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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16567, 3 June 1914, Page 13

£^& w?;»te The fact that some of your teeth are decayedalthough you have always cleaned \ them is proof that the preparations, you have used probably tooth powders or pastes—do not preserve the teeth. Tooth powders or pastes can never under any circumstances preserve the teeth from destruction.That follows from the simple fact that the parts most exposed to injury—the backs of the molars, the interstices between the teeth, and the cavities in them —are exactly those which remain untouched by either powders or pastes. And therefore, mischief once; commenced in these places advances undisturbed. But Odol, being liquid, can penetrate the minutestcrevices, and, as it has a real antiseptic effect, lasting for hours, arrests all bacterial and fermentation nrocesses, which destroy the teeth.

A RESTORATIVE THAT IS WORTH A TRIAL of Cod Liver OES with Hypophosp.hstes of Lima and Soda. PLEASANT TO TAKE. Unrivalled for building up the body in cases of general debility. 1m CHEMISTS AMD STORES P m

This is one of the most advantageous purchases we have negotiated for some time. You can buy heavy knitted coats in threequarter and full lengths, in Browns, Champagne, Navy, Wedgewood, Grey and Violet at these reductions. EARLY SELECTION —IS IMPORTANT—