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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18256, 27 November 1933, Page 4

He had seven corns —one under the tread of each foot; two under the right big toe; one under the little toe of each foot; another—but there is no need to continue this painful recital. Read the happy sequel—how he found real footjoy at last with Radox. “Before lining lladox 1 hud Ivied almost eveviithing to secure relief for tender feet and corns. 1 had one corn under the tread of each foot, two under the right big toe, one under the little toe of each foot, and one on the point of the third toe on the left foot. The corns between the toes wire too painful for words. I persevered with lladox twice a week and now, thank goodness, I can walk ill comfort and am free from the corns and hard skin. — A.F.” Radox radiates oxygen, which penetrates deep into the pores of the skin, carrying' corn softening salts light to the roots of corns, so loosening them that they may he lifted out bodily. m BATH SALTS HI )f all Chemists ami Stores —2/3 per Jib. oaeket; 4/- double quantity. Stocked by Fairhairn, Wright & Co., and by ail vholesalers. Manufartured by K. Griffiths Hughes Ltd., Manchester. (Kstahlished 1750.) T. HAISMAN FUNERAL. DIRECTOR AND PRACTICAL EMBALMER (Established 190?).' 351 ORMOND ROAD. Phone 187. Mortuary Chapel for use of clients (free).