The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1920, Page 21

nine alin anette taanan What women are saying . about the new way 'F to wash clothes— Read how they've found that dish towels, aprons, sheets, dirty little rompers are easy to wash—if you do them this new way «“y NEVER thought I'd see the day Sher rene clothes would be so easy!""— “It is simply amazing how the dirt falls out of the pr “Perfectly marvelous” This is what women everywhere said when we called upon them to find out’ how they liked this new way of wash- ing! But read their own statements on this very page. Then_try this wonderful new way urself. Find out how easy this dreaded old task becomes—see how soon 1 have your clothes oe on the jine—out of the way for another week! No hard rubbing! No boiling! And the Rinso method is so simple. You just soak the clothes overnight or for hours in the morning, then rinse them out until the water runs clear. No boiling is necessary— hatd rubbing pay A wehieae | Been Aprons Bath towels House dresses Face towels Children’s play clothes Dish towels Plain undermuslins i ‘ork, {K ae Rilnsome SOAKS THE CLOTHES CLE Copyrebiel 1000, by Lover Bros. Co. You. will find Rinso wonderful for washing all these ever came o my lines.” Mary Terry, New at a a CZALTA collar and cuff only a little rubbing between your hands. Rinso is the new form of soap for the family washing. It comes in fine nules so rich in pure soap that they ell’ when dissolved. Rinso has no harsh, gritty substances, no hurtful cleansing agents to injure the clothes. It is so mild and pure that your clothes - are as safe as with just water. While the clothessoak, Rinso loosens all the dirt so that when you rinse them, the dirt fairly drops out of the fabric, leaving every piece spotless! Use Rinso yourself this next Monday = Get a package of Rinso today from your r or any department store and follow the easy directions on the package. Try it on the most soiled sing you have. See if these women ve been too enthusiastic. SeeSf you don’t find Rinso as wonderful for your weekly washing as. you have found Lux for your fine things. Lever Bros. Cotton petticoats Sheets Wash skirts Pillow cases Men’s shirts Heavy bedspreads Pajamas Furniture covers THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1920. and hems need . ~- we "My dish towels gleam and glisten now. I just soak them in Rinso a few houre—then rinse, ‘a laundry soap, hot water and rub- used to leave them dingy!” MissiHowe, New York City. | white they i were. I did not have to rub them at (J e all.” Mra, 8. R. Finn, Cam jlove srane 5 Set bo sigye 2) ¥ bridge, Mass, have four children. I do not : hark te tt Ch ence ee I oni i, ru “oy a epote ive. J.C. Montague, Mase) .