Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-03-31 | Page 52 | [Untitled]

Do Mot Envy Your 7'l V Make your own equally attrac- 7SSX0 5 've y having your furnishings i V 1 cleaned "The Regal Way." We . - ?' will call for your rugs, portieres, 7if,''' - : couch covers, window draperies j f X, y - ; and chair cushions Dry Clean ' I v' i them thoroughly in gasoline, and ! ' i J' J return them to you, spotless. ! : i - " ' i ' ttw " fj r the colors have become ; j, s-j-ys dimmed, our dyeing process will T z &ve )'ust t'le ss'red effect of vfK" " V brightness. ! That Coat, Suit or Dress i which you thought of no further use be- i cause it is soiled, faded or out of style, -T f 1 can be made wearable at a small cost. '-Y: Our superior Dry Cleaning process -.J takes out all the flirt and smudges. ,c' I S Our expert dyers give them that 4 r ! touch of newness which charge of color '-ulS. f M always adds. jj','-fA-' ; Skilled dressmakers and tailors arc .7, ' 'i ready to help you conserve your clothing 'Jl by altering your suits, coats and dresses . to meet the prevailing styles. I j CONFERENCE VISITORS I . j Send your suits, coats and dresses to i! '-j j us by parcel post a few days before you A V '- !'. j leave for Salt Lake. We will have them ' ', ' i !i ' Dry Cleaned, Altered or Dyed carefully '(-.'''' 'l) A j pressed and ready for delivery when you ' 1 ii I get here. Full instructions should ac- Vj - company articles. j Phone MAIN 580. j Cleaning & Bajeing Co. j 150-ino Enat Second South Strcut. Branch: First South and State St.icetn. j Salt Lake's Master (jffyij?) Cleaners and Dyers. ' - jy- BteimSsihieg J Wi, : V SGnV to get rid of -them j f: rp j-) j J Skin speci ilists .ire tracing fewer and fewer i j'jj?' y'' U ' j troubles to the biood nioic to bacteria and par.i- ;' S X f ' I sites that are carried into the pores with dust,. rz h. . ' 3lc X i soot and Rrime. : j Clear yoiir skin of any blemishes caused by . , this most powcrfii... aiu! per istent enemy by this t'me' "ct a cakc ,cdaV 1,1 J bi:-pin tobrinp to your i effective locai (reatnu-nt. ust before rctirinc;, SUn ltlat C"ter clearness, frc hness and .-A.jr-.n j wish in your usual way with warm water and y.on n,n c lond 'or XN ooJburys is for sale ac I Woodbury's Facial Soap and then dry your face. ,, c St"rcs ""J toilet Roods counters every where I Mow dip the tips of your fingers in warm water "oughout the United Nates and Ca -da. I and i nb ihem on the cakc of Woodbury's until JTV.v. i , iii ri i u " ' ,!f today Jor a week s sue rain lihey are covered with a heavy cream-like lather. ' c I Cover each olemisli with a thick coat of this soap For 5c we will send you a trial si?c cako of il cream and leave it on for ten minutes. Then Woodbury's Facial Soap larcc enough to l is'or rinse very carefully wilh clear, hot water; then a week of this Woodbury trcumem tocvtivi -vic.i I with cold. the booklet "A Skin You Love to Touch 'vhicrt j Use Woodbury's regularly in your daily ;oi!ct Ewes the proper treatment for ah of the com- This wil. make your skin so firm and active that moner skin troubles. it will resist the frequent rause of blemishes and For He wo will send you the trratmcm bookl-, .l I keep your complexion irvc from them. "'"l'lcs of WmullMirv's l acui,' yn:p I cij, Cr 'au'i m l i You wil; find a 25c cakr-of Woodimry's Facia, c"' n"H, 'X r,,c A""w " Soap sull'icient for a mon'h or six weeks of this ", ' ' 'S Ave" t'i'"'""'. Ohio. treatment and for geiwr il Jcammu use (or this 0,,1 !'!',' '" '!,"!",:'- "-l-lrcs. ti... Andrew ,i,.r l ) o I.I,,., s,. Sh.-1-bro..ko s,., I-,.,,.,, o,,t:i,,o. vj , ; M yl ' ' ' " . r- - f