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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 July 1945, Page 2

JFE MEAR BUSINESS! | ANDERSONS -- - ■ |j THE SMALL SHOP WITH THE BIG BARGAINS | 'Grand Winter 'Sale | enu^ne 1 Reductions | Ki . Jb | I & -q Our entire Coat stock | drastically reduced. | COATS FROM i F "/ 6 - <• l i Pony Cloth Joggas. s| • " SSWi to WXi s ,ack | 1 Sale Price 59/6 ' English Wool Frocks. L • Green, navy, black, i * I SW. and W. Usually £ ' ' ’ 79/61 ■ ; Sale Price 59/6 • ■ i _ .- b - f ;; LAY-RY NOW I Kolinsky Coats. Full length. First grade pelts. Usually £l6/16/-. L Sale Price £l3/10/- | »[BT ANKBSON IM FASHION SALON :—: MACKAY STREET | ISSUED BY THE DEPT. OF HEALTH b ' '•'i ’ ' v ' s | t 1 ’ 1 i B ■ I Gyard Baby Teeth like these I | ■/: is® /f ■ • ■ol to get Adult Teeth like these In our last dental message we emphasised the need to provide, in the ante-natal stages, for sound teeth for baby. Now we take the advice a stage further. Why should the first teeth— these “milk” teeth —require special care ? Here are the reasons : © They act as guides to the permanent teeth. If baby teeth are lost too soon the spaces close and the permanent teeth, having less room, come through crooked and ugly. © Decay in baby teeth will impair the child’s health, and may damage the permanent teeth next to them. © Baby needs all his teeth to chev/ properly. Good chewing promotes good digestion. © Sore teeth prevent the proper chev/ing of hard food, which strengthens the jawbone, and makes it grow. © Children with their baby teeth missing tend to lisp or speak indistinctly. (Even stammering may be developed). The first baby teeth to appear (the two front incisors) should normally last until six or seven years of age, and the others up to I I years of age. EVERY CHILD SHOULD RECEIVE/ITS FIRST DENTAL EXAMINATION AT 2-3 YEARS OF AGE. ENROL YOUR CHILD AT A SCHOOL DENTAL CLINIC OR WITH YOUR DENTIST. THE PRE-SCHOOL DENTAL CLINIC TAKES CHILDREN UNDER SCHOOL AGE. 26a FOR A HEALTHIER NATION LISTERINE TODAY’S MOPEKK T©OTH PASTE. A perfectly SAFE Tooth Paste possessing special teeth cleansing properties which preserve and beautify but never damage the most delicate enamel. A special feature is the “ Luster-Foam ” (Cl 4 H 27, Os, 5Na) with which Listerine Tooth Paste is charged. It is the “ Luster-Foam ” which reaches every crevice in and between the teeth and foamingly washes away every harmful deposit. THE CARE OF TEETH IS AH-IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY. Try Listerine Tooth Paste . . . you will quickly appreciate its merit . . . the evidence is there to be seen in very short time . . . and it is good to use a “ safe ” tooth paste and know that the enamel of your teeth is being preserved. The Lambert Pharmacal Co. (N2.) Ltd., 64 Ghuznee Street, Wellington.