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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 3969, 7 October 1930, Page 3

:: immm T**k. m ' Ik ! S &," ■ dangerous to teeth Widespread dental discoveries in the care of teeth and gums have recently been made. Tooth and gum troubles %vere found to come largely from a film coat that forms on teeth, absorbs food discolourations and breeds bacteria. Run your tongue across your teeth and you’ll feel a slippery coating. That is film. Old-type dentifrices won’t successfully combat it. That’s why your teeth now remain “ offcolour ” regardless of what you do. Now, in a new-type dentifrice called Pepsodent, those conditions have been met you can clear that film off. Teeth whiten amazingly. One’s whole appearance thus is often quickly changed. 2020 Pepsodent

been put on. The thanks of the Council and of the ratepayers were due Cr. Scheib for designing and carrying out this important work.—The Mayor and chairman of the Lighting Committee had met Mr Robinson, engineer in charge of the breakwater construction woi'k, and it had been agreed that The new wall at the curve be built about 6ft out, thus obviating tbc necessity to move any lighting standards and improving the general appearance of the breakwater. A condition of this was that the Council undertakes, if required, to do some filling in. deport adopted. Works Committee’s Report. Cr. Scheib, chairman of the A orks Committee, reported that water had been laid on to Mr J. Thompson’s propertv in Mann street. —In re Mr G. Chalmers’ application for a road, water and drainage, this had been done (and scrub cleared off Malaghan St..) at a cost of £37 19s.- —It was recommended that Mr 0. Overton bo granted permission to fence Suburb St., subject to the pleasure oi Hie Council: Adelaide street to remain unleneed. 2606 square yards of asphalt footpaths required top-dressing. Last year the cost with Coaliix was Is per sq. yard. As the latter had not 'proved satisfactory’ it was recommended that a 40-gal drum ot distilled tar be procured and the work undertaken by day labour.—lt was recommended that a track be cut up the left hand side of Brewery Creek. Report adopted. Water Front Committee*. This Committee recommended that the proposed fence be built Sit high on a concrete base, with weather boards, straps and cap. Cost ot materia! for same, approximately £l6 per chain. —Adopted. Camping Ground. The Camping Ground Committee reported re cost of erecting a shelter shed on above. —Shed 12 x 24 to be erected at a- cost not exceeding £29. Other Business. Breakwater. —P.W.D. to be advised that the Council recommended that the old wooden structure be removed when new one is being erected. Brunswick -Street—Repairs to be effected to this. Athol Street—Property owners to be asked to put in crossings if used for heavy traffic. Soldiers’ Memorial.—Tourist Department to be asked to remove silver birch trees close to Memorial on account of their staining the masonry. Drainage—On the motion of Crs Gavin and Lowen the Works Committee was instructed to report to next meeting re a basis of charges for connections with public sewers. Accounts passed for payment. —District Fund Ac., £313 3s KM.

CONSTIPATION Should Never Be Neglected Constipation is like stuffing up the sewers of the City, and keeping all the filth in them till they are filled with poison and corruption, breeding disease and pestilence. When the bowels are clogged the waste matter decays and ferments, and enters the blood, and is carried to all parts of the body, producing Headaches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sallow Complexion, Biliousness, and various other ailments, disturbing the heart and nervous system, and if continued is liable to cause inflammation of the bowels, liver, and kidneys. To maintain a healthy system, the bowels should operate at least once every 24 hours. This is one of Nature’s wise provisions which is too often ignored. Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills are a valuable remedy which, taken at the first indication, assists Nature to avert the development of disease, and restores the system to regularity. They act upon the liver, and stimulate the secretion 3f bile, which thoroughly digests the food and assists the bowels to act in a natural manner.