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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19390, 27 July 1926, Page 17

Remove Corns this easy way Cutting corns, or using a so-called corn solvent, is useless. You have probably tried and know yourself how the corn always comes back again painful as ever in a week or less. The only satisfactory way to deal with an obstinate corn is to take a Radox Foot-Bath once or twice; you can lift the whole corn out with your fingers. When you dip your feet into a footbath containing Radox Bath Salts, the dead skin (which forms the corn) combines with the Radox Bath Salts to form a protein salt of the actual corn itself. This protein salt dissolves in the water like ordinary salt and so loosens the corn that it may be lifted out bodily. The Radox Bath Salt does not affect the living skin; it softens and refreshes this; it cannot dissolve it. It is only the dead skin —the com—which it dissolves. * *J; ; "! , There is nothing left to ache; the corn is bodily removed. A Radox enthusiast writes: — "I was in the bath for about SO to 25 minutes, and when 1 got out I thought I would see if my two corns, would come out. Tliey both* came out easily by pulling them with the fingers. My feet are now perfectly comfortable, and there is no soreness whatever ... it is difficult to tell 1 ever had a corn on my foot." 2 At all chemists. Half-pound pink packet 2/1, double quantity 3/6. Radox Bath Salts SOL® MAMCTACTUEEB3 ! E. Griffiths Hughes Ltd., Manchester.