkable lonic properties. Millions must have benefited from “Baxter’s” during the past 70 years. Three sizes 4/6, 2/6 and 1/6 everywhere. —6