Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 4, 1919, Page 10

NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4 1919 i el ; : = S : e - = T e —— There’s not a thread comes near a woman this season that doesn’t glow with color Fashion is painting women— from the naivest debutante to the most elegant matron— from sheer underslip to the last floating bit of tulle— ' ¢ in the maddest riot of colors we have seen for twenty decades as this season is bringing in. Women’s clothes—blouses, frocks, hats, wraps, underwear—fairly sing with gaiety. Lovely blues from France, gay Balkan reds, gorgeous Oriental turquoises and greens—every nation in the world ° seeins to have sent its loveliest color to deck the smart Anméricaine this year. Only it’s often months and months after the smartest mag- azines tell us of a new color, before we can get it in the shops. The weaving, the dyeing, the making up all take so long. But now, a wonderful new way has been found for women to get the smartest of new colors af once.. The sauciest blouse that’s teasing to be lavender, the clingingest envelope that's begging to be pink, you can wash them just the color you want. NEVER have we in America seen such a revel of color et s . Just wash your blouse turquoise-or green , you wash it, that’s all. For l;uking your blouse a shining turquoise, or a cool green, or any lovely color you ¢hoose—at the same time it launders as perfectly as Lux, is just what Twink is made for. Twink is in beautiful, brilliant flakes —in every smart color you could want to wear, As s0on as you see them tumbling cut of the gay Twink package, you know they’re going to do something charming for you, Really smart colors—that surn oui right The most: wonderful thing about it is that Twink colors are really smart colors, chosen with the help of the authorities in this country on the colors of women's clothes. To be added to from season to season as new colors attain real prominence, There are the four blues that every fashion- able woman will choose from for her fall and ‘winter mdmbfi. There are seven exquisite shades from Flesh to Dark Red. And Grays and Greens, Lavender and Purple, Bisque and Brown and Yellow—eéach the very shade of that color that this season favors most. And these Twink colors furn ouf right. You're as certain of getting a ‘clear, true color, with never a dingy cast—as you are sure that Lux will launder every filmy bit of lace or chiffon 5o it is exquisitely new. And so fast will the color be that you can wash your waist several times in Lux before sending it to another Twink bath, 73 : et today two or three packages of Twink in " the colors you're most fond of. Give yourself s 2 new blouse, a new camisole or envelope—give o that white collar and ‘cuff set a gay new bit of life. Or the costumes the sun has treated so | badly—give them back their old lovely color. ¢ You just follow the surprisingly easy direc- tions that come with the package—and Twink : won't injure ‘any fabric water alone won't - harm. Al the department stores, 5 & 10 ° Every bright popular shade of the moment Flesh Bright Red Navy Blue Dark Greea Yellow Pink . Dark Red Light Gray Coral Baby Blue Lavender Taupe Peach Copenhagen Purple . Bisque Old Rose Turquoise Light Green Dark Brown How to use Twink For Flesh, Pink, Old Rose, Yellow and Lavenders You make a gaylather ashot as your hands will bear and wash the garment just as with Luz, only rinsing in cold waters. For the other colors: 7 You use salt and bolling water: You work the e mentsabout in the boiling hot Twink suds for five minutes, then add cold water until suds are cooled | just enough for your hands to bear. Then squeeze- i the suds through, as with Lux, and rinse in cold: 7 water, till the water runs clear. o B The amounts to use are given with the' directions that come iy the Twink package, AS WONDERFUL FOR GIVING COLORS AS LUX IS FOR PRESERVING THEM MADE BY THE MAKERS OF LUX i