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Do YOU KNOW? In the Philippines the natives stain their teeth black and bleach their hair for beauty! But we admire that sparkling Kolynos Smile! Kolynos is made from the formula of world famous dental surgeon, Dr N. S. Jenkins: That's why Kolynos takes such extra good care of your teeth. Mayan Beautles of South America led the fashion to have teeth inlaid with preci- ouS ~stones The dentists 0f those days were oral jewellers of great artistry and skill. You can help to keep your t e e t h shining brightly b y twice daily brushing with K 0 ]y n 0 S D e n t a 1 Cream_ Kolynos polishes your teeth enamel to its natural white ness Wood Struck by lightning was 8 favourite ancient Greek charm against toothache. K 0 ] y n 0 $ swirls right through crevices where your tooth- brush can 6 reach and floats a way dangerous food particles. Hindus clean their teeth with a fresh twig every day, exccpt on certain religious days when they must not brush the teeth on pain of hell: Kolynos has been awarded the Gold Seal 0f the London Institute of Hygiene for constant purity and quality. If you re Interested in trying new ideas; try Kolynos in powder form. All of the special properties of Kolynos that give your teeth that famous Kolynos polish and sparkle are contained in Kolynos Tooth Powder. In England, 1600, a wise woman in Lambeth sold for & penny & charm of Saint Apollonia which was sup- posed to prevent toothache for the life of the wearer! Toothache is caused by dental decay__that's why YOu should keep your teeth anti- septically clean by brushing them with Kolynos after every meal. e KOLYNOS DENTAL CREAM KoLYNOS (NZ.) LTD , 60 KItChener Street , AUCKLAND: YA 5

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 12, Issue 311, 8 June 1945, Page 14

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Page 14 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 12, Issue 311, 8 June 1945, Page 14

Page 14 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 12, Issue 311, 8 June 1945, Page 14

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