Argosy All-Story Weekly, April 7, 1928 — page 10: what you’re looking at

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

ADVERTISING SECTION Lovely—though Hands are grateful things. They repay you in beauty if you give them gentle care—if you pro- tect them with Ivory while they work. For, after all, the one thing most destructive of hands’ smooth whiteness is harsh soap. Harsh soap spoils the nicest manicure. It reddens hands and parches the skin into tiny lines. But the very same pure Ivory that you use for busy all day long your complexion will do all your soap-and- water tasks, and protect your hands all day. When you wash dishes, or the children’s clothes, or your creamy woodwork with Ivory Soap, you are merely giving your hands an Ivory bath. And Ivory baths, however frequent, can do your hands no harm. Hands that use Ivory ‘‘for everything’’ stay smooth and white and lovely. PROCTER & GAMBLE LV CY. SOAP KIND TO EVERYTHING IT TOUCHES IVORY 99.9 7 Pure Ne & EX aes tl nies : @° | \y oy ee, © 1928, P. & G. Co. COR GL WE de Se cartes Sea GAs Os In anawering this advertisement it ie desirable that you mention this magazine. ,OOKS.GoOmM (EOL AMIE