Pulp Fiction, 1926 · page 6 of 232
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4 ADVENTURE IN AMERICA’S SMARTEST STORES... SALESPEOPLE AGREE... “his is the safe way to cleanse fine silks and woolens.. ipl! t ry DN Ven i) \ iti “Which is the safest soap for delicate garments?” Salespeople in the country’s leading stores recently were asked this question. An overwhelming majority replied, “Ivory Soap.” In New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston,—wherever the question was asked, —Ivory was recommended far oftener than any other soap. The reason, of course, is clear. Ivory is pure. It is safe for anything that water alone cannot harm. PROCTER & GAMBLE ©1926, P. & G. Co. DOOK Cake ~~ Flakes 99 “%oo% Pure ” C©