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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-12

Hace como veinte V cinco amos Mr..
George j. Whelan compr6 una pequena
tienda de tabacos en- Syracuse, Nueva
York, f. U. A. Este senior mas tarde,
organize el sistema de tiendas dc la
+" United Cigar Stores Company, una
empresa que euenta hoy con un CAPT
tai de 35 millones y posee mas de
mil puestos de yenta de tabacos en-
los cuales Sc venden casi $50,000.00o
de mercancfas anualmente.
.El senor Nhelam no invent6 la idea
de un sistema de tiendas nj La oportu-
njaad ofrecida por negocios al detail
TO que hizo fue abrir sus oios y su
Lilitelfgeneia para descubrir las oportu-
nidades que 10 rodeaban.
/ yyEn,, ,lugar de. ttrabajar desde las cineO
de- Lr mafana hasta las diez de la no
che vendielldo tabacos, dando cambiO,
Y dieiendo S'gracias'' los clientes, EN-
ple6 dependencies para esto y Sc dedi-
c6 a estudiar el negocio Y a buscar
medios de obtener mayores ganancias.
Lo que hizo en- estAbleeer, su Sc
gunrta tienda demuestra los principles
del negocio. COnsider6 Ia tienda al de
al un negocio una oportunidad' pa
"a ganar dinero.
Cuando empez6 a escoger ell local de
a segunda tienda cont6 ell n1mero de
oersonas que pasaban por el durante ell
ha " escogi6 el sitio que ofreci6 el
ixito mas complete sin ijarse en- ell
precio que tuvo que pagar por 81.
Ell alquiler del primer local del sis
Seiha cost6 $1,000 al aho en- una epoca
cuando ninguna tienda de .esta elase
'habia pagado mas que $500 anualmen-
te. Para los competidares, ell senor
WRelan parecfa loco fisga. r
Pero q snpo 10 que tenfa entire ma
nos. Habia Investigate y' Saba que
mientras pagaba tres veees mas por
ell local diez veces mas personas pa
saban por ALI diariamente.
FL senior Whelan VIC claramente que
con diez veces mas clientes podfa pa
gar tres veces mas pOr el local.
Tn factor mportante en- ell 6xito
de la "United Cigar Stores Company +"
ha sido la costumbre de. averiguar los
hechos Y adaptar ell plan de acci6n
ellOs con ell fin de hacer ldinero Para
ia directive de la compahia la yenta
lG GicigarrQs al detail, es ann negocio CO.
MO sualquier otro, v apliea los prin4
eipiosg de- negOcios en- generap';i su dir
retei6n. is8fQM 9{g '9t pGlHog4 !;
.sl plan de este gran sistemap de 'tieh
FtIas4 Sc debe isolamente al liedho de
que el seff6r ,WheIan Y sus asociadcs
erap.~d de los hombres he negocios de
inteligeencia abierta',. 9efiFt q. }5
ST Wheian hdBieraaa q sido del tiip5to,
e@tastbajador'' siempre :hubiera iestado
demasiado oenpado en- Ia yenta de ta-
.bacos para. pqder cstudiar ell negoeio,
el local, J los, otros faetores que CON
tribpyen al exiito, de la empresa.a -.
Et tipo astiya. de administration a..
estudia todas las fases del negoeio. con
el fin de anmentars el benefcio liqpide.
1ue rinde. siempre esta buscando un
empleado que sabe pensar v dispuesto
4 aprender. Y empleados de esta clase
sc estiman tanto, Sc les paga tan bien
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-12
" gs4vf X

