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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 91, 14 October 1914, Page 3

Will You Believe Thut you can get the most teinilive teoth ittpped tixalutely without pain I We have imported and improved an apparatus which has been described, and rightly so, by our numerous patients as a wonder. By means of this apparatus we can produce that happy state, m which the patient, although quite conscious of wi*it is taking place around him, cannot feel the slightest pain from the "dreaded drill." FROST & FROST " The Paintest Dentittu," 119 WILLIS STREET, WEMJNGTON. J> —— — ■"'*' *, PATENT EXPERTS. HENRY HUGHES, Patent and Trad* Marks Agants and Consulting fiogi* neert, 157 ITo«,th«r»toii-«tr»«t.

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