Page 10 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, 14 October 1933, Page 10 (Supplement)

"A sura friend in uncertain times" 1i -Mfliii jk. I 11 Hi.~ . ‘ 9H B 8 BK ' lIWw Is my future worth PROTECTING ? AMAN can go to the nearest A.M.P. office and, by investing at the rate of only a few shillings a week, make sure that his child will receive £2OO, plus bonuses, on reaching 21 years of age. Is there any man, in work, unable to make that provision for his child? There are many ways in which a man can provide for his children through the A.M.P. It is impossible to detail them in a few words in this advertisement. The wise father (or mother) will send for the Society’s booklet, “Your Children’s Future,’’ or will ask the nearest A.M.P. representative to call, and learn all about them. OFFICES AND AGENTS THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION ' '’*■&'i .i i nourishment of Bourn-vita replenishcs your store of energy within a few hours. Chemists and Stores—lib. tin, 1/2; 31b., 2/2. CADBURY’S Bounm-viVK

What is this Film? - VV7HAT is this film that robs , us of our teeth? A slippery, sticky coating , formed by the mucin 'in saliva. It stains teeth yellow. It catches bits of food which aoon decay. Yes, but that’s not all! It contains millions of tiny germs which produce lactic acid. This lactic acid dissolves tooth enamel just as other acids eat holes in wood or cloth. To fight film use Pepsodent. instead of ordinary tooth pastes. Pepsodent first curdles film. Then, and then only, light brushing can gently remove it in* complete safety to enamel. Pepsodent contains no harmful grit or crude abrasive. Gently, safely, Pepsodent polishes.; teeth to a brilliant snowy lustre. Begin using Pepsodent Tooth Paste to-day. . ”. ' ■ nz 7 < PEPSODENT IS MADE IN NEW ZEALAND