NUEBLES.ANo Sc determine ven.
der sus mueb.es SIN al,tes fvef nuestra
oferta. somos los. tlnicos qne pagamo
Por su vefdadefo va!or. Ell Porvenir,
Salvador Brau SO Telefono ,993, San
Juan. PR ahtlss ~
NOTOCTcLETAS de sesunda mano, sa
compran 81 estan Ell bueIas CO ldieio-
mes. Preferimos Indian Harley Davil-
srn y Henderson Modelns modernos.
DrAZ HERMANoS, San Juan. .t
GREAT WESTERN PETROLEUM COR
FoRATION Gncorporsda bajo las Ie-e
yes del Estado de Delaware) Sc com
pran acciones de esta gran corporation
de Petroleo .-Tambien Sc efectGian ne
gocios de dichas acc ones con solares
bien situados y debidamente escritura-
dos.-EStas acciones devengant i'm IL
por ciento annual actualmente ell va
lor de cada accion a la par, es de $5
una.-Para informes, puede usted OBJ
tenerlos en- SAN JUSTo NO. Q edi6cio
FINLAY 20. Ptso. oficina No. 2, de
2 p. m. a 5 p. m.
Sc coMPRAN AcCIONES sobre pc
troleo, de la |sGreat Western Petro-
leum Corporations garsntizadas por el
Gobierno americana del Es'ado dc Del
aware. Informara Rafael Iglesias, Ban
CO Territorial Agricola. Z
coMPRo CASH un Buick Z passje-
rOs mode'o del IS 19. Diriiass a Box
/, Santurce. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-12
ColocaciOnes.

Sc NECESITA un joven taquigrafo
que liable ingles que sea 10 suiciente
mente culto para desempefar La plaza
de redactor de I'm diario, Dirijase por
escrito a EEL MUNDo,', P. o Box
S45, San Juan.
sJovEN MAQUINISTA graduado ste6.
RIGA v practicamente con diploma flr--
nlado y sellado por una grandiosa ins-
tituci6n desea colocarse Dirijase ,Her
menegildo Vargas Albtso. vista Ale
gre b strito 1882. Bayam6n r. e. 7.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-12
Ell gerente que hace dinero.

Iy Sc ascienden tan menudo que dan
sus superiores las ideas Y ell servicio
intelgente que traen la prosperidad.
La United Cigar Stores ,Compa-
ny" y tambien otras casas de nego
clos grandes = pr6speros- requieren
que todo jefe de departamento iistru-
va un empIeado que pueda sustituirle
en- eualquier momento.
Los jefes de estos grandes negocios
no tam solo son organizadores de Pla
mes sino tambien Instructors de hom
bres. Asf un hembre preparado -esta
siempre a la mano. go a.
Sc dice que John p Rockefeller,
Ell rey, del aceite, dijo al jefe de Ia
boratorios de la Standard Oil CO.,
en- Cleveland, que era una regla de la
companfa que 'nadie deberla hacer
ningdn trabajo mientras pudiera eneon
trar otro que 10 hiciera." Esto sig
nifica que los gerentes deben desaten-
DIR a sus deberes sino que son emplea-
dos para pensar, hacer planes y 10
que los subaltenos no saben hacer.
Cumpliendo con este ninguno de ellos
tendra tempo para hacer 10 que otrO
puede.
Esto fue 10 que. quiso decir Andres
Carnegie cuando anunci6 que podia EN-
plear hombres mas habilcs en- el ira
bajo que e. probablemente este ex-
plea ia prosperidad y grandeza de la
.. Standard Oil CO. el Trust de
acero, otras grandes empresas, que
son dirigidas por hombres que estu-
dian eada operation como 81 fuese una
inversion de dinero .en bienes inmue-
bles.
! Para ellos cada empleado, eada com
pro, cada edifcio, es una inversion de
capital Y Sc empeMan en- sacar de la
operaci6n la ganancia mas grande po-
sible
Una persona considerable Ia com
pra de dos parcelas de terrenO natu-
ralmente compraria aquel que le rinde
mas dentro de cierto periodic de item
po. FL gerente active considera sus
| empleados, la mercancfa, el local,
todos los otros factores en- Ia misma
manera.
Por ejemplo: 81 esta eonsiderando
dos hombrcs para cierto empleo esco-
gera aquel que le game MIS- utilidad
sin tOmar en- cuenta ell sueldo que ten
ga que pagarle. Entiende que I'm buen
psuelde para un buen' 'empleadO ,resulta
mas econ6mieo' que i'm sueldo tbaio pa
Ia un hombre inferior El vehdedor q.
vehte 5000 de mercanrfas semanalmen
te j CANA ST. es mejor que dos de
$40 que vcnden $l00 cada uno FL pfi!
nero puede llegar a ser I'M instructor
de vendedores, a Ia veg, cuesta me-
nos; en- comparaci6n con el volumen de
s,is' ventas que un hombre menos habil
ganando menos.
FL gerente que eonsidera eada ope-
raci6n un medic de hacer dinero natu-.
ralmente reqniere todos los datos que
sps, libros puedan facilitarle. Estps da
tosi le ayudaifin de vez en- euandO a,
sus empleados EN- pesar mentalmente
toda clase de mereancfas, los demas fac
torres y sustituir m6todos buenos por
los malos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-12

