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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18501, 24 February 1930, Page 3

ECZEMA :♦**** 2 Is the name applied to catarrhal inflammation of the skin. In its * stages it burns and weeps. In the chronic forms it is scaly and intensely itchy. Both forms are hard to put up with, and give rise to much suffering and broken rest. % The forms of eczema are so varied and numerous and the causes so J multifarious that it becomes a rea difficulty to cure an obstinate case J* unless experience shows the way. ,t. It is better to use a remedy with which you are certain to do good J —when you find one, that remedy is JAMES’ ECZEMA OINTMENT In Pots, 2 6 Each, from X_. 3E$. •J'ea.Brs'a.ei® PRESCIPTION CHEMIST, TIMARU. z 4» 4* ❖*> 4* *!* *!♦ *l* *v4*4*4**>4*4*♦>4*4*4*»>♦> 4* »> 4* 4* *> 4* *s* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4‘ 4* 4* 4* ❖4*4*4*4* ** * *** *4* *s* oms cannot resist Radox Corns are never too old for Radox to remove. For nearly half a centurv, corns were painfully embedded in the feet of this 75-year-old gentleman. They were making him old before his time! Nothing would move them—until he put his feet into 15-minute Radox Footbaths. Then the corns slipped out, root and all, between his fingers. You can get the same swift freedom from corns in the same pleasant way. Read this letter:— rf l am 75 years of age and for 46 years have suffered from corns and callouses haring tried many advertised remedies without success, and also used knives to pare the corns, but they still grew. I then tried Radox Bath Salts. The corns have now all gone and the skin on my feet is quite smooth. Be for using Radox I used to walk in pain, but can now hop about like a young man.” 4th January, 1929. — P.J.P. Original letter on file lor inspection. When yon put your feet into a footbath containing Radox the salts soften the hard outer layers of the corn, and the oxygen which Radox liberates enters the pores and penetrates right to the root of the corn, which is thus loosened so that it can be lifted out bodily. Ask for Radox at any Chemist or Store. Price 2/2 per £-lb. Pink Picket, and 3/8 double quantity. Radox Bath Salts Manufactured by E. Griffiths Hughes. Ltd., Manchester (Established 1756). Supplies stocked by Fairbairn, Wright and Co.. Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin, and by all Wholesalers, Chemists and Stores throughout New Zealand. 43/12/29. WHY LEAF TEA Is achieving such popularity The Marvellous Success that has come tc GOLD LEAF TEA is due to the following facts:1 — Economical because it gives more cups to the pound. 2 AH Dust .'\T>d Ir-nurities are removed by Electric Vacuum Machinery. 3 Only selected young succulent leaves are used in the blend, which is always uniform and dependable. Han drome Enamelled Tins in which it is packed When empty are of great utility in the pantry. s—Liberal Profit-sharing Bonus Scheme. Com- ' silence saving the coupons and participate during 1930. r need! 10 ijear& op Sedatives am cMiqhtlu Comfort for c£s w ANY modern ailments are attributed by medical men to lack of sleep. 1 opiates are of Uttle use Portable mattress is avail-"Heep-Weir Mattr. able. There is but one "Sleep-Well” Mattress, and it Is designed to give you the maximum comfort over the longest period. It will give yoa eight hours of luxurious, refreshing sleep every night for tea years at a cost of about £6. It will keep its shape, aacl will last longer. conform to the Government standard of purity, tand the hardest wear. They are the best sleop.'raners and furnishers, from *3/10/- to *•/*/-, zeepMeli lAmfress sser SUIP-WtU < z: H4TTRP 5 ■sa