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Evening Star, Issue 25621, 23 October 1945, Page 6

HER FINGER TIPS LIFT OUT CORNS Good Advice to Sufferers on How to Wither Up Corns so they .Come Out Easily and Painlessly. “ Yes, she was bothered with hard, throbbing, burning corns—but they didn’t'last long,” said her friend. If you are suffering from corns—take my advice put a drop of Frozol-Ice on them. Pain will go quickly—and the corn will wither up and then you can lift it out with your finger-tips. Get a bottle of Frozol-Ice to-day from your nearest chemist and get rid of corns—core and all. - CLINTQN-WILLIAMS PTY., LTD., 38 Shortland Street. Auckland. Fl.36—fAdvt.]

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