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The Red Book 1911-04: Vol 16 Iss 6, 1911
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1"Good Morning, Have You Used Pears' Soap?"
2Few travel comforts can compare with that of a soothing, balmy, skin-preserving toilet soap—one that will keep the skin in perfect condition whatever winds assail—whether it be hot or cold, sunny or cloudy, wet or dry. Such is Pears' Soap which both protects and beautifies. The composition of this favorite beauty soap of six generations is of such an exquisite emollient character that it promotes the full natural action of the pores, and imparts to the skin-surface the refined pink and white of a perfect complexion.
4Pears takes up little room, but it is good company—to have it ready for use anywhere and at any time is in the highest degree comforting. With Pears the skin is safe. Without it the traveler is at the mercy of whatever soap he can get; and as many soaps are injurious to the skin and ruinous to the complexion, it behooves everyone to be safeguarded with Pears. If any other soap is furnished you—send out and get Pears.
6The Most Economical as Well as the Best
8OF ALL SCENTED SOAPS PEAR'S OTTO OF ROSE IS THE BEST.
9"All rights secured"
11In writing to advertisers it is of advantage to mention THE RED BOOK MAGAZINE
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