Judge, 1891-08-01 · page 19 of 20
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Cleansing, Healing, Invigorating. HE rich, fr nt lather penetrates, goes clear to'the roots of the hair, loosen: nd removes dandruff and stops the itching. Curative properties of great value are incorporated in WILLIAMS’ Soap, Eczema, scalp-wounds, all forms of irritatiwn of the Skin and Scalp are soothed and healed by its daily use. It gives new life and lustre to the hair. That dead, dry appearance gives place to a glossy softness. ‘Try it Yourself. Ask your Barber to. DIRECTIONS | Wet the head thoroughly. I Your Barber to try it. ‘AR better than any other shampoo preparation; purer, neater, and. more cleansing. None of that sharp, smarting, drawing, prickly feeling which the cheap Shampoo Solitians cause. WILLIAMS’ SOAP is adways ready. Its use saves time—saves money. It heals, comforts and refreshes. WILLIAMS’ BARBERS’ SOAP is becoming the fayorite TOILET Soap in the homes of the masses. Extremely pure and delicate. Ask Your BARBER for a package. Rub on the soap, then work up the rich, creamy lather by rubbing the heal thoroughly. The for SHAMPOOING { longer the lather remains in the hair, the more beneficial the results. It is very healing. A SAMPLE CAKE — <2! for a week's toilet. enough for a hundred shampoos— mailed to any address for a scent stamp. THE J. B. WILLIAMS CO., GLASTONBURY, CONN. (Estastisnep over HALP A Huxprep Years.)