Senior Jefe de la Policia: ino po-
di1a usted evitar que yarios chiquillos
tomen la plaza pGblica para jugap
dormir Y eehat cabriolasg 4 sFe'1a
Ell pGblico tiene interes en- que ter
minen tales abuses. 4.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-12

Hemos hablado con el Licdo,r .Cervo-
ny Gely, superintendent del ~Censo en-
este Distrito, y nos informa que va
han terminado defnitivamente los ira
bajos, para la revision de los cuales
han sido nombradas las bellas nagua
benas Virginia Lopez Garcia Julia
Rivera. Pronto adeiantaremos el nu-
nero de los inscritos, aunque podemos
decir que ha habido un gran aumen
to de poblaci6n en- las zonas rurales
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-12
Sc yende.

Sc vENDE UNA FINCA: 1873 cusr-
das, propia para cana, tabaco gana-
do. Magnifcas aguas; cinco kil6me-
tros de Vega Baja. Inf. Box 8. Cia.es.
RUENA oPoRTUNIDAD.-Se venden
dos preciosas Y fnas lamparas de criS
tai de roca, de techo, de una Y tres
lnces electricss; roperos y otros niue
bles. Cruz 46, segundo piso, telefono
273 azul.
Sc VENDE una hermosa y elegante
consola para una buena residencia o
casino. Sc exhibe casa "P Gambia y
Co.., Tetuan informaran.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-12
Sc alquiIa.

EN- CASA DE. FAMILIA Sc alquila
una habitaci6n amueblada o no. Tiene
bafo, 81 Sc desea, puede tomar bafios
de mar. Carretera S3, Cataio.
- 49, .1~~~oSS----1o-~ ~ y
Sc ,ALQUILAN habifaeiones y ofcinas
vemtiladas, sitio centrico. precios mo
dicos Taneae 2, Gltimo piso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-12

Entire los acuerdos tomados en- con
sideraci6n y aprebados por ell Conceio
municipal, sehalamos los siguientes:
Sc adopt6 una ordenanzA. reglamep
;ando los "meeti9gsl plblicOs, asi
como MANIFESTATIONS dentre de la 20
ma urbana; otra para. lasYenta de ar
ticulos de primera. necesidad en- la pla-
"a de mercado; sc cOncedi6 permiso q
don Eusebio Gomez para hacer repa-
raciOnes en- una casa en- Ia calle Ma
nuel Arguezo; de Ia venta de carnes
de res fresca, que sera el siguiente:
novillo Y novilla, a 80 centavos kilo;
buey, 4s, y vaca, a.; v, por dltimo,
fu6 nombrado celador del cementerio,
Angel Cuadrado, por renmcia de Evan
gelista Diaz.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-12
Ell coRREsPoNsAL.
BALES EN- YAUco

FL dfa II 81 celebrara en- Yauco
un baiIe, de Gonfianza en- los salo-
nos del "Ceiitro Espanol". Tam
bi6n Sc @erffcara inhbai1e' de nj
nos Ell ell mismo' Centro. .7 e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-12
AUN TENEMos

