The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1920, Page 19

Holder of five world’s records—winner of ten National Championshipe—that is the achieve- ment that makes Lieutenant McGrath of the New York traffic squad an athlete of inter- Ever since 1908 he has been consistently defeating the best men in this country and abroad in his events, the 16- national reputation. Jb. hammor and 56-lb. weight. How a “lazy ‘OU know people who are forever com- plaining of the heat in the summer, You remember others who always sneeze in a draft—who catch cold easily. These are the two surest signs of a “lazy” skin and of all the trouble that it brings. They mean that your skin is not doing its work—that it is not giving your body full protection against heat and cold. Just as our muscles become flabby when we don’t exercise them, so our skin often grows inactive and loses its vigor. The tiny muscles of the pores and glands relax and grow weak. The skin is no longer able to regulate the heat of the body. As a result we not only suffer too much from the heat and catch cold too easily, but also, when our skin grows “lazy,” the vitality of our whole body is lowered. We get “tired out” earlier in the day. In i ‘ ’ ; - ZEEE AVERSIVE WORLD, WEDRBSDAY, COTORSR 6, 2080. America’s most famous policeman athlete stands out as a star. win my events by fo! of correct bathing. body. A talk with “Matt” McGrath— champion hammer-thrower and traffic lieutenant in New York City McGrath family found to be among the 2,000,000 who are building health by correct bathing HAMPION hammer-thrower of all the world, —holder of four world’s records with the 56-pound weight, —such a man is Lieutenant ‘“‘Matt” McGrath, of New York, member of an Olympic team this year for the third time, the best known police officer in America. For twelve consecutive years Lieutenant McGrath has won notable victories in amateur athletics. Even among champion athletes he “Sitting at a desk all day makes it hard to keep active and vigorous,” said McGrath recently. “But I manage to store up enough energy to ing the simple rules of health. Bo et Oe enn ee Se if done right, makes the skin active and vigorous. And is healthy the rest of the body can’t be in the best condition. The kind of soap you use makes a big difference, as I discovered when I began to bathe with Lifebuoy Health Soap. ‘ys “At none we all find we need Lisebinoy Soap. It gives half again as much lather as ordinary soaps—a fine, rich lather skin and invigorates the whole body.” There are 2,000,000 other families in America who know the value ing. Like the McGraths, they have found that by stimulating the skin, Lifebuoy helps build up health for the whole that tones up the Doctors will tell you that much discomfort, much poor health, is caused by an inactive, “lazy” skin. ¢ addition, our skin is more likely to break out in rashes and eruptions. That is what is meant by a “lazy” skin. Doctors have found that it can easily be restored to vigor and health by a little care in bathing. Keep your skin always active--* glowing with health To keep the skin active and glowing with health is easy for any average person. Already many people have found a simple, pleasant way to build up health through bathing. Starting with a tub of warm or tepid water they bathe the whole body with the rich, generous lather of Lifebuoy Health Soap. Then comes a fresh, cold water sponge-off or shower, and a good vigorous rubdown. Try a bath with Lifebuoy Soap your- self. You will be amazed at the difference ” skin-makes_trouble for the whole body —at the way it leaves you “tingling” all over. After a few weeks you will actually feel your skin growing more vigorous— more active. That means a clearer, fresher complexion, too—the radiant, outdoor look that everyone admires, The odor tells you why Notice, too, the clean, wholesome odor of the Health Soap. It contains a special ingredient—a mild antiseptic, that makes every bath “more than a pleasure.” Be- cause of this antiseptic, the rich Lifebuoy lather* at once purifies and stimulates your skin. The odor tells you why Lifebuoy is known as the ‘‘Health Soap.” Start today to make every bath help build health for your whole body. Take a cake of Lifebuoy home with you. It is on sale at grocers, department and drug- stores. Lever Bros, Co., Cambridge, Mass, sete = Lieutenant Matthew McGrath and his at their home, 1173 Fulton Are ee York City. Miss McGrath and her father are whenever hia o lutios and athletic ee ; ments permit. Ordinary Soap Work up the beat ordinary soap. Lifebuoy Health Soap with some the it with Life- a tod ac ay tan ak SG 50% more lather than ordinary soap , generous lather—half again as much as with toilet soaps. That's the result of the Red Palm oils in Lifebuoy. Try the simple test shown above. See for your- self that Lifebuoy forms at least 50% more lather. Notice, too, the clean wholesome odor of the ic. The generous lather carries this cleansing antiseptic right down into the pores of the skin. That is why Lifebuoy keeps your whole skin glowing with health. Winners of the August Prize Letter Contest LIFEEU WY = FEALTH SOAP First Prize—Mr. H. R. Schaeffer, 1i7 Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y¥. Second Prize—Mrs. M. Sn: yder, 129 West 45th Street, New York City. Third Prize—Mrs, Edith C. Armbruster, 3309 Park Avenue, Chicago, Ml. $200 in prizes for letters from Lifebuoy users Every day we are hea: ng from more and more Lifebuey users who have made names for themselves. Bunce ne of the 2,000,000 users of Llsinay end have distinction in athletics, in contests, or whatever, write ua a letter fa RAE done, and telling why you like Lifebuoy, Wo oil wont artens of 0100.00 $75.00 and $25.00 fer in the new October Contest, i CLEP mE i eg eR na ea ee cae te WY |) a A ow we