Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 10 March 1932, Page 4

COTtIS i surrender to Radox This lady, after suffering agonies from corns since childhood, tells hdw she got nd of them by a few Radox footbaths. Read her letter:— “Having suffered agonies from eorns and callouses since childhood, I have tried numerous remedies. For the last six months I have had a corn on each little toe and three callouses under each foot, and the agony of them has made me feel like an old woman. After seeing your advert., I bought a packet of Radox, and after the first soaking of fifteen minutes, the burning shooting pains lessened. Subsequent soakings of half an hour each day have dissolved all the hard skin from underneath the feet aqd the corns have come right out, and I fee! and look a different person. —(Mrs.) P.G." There is a valuable salt known to science which, by attacking dead skin, painlessly softens corns. In Radox you set this salt bined with three other salts. One of tfcesp banishes odour and perspiration, another is an antiseptic, the third liberates oxygen, which enters the pores, carrying the first softening salt right to the root of the corn so that after a few footbaths it can be picked out bodily. RADOX ■ BATH SALTS* Of all Chemists and Stores —2/2 per %-lb. pkt.; 3/8 double quantity. Stocked by Fairbairn, Wright & Co., and by all wholeManufactured by E. Griffiths Hughes Ltd., Manchester lE.tabHßhed 17581.