Page 5 Advertisements Column 2

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21019, 7 May 1930, Page 5

MILTON TO CLEAN FALSE TEETH I Milton is the one sure and harmless way of getting your false teeth really clean—the whole plate spotless and free from germs, gold parts glittering, no sign of ‘film’ or food—ask your dentist. Get a bottle (i /-, 1/9, 2/6 and 4/-) from any dealer, and try one of these methods. The Overnight Method. 1f you take out your plate at night, add half-a-teaspoonful of Milton to the glass or cuf> of cold water in which you leave it. In the morning rinse it in clean cold water. The Morning Method. If you sleep with your false teeth in, put them, on rising, into a glass containing equal parts of Milton and warm water (fust enough fluid to cover the plate.) When you are dressed, take them out, rime and wipe. IT CLEANS THEM WHILE YOU SLEEP OR DRESS MAKE A POINT OF READING THE BOOK WITH THE BOTTLE O & Dustfreedlea first favourite for twenty-five years .... but not for that reason alone It is true that for a quarter of a century every latest device for extracting tea-dust has been installed for cleaning this socalled “Tannin-Dust” from the fine tea oh , which “Amber Tips” is blended. Pure, however, as it has always thus been rendered, the sales of “Amber Tips” have, year by year,, “gone up by leaps and bounds, and its steady leadership to-day is due to the sole and consistent use of the choicest pluckings of Ceylon's rare and rich crops. ' \ These rich and rare pluckings of bounteous Nature’s fine tea are the chief secret of the fragrant flavour of pure, refreshing, healthful “Amber Tips” and of its indisputable economy. Finest in flavour First in Favour in wSMr.V--:--- 1 . 1 .; m n ft m 'jj mi Hi ijrwi 1 r i. S»i w Ceylon's BEST Ten