TIIK OMAHA SUNDAY IIFK HOTO;HA UKK SECTION.
Sound advice about your complexion
from two famous dermatologists
In every book by high medical authori
ties on the care of the skin, you will
find urgent warnings against the "treat
ments," "methods" and "preparations,"
with which thousands of women, in
their search for beauty, arc endangering
their complexions every day.
Here arc several short quotations from
two such eminent authorities:
"A soap should be bought not as a panacea
for skin troubles, but for its humbler quality
of cleansing the skin, "
"The natural color of the best quality of toilet
soap is creamy white, "
"With a healthy skin of normal resistance, the
only care needed for the face is to keep it
clean and to protect it from damaging influ
ences. The way to keep the face clean is to
wash it, sometimes with soap and water,
sometimes with water alone. "
"Medicated soaps are of little value, except as
soaps, and should not be used inadvisedly. "
fnm "The Care of rhe Skin and Hair," by
William Allen Puscy, M. D., Professor or
Dermatology, University of Illinois.
"Remember that medicated soaps are unnecessary,
and usually harmful to the normal skin."
fnm "The Ore of rhe Skin," by Charles
James White, M. D., Professor of Derma
tology, Harvard University.
From authorities such as these there is
no appeal.
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In choosing a soap for your skin, there
fore, choose a soap that is pure, mild,
gentle and white, and that cleanses
safely.
Ivory Soap meets every one of these
ideal specifications an honest, whole
some soap, made of the very finest
materials, for a single purpose to
cleanse safely.
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has brought delightfully refreshing
cleanliness to millions of lovely com
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PROCTER & GAMBLE
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but maybe, if we try very hard, we can write some words of our own
to fit the tune. And if you're not quite sure of the tune, you try very
hard and make up a tune to fit the wtrdi.
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Drtwsy baby, ilttp tonight.
wry pun and htry mid,
Baby wait a batty child.
lfry lather, rinte and fUat!
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Itmry guard yen all life Itng.
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