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The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06

AT the regular meeting of the CITY
Commission Tuesday night, that BODY
agreed upon the draft of prelimln-
ary resolution ordering the paving OF
Olympia avenue from Berry street to
Adrienne street and fifteen of the
cross streets between Olympia ave-
nue. and Marian avenue, the work to
Include the construction Of combina-
ton curb and gutter of cement. The
paving is tc be 20 feet in width and
will be of shell, the commission, after
considering the matter, deciding that
Improvement of this character would
be satisfactory for number of years
and would cost much less than other
TYPES of paving.
The cost of the proposed improve
|ments is to be assessed to the abutt-
ing property, with the exception OF
street intersections, which will be
paid for by the city. The plan is not
to issue bonds, but TO assess the total
cost with the exception noted to the
abutting property If this is done
precedent will be established tc
guide in the making of additional i'm
iprovements later. This plan, il is
thought, has some advantages ovel
the plan in vogue in some othel
places. where bonds are issued tc
pay for one third of the cost of such
improvements.
| The Is cross streets that are men
toned in the resolution are Berry
Chastecn, McGregor, Gill, Harvey
Cross, Sullivan, King, Nesbit, Wood
Cochran, Milus, Mary, Boo b
lAdrienne. Berry street intersects witt
Marian avenue at the end Of the as
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06
MEN WHO WILL SERVE ON
G. COURT JURIES DRAWN
Fall Term of the Circuit Court Will
Convene Monday, October
Sixteenth

Following is the list of men from
which will be selected jurymsn TO
serve on the grand and petit juries
for the fall term of circuit court for
Charlotte county:
George Bass, r. C. Rowland, John
H. Nelson, Neil C. Larson, n. W.
GaskilI. A. A. Carton, Walter Waiter
son. Budley Martin, Ray G. Ezelle,
j. l.. Martin. S. d. Huffman, Carl
Hargrave, Jake Nabers, w. A. Nc
Elya. C. Edgar Neel, John D. Mercer,
M. S. Roberts, Dempsey Goff, J. 5.
Stephens. Phil Aldridge. Matt Weeks,
A. r. Dewey, Ed Lowe, w, E. Mobley'
Joel Bishop, C. w. Shaw, r. NJ. Wat
erson, r. J. Whldden s. A. Elwell,
Erick Danielson, Jr., c. c. Cleveland,
Y. n. Horn, d. F. Jones, J. b. Lanier,
p. D. Johnson, j. s. Lanior.
A great many Of the above-named
men live at some distance from the
county seat, and if the heavy rains
continue the sheriff will experience
considerable difficulty in reaching the
iurymen when he starts to summon
them.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06
CITY COMMISSION TO ORDER PAVING OF
OLYMPIA AVENUE and IS CROSS STREETS
Plan to Improve Streets With Combination Curb and Gntte and
2OFoot Roadway of Shell, to be Paid for
by Proderty Owners

phalt in the western part of town, and
Adrienne street is the last street that
is used to any considerable extent in
the eastern part of town.
In the matter of street improve
ments, the attitude Of the commission
as indicated by the discussion seemed
to be that the time has come, if it
is ever to come, when something must
be done with the main unimproved
streets of the town. and as the re-
sponsible heads of the town govern
ment it is up to" the commission to
take the initiative and make some
move toward civic betterment other
wise nothing will ever be done and
the town will continue to stumble
along in the same rut for an indef-
mite time.
The charter and the state laws give
the commission full power to order
and require that the work be done,
and the power to issue certificates
of Indebtedness to pay therefor
These certificates OF Indebtedness
may be made to run for long period
of years, at least ten, and the proper,
ty owners pay the assessments in
yearly installments for the period fol
which the certificates run, in the
same manner as sidewalk certificates
of Indebtedness.
The city attorney was directed tc
prepare the preliminary resolution
and the city manager to notify the
property owners who will be affected
as soon as the resolution is in prop
er form. This procedure will require
something like 60 days.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06
AMATEUR BURGLARS ENTER
BANK AND BIG HOTEi
,Col,e Revolver from Bank and Try
10 Steal Big Box From
Hotel

