toilet-soap

As loot from the battle-fields, young men passed on to their sweethearts presents of toilet-soap, combs and brushes, needlebooks (ah! so carefully made for the out - going soldier in far-away Northern homes!), scissors, pins.

Harrison, Mrs. Burton, 1843-1920. Recollections Grave and Gay 1911

This is done by preparing clean soap-suds from fine toilet-soap.

Practical Suggestions for Mother and Housewife Marion Mills Miller 1906

Indeed, nervous breakdown was her successful defence when, a week later, she was arrested at Whiteridge's with a tin of sardines, two cakes of super-cream toilet-soap, and a bound copy of Keble's "Christian Year" in her muff.

Marge Askinforit Barry Pain 1896

"Even to-day," I said, "I have had yet another attempt upon my life made by these scoundrels," and from my pocket I drew the little packet containing the sample cake of toilet-soap, which I displayed to them all.

The Stretton Street Affair William Le Queux 1895

Within was a tablet of dark-brown toilet-soap bearing the name of a well-known firm of manufacturers.

The Stretton Street Affair William Le Queux 1895

I was addressed as "H. Granfield, Esq.," and the letter proved to be a polite intimation that as the firm in question was putting on to the market a new brand of toilet-soap, they begged me to accept with their compliments the enclosed sample.

The Stretton Street Affair William Le Queux 1895

They bought toilet-soap, and borrowed razors; and when they had improved their personal appearance to the fullest possible extent, they stood aimlessly about, like unemployed workmen in the market-place.

Romance of California Life John Habberton 1881

Bathing at least once a day, with pure, soft water and toilet-soap, is strongly urged, and as this is designed for cleanliness, the temperature of the bath should be made agreeable to the patient.

The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser in Plain English or, Medicine Simplified, 54th ed., One Million, Six Hundred and Fifty Thousand Ray Vaughn Pierce 1877

Blonde, fine toilet-soap is used; the blonde is soaped over very slightly, and washed in water in which a little fig-blue is dissolved, rubbing it very gently; when clean, dry it.

The Book of Household Management Isabella Mary 1861

This is done by preparing clean soap-suds, using fine toilet-soap.

The Book of Household Management Isabella Mary 1861