Worlds Worst 1 Corn V: Supposing you could bend down now and between finger and thumb, quite painlessly, just pick out that old, tormenting corn root and all. What instant relief you would feel. Well, take one or two Radox footbaths and this fancy will be a fact! You’ll soon be inspecting the vicious pointed root of that old offender and glorying in your conquest. And when you see the deep cavity it has left, you'll cease to wonder why cutting and plastering didn't move it. Read this letter: "For nearly 20 years I have been troubled with (I think) the most atrocious corn which ever grew. I tried all kinds of things , but they were only of slight avail. At last I have got rid of it with the aid of Radox Bath Salts. I use them in a footbath and find nothing to equal them, as I am on my feet many hours a day.” 19 th March, 1930 (Miss) B.A. Original letter on file for inspection You may not know what a protein salt is, but any chemist does, and and he will understand how in a Radox Salts footbath the hard skin of the corn combines with the Radox Salts to form a protein salt of the corn itself. And any chemist knows that this protein salt dissolves in water. He will see at once why this scientific treatment must so loosen the corn that it can be lifted out bodily. But prove it yourself to your profit. All chemists sell Radox, 2/2 per \ lb. packet, 3/8 double quantity. RADOX HI BATH SALTS Hi Manufactured by E. Griffiths Hughes Ltd. Manchester (Established 1756) Supplies Stocked by Fairbairn, Wright & Co., Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin, and by all Wholesalers, Chemists and Stores throughout New Zealand. Cio-ii-3Q
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ADVENTURES OF MICKEY THE MOUSE. —Where is Her Rain-Beau? —By mnmr MICKEY, ~ WITH THE SUCKER'S GANG LINED UP ON HtS SIDE, IS SET TO SWING INTO ACTION WHILE IN THE HOME OF MINNIE MOUSE, PREPARATIONS FOR A GREAT EVENT ARE APPARENT /V Walt Disney. 5T /ow, MICKEY/ ■- MICKEY, WHERE are You? why CAN'T YOU COME AND SAVE s— /viE P -r~— “and it always AFFECTS mM£ r( T'7r V~' _ ME THE SAME— mJa DARLING, X HATE TO SEE YOU MARRV SUCKER OUST TO SAVE ME FROM-RUIN-CANT WE n' ■ STOP THIS? AIN'T iT FUNNVJA BRIDE ALWAYS CRIES BEFORE THE WEDDINO- — . f NO, FATHER, 'MICKEY HAS DESbRTED ME AND MR. SUCKER HAS BEEN VERY V -KINO - I'M SURE \ HE WILL BE GOOD J J TO ME —' c IK Tv VI TV H Q 74 \ ®2 a- ¥ r/ k S Vil F % SB WALT TnS Sfeii
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 30 March 1931, Page 10
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