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Here’s a new soap discovery with an amazing
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0 There are two ways to get clothes cIean—either you must fl!-b them clean, and wear yourself out in the process—nr you must use a soap that does the hard work FOR you. Old-type lazy suds fizzle away in the washtub—lea\'ing all the hard ex- hausting work to you.
Here is a new soap discovery- Oxydol—that lightens and speeds up in a wonderful way every washing task, because of its gift ofricher extra suds.
Oxydol rnalrea hard inulcr imfl Oxydol is supercharged (with pure rich soap) for 5052- more suds, truly amafing suds that SOAK clothes clean in any watt-:r—har(l or soft. Every- thing comes out whiter, sweeter- smelling-—-because extra suds really get things cleaner.
Hereis another thing to remember-— old-type Ills)’ suds mu/re gm)" slruu/ry washings. As the suds wear away to watery thinness, they {all back and the dirt falls with then1—buck into your clothes again. If you’ve ever wzishcd with lazy suds you have seen this hap- pen. 0xydol’s richer extra suds ru- move every last particle of dirt, leave clothes snow-white always.
Extra Jud: work magic in like diahpun There's simply nothing as wonderful
"That's because you tire yourself out rub- bing clothes. Try Oxydol — ll 99” things snow-whiter and you don't break your back."
for dishes as Oxydol. Its extra suds scoot away grease instantly, almost like magic. China and glassware come out gleaming bright and with no trace of clinging film.
Oxydol is kind to hands and delicate fabrics too—and more economical, for it gives you more suds for your money. And, don’t forget, when you buy soup it’s SUDS, not soap, you really pay for.
Ask your grocer for Oxydol today- in the orange and blue suds-bargain package. You'll thank the day you
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