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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19970, 3 July 1930, Page 4

and Better Shave by Gillette A new Blade A new Razor THE GREATEST SHAVING IMPROVEMENT IN 28 YEARS MILLIONS of faithful well-worn Gillettes are now going to win an honorable discharge. We have made a dozen important changes which, when you add them all together, make an entirely new and greatly improved shaving tool. Take "razor pull," for example. Do you know why your old Gillette "pulled"? Perhaps you blamed the blade; but the fault was not in the blade. Our laboratories examined tens of thousands of used razors; our engineers talked to twenty-seven thousand hard-to-satisfy shavers. What did they find? A razor "pulls" because its working parts have been dropped and dented on floor or wash basin. See those heavy lugs? You can't dent those corners by any ordinary accident. But suppose, by some terrific abuse, you should dent them. Never mind. The ends of the blade have been cut out. The blade is no longer held at the corners. Therefore, a dented razor-corner can't possibly affect the smoothness of your shave. Another thing. The new blades are processed to resist rust. Think what that means in convenience and timesaving. No moce do you have to take the razor apart to wipe the blade. No more cut towels. Just loosen. Turn guard at right angles, then re-tighten. Hold under hot running water for rinsing. Shake well. Lay on the shelf. All of which means that for 7/6 you can buy the greatest shaving improvement, the biggest money's worth in shaving comfort that has been offered in the past twentyeight years. COLGATE-PALMOUVE-PEET CO. LTD., WELLINGTON Gillette Gillette tents The New Gillette Blades in the New green packet "COLTON"—The New Gillette Razor, 24ct goldplated, in beautiful case, completewithNewGillette Blade . . . Price 7/6 QUICK FACTS 1. New blade can be used in your old Gillette. 2. New processed steel? new blade resists rust. 3. Cut-out corners of blade prevent "razor pull." 4. To clean, turn guard at right angles, then retighten,., rinse.., shake dry. 5. New shape guard chatu nel gives full shaving clearance. 6. New shape guard teeth meet skin smoothly, naturally. 7. No projecting posts to du'l blade edges. 8. Reinforced razor corners prevent damage if dropped. 9. Square blade ends safer to handle. 10. Shaves easier around mouth, nose, ears* 11. New razor 24cu gold' plated, with one new blade, in case, 7/6. MUD COPYRIGHT. aw Gillette BLADE © mi AKS mr> MEW SILLOTEBUDE MTEMTS PEMOIftt

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