NEW SHOE PAINS ARE NEEDLESS NOW.
Authority in chemistry tells how to wither up corns so they lift out liko a bottle cork. Wow! D—! D—!! Darn!! This style of bad language will bo heard leas here in Wellington if people pestered with corns will take the simple advice of this gres* chemist, who asserts that a few drops of fluid named Frozol-Ice, when put on to an irritating, sore corn, banishes all pain, immediately, and shortly the corn shrivels up and lifts clean out without pain. Like pulling a loose bottle-cork. He explains that Frozol-Ico is an ether mixture, which evaporates immediately on the corn and never inflames or even irritates the surrounding healthy skin. Two drachms of Frozol-Ice costs but a littlo at any chemist's shop, but is enough to free a sufferer's feet from each and' every hard corn, soft corn or callous. Thousands of our country's women will hail this announcement with delight, since the advent of Dame Fashion's high heels.—Advt. ...
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 140, 10 December 1929, Page 19
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165NEW SHOE PAINS ARE NEEDLESS NOW. Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 140, 10 December 1929, Page 19
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