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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19807, 26 November 1919, Page 6

NEW SHOES CAN'T CAUSE COENS NOW. —_

AUTHORITY IN CHEMISTRY TELLS HOW TO WITTIER UP CORNS SO THEY LIFT OUT LIKE \ BOTTLE CORK.

r Y off! D —< — 1 D 1 ' Darn !!! This stylo of bad language will lie heard loss hero if people postered with corns, will Lake the simple advice of this groat chemist, who assorts that a few drops of a fluid named Noxzit, when put onto an irritating, sore corn, banishes all pain immediately and shortly the corn shrivels up and lifts clean out without pain. Like pulling a. loose bottle cork.

He explains that Noxzit is an ether mixture, which evaporates immediately on the corn and never inflames or even irritates the surrounding healthy skin. Two drachms of Noxzit costs but a little at any chemist’s shop.' but is enough to free a viv.Terors feet from each and every hard corn, soft coni or callous. Thousands of our country’s women will hail this announcement with delight, since the advent of Dame Fashion’s high heels. 1

A cablegram from Sydney states that Sir Charles "Wade will retire from the Aecnt-Generalship ,of Is'cw South Wales in December. The Hon A. G. F Janies, Minister of Education and Labour, will probably succeed himMr and Airs S. Kennedy. Forfar Street, St Albans, have received cable advice that their son, Sergeant P. It. Kennedy, who loft with the Twentyfirst Reinforcements, is returning by tlm Ru ahi.no.