Page 10 Advertisements Column 2

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 10 April 1926, Page 10

A NEW THEORY OF TOOTH PROTECTION. From old time tooth powders to paste cleansers was an important advance in methods of caring for the teeth. More especially since the use of paste as a dentifrice made possible the introduction, of other cleansing agents, such as antiseptics to lessen the risk of mouth infection, and acids to aid the removal of film which forms on teeth. The first pastes, however, were not acid. They were alkaline, containing a soapy substance which certainly softens the action of grit but which lacks the beneficial qualities of a mildly acid paste. Now, many dental scientists all over the world recommend acid tooth pastes. A non-soapy tooth paste has the further advantage of not deteriorating in hot climates. It contains nothing that will harden, making it unfit for use. One of the most modern of tooth pastes is “Pepsodent.” The mild acid it contains tends to disintegrate the mucin plaque, or film, which forms on teeth. The film is removed then, by a finely powdered constituent, effective, yet so mild in its action that the natural enamel of the teeth is unharmed. The cleanser is much softer than the enamel. Trial samples of Pepsodent are offered to all who apply to the Pepsodent Company (New Zealand) Ltd

BACK PAINS. PERMANENT RELIEF FROM DR. MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. Mr D. McCrossin, 59 Bay View Road, South Dunedin, writes:—“l was a sufferer with pains across the small of the back and in the region of the kidneys. Seeing Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills advertised, I thought I would give them a trial. After taking a few doses I noticed great relief and became permananently cured after using a bottle or two of this remedy. I can now undoubtedly recommend these pills to any persons so afflicted.”

EVEN THE KIDDIES DIDN'T KNOW! Mother used to bako the old way-until she heard of !Morah.’ The first batch of scones she made with ‘Morah’ Margarine were pounced upon the kiddies and eaten with great gusto—with even greater relish than ever before.' Now, tliis was rather a surprise to Mother, wlio thought the critical tastes of the boys would detect the new ingredient. But no! ‘Morah’ Margarine, while it is much cheaper—is equally pure and delicious. Mother will not use anything else in her cakes, scones and pastries now. ‘Morah’ Morgarino is guaranteed pure. If you have a genuine complaint to make, you may have your money refunded. What could bo fairer? Buy a packet of ‘Morah’ to-day. Your Grocer has it! L. B. Hart, Ltd., Liehiield Street Christchurch ,