Regular habits, rich new energy and life by dail? eating Yeaston Tablets. E. C. A. Gaw, Chemist. Sharland's Egg Preservative—the most effective and economrj-il way to preserve eggs. J/3 a tin. Constipation banished, appetite renewed, digestion aided through regularly eating Yeaston Tablets. E. C. A. Gaw, Chemist.
Rh€U??lßlf?SSs Rheumatism I Do you know the torture of it the agony of stabbing pains in the shoulders, hips, knees, and ankles? Here is an easy, pleasant way to swift relief. To a bath of comfortably hot waier add two tablespoonfuls of Radox Bath Salts. Stay in this bath 15 to .no minutes and you'll be surprised at the result. "Radox" impregnates ordinary water with life-giving oxygen. This oxygen penetrates every pore of your skin, cleansing and energising them so that they breathe freely, enabling your system to be rid of the acid which is the fundamental cause of Rheumatism. Read these letters, then follow the advice and you will find that after one Radox Bath those stabbing, knife-like pains will be greatly alleviated if not removed altogether: "For years I have been quite crippled at times with rheumatism. After reading Radox Bath Salts added, three times a week, and I have not felt any pain like J have suffered for years. I was quite worn out with nerves through pain and not getting rest at night. I can now sleep well and feel well." E.E, Original letter on file or inspection. " Being a great user of this wonderful Radox I would like to tell you I benefit bv it a great deal. I have used it for tender feel a fair amount and great relief as I am on my feet, a great deal, and also for Rheumatics too and got some great relief for that too, and I also find it very re) ing after one is very tired. So as far have benefited by it 1 will give, it i praise." (Signed) (Mrs.) G. L. Blown 13th December. 1929. Mastertori,. Don't delay and do not Ik sceptical a "Radox". Hundreds of grateful su ers have expressed gratitude for relief which "Radox" ha; given t] At all Chemists and Stores. Price half-pound packet 2.3: an 1 do quantity a 8. R 2-1
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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 68, 17 October 1930, Page 6
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