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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 265, 9 November 1936, Page 8

2 Jwith 12 awful I haXX corns The writer of the letter below had twelve terrible corns—those corns are dead. out. and forgotten, thanks to Radox. Read her grateful letter : ‘ I have used your Radox Bath Salts for long time now, for tired aching muscles and for very bad corns, and have derived great benefit from them. For many years 1 had twelve corns, and most painful ones too. I noticed Radox advertised and decided to try it. I just soaked my feet in water as hot as I could bear it. in a footbath, with about two tablespoonsful of Radox added, and was able to get the corns out quite easily. 1 Miss E.G.S. HOW RADOX REMOVES CORNS ♦ • Xs as rcafloi dissolves in the water, . • • • ’.y * bubbles form. These . 1 *••...• •’ • arc composed of highly • ' • • • I active oxygen gas. ••• This active oxygen ■’■ ' ~ penetrates the pores • °f t,le *kin and • • carries the softening , * . salts of Radox down • *.*V» 1 to the root of the corn. • . . • The hard tissues are 1 * • .\Ty . * . softened. The corn be- — • \y * comes detached from • . * \ 7 , .* its moorings so that \J it can be lifted out | « * . * * root and all. Of all Chemists and Stores. 2’3 per packet ; double quantity 4'-.