Judge — March 28, 1891 — page 14: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

t VA DREAM of the man whose BARBER uses WILLIAMS’ SHAVING SOAP. BEWARE —lest for the sake of cheapness,” your Barber be tempted to use some of the vile, dangerous imitations of Wittiams' Suavinc Soar, The “cheap” imitations contain “cheap,” diseased fats, impure oils, dangerous mineral substances, all of which, finding lodgment in the pores of the skin, cause untold misery. Such soaps are the prime cause of Sycosts—Barners’ Itcu—Eczema, and most of the distressing cases of Factat ScroFuta. loom LOOK AT aT. ASK—demand—INSIST— For Toilet Use 1 Barber uses bears our imprint as follows ‘ Nothing is as delicate as WILLIAMS' BARBERS’ SOAP. |__4. B. WILLIAMS & COS BARBERS’ BAR SOAP, that your Barber use WILLIAMS’. Buy a pound package of your BARBER. All the world knows of Williams’ famous ‘Genuine Yankee Shaving Soap.” Don't forget the name when you're at the Drug Store. CENUINE YANKEE SOAP, ISc. WILLIAMS’ SHAVING STICK, 25c. WILLIAMS’ BARBERS’ SOAP (Pound package, 6 cakes) 40c. Sold by all Dealers, or Malled on Recoipt of Prine 'n Stamps by ‘Tur J. B. Wittiams Company, Giastonsury, Conn, comicbooks.com