Save Your Teeth While You May!

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2462, 15 May 1915, Page 11

Save Your Teeth While You May!

No teeth so good as your own so long as they remain good. But when diseased they are a menace to your health; Constant care and cleanliness are essential to their preservation: but bristles and paste will not save decaying teeth.

Only a competent Dentist can do that.

Let Me Examine Your -Teeth.

If faulty and broken, they can be restored to their former shape and usefulness. \ I am an expert Tooth-repairer. Quick anti thorough are my methods. Nothing to dread: ' no nasty after-effects. Extractions, when necessary, are really' painless in my parlours. Crown and Bridge Work, gujuanteed to please, from 30/per tooth. Artificial Sets—the next best to your own good teeth—from \ £3/3/- per Set. NURSES IN ATTENDANCE. W. P. SOMMERVILLE " The OAREm dentist" MOLESWORTH STREET COver B&rr&ud (r Son, Chemists) Hours: 9*.m. t05.30p.m.;7p.nu08.30 Telephonfi: 3967 C»H.-50 ' 1 to a complete food for |babies. It is simply fy&GQwJpare milk *ith extra | S cream and milk - sugar added, Aak your doctor. 3 COUGH MIXTURE EXPENSES l REDUCED BY USING HEAN'S ESSENCE. 1 Our expenses for cough medicine during last winter were less than any previoua winter, because we used Hean's Essence. We found an occasional dose keeps the chest and throat clear and healthy. The children never forget their daily doses, it is so palatable."—S. BALLANTINE, Kipling Avenue, Epsom,

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night that the nation as represented by the Government is fully doing its duty in fighting side by side with the splendid Allies with whom we are associated in this war.

"Some of us who thinl r that the Government does not always 'do its duty were anxious when the war broke out as to the attitude of the Government. At the time I was staying on the Brittany coast, and I wondered whether England would come in or play the coward's part by stopping out. Thank Heaven we decided to come in and stand by gallant little Belgium..

"Let me say a word about our position. Germans are very disappointed with our behaviour, in this war.. They thought we were a decadent people, and one of the reasons was because they saw in this country woman engaged with men in political warfare. If the Germans were true psychologists' they would have known that the country in which the women have the courage to tight is a country where you will find courage among the men. Where you have women crushed you will find the men of inferior quality.

"In the last resource you have to depend upon lis. No nation rises above the standard of its women in its intelligence. We are the mothers of men, and what we are you will he.

'"i'he Germans thought that wo should continue our fight in war as in peacetime. What a mistake? When you have internal war to settle, you must settle it in time of peace; that is the only time to settle domestic troubles. When you are attacked by an enemy from -without, you have to chut your eyes to your own troubles and form up side by side in the defence of the' national interests.

"We all hate war, but there is this difference batween ourselves and the pacificists, the peace-at-any-prica crowd, that we determine to prosecute this war to such an end that for generations to come we may be spared war.

"Let us sink our own. personal grievances in the decision to make each and all of us the sacrifices we can for the good of the nation and in expression of our gratitude to the land to which wo owe our birth."—(From the "Sunday Times.")