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Free Lance, Volume XVI, Issue 871, 16 March 1917, Page 19

"Hardßiscuits-arid' ullypeer!.;. ;■; A SOLPIjER'S'.-PIET; calls for considerable powers of mastication. That is why the Authorities are so particular about the condition of the Fighting Man's Teeth,'; ;.:'y ;.~\r But even for the three-meals-a-day Civilian perfect mastication is essential. •■;;' With: faulty teeth, one's food is not thoroughly broken down. The result v is Indigestion or Gastritis— with possibly worse ills to . follow. '-._' i ' ■ Let me give you SoundTeeihl No matter how ; sensitive; broken or decayed your, teeth may be,'.l guarantee to.. repair them successfully,'' or replace them with others that will last you many years. ' ' ." '■ My Superior Dental Service ia noted for its modern - appliances and skilful methods, and for the * care taken to ensure the patient's comfort and safety. Nurses in Attendance. W.'P.'JSOMMERVILLE' " The Careful Dentist" . MOLESWORTH STREET . (Over Barraud &- ; Soris, Chemists) Hours: 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.; 7p.m. to 8.30 Saturday, 9 a.m to I p.m. i Telephone 3967 •■■'•>' HAIHE3 . 2-8

The Successful Man is the Well -Tailored Man! The man who is wearing a suit that fits perfectly, that is made in the latest style, and is of the best material, in other words, the Man who is Tailored by Morrison & Penney has that confidence that can only come from knowing that he is well and correctly dressed. The Winter Suitings are coming to hand, and we are r.eady now to handle your order. '-'■■' WES GUIBIKTBE - S&TISFAGTIOM. MORRISON'. & PENNEY " The Military Tailors " "Willis Street, 'Wellington.