Amateur burglars are evidently
irving to operate here. Some time
between Saturday night and Monday
morning, they pried loose one of the
iron bars in back window of the
Punta Gorda state Bank, raised the
window and entered. The only thing
tbev stole was a revolver lying be
meath the cashiers desk. There was
no evidence that they tried to open
the vault or the cash drawers in the
front of the cashiers cage. About
II O'Clock. Sunday night, two fei-
lows, apparently men, were detected
carrying off a large box. used ioI
shipping tarpon, from the basemen'
of Hotel Punta Gorda, entrance to
which they effected by breaking open
one of the lattice doors. On Chlel
Caldwells arrival. they saw MN
and fed What they wanted VIII
the box. no one can imagine. An eX
animation made next day revealed
the fact that some orc had tried u
pry open four of the front Windows
opening on the veranda of the hotel
These incidents argue that citizens
should keep their guns loaded ant
their eyes and ears open.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06
CAPT. ROE BADLY
HURT IN SMASHUP
Well Known Former Resident Seri-
ouSly Injured in Tampa Last
Sunday

Captain A. Roe Of Arcadia, for
mer highly respected citizen Of Pun
ia Gorda, is lying in the Gordon Kel-
Ter hospital in Tampa at the point of
death as the result OF an automobile
accident in that city last Sunday. Be-
sides his wife, two of his sons, Char
ley and Arthur Roe of Arcadia, and
one of his daughters, Mrs. Maddie
Venable of Jacksonville, are at his
bedside.
Captain Roe has lived for many
years in this section; and, during
that time, has become one of its most
widely known and highly esteemed
citizens. The following report of the
accident, which may yet result in his
death, is taken from the Tampa
Times of Monday:
Suffering from injuries which may
prove fatal, A. f. Roe, is in the
Gordon Keller hospital, victim of
an automobile collision at the cor
ner of Henderson avenue and JEFF
ferson street Sunday morning, when
a car driven by young boy, Edward
Coates, collided with the auto turned
the lighter machine over, almost tot
ally demolishing it.
THE injured man was rushed to
the hospital suffering bruises and cuts
about the head, but his condition in
dicated other injuries Of the internal
organs, and that he was more severe
ly hurt than was first thought devel-
oped Monday mornin% when internal
bleeding caused him TO weaken per-
ceptibly, Physicians at the hospital
are doing all they can TO relieve the
badly wounded man. but he is severe
ly hurt and may not survive.
police Officer Haley was sent to
the scene of the accident, and follow
ing removal Of Mr. Roe in the ambu-
lance of f. r. Blount Co, secured the
names of the principals and witnesses
in the case. Three men were In Mr.
Roe's car, but they were not hurt
although they could not explain tC
what good fortune they owed theil
: escape from injury, as they said tha
= the collision was terrific.
THE lad who was driving the ca
is a son of Edward Coates of th'
Coates Plumbing Supply Co. Th'
y case was called in municipal cour
y, Monday morning, but owing to th'
boy being but IA years Of age, he wa
transferred to the juvenile court OF
: commitment issued by Judg
Worth"
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06
Imp,nying Arcadia Road

4 great improvement is being made
in the Arcadia road by the commits
sioners under the direction OF Road
Superintendent Griggs. The holes
have been filled with shell, consid-
cradle distance beyond the Clarence
Brown place, which has resulted IN
improving the road 100 percent I'M
mediately, and will result in still
greater improvement when the road
is gone over again and the remaining
holes filed again Present indica-
tions are that within few months
Charlotte county's portion Of the Ar
cadia road will be one of the best
pieces of road in this part OF the
state, as it is planned to rebuild it
with shell and work to this end Is
progressing at a satisfactory rate.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06

At the regular meeting of the
City Commission Tuesday night,
Chief of Police Caldwell was in
structed to keep a close watch
on loafers and Others who are
seen abont town who appear TO
have no visible means of sup
port, and if they cannot eX-
plain their business here and
give u satisfactory account of
themselves, to treat Q M
rough" although that is not the
term used when the instruction
was given.
II has been brought to the
attention of the commission
that there are now in the city
a relatively large number OF
men and boys who seem to have
no means of support and make
no effort to secure employment,
some of them, to the certain
knowledge of the chief of po-
lice, having refused work when
it was offered them. This,
coupled with the fact that the
State Bank and the Hotel Punta
Gorda were entered f g W
nights ago, resulted in chief of
police being instructed TO use
more than usual diligence in
observing the movements of
these characters and in ridding
the town of those who cannot
give an account of themselves.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06
TORRENTIAL RAINS
INuNDATE 'GLADES
Vast Stretches of Land WatersOaked; ;
Lake OkeechObee is High
est i'm Years

