A vintage cardboard sample box for Fun-To-Wash brand washing powder. The front panel features a central color illustration of a Black woman wearing a red head scarf with white polka dots and a matching dress collar, a characteristic example of early 20th-century advertising caricature. The text on the front is printed in bold black serif typography and reads FUN-TO-WASH, WASHING POWDER, and MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE HYGIENIC LABORATORIES INC. BUFFALO, N.Y. The box is constructed from printed yellow cardboard with a red border frame. The top panel features a rectangular border containing the initials H-L INC. The right side panel contains detailed usage instructions, stating the product is intended for washing dishes, windows, pots, kettles, kitchen tables, floors, oil-cloth, linoleum, marble, and woodwork. The left side panel features promotional text claiming the product will not hurt hands or injure clothes, leaving them white as snow, and encourages the user to try this sample right NOW and phone their grocer for a large size package.