Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 108, 7 May 1912, Page 3

leaves their condition sind that of the mouth, unimproved. What the teeth and mouth, need is Odol, which antiseptic cally purifies the. mouth, and cleanses every part of all the the teeth — not' merely where Being antiseptic. Odol arrests deatnl decay, and being liquid, it penetrates even the minutest cracks and crevices in and between the teeth, and by a remarkable property, peculiar to Od»l alone, it permeates the gums and mucous membrane, freeing the whole mouth from all harmful germs and keeping it free, and wi^^^^l^^^^^vs'^^^Pl fresh, and wholesome, and the "^^^MS^^Sv^^^Hl bfeath deli B htfu "y tenant fw hours afterwards. ""

'^^^^^k children* mMK. ~r m PJ&fltekoa Soap W^^^^pSSHs*-*-^ The skin troubles of infante and younger £p~2 children, and also those of older folks, are &p s|£3 often caused by common, inferior and cheap soaps, OT tfij. ■ composed largely of caustic soda, scented with poor V& >#J) perfumes, and highly coloured. These Boaps are some. 6§ yfa times purchased because they are "cheap "-but boware-a m (S* J ■ m^ iv SOap is of the samo Talae as » "bargain" in 6? butter. Use only Plantekoa Medicated Soap. v It is not only $S ftne pur^t of all soaps, but absolutely the safest for parent §£ and child. Mado from the purest vegetable oils, compounded g£ with the wonderful healing elements of Plautekoa, it ■ @l /& acts as a preventive of skin irritation and disease, and ® cleanses, {jjg 2/A soothes and $t5 Jtk) heals the l|Wft> Ofljjjy ii .w-Jk • 4g^^jMfedic£itecf~<r ,s>]] handsome Inn Vfe box for 2/9. 'j|s»

THERE'S NO DOUBT ||P^iji f k K^^^^I^FLUINZA&SORETHRBaTS KggSW** $2 l/«-Ch«nists & Stores— 3/6