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Evening Star, Issue 21722, 17 May 1934, Page 13

Continuing Our GREAT COAT DRIVE 100 COATS from 3|gxis • Winter Coats with an unmistakable air of quality offered at Bargain Prices. In French Face Cloth, Bonclette, Plain and Fancy Diagonal. All Coats fully lined and trimmed with fox fur collars to tone. RACHAEL GOWNS 82 George Street, DUNEDIN 1 1'' 38 a! Reach 50 with teeth strong and healthy Follow these three scientific rules 1 Remove Film— use Pepsodent Tooth Pasts every morning * and every night. O EAT These Foods— One or two eggs, raw fruit, fresh vegetables, lettuce, cabbage : br celery, Haif a lemon with orange juice. One quart of milk, and other food to suit the taste. O SEE YOUR Dentist—at least twice a year. He can detect * the beginning of trouble. He can stop it then at small expense and no discomfort. REMEMBER this; a clean tooth k never decays. To keep teeth lean and free from film use Pepsodent rstead of ordinary tooth pastes. Why? iccausc Pepsodent contains a special Im-rcmoving substance. Pepsodent rst curdles film. Then, and then only, ight brushing can gently remove it in omplete safety to enamel. Pepsodent obtains no pumice, harmful grit or rude abrasive. Gently, safely, ’epsodent polishes teeth to a brilliant ndwy lustre. iVrite to The Pepsodent Co. (N.Z.) L,td., Dept. s/85 P.O. Box 504, Welling:on, for a free 10-day sample tube. The srice of Pepsodent in New Zealand is low 1/3 and 2/- per tube. See how rapidly l film forms on teeth m 'these teeth were absolutely free of him at 8 a.m. At noon—the filmdetector * solution was applied and this ts how they looked. At 8 p.m,-—The film-detcctor shows still heavier deposits of film. Two-thirds of the tooth’s surface is covered. At 10 p.m.—these same teeth were brushed with Pepsodent. Note how thoroughly film has been removed. *A harmless fluid, used by dentists, which stains film so that the naked eye can see it. msthe Special Film~removinS Tooth Paste MADE IN NEW ZEALAND USB PEPSODENT TWICE A DAY SEE YOUR DENTIST TWICE A YEAR Send for this ft HI ALBUM 'wysssss. m O Save the picture stamps in every tin of— BOURNVILLE COCOA Every tin of Bournville contains coloured picture stamps of famous British ExprAs Trains, Battle-ships, Ocean Liners, Cathedrals, Inventors, Bridges, Engineering Wonders, Dogs, Birds, Plants, etc.—and each has its place in the FREE Bournville Album, with full description of the subject of each stamp. : f-lb. tins contain 3 stamps; 1-lb 6 stamps; and I -lb. tins. 12 stamps. Send to-day for the FREE ALBUM simply send name and address together with 2d. in stamps to cover postage and packing, to "Albums," P.O. Box 256, Dunedin. Your album will be sent by return.