Evening star. [volume], September 18, 1932, Image 95

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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'no, it's the only kind"^
I USE. NEVER MIND, ILL (
GET IT SOMEWHERE ELSE)
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NEXT
WASHDAY
(THEN I THINK i'll )
TRY IT. I HATE /
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y You'll BE X/
/ THRILLED WITH Y
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J OUT THE DIRT AND\
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Ti'm surprised you're so \
1 FUSSY ABOUT LAUNDRY SOAR /
] AREN'T THEY ALL PRETTY/
4 MUCH ALIKE? /■-*-^
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THAT? WHAT MAKES
RINSO DIFFERENT^
FROM ANY
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fl SHOULD SAY
jot! iVe tried
THEM ALL-AND
LET ME TELL YOU
there's nothing
LIKE RINSO TO
GET CLOTHES
SNOWY WHITE
THE SUDS! ui^H
RINSO SUDS ARE J
THICK AND CREAMY I
-ANO THEY'RE SO I
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jbisnts ‘•feci. tss?"”'*"*"* 30„„^.
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^NO WONDER MRS. LAKE A
'RAVED'" ABOUT rinso!
i I didn't scrub or boil
\ —YET MY WASH IS
WHITER THAN EVER J
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jits lather stays extra-moist I I P TP II AV Shavint) Softens wiriest whiskers
| to the last razor stroke LI f ■ D I Cream in a jiffy—soothes tender skin |