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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 10 March 1930, Page 7

Out with cor ROOT AND ALL. If you suffer from corns, don't waste time on half measures. Cutting and plastering may give you a brief spell of relief, but a .Radox foot bath removes the entire corn, root and all. You can; lift it clean out easily and 1 painlessly.! A Radox user writes: "I feci it my duty to write and let j/otr know what great relief T got from liadox, Bath Salts, as for years I was troubled with hard corns. As soon as 1 put my fccU into the liadox water it soon, softened, them, and ly the time I took my feet out again] I could'lift the corns right out. . I Jiat-e recommended it to several of my fricnds„ who arc also getting beneficial rexults."(Miss) E.P.I When you dip your foot iuto a foot bath; containing liadox Bath Salts, the dead skin combines with tho Ratios' Bath Salts to form a protein salt of the actual corn - itself. This protein salt dissolves in water like' ordinary salt, and so loosens the corn that it may be lifted out bodily, root and all. ltadoX|does not affect the living;skin :. it ix only.the dead skin of t'>e actual •'■ovn rhicli Isdissolved. Ask.for Radox at .your chemiot's. Price 2/2 per 4-lb. pink packet, and Half Pound 3/8 double quantity. ; Pink Packer Radox Bath Salts Manufactured by E. Grinitlis Hughca. Ltd., x Manchester (Established 1756). •} ' .Supplies!stocked by Fairbairn, Wright & Co., •Auckland,. Wellington.- Christ church and •Dittiwlin, and by' all Wholesalers. Clicmists am' tores *Uroushout New Zealand. 4.C.29'

N Blame v ßlm i for Cloudy Teeth You must remove it Daily •Teeth seldom are naturally " off colour." Most often they're merely, coated with a film 'that forms oh teeth and_ absorbs dis-j colorations from food, smoking, etc. By /.clearing it' off, dhe's whole .appearance) 'may be changed. . Old-type dentifrices failed to remove tha^ 'film:successfully. That's- why brushing has failed you: Now leading dentists urgd ' ji new-type film-removing dentifrice called Pepspdent, for the purpose. I ,' . ; . Result? a're : quiclt and surprising. : 202*

More Work per minute! You can judge "CATERPILLAR" working capacity by the minute. Jlook on your biggest loads and set "CATERPILLAR" to haul them through your toughest land. The time it takes horses or any other type of tractor to just get going is time enough for "CATERPILLAR" to have an appreciable amount of the work done. "Caterpillar" Traction means continuous performance—without fear of heat or cold —without need of rest—sure of footing in dust, mud, sand, on rocks or hills. better quicker cheaper For full particulars of each model write to A. S. PATERSON & Co. Ltd., P.O. Box 438, Wellington. PRICES "Ten" - • '•Fifteen" £435 "Twenty" £570 Railage Paid Be sure it's a "Caterpillar" — look for this Trade Mark.