Texas Almanac and State Industrial Guide for 1910 with Map Page: 2
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2 THE TEXAS ALMANAC.
-in hard water
sections this happens:
As much as one-half of all the Soap used (depend-
ent upon the Hardness of the Water) is robbed of
all cleansing properties.
One-third to one-half of the Soap is consumed in
Softening the Water and this it never does fully
or satisfactorily. Thus the Washing is disagreeable,
poorly done and the clothes worn out in the struggle.
SOPADE is a recent discovery-harmless-
many times as powerful as Borax in water soften-
ing and cleansing qualities.
SOPADE will Soften the Hardest Water before
Soap can begin to act; thus you have all the efficiency
of your soap.
SOPADE has far greater Cleansing properties
than soap, and multiplies the amount of work which
even the best qualities of Soap will do.
A LETTER WORTH READING
(ONE OF MANY) J124 7vA "
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.SOFTENS
November 18, 1909. SOTl
James Pyle & Sons, TNS
Edgewater, N. J.
Gentlemen:
I wish to say that SOPADE is the
best thing of its kind that ever struck
the Northwest, where the water Is so
hard that it renders most Soap Powders
almost useless. I wish to thank you. B
I have had years of experience in wash-
ing (and that is one of the greatest AID
problems in this country). SOPADE
solves the problem, makes the work easy TO SOAP
and the clothes a beautiful snowy white.
Yours sincerely, y- asos
(Name given on rqusst.)
At All Grocers ..anuractured byJames Pyle & Sons,
New York
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Texas Almanac and State Industrial Guide for 1910 with Map, book, January 1910; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth123780/m1/4/: accessed May 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Historical Association.