A MOTOR ACHIEVEMENT I HE NEW CAR. The introduction of the New Car is almost as great an achievement as the invention of the motor car itself. Many new engineering principles are embodied in its construction. < &horouQhly UlrHish* The New Car is designed and created to meet modern conditions. It has greater speed more comfort, beauty, safety and stamina—points which you want in your new car. In a recent extended trip which included Thames to Gisborne, the owner says: “We did 2000 miles. Our new Ford did excellently. The car is a wonder. We climbed in and out of ruts big enough to bury an ox. Take it from me, the Ford is a real motor-car.” Book Your Order Now D. McL. WALLACE Ltd. Ford Sales and Service Station, THAMES, TE AROHA. To Polish Up Doll Teeth Here’s The Way That World’s 'Dental Authorities Advise WIDESPREAD dental discoveries in the cafe of teeth and gums have been made. “ Off-colour ” teeth have been proved quickly restorable to clear and gleaming whiteness. Tender gums are firmed; given healthy coral colour. Run your tongue across your teeth and you’ll feel a slippery coating. That is film. Old-type dentifrices won’t successfully clear it off. That’s why your teeth have remained “ off colour " regardless of what you did. Now, in a new-type dentifrice called Pepsodent, those conditions have been met —you can clear that film off. Teeth whiten amazingly. One’s whole appearance thus is often quickly changed. Pgps&dgßl TOADS in, mi, IMilirf Sdd everywhere in two sizes. zoos Who says the days are past When Magio held her sway. Great miracles are wrought Each hour of every day. Colds disappear at once, Young coughs do not mature, If you will but partake Of Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.
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Thames Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 17579, 19 March 1929, Page 7
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