Pulp Fiction, 1911 · page 2 of 196
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Instead of Court Plaster For a Cut or Scratch Clean the wound thoroughly. Then paint it with a coat of New-Skin. The New-Skin will dry into a.tough, flexible film under which the wound will heal rapidly. For a Hang-Nail Trim the hang-nail close with sharp mani- cure scissors; then coat it with New-Skin. After that the hang-nail will cure itself. For Split Lips Flatten out the lip with the fingers and touch it lightly with New-Skin. Hold the lip flat for a moment until the New-Skin dries. There will then be no further annoyance and no further temptation to bite or touch the lips. For Blisters or Callous Spots Coat the tender places with New-Skin and go on working. When possible it is wise to anticipate the unusual wear on the skin by applying New-Skin first. | For Burns Paint the burned place with New-Skin. It will form a protective film so that the skin will no longer be sore or sensitive. For Chafed Feet Re-inforce the damaged skin with New- Skin and you can go on walking without further trouble. New-Skin keeps the broken cuticle from being irritated and there will be no further suffering. New Package New-Skin is now sold in a new easy-to-open package with a sanitary glass rod attached to the cork, instead of a brush. The stopper is covered with an aluminum screw cap that prevents evaporation and makes it possible for you to carry it around with you in your pocket or purse. NEWSKIN COMPANY Dept. 5 10c. and 25c. packages. At Druggists BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Refuse Substitutes COmicloo YN