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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21537, 8 January 1932, Page 4

Lift Out Cora—Root and All He writes : "It has been quite a surprise.” There is, indeed, often cause for wonder at the way Radox footbaths so soften an obstinate corn that it can be drawn right out —painlessly — between finger and thumb. Read how he made the happy discovery ; "I had such a bad corn under my toe that inflammation set in. The pain was so great I could scarcely get up and down the stairs. I really thought I should have to go to the hospital, for it was not safe to cross the road at times. But after trying the Radox footbath five times, 1 got the corn right away, and the inflammation went off. I must say it has been quite a surprise to me, I shall highly recommend Radox to anyone in future. It is most comforting to the feet, and cheap also for the many times you can use the same packet. I have enclosed the corn to convince you. If it is any benefit to use this letter, do so by all means." — F. C. Radox contains four different salts. Ona banishes odour and perspiration—ona Is antiseptic—one softens the water—and one releases oxygen, which carries the softening salts right to the roots of corns and loosens them so that they may be lifted out bodily, root and all, Only In Radox do you get this four-fold combination. RADOX H; BATH SALTS ■ Of all Chemists and Stores—2s 2d per 4-lb packet; 8s 8d double quantity. Stocked hr JTalrbalrn, Wright & Co., and by all wholeManufaetured by B. Griffiths Hughes, U 4, Manchester (Established 1T56). EMULSION, BODYBUILDER