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Horowhenua Chronicle, 7 September 1932, Page 8

CORNS and Hot, Tired Feet 'Whatever kind, of trouble your feet may be in—corns, aches, bunions, callouses, hot, tired or sore feet—there is one certain remedy—2o-minute Radox footbaths. Hundreds of sufferers have proved, the unfailing effectiveness of. Radox, and so can you. Read this letter: i * For 7M (j ivy years I Itavg used Radox for foot troubles. Nothing else I have over 'used has piven the relief that "Radox instantly gives to hot, tired feet. In softening hard skin and removing troublesome corns it is unequalled. Miss H.A.” Why does Radox bring such relief to tender, corn-crippled feet? You will see the reason when you add Radox to water. You will see a white cloud form composed of millions of bubbles of healing oxygen gas. This highly active oxygen enters the pores of the skin, carrying the softening salts of Radox right to the roots of corns, so loosening them that they may be lifted out bodily. Hard skin, on heels and ball of feet is dissolved away too. Feet are left fresh and full of buovancy. RADOX m BATH SALTS ■ Of all chemists and stores — 2/2 per Jib. packet, 3/8 double quantity. Stocked by Fairbaim, Wright & Co., and by all wholesalers. Manufactured by E. Griffiths Hughes Ltd., Manchester (Established 1766).

Here is a simple yet effective remedy for coughs, eolds, sore throats, etc.NAZOL PASTILiLBS. A palatable sweet evolved from the famous Nazol Formula. Get a bcx—popularly pric'd at 1/3. (*)