The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1919, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, WUE RRR ia 2 oP 4, I oA ; Washing:need not hurt.fine. fabrics - rare 3 ‘The gentle Lux way actually saves them + | nga ES, there’s tell-tale yellowness on all the cobweb the richest, foamiest suds, that gently free the dirt! For silks threads. Your real Chantilly. Nearly a hundred years or delicate colors, you simply add cold water until the suds are old and so very precious! In the old days who ever lukewarm. : ‘ ‘ dreamed the time a come when you could launder it? No ruinous rubbing of fine fabrics! “No injury to delicate Yet today you think nothing more of trusting priceless fibres or coarsening of textures! ‘The delicate lustre of your lace to bubbling Lux suds than you used to think of washing _._ softest silks remains undimmed. 4 ginghams! te é “ sna ee | With Lux you just squeeze the delicate suds through the You simply stir up a bowlful of the richest lather and toss fabrics again and again—rinse in clear water once, twice, in your finest, filmiest belongings without a qualm. Fine three times—and the ent is so fair and ftesh that you laces, thinnest chiffons, exquisite table linens and woolens! would never know it had been washed. Your daintiest curtains will stay whole, your silks lustrous, Use Lux the moment a thing becomes soiled. The your blankets soft and woolly. 4 gentle Lux way of washing saves it from the damage even Delicate Lux suds! ; If you have never used Lux, you a little dirt does fo frail things. can’t begin to appreciate how pure, how cleansing they are! - ; Lux won't hurt oe that pure water alone won't injure. Lux comes in dainty, white flakes—pure and transparent. Get a package of Lux today from your grocer, druggist They molt instantly in hot watef. You whisk them up into or department store.—Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. So quick! So easy! Launder all these things in delicate Lux suds ¢. ° . How to wash blankets To wash silk underthings To wash fine silk blouses To wash your sweater To wash collars and cuffs How to wash babies’ Use two tablespoonfuls of Lux to Just drop a tablespoonfal of Lux Whisk a tablespoonful of Lux into Use two tablespoonfuls of Lux to Use a tablespoonful of Lux to woo! every gallon of water. Whisk Lux into half a I of boiling or very a thick lather in half a bowlful of gallon of Teter With se every gallon of ve ichcag in Su seash {itis sock The ies into a rich lather in boiling or very hot water. Whisk into a rich, creamy boiling or very hot water. Add cold into a rich lather in boiling or very very hot baa hi Aad bs use two tablespoonfuls of Lux tos hot water, then add cold water to lather, Add cold water till luke- water till lukewarm, Dip youf hot water, then add cold water to thick lather, 1 Pic rag psd Bowtfal of eater, Blestive ta bain « make the suds lukewarm. Work the warm. Dip the garment through blouse through the foamy lather make the suds lukewarm. Swish @otton accessories & tw or very het water, whisk into ben 4 blankets about in the thick suds, the foamy lather many times— many times, Squeeze the suds four sweater about in the % minutes. Then dip them up and do an ladkes and ind cold water baahake sousing them thoroughly, but do- work it akeae in the suds—do not | th it—do not rub. Rinse in ‘ash quickly, pressing the suds in the creamy lather. pds, on suds lukewarm. Put the woolens in. not rub. Squeeze the ing suds rub. Ringe three times in clear, | thite wi of the same temper- through the sweater, but do not rub. Press the suds agein i Then squeeze the suds through the in and again through soiled spots. lukewarm water. Squeeze the water ature as the water in which you Rinse three times in water of the through very soiled spots. ut garments. De net rub. Rinse thoes Rinse in three waters the same tem~ out—do not wring. Dry in the i washed it. Squeeze the water out— same temperature as that in which through three hot rinse waters. Dry in Gases in weede-thocame tedhnaravde e perature as that in which you washed shade. When nearly dry, press with do not wring. Roll ina towel to dry. you washed it. Dissolve a little Lux the sun, > Wash Georgettes, silks pra bates eighty gekene them. Dissolve a little in the &@ warm iron—never a hot one. When nearly dry press with a warm in the last rinsing to leave your and colors as above but 6 Pg a the ts, dissolvi: eae last rinsing water—but do not make iron—never a hot one. Georgette sweater soft 6 py Fs plete suds. Do not soak. Bie, oe Gieie t wen Eevee ay alather. This leaves the blankets Crépe blouses should be gently wring sweaters. Squeeze the water times, in lukewarm water, in the cokes cal, Bo on hie Dry softerand fluffer. Run them through pulled into shape as they dry and out, pull into shape, and spread on & towel to dry. in @ moderate ‘teasperstara, ure ty * ‘a loose wringer; never twist. H: also should be shaped as they are a towel to dry in the shade. with a warm iron. sa f “ in the shade to dry, in a moderate ironed, va temperature. r LET LUX SAVE THESE FABRICS Laces, Organdies, Batistes Georgette, Mulle Fine Linens, Muslins Damasks, Voiles