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AINSLEE'S ADVERTISER AIP, 1 To take the edge off the weather and prevent it cut- ting, biting or piercing you—to keep your skin smooth, clear, comfortable, and healthy under all weath- er changes—use Pears’ Soap. As famed for its protective influence over the skin as for its complexion beautifying effects possesses those special emollient properties that act like balm upon the surface of the skin, and while making it soft and velvety to the touch, impart to it a healthy vigor that enables it to withstand the weather vagaries of. our changeable climate. Pears is the Soap for all Weather and all People. Matchless for the Complexion. The Great English Complexion Soap 41] righis secured.” OF ALL SCENTED SOAPS PEARS’ OTTO OF ROSE 1S THE BEST. Please mention this magazine when answering advertisements, Gomichbooksrcom