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Grey River Argus, 21 October 1936, Page 3

JI BY -V> corns AND CALLOUSES Head tilts letter from a woman who suffered for twenty years from corns and callouses And then, in one month, was freed from her martyrdom by Radox. ■ I had three very stubborn hard and painful corns on the bottom of my feet, several more on tips of toes under the nail, and some on the toe joints. I had these troublesome corns for about twenty years before using Radox. I started using it four or five times a week, and in less thin a month the corns were all gone. Now, thanks to Radox. I can walk in comfort and wear a decent shoe.’ Mas. L.P. HOW RADOX REMOVES CORNS ••• ‘fl >ts soon as Radox •JU—L- •*.*■• dissolves in the water, . • • •• • ■ millions of tiny . • • bubbles form. These , • are composed of highly . • active oxygen gas. .... . s - • • 4,1 This active oxygen ' • • “ ''-or-' : '* • penetrates the pores ' . ‘' of the shin and • ’ •'•'■'•'•h ' carries the softening • ' salts of Radox down ‘ ‘ ‘ to the rout of the corn. ' ; -g*. _ T - 1 The hard tissues are ' * "\i V " • • softened. The corn tie- • • 'viz ’ * comes detached from 7 ~ Us moorings so that *i ■ \/ * * it can be lifted out , ’» V , , root and all. Of all Chemists and Stores. 2/3 per packet ; double quantity 4/-.

The National Electrical and Engineering Co.. Ltd., consistent with their progressive policy, produce NEECO —the electric range for years of economical cooking. All electrical dealers. ®

a AVE MONET! Buy Lustruss and ® Steelite Paints. Neglect means delay. Smith and Smith, “The Wallpaper People,’’ Mackay Street, Greymouth.