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Stratford Evening Post, Volume I, Issue 56, 13 February 1931, Page 7

Neither plasters nor caustics, neither knives nor five-minute "cures" will really rid you of corns. To get your corns out, root and all, once and for all, you must put your feet daily into hot Radox footbaths. You will notice relief almost mwmttmwl will lift out painlessly within a few weeks. Read this letter:— "Mother suffered for years with very bad corns, but noiv, after continually using Radox, has not got a corn, or any sign of a corn at all. She used three tablespoonfuls of Radox in two quarts of hot water {not boiling) so that she could put her feet in with comfort, and soaked the feet for half an hour, adding more hot water as the other got a bit cold; after which she found she could pick off pieces of corn quite easily. Noiu they are gone. She only uses two tablespoonfuls of Radox in each bath. They were really awful corns, and so took longer than an ordinary corn. Mother also finds it gives great relief to the pains of Neuritis in her legs, also softens any hard skir, at the bottom, of the feet, so that it is easily removed. 6th Nov., J 929. (Miss) G. (Original lottor on file for inspection.) Radox contains lour different salts, each of which fulfils a different purpose. One banishes odour and perspiration—one 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 got this fourfold combination." ITalfPound Pink Packet, 2/2. Double quantity, ,'5/8. BATH SALTS M Manul"actun?d by B. (Jrimths Hughes Ltd., Manchester (Established ITSfi). Supplies stocked by Fairbairn, W'rinlU & Co., Auckland, Wellington, Chi-Nt.-hurcli and Dunedin, and by ;il! ■Wholesaler.*, Chemists and Stores U»-ou;;honi ,\Vw Zealand, (M-ii-so