Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1927, Page 12

AHE EVINING STAT. WASHINGTON. I e B < Tue makers of Camay have produced far more fine soap than any other soap makers in America. In Camay they offer you a white fragranced soap; a soap so lovely that, wherever it goes, it wins almost in- stant triumph. How do they make it? From Ceylon, from Java, from India, indeed, from every continent except Aus- tralia the makers of Camay gather the choicest fats and oils. By delicate processes which they alone thoroughly understand He rose - but she failed to climb with him / Graceful, exquisite per- sonal things do so much for a woman’s spirit! Slave bracelets of onyx and jade, Spanish shawls, per- Jumes, an exquistite new soap such as Camay . . . Jonro, T Perhaps you've heard this true story? . . . Of the railroad magnate who started out as a section hand. And his wife— who started out with him, living in a plain little house beside the tracks, do-° ing all her own housework, tending in the busy intervals their two husky boys. He is in his clement now, directing the policies of a great transcontinental road. He sways his directors as one to the manner born. But she! Poor dear, she has never cven learned how to wear her Paris gowns! Far from swaying ber subordi- nates, she's afraid of her butler! The moral for devoted wives —~— An extreme case, perhaps, but just the same it carries a moral for all devoted wives. You who pour yourself out so unspatingly for husband and children— don’t neglect your own personality! Don'’t let yourself do only the humdrum, workaday things, or think only the humdrum, workaday thoughts, or wear only the humdrum, workaday clothes! Graceful, exquisite personal thingsdo so much for a woman’s spirit. Gay little belts of gold leather, slave bracelets of onyx and jade. bath salts like trans- lucent candies, perfumed, oh, so de- liciously! Don’t they make you feel gayer, younger? Don’t they giveyou that secret, delightful sense of charm that keeps you charming? Then make the most of them! Your little world ex- pects you to keep happy and charming and young! That's what the great world expects of @/ women. Camay—new! Exquisite/ Perfected for Loveliness/ Just to fit into the modern woman's scheme of things we've made Camay. A soap 50 lovely that wherever it goes, the approval of beauty-loving modern girls makes it most popular among all white fragranced toilet soaps! This delightful new soap, Camay, is made from the precious essences of the world’s finest oils— essences extracted by the most delicate refining processes. It gives your skin such a delightfully refreshed feeling. Camay’s willing lather is like white, thick-piled velvet, — the bubbles are so fine and rich. And, oh, how long the graceful white cake lasts! Fragrance sweet as youth Camay smells the way you like your soap to smell —faintly sweet, and fresh and clean. And it looks the way you like your toilet soap to look, alabaster- white, and smooth, moulded to the slender hollow of your hands. Altogether Camay is so charming that you'll want to try it— soon. If you wish a free cake, simply send your request with your name and address to The Procter & Gamble Co.,, Dept. B1, Cincinnati, Ohio. Otherwise, look for Camay's dainty wrapper on your grocer’s shelf of fine toilet soaps, at your druggi&t’s or your department store. 10c 2 cake, 2 low price for a fragranced soap as exquisite as Camay. they extract the cream or essence of these oils. These essences cannot be bought— they can only be extracted. These precious essences they blend to make Camay. With its satin-smooth tex- ture, its camellia-like whiteness, Camay loaks its part—the soap Youth has chosen for her very own. 10c a cake—far less than you would expect to pay for a fragranced soap so exquisite.