Pulp Fiction, 1920 · page 171 of 172
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Bre Blue-jay Ends Corns Quickly Liquid or Plaster © B & B 1920 Don’t pass by And let that corn keep hurting Don't pass a drugstore that sells Blue-jay if you ever suffer corns. Blue-jay stops the corn pain. A simple touch ap- plies it. And soon the toughest corn will loosen and come out. The Blue-jay way is gentle, easy, sure. It comes in plaster or in liquid form. - It is scientific—a product of this world-famed labor- atory. Millions now employ it. Most of the corns that de- velop are being ended by it. Compare it with old methods, harsh and uncer- tain. Learn what folly it is to merely pare and pad corns. Use Blue-jay on one corn tonight. Watch that corn go. Then remember that every corn can thus be ended the moment it appears. A week-old corn should be unknown in these days. Blue-jay Plaster or Liquid The Scientific Corn Ender BAUER & BLACK Chicago New York Toronto Makers of Sterile Surgical Dressings and Allied Products Cor IclooOoks. com