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Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 December 1933, Page 8

TIRED TENDER FEET comforted by Radox! Making claims for Radox and letting other people make them are two different things. We have often said —and say again, that, if you persevere with Radox, you nfeed never again drag around with burning, corn-tortured feet. But, for the moment, forget what we say and let this lady speak for us:— “My feet were so very painful I could only potter about the house. My feet were so swollen and tender that I hud to get big shoes. One day my daughter bought me a packet of Madox, and I promised to give it a trial. I began tp feel relief in my footbath every day until at the end of a fortnight my feet were very much more comfortable. Now, after six weeks’ perseverance, I feel a different woman.’’—Mrs. M.J, Tired, burning feet; crippling corns; ugly, bulging bunions, You’ll soon find joyous relief from all these foot troubles if you take Radox footbaths faithfully for a few nights in suecessiqn. RADOX ■I BATH SALTS m Of all Chemists and Stores—2/3 per packet; 4/- double quantity. Stocked by Fairbairn, Wright & Co., and by all wholesalers. Manufactured by E. Griffiths Hughes Ltd., . Manchester. (Established 1756.)

“THE BOARDERS LOST EVERYTHING-. “ Only too often is this the, ease when a hoarding establishment is gutted. Protect YOUR effects by taking out a Phonenix Policy. Liberal terms. Prompt and generous: settlement of claims. The Phoenix Policy. Liberal terms. Prompt nix” House, 127 Featherston Street, Wellington. (2) j