Radio stars (Oct 1934-Sept 1935)

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RADIO STARS Tb, (JJ-IBSON pAMILY Pretty Sally Gibson is getting a hand. "Your eyes, your skin— golly, you're a knockout," breathes Ted. "Oh, really!" blushes Sally. "You know the other girls won't believe that I just use Ivory Soap, but as Doctor MacRae says, a sensitive skin needs a pure soap." Yes, doctors like their patients to use Ivory. They have no use for the exaggerated promises of many soaps. Doctors say: "Use a pure soap." Don't let impure soaps dry out your skin. PROTECT your complexion. Pure Ivory Soap will help you. "THESE SOCIETY lADIES'D give a mint for your skin, young feller," says Jenkins. Nurse Tippit smiles. "Do them a lot more good to use pure IVORY SOAP!" I t I THUMP! THUMP! THUMP! . . . Pete Clancy's loving heart pounds like mad every time he takes a cup from Julia's smooth hands. And when his hand touches hers (by accident, we trust) he goes all pink in the ears! As for Julia— she silently thanks Mrs. Gibson for saying, "Yes, Julia, use Ivory for everything. It will keep your hands looking nice when you serve the table!" IVORY FOR DISHES KEEPS HANDS NICE ... 31 Nl... "GO ON, GRIN, Sally Gibson!" says Jane. "I wash-ee wash-ee stockings. And I know half of them have runs!" "If you wash-ee every night with Ivory Flakes," teases Sally, "your stockings would not run-nee, run-nee so much." "That's what the salesgirl at Baxton's said," says Jane. "She gave me a lecture on Ivory's purity, she did. So don't preach to me, Sally. From today I'm using Ivory Flakes." FINE STORES ADVISE IVORY FLAKES 18