Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-19
IHE LADIES OF AMERICA

Are recognized the world over the best housewives
on the globe and woe be to the husband who disputes
her supremacy in household affairs. He is soon made
to feel the iron hand of fate he attempts to take
charge ofthe domestic affairs himself His meals do
no; taste right his coffee poor bread like dough
his cakes half done. his meats burned crisp his
linen without that snowwhite gloss good SOAP al
ways gives It The man OF the house becomes gloomy
ana morose, and the pleasant house he once had is
changed for the worse At last he sees his mistake
and the thrifty wife again takes charge and uses care
that he gets the BEST and the best only and the home
Is once more happy. Snow-white linen again adorns
the house, and the secret is given to the husband.
French Villa Soap has worked the change, and not
only that but the happy wife has been made happier
still by receiving as reward enc Of the handsome
prizes which distributed among the users of the
now famous French Villa. How the manufacturers
can afford to give away gratuitously such hand
some and costly presents with this excellent re-
solvent. which is worth more money than is paid
for it,, Is beyond her comprehension. The secret
Is soon told. The presents given away in their
next grand distribution in October next are worth
over $125OOO. OF course, in giving away this
large amount Of money in presents they have q two
fold object in view. Knowing that it was neces-
sary TO have the many excellent qualities Of French
Nla Drought to the attention of the public, they de-
cided TO spend large amount Of money In introducing
it, trusting that the large future of the soap will
when 1t becomes better known amply repay them. It
would require large sum of money to properly intro
duce it, and in order to accomplish the purpose
benefit of the money which would otherwise be spent
in advertising and devised this method of having their
patrons and friends herald its qualities thus accom-
plshing two-fod purpose-in making known its
good qualities and rewardins those who use it.
No matter what inducements offered for the in
PRODUCTION of an article if is up to- above the
standard, Its new-made friends drop or and become
its enemies. This is not so with French Villa.
Its quatyis not deteriOrated the expenses
the grand distributions, but Is of the same quality
as 1t will be when they discontinue the giving of pres
entS to its consumers. The idea in placing French
villa in the market is with view of making it the
best and cheapest soap offered, trusting that by its
good quality lasting reputation will be made, which
will result in a large and welpaying business.
glance at the list of handsome and valuable pres
ents will convince you that you can easily have the
value of your money returned to you in the way of
present, the soap prae ically costing you nothing.
Even those who use but small amount have
chance to receive something handsome, the pres
ents distributed without favor to those holding
the largest amount of wrappers the distribution not
being In any way q case OF chance. Send for man.
moth illustrated catalogue. Free Address R w. Bell
Manufacturing Company, Buffalo, N. Y. f1S-3