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Evening Star, Issue 21503, 30 August 1933, Page 2

■si S-\ : s TITY Professional Duties as a Physician have made me only too well acquainted with the importance of good tea to health Professional etiquette forbids my recommending any particular brand . . . . . . I often wonder what causes people to buy this so-called cheap tea, as they only have to carefully check up the quantities they use to realise that no tea is really cheaper than “Amber Tips” but only “Amber Tips” is to be found in my home

FIGHT FILM WITH Pepsodent A Special Film-Removing . Toothpaste The & SR 8 & FILM is the enemy of good teeth —one of the chief causes of decay. Ordinary brushing cannot remove Price of Pepsodent Sa Film, but Pepsodent Toothpaste first New Zealand now i/j . . i i* and z/- per tube. Made curdles it, so that light brushing can Jn Ne w Zealand, then remove it completely. Pepsodent WritetoThePepsodent . . • Co. (N.Z-) Ltd., Dept. is safe ... it contains no pumice, 5 / 61 ; p.o. Box 504, . ... , , Wellington, Jot FREE no harmful grit, or crude abrasive. 10 -day sample tube, USE PEPSODENT TWICE A DAYSEE YOUR DENTIST AT LEAST TWICE A YEAR

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