Judge, 1919-11-08 · page 29 of 36
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November 8, 1919 scientifically de dlade made with dollow ground, slight bulgeto give at just the correct angle to assures perfect shaving edee A PARBER determined to give you the very best sort of shave stops, when you're half-shaved, to strop his razor. Barbers, without exception, use the Genco type of razor, because they thoroughly un- derstand one fact—to have a true shaving edge any blade must be stropped. Anybody can strop a GENCO Razor It’s built to strop. The broad back, the concave surface, the slight Ask your dealer to show you our razors. bevel immediately behind the edge, compel a Genco blade to meet the strop at the scientifically correct angle. (See diagram below.) A few easy strokes, and you have a true shaving edge again—again—again. You save time and money. You begin the day with the sort of quick, cool shave that makes you feel good. Barbers use Genco Razors. The specially wrought steel in every one takes quickly a perfect shaving edge. And with each ‘or sold to barber or self-shaver goes our antee—“Genco Razors must make good or we will.”” If he hasn't them, we will supply you. Geneva Cutlery Corporation, 48 Gates Avenue, Geneva, N.Y. Largest Exclusive Mens facterers cf High-Grede Ras the World