Casas de campaha de ofciales y pi-
ramidales, a $25. BaGles militares, de
fbra, propios para camarotes, So.
Camisas fnas, cuellos, corbatas, zapa-
.tos, capas para sehoras, chinelas, etc.
etc. N 80
Lo que usted necesite pidalo
hA 80 4.4 ..e.zt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-12
TERMINATION los
TRABAJOS DEL Cen
So EN- HUMACAO

Los agitalores lde la Federation
Libre" celebraron el domingo tres mi
tines de propaganda. Tomaron parte
varios oradores de San Juan MEM
bros de la organization local del ira
bajo.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08

than the famous 1N-C" type. have been completed.
 The school is valued at between 2e,0e0,0eo and s30,0oo,oO0 but all the tools and equipment are salvaged materials which would otherwise have been sold at 8 great loss after the war. Part of the equipment is sev- era1 million dollars worth of partly finished airp1ane motors and parts, which were purchased from the man ufacturers after the arInistice as junk at a. flat eest of 27 cents a pound. The students are completing the parts and building machines from them.
 lieutenant Commander Wilson started the school from the bottom a year ago. As the first step the navy officer wrote all the text books te be used.
 No flying is done but the best men from each class are eligible later to attend 8 school for enlisted pilots. [ Each graduate of the mechanics school receives certificate, while gold, silver and bronze medals are
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
100. GRADUATED
 EVERY } WEEKS

Chicago, TIL, July 8.-Near1y 100 men are being graduated every three weeks at Great Lakes Naval Training Station from what naval officers des- cribe as the biggest trade seheel in the world.
 The school is devoted exclusively to the training of aviation mechanics and at the present time 3,225 students are taking the courses, which range in length from sixteen to 36 weeks.
 More than 1000 men have gradu- ated since the school was established slightly more than year ago and another 1000 will complete their work by November. Lieutenant Com mander B.. E. Wilson, commandant at the school, says all of the 5000 men provided for in the naval air force will be graduates of the school with in another year.
 The cost of turning out the first 1000 graduates was s7,000, making the average cost of producing trained aerial mechanics $7 each. The low cost was due te the fact that the students produce nothing in their studies to be wasted. Instead of mak- Ing the frequently useless examples they work on parts actually needed for repairs and construction of new airpianes. A number of planes ranging from small land flyers te huge seaplaness only a step snalle,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08

awarded to the honor men. The 3,225 students now here include 44t marines.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08

ual charge for alterations to add tc the cost of his clothing, the average cost of his alterations.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
BREAKACE LOSS
 S25,00O WEEKLY

New York, July s-Losses estimat- ed at s25,o0o 9 week through break age in the handling Of eggs in the New York market alone resulted to- day in conferences here between off, cfaIs of the state and federal bureaus of markets, railway and express coua- panies and produce merchants in ef- forts to devise better methods of handling,
 Roy c. Potts of Washington. rep resenting the federal bureau of markets, said reports of similar losses had been received from Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago. The egg-break- ing epidemic has been in progress six weeks and. officials say if more care full handling, is not enforced an egg famine may ensue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
CHILDREN INJURED.

Two children, both eight years old were slightly injured in automobile accidents yesterday afternoon. Ches- ter Zunyermski of Walter Court was hit by one of the Bridgeport Brass Co.'s trucks near the corner of Pembroke and Hamilton streets suf- ferfng bruises of the knee. Lena Cucgenoe of 526 Hallett street was knocked down by jitney at Barnurn avenue and Hallett street and sus- tained a sprained ankle. Both chill dren were treated by Dr. Owen J, Groark of the Emergency hospital and later taken to their homes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
HANDICAP.

'I don't think Edith will ever make hit as a vocalist"
 ''She has a good voice."
 "Yes, but she's got such a big mouth that there's an echo, and that spells the effect of her singing"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
RETIRED OFFICER DEAD.

Los Angeles, July 8-Co1onel Jas D. Nancy, U. S. A., retired, Is dead at his home in Monrovia near here. He commanded the American Expedi- tionary Forces at Tien Tsin during the Boxer uprising in 1900.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
SWALLOWED UNEX-
 FLOODED FTRECRACKER.

