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DON'T KNOCK THE ROCK
When jaws were low-slung and brows were heavy . . before haircuts and deodorants«. .
clobbering the family's leopard skin duds with a rock in the nearest stream was a Good Thing.
But man progressed. Jaws tightened, brows heightened, and the price of haircuts and
deodorants went up. Man finally got so progressive he shed his leopard skin and donned
fabrics like wool, cashmere, rayon, etc. One rock-clobber would ruin 'em.
What to do?
Nothing to do but open Greene's Cleaners and invent "Microcleaning", which, luckily, man did.
"Microcleaning", he found, cleaned gently, thoroughly, quickly, even handled man-made fibres
with ease when men made them. Everything you wear benefits from Greene's care. Lasts longer, looks
better, makes you look smarter. Rely on Greene's.
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