Torrential rains in South Florida
have converted vast stretches of the
Everglades into solid sheets of water,
raised the level of Lake Okeechobee
several feet, brought rivers and
creeks out of their banks, and have
caused floods of almost unprecendent-
ed magnitude in the valley of the
upper Caloosahatchee river. according
to a story published IN the Tampa
Tribune a few days ago, and accord
ing to reports brought here from Lee
county and other sections.
So serious have been the floods in
the eastern part of Lee county, accord
ing to these reports, that grove own
ers, farmers and stock raisers in the
LaBelle section, about thirty-five miles
east of Fort Myers and on the upper
CaloOsahatchee, have petitioned Rep
resentative Herbert j. Drane, TO take
the matter up with the chief of en-
gineers of the War Department, with
the request that immediate action be
taken to relieve the serious condition
alleged to exist. The Florida mem
ber of Congress has referred the mat
ter to the Jacksonville Office of the
engineers department for investiga-
ton. requesting that telegraphic re-
plies be made TO his request for in
formation
Miami dispatches yesterday stated
that almost unpTecedentedly heavy
rains. with high tides. have caused
higher water in the Everglades than
has been known since the Miami ca
nal was cut in 1922. Water has
overhowed streets, yards, public and
private grounds and large stretches
of country in and near Miami.
Reports brought to Tampa by resi-
dents of Fort Myers and Lee county
are - the effect that vast reaches
of the Everglades in the southwestern
mart of the county are under watel
from one foot to four or five fee
deem. The Seminole Indian reserva
tion in southeastern Lee county Il
said to be under water for PRACTICAL!
its entire extent of nearly 100000
acres.
The reports state, however, tha
the rich trucking sections between
Fort Myers and the Gulf are not in
undated. though heavy rains haV
fallen there two or three times dali,
for the past two or three weeks. Tn
excessive rains, it was stated, Will
delaying the planting of truck gar
dens and farms, has actually bene
fitted the land by washing it free o
the salt that was left in the SOL
This also is said to be true OF Tn
islands, which were swept by the Gul
waters during that storm, with tn
result of Sailing" the soil to an e>
tent that at the time was thought t
have put an end to trucking on TN
islands for several years.
Lee county residents visiting l
Tampa state that the high water l
the Everglades has caused the dc
struction of immense quantities
game such as deer. bear, wild tul
KEYS. quail. etc. Even many OF tn
bammocks where the game take re-
uge in times of food, it was stated
have been inundated by the almo'
constant deluge Of rain in recel
weeks
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06
LOAFERS WILL Be REQUIRED TO GO
TO WORK, GO TO JAIL OR MOVE ON
Chief Of Police Directed Keep Close Watch for Sus
picious Characters; Begin Enforcement OF
Nne-o' Clock Curfew Law

Chief of Police Caldwell call
ed attention to the need for
regulating t h e hours when
children 16 and under might
be on the streets after night.
He was directed to Immediately
begin the enforcement of the
curfew law, which requires that
children 16 or under must not
be on the streets after nine
o'clock at night unless accom-
panied by their parents or
guardians. Accordingly, b
chief informed all of the young
er generation possible the next
day that the whistle would blow
at nine Wednesday night and at
, the same time other nights.
and that would be the signal
for them to go home.
When the whistle blew We'd
nesday night it seemed that
there was none who did not
know what it was blowing for,
for instantaneously there was a
sound of many roller skates in
high gear and a few minutes
Later none of those to whom the
law applied could be seen about
the streets. The promptness
with which the signal was obey
ed was a rather remarkable
evidence of respect which was
appreciated by the chief of po-
lice and city officials.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06
Making Rig HaulS

The run-boats coming up from the
fishing grounds, Saturday afternoon,
brought in 100, 900 pounds Of various
kinds of fish, which were immediate
ly packed in ice and went north by
fast freight Most of the fish were
mullet of fine size, but, amongst the
rest, there were channel bass as big
as a fat mans thigh. Nearly all of
the four-pound mullet had escaped
into the Okeechobee, where they were
caught by the catfish fishermen, ac-
curding to the liars writing up the
industry Of the big lake. previous
catch here last week amounted 10
114.OOO pounds. of which 1000
pounds were Spanish mackerel.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06

in particular, has been revealed by
the survey recently of the banks Of
the county. These institutions, TWEEN
ty-one in number. show resources of
$S,5l0,4S1.95, an average of approx
imately $4,000 for every man, wom-
an and child in Polk county.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06