Denver, Colo, July s-I1a Thafs Ward, IT months, old, died today from the effects of swallowing an unex- p1oded frecracker.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
THE BRAIN.

(ssO HYSlCIANs last october diagnosed President VIII
sons illness as cerebral thrombosis which affected
his left and leg but at time his brain power
in the slightest degree abated." explains Dr. Hugh H.
Young. Of the doctors "As to his mental visor the
physician adds. III is simply prodlgious.)
The brain is kind Of automatic switchboard, enor-
mousy complex that determines what muscles and
glands will be stirred TO action by the different sights
sounds, smells and other impressions that are made
upon it through the senses. And so Il contains
"sensory" and motor visual center at the
back through which impressions from the eyes must
come IL they are to affect ones conduct; auditory
CENTER at each side connected with the center for
SMELL buried under the surface Of the brain behind the
nose, and a whole series Of sensations OF touch from
the different parts OF the body These last lie Just
behind the Fssure Of Roando which slopes downward
forward the top Of the head and right In front
Of them the motor centers" through which the cur
rents that legs AND feet arms hands fingers and
tongue in orderly and useful action.
II we suppose that current going through one series
OF nerve cells and nbres feels little different from
curren, going through any other and there are thousands
Of millions OF them we can describe thought as the
kind OF complex feeling that one shsD a nervous
current is travelling along particular combination Of
paths whether person really acting or only rehearsins
an act
Thus thought and action intimately connected, and
it Is possible TO understand how blood oot "throm-
bus" in the brain sometimes interfere more or less
with both until Is absorbed new pathway is found
for nervous currents going TO The old destination The
smaller the cot and the further Is along the path to-
ward muscle. te less It is likely 70 interfere with
thought
Curously enough the right arm and les are controlled
mainly from the left side Of tho BRAIN and vice versa
And there is place, well past the central swtchooards
where nbers and leg come so close together that
very slight trouble can AFFECT them BOTH while dons
little or no injury to the brain as a whole.
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1920.
EVERY DELawaRr,N SHOULD DO HIS PART

e UhTHER evidence OF spreading spirit Of fairplay TO-
ward the School Code is found In the following
sdor3a IN the Sesford News, one OF re leading news
papers in Sussex county
with the coming together OF opponents In the new
School Code controversy we do not hesitate IN predicting
that Delaware has extremely bright outlook along
educational lines We ind that from all factions and
parties the general trend at this time is TO unite In a
movement 10 the Code taken up one OF the lead
ing questions before the next session OF the Gen
cral Assembly and have that body amend and regulate
the Code with the purpose In view OF obtaining Code
that sound In every dela and respect This Is indeed
a. worthy plan and should receive the hearty support
Certainly Delaware can accomplish all that other
Slate stho Onion by uniting its citizens in move
this nature. We are inclined to believe lhat
Delaware has better opportunity TO produce very
csnpeie and finished product in the line Of an eduea-
onal ysem that has States for the simple reason
thai Delaware is small in area and because OF This pro-
oc OF this nature appeals direct 10 every resident II
becomes a personal issue instead Of State AFFAIR. In
the larger States school Code would not have such
direct interest TO the citizens. There would be GER
tain element that might take Il up as personal issue
but the greater majority IN large state would allow u
10 pass unnoced at least without their taking direct
interest ips working out and It's conditions as the con-
Lsans,afffcted the various sections Of the state
a<n delaware any issue Of this magnitude becomes a
q0eson Tor al the people. We see this plainly IN
he individual criticism and individual approval that u
has developed Nothing Is more certain to bring about
suitable and everlasting good result than The actual IN
erest taken by the people at large II this interest be
stinted the good 10 be finally gained Is curtaed. The
interest IN public issue the better the hnal out
With citizens united TO provide school law per-
feet success viii crown the work.
That is true, and with the School Code the big
broad base Cor the beterment Of education in State
there should be unity OF purpose all along the line,
When tho very best interests OF the boys and girls Of
Delaware stake, It is time for any DeawaSant 10
back and refuse to do his full part in serving those
interests
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
Influenza
and WEAK
BLOOD
Run Down and ListlesS Con-
dition May Make You a
Target For the ell"
BECAUSE BLOOD
is PROBABLY THIN
At This Time of Danger,
Take Pepto-Mangan 1t
Builds, Rich, Red Blood

