RELIEVING PAIN QUICKLY 
with 
RADWAY’S READY RELIEF 
For Muscular Aches and Pains 
works wonders—when you use Radway's for the 
relief of pain. Apply it freely, it will not blister, rub the 
affected part gently or vigorously until the skin reddens slightly and 
a comforting warmth is felt, and the muscular ache or pain you felt 
begins to pass away. 
Radway's Ready Relief—three R's—is easy to use and is suitable 
for children as well asi adults. It has a pleasant medicinal odor that 
quickly evaporates after rubbing. Radway's is not oily or greasy; it 
does not soil the clothing. It is truly the Family Liniment of many 
uses, for the worker or athlete, for man or woman, whoever has 
tired, sore muscles to unlimber, or a muscular ache or pain from 
exertion, exposure or injury to relieve. 
This bottle o! Radway's Ready Relief. Warmth in a Bottle, will 
prove to you its time-tested value as a pain reliever that should 
always be on your medicine shelf, ready and safe to use by every 
member of the family when needed. From Work? From Athletic Exercise? From Exposure? 
Try this and see how quickly you can get welcome 
relief: Apply Radway's Ready Relief freely to the 
sore muscles. Rub gently or vigorously until a 
glowing warmth is felt. You will soon feel relieved 
and refreshed and ready to take up where you have 
left off. 
MUSCLES SORE? 
as soon as possible, but the application of Radway’s 
is even then a good first aid measure. 
TOOTHACHE. When toothache is caused by a 
cavity in the tooth, a small piece of absorbent cotton 
saturated with Radway's, pushed into liie cavity and 
repeated as often as necessary, will often keep the 
pain away until the dentist can be seen. 
After a hard day's work or play, when you feel 
glmost too tired to get to bed, see how refreshing 
and relaxing this can be: A warm shower or tub or 
sponge, followed by a gentle rub down with Rad- 
way's. 
NEURALGIA. Nerve pain in the face, between 
the ribs, along the arm or leg, can often be quickly 
mitigated by the application of Radwav's wiih 
vigorous massage. The affected part should be 
covered wtih hot compresses as suggested in the 
directions for use. 
lust in from a chilly, wet, blustery day—and you 
feel that a cold is getting its grip on you: relax in a 
warm bath; follow it with a brisk rub with Radway's 
over your throat, chest and back, then quickly to 
bed for a good night's rest. The chances are better 
than even that in the morning you'll wake up 
rested, free from the aches that made you fear the 
coming of a cold. * 
HEADACHE. Relief of certain types of occasional 
headache often follows when Radway's is rubbed 
over the aching part of the head and over the back 
of the neck, massaging downwards. When headache 
occurs frequently, a physician should be consulted. 
FEET GET COLD EASILY? Protect them by in- 
creasing the superiicial circulation of blood. Rub a 
little Radway's on your feet before go- 
ing out on a cold day and repeat when 
your feet begin to feel cold. Refresh 
your tired ankles and feet with a stim- 
ulating foot bath — a basin of warm 
water with a tablespoonful of Radway's 
mixed into it will give quick comfort. 
INSECT BITES. Rub Radway's freely over the sore 
spot. It will aid in relieving the itching, pain and 
swelling caused by mosquito bites, bee slings, and 
the bites of other non-poisonous insects. 
GAS PAINS. Eating well but not 
wisely, by inadequate chewing of food, 
too much fried food, hurried eating, eat- 
ing when tired or worried—all these 
may interfere with adequate digestion 
of the food eaten. Fermeniation may oc- 
cur, producing gas. By pressing against 
the walls of the stomach, and especially 
of the intestines this gas may cause 
great discomfort and even pain. One 
half to one teaspoonful ol Radwav's in 
a half glass of water, generally brings 
early relief from gas pain. The water 
may be warm or cold, but warm water 
is preferable, and it may be sweetened 
or unsweetened. Repeat the dose in an 
hour, if necessary, for three doses. 
MINOR SPRAINS AND STRAINS. 
Apply heat as quickly as possible, 
either by immersing the injured part in 
hot water or by applying cloths wrung 
out of hot water. Between applications, 
rub gently with Radway's Ready Relief. 
Still better — after massaging with 
Radway's, cover with cloth wrung out 
of hot water and place over this a 
dry cloth to keep the heat in as much 
as possible. If the sprain is severe, it 
should have the attention of a physician 
Comforting Warmth 
in a Bottle FOR USING RADWAY'S READY RELIEF 
TO BEST ADVANTAGE 
follow these directions: 
EXTERNALLY.—Apply the RRR freely to the affected part, then 
massage gently or vigorously until the skin glows and a sensation 
of heat is obtained. When a stronger and more prolonged action is 
desired, first apply a towel wrung out of hot water. Remove the 
towel while still warm, then rub in the liniment. Cover with a dry 
towel or cloth. Radway's will not blister. It is not oily or greasy, 
and does not cause permanent staining of clothing. For children and 
those with unusually sensitive skin, the liniment may be diluted with 
equal part of water. 
INTERNALLY,—Mix one half to one teaspoonful in a half glass of 
water. The water may be cold or warm, and may be unsweetened 
or sweetened to suit the taste. Repeat the dose in an hour, if 
necessary, for three doses. 
CAUTION. Keep away from the eyes and from open wounds as it 
may cause temporary unpleasant smarting. 
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