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1 SALT WATER FOR THE TEETH LONDON, October IS. " The best thing to use for the daily cleansing of the teeth is salt water—a teaspoonful of kitchen salt in one-third of a tumbler of water,” said Sir Harry Baldwin, surgeon-dentist to the King, in a lecture last night to the People’s League of Health at the Regent-street Polytechnic. Pastes and powders might Ire used for occasional polishing of teeth, lie added. j “You will never have pyorrhoea if you keep the edges of the gum tight and hard by daily friction.” The gums should be rubbed with a tooth brush, vigorously but with a light hand, night and morning. Every part of the gums, back and front, should be brushed. Pyorrhoea did not cause pain, but was a serious disease which might eat through the bone of the jaws and penetrate to the nose. Decay of the teeth was caused bv the destructive action- of acids resulting from stagnation of starchy food in the mouth. Nature provided an alkaline saliva as an antidote to the acid, and what we should do was to stimulate the formation of this healthy saliva. Emit was a most excellent tiling for the purpose. and it. also cleansed the teeth.

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I wrsir TO ANNOI NCT. that T i have opened in Mr I'reston s .shop :i splendid assortment. of crockery, aluminium, enamel and Doulton ware. Call and inspect. <C. CEDERMAN. TO FARMERS. \\rV. AVTSH TO NOTIFY the farm- * » ers of South Westland that our agent, Mr I). C. Streeter, Hokitika In future will carry a stock of spare parts in order to nice immediate .service to users of our dairy engines. ANDERSON'S. ■hTD., Christchurch.

KOKATaHI DAIRY FACTORY COY. KOTCATAHT BUTTER. the FINEST on Uii' market. "railing DA’, tits. Can be procured at the undermentioned placet: Decs Stores:, Armstrong's Stores, Airs Mm-honth. Mrs J. 1,. Tomer. Mrs Dyer. Wells "Bros, and Son (Woodstock and Kaniori). and M. Moynilm n (Ivaniertt. WEMBLEY SHOW HAS NOW ISE-OPF.NET) AT TIIE rioßTicn/rrRAE hall. Rook out for full particulars of the wonderful display of latest novelties. A NEAY RICH FIELD FOR WOMEN AND .MEN. ~VfO man or woman need want far J_tl extra mniicv now! Me oiler you the greatest opportunity of a litetiine. which will enable you to earn £'i la £lO a week or more. Make Liberty Sweets at home for us—the demand is enormous. Do it in spare time or full time. No previous experience needed. Earnings assured, 'i housands of women and men all over Australia and New Zealand are earning money in this pleasant home- vacation. Outfit and supplies free. AYe guarantee to buy your sweets a nd ptiy cash on delivery, and freight on all eiders sent to us. Peisonal ot postal tuition. Write or call to-day. while the desire to earn more money is upon you. Sign your declaration ot independence. Valuable coupon—LIBERTY CONFECTIONERY t 01.-

LEGE Koval Exchange Buildings, The Square. Christchurch : also at ’Wellington. Gentlemen—Mail me yonr tree Booklet living full particulars and telling me how I can begin right now to make money at home, in spare time, under vour guaranteed income plan. Xu me Address LADIES : THE best and most reliable remedy is BETT'S improved female PILLS Price 2s, post free, from X.JC Chernies! Co., Box 133, Ppnf4io :

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Hokitika Guardian, 17 December 1925, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 17 December 1925, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 17 December 1925, Page 3

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