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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22887, 16 November 1937, Page 13

they need this daily^reat When feet swell, burn, ache and become tender, sore or offensive ; when hard skin forma on the soles aud makes every step torture ; when corns throb ; when the big toe joint swells into a painful bunion; when you feel you want to slip your shoes off in the street—blame excess foot acid. There are 3,000 sweat glands to every square inch of your feet. Their duty is to throw off this acid. But they are not doing their work. And so the acid is being allowed to accumulate in the tissues and muscles. That's why your feet are not 'sweet,' flexible and smooth. You've got to get rid of that acid or suffer. The modern hygienic foot treatment is a daily foot-dip in warm water with a little Radox added. Radox softens and expands the skin, and opens up the pores. The oxygen released by Radox penetrates the pores—searches out every trace of the mischievous acid. Pains and stiffness disappear. Burning feet are cooled and comforted. Corns and callouses melt away. Give your poor feet a Radox footbath every night, and soon you'll have a pair of healthy happy feet. Of all Chemists and Stores. 2/3 per packet. Double quantity 4/-

Win a new Your local retailer will be pleased to demonstrate any of the Philips' range which are available to suit all pockets, from 13 guineas. The outstanding receiver is Model 352, a 9 valve Super de Luxe which, both for price and performance, is the most amazing value ever offered to the New Zealand public. For further particulars of the competition see your nearest Radi.oplayer Retailer who will arrange for you to hear this wonderful programme on a Radioplayer. MADE BY THE MAKERS OF THE FAMOUS PHILIPS LAMPS Accredited Radioplayer Retailers: * . - McCABES RADIOS AUCKLAND. PHILIPS RADIO CO. ...^......AUCKLAND. ALAN HUDSON . AUCKLAND. TRINER & ROBERTS ;......TAKAPUNA, AUCKLAND. H. J. Battson, Thames; BirchaUs Radio Service, Whangarei; J. Donnelly. Kaitaiaj W. H. Holmes, Otorohanga; M. J. Hillier, Moninsville; J. Donovan, Matamata; J. D. Jackson, Ngaruawahia; Huntly Radio Service, Huntly; Pearson & Crowe, Paeroa; B. J. Judd, Tauranga; Bay of Plenty Electrical Co., Tauranga; D. McL. Wallace, Whakatane; Kallil Motors, Ohura; W. Olphert (Hamilton Radio Service), Hamilton; A. M. Wall, c/o Caro's G. 8.5., Hamilton; A. G. Mangham, Taumarunui; Pearson & Crowe, Te Aroha; R. C. Kirby, Cambridge; Les Woolliams, Rotorua; Veitch's Scotch House, Te Puke; Newton King Ltd., Te Awamutu. .. ; v ..

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