IMAGINE-EVERYTHING WE EAT AND DRINK STAINS OUR TEETH THE REASON WHV COLGATES REMOVES ALL SEVEN STAINS SOUNDS SENSIBLE TO ME mmmmm mm i (* ; h:: iSB* •r : wasa liS* Has the real beauty of your teeth 'V/'OU may have lovely teeth, without the world ever knowing it. Yes, without even you yourself ever knowing it. Many a woman has regretfully resigned herself to dull teeth —as a matter of Fate. When, hidden under the dullness, may be teeth that would flatter a girl on a magazine cover. For Fate doesn't dull your teeth. Breakfasts, dinners and suppers do! F.verything sve eat and drink, from soup to coffee, leaves stains on teeth . . . seven different kinds of stains, all told. Jsut you can take them of} —completely—with Colgate's. Many toothpastes have only one action fail thoroughly to remove all stains. But Colgate's has the TWO actions necessary. An emttlsive action that washes away most of the stains. And a gentle polishing action that safely rubs away others. That's why Colgate’s Ribbon Dental Cream cleans teeth right down to the sparkling enamel. That's why Colgate's can give you beauty of teeth, after other toothpastes have failed. For beautiful, stain-free teeth—use Colgate’s after every meal. See your dentist regularly. Send for FREE Sample of Colgate’s Ribbon Dental Cream. Enclose 3d. to cover cost of packing and postage. Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co. Ltd., (Inc. New South Wales) Box 1393, G.P.0., Wellington. The 7 cause* of stains that discolour teeth 1. Mein and other 3 v <j:etable* proton* 4. S*vect* 2. Cereal* and other Fruit* diarchy food* 6. Doerafes 7. Tobacco smoke Colgate's removes all seven FORM I N I' O \V U H It ALSO B.an t Peas, Eeans, Lentils, Onions, Carrots, Parsnips, Turnips, and Potatoes, art combined in highly concentrated orm, in this appetising end nourishing Soup. Saves time and trouble. Each Packet \\ makes 2J Pints Ask for Gregg's Obtainablefolsd -in_ L. PEA ort-TOMATO ■ erndh« iOUP WITH MILK. To hslp N.Z’s. Dairymen, make Soup with less water, replacing it with milk after boiling.
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Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19313, 20 July 1934, Page 3
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