Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1934, Page 2

GONE after 77 2 footbaths \A Hard corns ... \ \ W soft corns .. . \\ H stubborn corns | —next time try \ I ’O/1 treating them | with Radox. Give >»■**' '..'"‘.'""-*1 them the benefit JS* of a few footbaths — fragrant, gloriously refreshing. Years of agony melt magically away. You’ll be surprised how such an enjoyable treatment can so quickly put “paid” to foot troubles. Read this woman’s letter: — ,l l was troubled with hard corns on both little toes since childhood, also soft corns between the toes which were so painful 1 always dreaded new shoes. The soft corns 1 got rid of after the second soaking in Eadox, and they have never returned—the hard ones have also disappeared completely. I think Eadox is splendid. Mrs. M.W.” Radox charges water with life-giving oxygen gas, which carries softening salts right to the root of the corn. Soon the corn becomes detached at the root and you can lift it out bodily. ggBATH SALTS Of all chemists and stores 2/3; double quantity 4/-. Stocked by Fairbairn, Wright and Co., and all wholesalers. Manufactured by E. Griffiths Hughes Ltd., Manchester. (Established 1756.)