Page 36 Advertisements Column 3

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 37, 13 February 1926, Page 36

yp|t Qk High Qualify of fjmm W_i>&rV r*»/ _— _»__." lP^te4ll wKJi _RD I ■V'C- sf lv_ ■ 13 s^iy_ SILK. CUT VIRGINIA hi4W<M • • 1 __ § * _» r RfHn t5 as jcaleusto ewarcUd Kpsgj mm ** v** tl will ISlffl the famous «smetit;# tflla Mad* hg Major Dtapkut f Co., lon-ott. i#X%i

How to Save Children's Teeth Brushing is necessary, of course, but, by itself, it is not enough* To brushing you should now add the regular use of Wrigley's. Read what Science says about it. A prominent dental surgeon, writing for the Daily Express of the 27th June, says: "To prevent the teeth decaying by cleanliness-alone, the mouth would have to be constantly aseptic. As this is practically impossible, a small quantity.of good chewing-gum after a meal will induce a long-continued now of saliva, most efficacious in destroying the numbers of tooth-destroying bacteria." So, when the kiddies ask you for Wrigley's (as all kiddies do), remember that giving it to them is not merely indulging a harmless taste for a delightful inexpensive sweet. Giving Wrigley's to the children is a most important measure for their future health—for good teeth are the very foundation of good health. It's important in another way, too. It's a real aid to digestion. That's why millions of people use Wrigley's after every meal, to prevent the unpleasant symptoms of indigestion. . * Give Wrigley's to your children after every meal. And use it yourself. You'll enjoy it and it does you good. WRKUYS ml Hi t\ \ iNI 1 A\ _ Made in > ffiSjjjj*HrF_^lfc_ wuR v4___M____fn^__r