THE "GRIT TEST" >0 If you are not already one of the millions converted to Odol, you may unwittingly be using a toothpaste containing harmful abrasive. The presence Of grit in your toothpaste means that every time you clean your teeth you scratch and groove the delicate enamel surfaces making stains more easily attracted, more difficult to remove. You should not tolerate this subtle abuse of your teeth I For once the enamel is destroyed no amount of dentistry can give you a new layer. Make the GRIT TEST as follows Before you have quite finished your present tube of toothpaste, buy a tube of Odol. Squeeze a little of the toothpaste you have been using on the lip of a finger, insert between the front teeth and rub the teeth together. Then, wash the mouth clean and repeat the operation with Odol, and you'll realise why Odol is described as "THE SAFE TOOTHPASTE.* Obtainable at Chemists, Stores and Hairdressers TOOTHPASTE
ONLY mmvAvs ELECTRIC RANGES Stave “ EVEN ” ©YENS You use your Moffat oven probably more than any other part of the range. That’s why Moffats have paid special attention to its construction. It’s completely insulated with rock wool, and a specially designed oven'heat deflector ensures perfect “ Even-Heat.” A copper gasket round the door keeps the heat IN. The door mechanism is so strongly designed it will last almost indefinitely. Just another reason why wise people buy MOFFATS. See them in our showrooms. TURNBULL & JONES LTD. “The Electrical House” 175 and 181 Stuart Street * U t~ % am BUT YOU USE JUST ANY KIND OF BAKING POWDER DONT YOU? i NEVER HAD SUCCESS LIKE THIS UNTIL USED EDMONDS, IT ALWAYS ENSURES £ SUCCESS YES, I WILL HAVE ANOTHER. 1 WONDER WHY MY CAKES NEVER TASTE LIKE V THIS A -o & ✓ Mi WS. ✓ 5^ H io s BAKING ••• mmMtmmm powder.-Mwai
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Evening Star, Issue 22086, 20 July 1935, Page 24
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306Page 24 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Star, Issue 22086, 20 July 1935, Page 24
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