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Sun (Christchurch), Volume II, Issue 568, 4 December 1915, Page 12

jssage i the Trenches in Consider that the English soldiers have their teeth seen to by the best dentists in the Old Country, and yet—well. Private Donovan's letter speaks for itself. "Anglo-American" stands for the highest professional Dentistry—at moderate fees. Your consultation is requested. FREE EXAMINATION. We will examine your teeth, explain what will require to be done, and give you - an estimate of its cost. This we do without fee. Private R. Donovan, a resident of Christchurch, went to the Old Country and enlisted with the famous "Scots Guards/' He was sent to the Western Front, and fought through the big actions there. He was seriously wounded, and invalided to England, and is now in Exeter Hospital. Before leaving Christchurch he went to the Anglo-American Dental, teeth. An extract from his letter, written to his mother, Mrs Donovan, Kilmore Street East, Christchurch, is shown at the side. The original letter can be inspected at the Anglo-American Dental Rooms. <<s>b '-ae^*Ptf~ <^;4^^ SCtCzstA, o<**S>i*' s€iU'£& sC**^ -Sts&l* &Aj&<> &t*&# ***s>t> \ (AT THE SIGN OF THE EAGLE) 146 ARMAGH STREET B r^^ HOURS OF CONSULTATION. We are open daily from 9 a.m. till 5 p.m. (Saturdays inclusive). For the convenience of those at work during the day, we are open on Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7 till 9.