About January / the Cooperative
Fruit Co., recently formed by G. l..
Tillman and e. C. Stuart will begin
planting the 200 acres or more they
cleared this summer south OF Twin
Lakes about a mile from Lake Wales.
The work will be in charge of Major
u. NJ. Tillman who will move here
from Winter Haven.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06

ing erected here. Amongst these,
the framework of Mrs. Yeager's fine
two-story residence on Marian ave
nue. is up and the siding is being put
on and the framework of Henry
Quednau's big filling station on Tay-
lor street is being raised.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06

A nursery in which to propagate
the palms which will be used with
which to give Barlow that tropical
appearance, which is expected by Wis
itors to Florida and which is always
a delight to the eye, is being estab-
lished by the city Of Barlow, on a
plot of ground connected with the
city fire department buildings.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06

acted as a sort of peacemaker, was
also charged with assault and battery
on Mr. Knight, but it is understood
that the charge has been or will be
dismissed.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06

The hoactzin is a bird with four
feet which was discovered along the
Amazon River in South America.
Two of its feet serve as hands and.
the young birds are able to climb
about with remarkable agility.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06

Congress appropriated $1,OOO,OOO
TO pay the expenses of participation
by the United states in the Brazilian
centennial celebration and exposition,
which opened in Rio de Janerio on
September 7, 1922, and will close
March 81, 1928.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06
hree RainlesS Days

Three days of rainless weather
since Monday have enabled csrpen-
ters to make considerable progress on
the several buildings which are be-
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06

The growing prosperity of Polk
county in general, and Winter Haven
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06
The Herald

Is the Oldest newspaper
published on the lower
southwest coast and the
only one in Charlotte
county.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-10-06
Punta GOrda

Is the county seat of
Charlotte county. Popu-
lation of town, 1920 CEN
sus, l 1,295. Increase for
10 years % percent.
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Ninguna Mujer Debe\
Estar Sin Mu-col
SU HYGIENE PERSONAL
LO DEMANDA

Durante muchos aflos, el MU-COL ha
sido recetado por Doctores en- todo el
mundo civilizado, para las enfermedades
peculiares del sexo femenino, sin necesidad
de recurrir a medicinas internas, que pue-
den afectar otros o4ganos y hacer meior
daflo que provecho. -
81 todas las muieres pudiesen enterarse
de 10 verdaderamente maravilloso que eS
este polvo antiseptieo, no-venenoso, esta
generaci6n Y las venideras, Sc verfan ex-
silencio por falta deun tratamiento que de
verdaderos resulta6os, tai como MU-COL.
Experimental I'd, unos cuantos trata-
mientos en- su propia casa, haTan desapa-
recer los Auios, irritaci6n y dolores.
La naturaleza da alguna ayuda pero
necesita ssistencia, d6sela con MU-COL.
De venta en- todas las boticas acredita-
das. .
Buffalo. N Y, E. u. A.
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HOTEL PALACE

Plan Europeo. Capacidad papa $50
pasejeros.
Ell hotel ideal para hombres de ne
gocios turistas de experiencia,
Habitaci6n con baflo para / per-
soma, desde $1.5O.
Rabitaci6n con hano para 2 per-
sonas, desde $500. 80
Restaurant la Carta. Precios
m0dicos.
CUANDO VISITE SAN JUAN
HAGA DEL PALACE SU RESI-
DENCIA.
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|Notas escolares de Juncos

que ell pueblo enthusiasts de Juntos lie
ba de brindar todas sus simpatias
REPoRTERo EsccLAR.
LA ExHIBICIoN AGRICoLA DE
YABUCOA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-21

