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Like Re-Charging a Gun UTTING a Colgate “Refill” Shaving Stick into the “Handy Grip” is as simple as slipping a car- tridge into a gun. The metal “Handy Grip” and Container last for years. When you need “Refills” buy them for the price of the soap alone. The soap itself is threaded to screw into the “Handy Grip,” and the small stub removed from the socket can be moistened and stuck upon the end of the “Refill.” There is no waste. We took the rub out of shaving originally in 1903. Colgate’s Shaving Stick not only produces the most sooth- ing lather for the average man but it is a little more economical in use than powder, and much more economical than cream. As we make alk three, we can give you this impartial advice. The metal ‘‘Handy Grip, ’’ containing a trial size stick of Colgate’s Shaving Soap will be sent for 10c. When the trial stick is used up you can buy the Colgate ‘‘Refills,’’ threaded.to fit this Grip. Thus you save 0c on each ‘‘Refill’’ you buy. There are 350 shaves in a Colgate Shaving Stick—double the number you can get from a tube of | cream at ihz same price. — COLGATE & GO. Dept. C 199 Fulton St., New York C© i - ui = ee C©