Burning, Achino z - refreshed k\like Magic If you are afflicted with sore, tired, aching, burning, tender or perspiring feet, hard skin, corns, callouses, and bunions, you should know that these troubles are caused through excess foot acid. You've got to get rid of that acid or suffer. Hero is the quickest, easiest, and surest way to do it. Just put a tablespoonful of Ratlox Bath Salts Into a gallon of hot water and dip the feet for 10 minutes. As soon as Radox enters the water it liberates life-giving oxygen and impregnates the water with salts which neutralise foot acids. Radox ends foot agony no matter how bad your feet may be. Hard skin and callouses are softened so that they can be scraped off; corns are loosened so that you can pick them out root and all. When you get your feet into a Radox foot bath—pain, irritation, soreness get right out. Users say “Radox acts like magic.” Start the DAILY RADOX FOOT BATH to-night and gain joyous foot freedom each and every day. Of all Chemists and Stores. 2/3 per packet. Double quantity 4/-
As an Aspen Leaf, She Gau to Shake. —Chaucer. That shaking, shivering feeling that tells of a cold should not be ignored. Take Baxters Lung Preserver at the first sign of chill or tightness of the throat. Baxters quickly cleans a cold right out and fortifies the system with its splendid tonic action. Baxters is safest, purest, and best for young and old. 1/6, 2/6, 4/6, all chemists and stores.—Advt.
ENVELOPES. “Top Notch.” the best on the market; British made. Box of 250 for 3s (including tax), postage 6d extra. —The Wanganui Chronicle Co., Ltd., Box 105, .Wanganui, ’Phone 2191 v
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 247, 18 October 1937, Page 8
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