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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18332, 26 February 1934, Page 6

***** mmmm V- 4 ■mmsa LOST! 7 Cruel Corns 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 using Bad ox 1 had tried almost everything 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 )f each foot, and one on the point of the third toe on the left foot. The corns between the toes were too painful for voids. 1 persevered with Radox twice a ueel: and vow, thank goodness, 1 can wall: in comfort and am free from the 'orns and hard skin. — A.F.” ftadox radiates oxygen, which penetrates leep into the pores of the skin, carrying ?orn softening salts right to the roots of whs, so loosening them that they may oe lifted out bodilv. RADOX BATH SALTS m )f all Chemists and Stores —2/3 per Alb. lacket; 4/- double quantity. Stocked by Pairbairu, Wright & Co., and by all vholesalers. Manufactured by l'.. Griffiths Huy lies Ltd., Manchester. (Established 1756.)