Pulp Fiction, 1909 · page 2 of 244
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MOTHER'S chief concern with beauty is to see it developed in healthy, wholesome, natural conditions in her children. . It is her delight to see their skin preserved in -outhful bloom and freshness as they grow in years, and to this end nothing will serve so well as Pears’ Soap which acts as a soothing, eoNOMicAL balm to the tender and sensitive skin of infants and young children. It keeps the cuticle in a permanent condition of velvety softness and smoothness, enabling the complexion to develop into a lasting loveliness of natural color. Best for the bath and the toilet All rights secured _ OF ALL SCENTED SOAPS PEARS’ GTTO OF ROSE tS THE BEST. COMMICGOOOKS. GO