Adventure, July 1, 1928 — page 6: what you’re looking at

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__ 7 — ADVENTURE Here’s a lot of people walking, and the artist says they’re talking —they’'ve al- ready told him secretly, ‘‘We're going for a bath.”’ He says they seem so hopeful they will find tubs floating-soapful that he dares not give them simker-soap because he fears their wrath. “WERE GOING FOR A BATH” So, dancing on their bath horizon, there's a sight to rest their eyes on! Now they'll change their bathrobes for an Ivory lather coat! They’ll have no more of bluish soap, of green or scarlet-huish soap—these creamy cakes alone will do, and every one will float! Ivory is really the nicest soap to bathe with that’s ever been made. Not only does it floattight where you can see it and reach it, drop it when you will; but it quickly gives a lovely, creamy lather which cleanses thoroughly and then rinses off instantly. KIND TO EVERYTHING IT TOUCHES Kindly mention Adventure in writing to advertisers or visiting your dealer. comicloooks.com