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Few new ideas have ever met with such instant approval, such quick success as Kotex. Only three years since its introduction and yet women everywhere know and appreciate this wonderful sanitary pad. Kotex forms a new habit, meets most exacting needs, solves a difficult laundry problem. Comfortable, convenient, soft, light, cool, obtainable everywhere in stores that serve women, and easy to dispose of by following simple directions found in each box. Kotex is made from fine gauze and Cellucotton, said by scientists to be the most perfect absorbent material—much more absorbent than ordinary cotton. Kotex is instantly available. It constitutes a new convenience, a new economy.

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Regular size 12 for 65c Hospital size 6 for 45c (Additional Thickness) Kotex cabinets are now being distributed in women's restrooms everywhere—hotels, office buildings, restaurants, theatres, and other places—from which may be obtained one Kotex with two safety pins, in plain wrapper, for 10 cents.

Copyright 1923, Cellucotton Products Company, 166 W. Jackson Boulevard, Chicago; 51 Chambers St., New York City; Factories at Neenah, Wis; Canadian Office, No. 45 St. Alexander St., Montreal.