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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 195, 19 August 1930, Page 12

MILTON __m' j^ mL Milton is the one sure and harmless way of getting your false teeth raz//y dean— I the whole plate spotless and free from ■ ~ :-;' ' germs, gold parts glittering, no sign of _ ■•—. 'fill* l ' or food—ask your dentist. Get a rm C A IWI b Qttle C l /"' x / 9' 2 / 6 and 4/") from any M. , r Jfa% I dealer, and try one of these metliods. • *■■ The Overnight Method. If you takeout mm — m m plate at night, add half-a-Uaspoonfvi A I % L of Milton to the glass or cup of cold wttr in which you leave it. In the morning M'-;m rinse it in clean cold water. •'■* BB mm ■■■■■ II The Morning Method. Ij you sleep with TT ti ■■ ■ ■■I I j" 7 *" , / 2n? *^v> on "%> 1 EC 111 ■ j«fe « glass containing equal parts of m . Milton and warm water . (/«< enough . .V • •■ ; : <o cower the plate.) When ym-are ■ - • . dressed, take them out, rinse and'vnpc* IT CLEANS THEM WHILE YOU SLEEP OR DRESS MAKE A POINT OF READING THE BOOK WITH THE BOTTU

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