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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 189, 12 August 1925, Page 14

Etliel M. Dell's widely-read novel, "Top of the World." —Everybody's, Friday. (Ad.) Glbb's Dentrifice, with its rich, fragrant, purifying foam, keeps the mouth eweet and healthy and the teeth sound and sparkling. Sold everywhere.— (Ad.) Simplicity itself to prepare—a child can make a delicious cup of "Camp" Coffee in half a minute without risk of failure. — (Ad.)

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