LET SWEETHEAET HEAR THIS JOYFUL NEWS. .Can't Hurt One Wee Particle to Lift Out Corns or Callouses with Fingertips. We all laughed ten years ago at the man who prophesied men would fly in aeroplanes: But they'ro flying- sure enough to-day. And now corns of tlio hard variety, soft variety, the soro ones, and all sorta of a corn can easily he lifted out like a loose cork with the finger-tips, simply by-treating with a little Frozol-Ice right on to the core of the corn, says an eminent authority in chemistry. Two drachms of FrozolIee —plenty to freo one's feet from every hard or soft corn or callous without pain—oan'lie got from almost any chemist, and by its use you avoid risk of soreness and infection. This simple drug, though sticky, dries -tho instant it is.applied, and-nover inflames or irritates healthy flesh around a corn or callous. It should interest thousands of women in Wellington because- of the present prevalence of painful ;cornfl caused by'the new high-heel boots and tihocs.—Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 6, 8 January 1930, Page 15
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170Page 15 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 6, 8 January 1930, Page 15
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