Beautiful

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, Cal. · Dec 16, 1903

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 29, No. 50.

I find that PEARLINE is the best soap powder I ever used. I soak my clothes overnight and rub them out next morning with little labor, and my clothes are beautiful and white. Mrs. Rev. J. H. D.

Delicate

Have used Pearline for eight years. Am never without it. Use it with the most delicate fabrics and with coarse things. Find it satisfactory in all things. Mrs. Rev. G. E. L.

White Clothes

I have used Pearline for the last ten years. Always satisfied with it. It never turns the clothes yellow. Mrs. Rev. R. G. J.

Silverware

I prefer Pearline to other soap powders. I like it for dish-washing better than soap; it keeps the silver bright. Mrs. Rev. H. B. M.

Colored Goods

I prefer PEARLINE to any other powder I have used. I do not think it will injure colored clothes, which is more than I can say for most other washing powders. Mrs. Rev. M. E. M.

Lace Curtains

I have used Pearline today for washing lace curtains and like it very much. Washed easier and cleaner than with any soap used before. I like it very much. Mrs. Rev. J. D. E.

Baby's Things

I prefer Pearline to other soap powders. For cleaning baby bottles, nipples, and silverware it has no equal. I will try it alone for washing. Mrs. Rev. J. F. R.

Infants' Clothes

I have found Pearline a great help in the cleaning of badly soiled infants' clothes, as it does away with all rubbing. Mrs. Rev. J. S.