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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 17 March 1927, Page 4

Teeth Made White Glorious, Gleaming Your gums like coral tocontrast them—just remove that dingy film ■ —see what happens. * * * * Modem dental science now has found a way that restores " offcolour ” teeth to clearness, that gives toneless gums a healthy coral tint Famous movie stars use this way before going on a scene. That's why movie smiles glisten so. Leading dentists urge it w'idely. For it protects the teeth and firms tender gums. It is called Pepsodent—a newtype tooth paste that works by removing the dingy film coat from teeth that old-time dentifrices did not clear off successfully. That's why brushing fails you. Run your tongue across your teeth and you'll feel that film. A slippery coating that absorbs discolourationsand keeps your teeth off colour, that breeds bacteria by the millions and invites tooth decay, gum troubles and pyorrhea. ..Remove it and you will be amazed at what you see. Discard old ways now. Get Pepsodent at any dealer. » z&atzx.: Pgpsfl>d<a.Ki uJwtt.JiS.-.. NC20890 m — —(•‘•j Xfj m K S 3 fit 45£crk& ax rx LITTLE BETTY COOPER,’, A Beajtlful Rexona Girl. 'Betty owes her beauty to Rexona Soap.” MBS. COOPER, Bathurst, N.S.W. of me (36arm (Sdilddood A child’s chief charm lies in her soft, lovely skin, To keep that fturity and delicacy of skin health, use Rexona Skin and Facial Soap. Washing -with Rexona Soap first takes away all impurity and dirt, then softens the akin cells and acts as a tonic upon the cuticle, so that tli® elasticity is strengthened, and the result gives the soft bloom of health that we see in early youth. Rexona Soap prevents roughness, beautifies complexions, soothes tender skin, protects from infection and diseases. Nothing so promotes and maintains the purity of the complexion ns does ReXona Soap; it excels in puritv, delicacy, and fragrance, for it is medicated on the same principle as the famous Rexona Ointment. Rexana SoapItY Medicated! w Wi A Physician Heal Thyself! 1 i V'Sp Every man can be, to an extent, his own physician — a little commonsense suggesting sensible precautions for the maintenance of his, [jood health. The —, . v . man who takes a little spirituous liquor occasionally, for instance, is aware that Wolfe’s Schnapps with its unique iiuretic action helps to keep bloodstream cleansed of impurities. Whatever else he drinks “One Wolfe’s Schnapps a day for his Health’s Sake” is invaluable, and the careful man adopts the safeguard of ilways keeping a bottle in the house. Obtainable in the handy sized quarter bottle as uicll as large and half sizes.