; s r <r air of ! » if* 6)(7)V® RY ONE OUT IN EV WEEK! j No plasters—no dangerous cutting—just a fragrant, refreshing footbath every night for a few night's. And after that, here is what happens to corns! • “I have suffered a lot from corns. I tried corn plasters and salves, and everything I thought would do good, but found no relief till I tried your Radox. I had ten corns under my feet and toes. It used to he painful |waiking far, but after using Radox | Bath Salts I found very great relief. |l soaked my feet 40 minutes every ImgM for a week, and then the corns |Mel all gone, thanks to Radox.”— (Mrs.) A.B.A. Radox contains four different salts. One.cleanses the feet —one is antiseptic—one softens the water —and one releases oxygen. This highly active oxygen opens and enters the pores of the skin, carrying the softening salts of , Radox right, tp the roots of the ■ corns, which are thus loosened so that | they may be lifted out bodily. hk - m BATH SA-fTS^R [ Of all Chemists and Stores —2s 2d I per |lta. pk-t; 3s 8d double quantity. * Stocked by Fairtaairn, Wright and Co., jyad by all wholesalers. Manufactured by E. Griffiths Hughes Ifcdh (Established 1750). if SIGNAL OP DISTRESS.
•(Pain in the back is the Moneys’ signal of disti’ess. If this timely •warning is ignored kidney disease silently fastens its deadly grip—for Kidney sickness first shows itself in pains and disorders in other parts, and the real cause is too often hidden until fatal kidney disease has set in. Suspect the kidneys if you rheumatic and nervous, or have a* lame back; painful, too frequent scanty urination; weak heart; (fizzy spells; headaches: bloating or neuralgia. Doan’s Backache Kidney have been curing lame backs aird sick kidneys for years. The fallowing endorsement is convincing:— fOVlr. T. C. Sherspn, Cloton Road, Stratford, says: “Owing to the" improper action of my kidneys I suffered more or less from backache for some time. Mine was not a series's case, but I was always conscious <*a nagging ache across the small ($. my back which was very trying!" ]f*used several kidney remedies, but nothing seemed to benefit me. One tj||y a friend suggested that I should a course of Doan’s Backache Kslney Fills, and it was a real fflend’s advice, for it put me right ijft; no time. -Needless to say, lam qUgreat believer in this medicine and keep a bottle in the house, and whenever I feel the: slightest sign of backache X take three or four, doses and they ifevef fail to give me relief. I shall always speak W*ell of Doants Backache Kiuriey Bills, and I hope many will benefit ffom my experience. For curing backache and weak kidneys there iii nothing to equal Doan’s Pills. My experience proves them to he a thoroughly reliable remedy.’ Four years later Mr. Sherson says: “I have had no ■ return of my old. eomplaint since Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills cured me over four years ago.” Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills are sold by all chemists and storekeepers. Foster-McClellan Co., Proprietors. -15 Hamilton Street, Sydney. But, be sure you get DOAN’S.
“My valour is certainly going ... I feel it oozing out ... at the palms of my hands.”—Sheridan. just how you feel with influenza coming on! Quiek, take Baxter’s Lung Preserver. This rich, red compound sends a. comforting glow of warHjth. through the body, and its valuable tonic properties strengthen system, to throw off the attack and avoid a relapse. Get the large economical bottle at 4s fid for family use. Smaller sizes 2s Gd, Is Gd. All chemists and stores. A handy screw cap preserves the contents.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume I, Issue 138, 27 May 1931, Page 6
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