No matter how well you usually are,
II temporarily you're run down, you're
a target for the influenza.
Contagion always gets listless people
first. Whether they realize It or not,
their blood is thin and undernourished
in no condition 10 tight off the germs
it meets everywhere.
1t is a wise precaution to take a good
tonic at this time Of danger-some we'll
known builder Of red, vigorous blood,
like Pepto-Mangan.
And II you did not think Of this in
time--if you are now recovering from
a Tight with infuenza--your blood will
need help for weeks after you think the
danger is past.
Take no unnecessary chances. Get
Pepto- -Mangan and start taking IL to-
day. Pepto-Mangan is an effective
blood builder that has had the endorse
ment of physicians for years.
Pepto-Mangan is sold by druggists in
either liquid or tablet form, just as
preferred There is no difference in
medicinal value But be sure you get
the genuine Pepto-Mangan. Ask for
Guides Pepto-Mangan and be sure the
name is on the package. e.-iAdyertise-
ment)
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
MORE JAPANESE.

increased marriage rate, lower death rate de-
n crease in divorces more births than anyhere else in
me world Where did It happen? Japan.
During 1917 the population Of Japan. including the
colonial possessions registered net increase from births
of 6i2775 The total recorded births for that year is
ssi3o2s and the deaths 29o72a This as higher birth
rate than anyhere else except Roumania and Hungary In
1914 War conditions obviously reduced tho birth rates
in both those countries below that OF Japan
Divorce in Japan is very SIMPLE involving mainly the
decision Of the other party to the marriage to
cancel IT, with the sanction Of the family council In this
respect IL resembles the marriage laws Of Soviet Russia
In spite Of this simple proceeding there decrease Of
i,i52 in the years divorces
With Japan growing normally at this tremendous rate
with its density Of population great 10 overcToSded
Great Britain where are the coming generations Of the
gowery Kingdom to lnd domlce2
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
With the Photographers

IN these days OF souvenir hunters and divorces It is
not good taste look too clossly at the initial The
table ilnen.-Mexico- Ledger,
Secretary Daniels dstrust OF Admiral Sims judgment
on awards after Sims years ashore. compared with
his own is only natural in with Josephus long, long
record on the rolling deep-Phadephia North American.
The children Of John Virgins gave him an enjoyable
surprise last evening" honorng his seventysecond birth
day Music and general good time had until the
ladies Of the party served delicious luncheonLyons
News.
Hawaii has the distinction Of having provided the
United States Army during the war with the soldier with
the shortest family name. The name is Iii not unusual
here but interesting TO the War Risk Insurance Bureau
al Washington that story sent out about IT, The story
whose names are on e in the bureaus o1ces the short
est family name borne by two soldiers from Hawaii
Both bore the name OF 'li.'-Pacilc Commercial Ad-
vertlser
Evening journal., 1920-02-16
ANNIVERSARY WEEK AT QUEEN.
HIGH HEELS PUT
CORNS ON TOES
Tells women how to dry up a
corn so it lifts out
without pain.

Modern hish-heeled footwear buckles
the toes and produces corns, and many
OF the Thousands Of hospital cases OF
Infection and locklaw are the result OF
woman's suicidal habit Of trying TO cut
away these painful pests.
For little cost there can be obtained
40 any pharmacy quarter OF an ounce
Of 4 drug called freezone, which is
sufficient to rid ones feet OF every hard
or soft corn or callus without the
slightest danger or inconvenience.
A few drops applied directly upon
the tender. aching corn stops the sore
ness and shortly the entire corn, root
and all, lifts right out. 1t is a sticky
substance, which dries the moment It
is applied. and thousands OF men and
women use It because the corn shriveis
UP and comes out without inhaming
or even irritating the surrounding It's
sue or skin. Cut this out and try IL
II your corns bother you.