Tarde volcanica. Temperature calci-
liante. Un oriente enojoso. Eilo todo
predisponia al ORGANISING humane sen
tirse enfermo. Este quej&base de los
r;fones. Este otro de neuralgia. Ese
Ctro de reuma. Aquel otro de 6olor de
caEeza. Es que sobre nosotros cerniase
una tempestad, que horas despues ha-
Lria de est2llar en- violenta nuvia pre-
c.pitada por ell crudo cierzo del norte.
Mas no bast6 clio todo para persua-
dirnos no reali=ar nuestra excursion
Yabucoa con Ell preconcebilo pron6s
tico de asistir a la Sluy ar-nciada ex
hibici6n agricoEa que abria srs gene
rosas puertas todas las personals de
tuen deseo, ell sabado 1s de los cursan-
tes.
Ell c6modo rodante "Arzuaga" nos
brinda su pr6digo seno y no nos detu-
vimos en- pequeneces impropias de gen
te tempIada en- Ell fragor de las tenn
restades modernas. Las robustaS pesa
deras de los Porrata Doria, de los Re-
yes, los Davita y los Buitrago. y las
enjutas nuestras, no menos propensas
g Ia c6moda incomodidad de !1s nue.
les asientes del rapido carruaje, arro-
Ilanaronse orgullosas, dispuestas verif
car los CONSEQUENCES eQuilibrios q.traer
sGele Ell veloz correr por carreteras
de asperos lofios.
La dulce brisa generada per cl rom
rimiento de las superfciales capaz de
are como toni6cante 1enitivo cpsraba
en- nuestros organismos, y medida que
avanzabamos, ssntiamonos radivivos,
cor ID lozania caracteristica dc la edad
preciosa del adolescente.
va medida que acercabamonos a
Yahucoa a d1sfrutar empezamos de un4
temperature deliciosa, subyugante pa
ra los temperamentos neryiosos y SAN
guLneos. Dejamos luego ID serpenteante
Carr ct :ra de la sccidenta0a legl6n y
peletramos en- los dilatadoss llanos que
u perderse van los recios pies de IL
cordillcra del Santa Elena, guardian
coloso de su reina y seflora, Ia cuna
del brillante escritor Jose L. Berries,
venerable fgura digna de respetc ad
miraci6n.
A la entrada de nuestra visitada ciu
cad levantase arrogante Ell ingenio
Central Mercedita'' lanzando a los
aires espesos espirales de plomizo hui
mo signifcadvos de la vida que ac-
tualrnente ALI Sc mueve. aunuue ssaz
pesarosa por las anormales circunstan-
cias, per que atraviesa nuestra princi-
pal fuente de riQue2a: Ia nelosa gra-
minea.
Entramos. Alglin movimiento Sc no
ia en- las Gales. Seguimos en- direction
al rlantel - ensenanca, el que Sc
destaca algunas deceaas de metros
fuera de la zona urbana. Nos agrada
su situaci6n del transito callejero.
FL pabell6n estrellado ondulaba be-
llo sobre Ell prontispicio canejero.
la1yesco. To6o presagiaba que algo
b1eno habriamos de admirar por 10 en-
gaianado del cdifcio por ell movimien
to que en- sus entrahas observabase.
No fuimos sorprendidos por ell engaiio.
La mas viva realidad nos sali6 al en-
crentro.
La exhibici6n cra esplen3fda. Les
frutos regiorSles habianse ALI dado
amorosa cita. Cocos gigantcs. Cadas
cesafadoras. Yautias provocadcras Re
pollos torturadores del apetito Incitan-
tes nimientos. Tornisimas lechugas. Su
culeIltos tomates. Variados y mas va
(continua EN- la pag 6a)
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La ciencia dental ha adoptado
nuevas leyes para el aseo de la
dentadura. Aquellos que las
cumplan tendran sus dientes mas
limpios y mas sanos.
Millones de personals emplean
estos nuevos metodos, en- gran
parte debido al conseJo de los
deTtistas. AEiora sc ofrece gra-
tbs esta prueba de diez d:as para
demostrar en- todos los hogares
los resultados.
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Destruir la pelicula

La primera ley ordcna la des-.
truccion de la pelicula--ese tejido
yiscoso que I'd. sicnte sobre sus
dientes. Els la que opacs los
dientes y produce la mayorfa de
las Intermediates de Ia denta-
Gura?
La peIicula Sc adhere los
dientes, penetra a los intersticios
y ALI sc fla. Los antiques meto-
dos de acepillarse no la destruyer.
Las Intermediates dentales pro-
ducidas per la pelicua son mu-
chas, y lel n1mero de personals
cue sc libran de elias .es surna-
lnente reducido.
La pelicula Sc mancha ha-
ciendo cue los dientes parezcan
ernpafiados. Es el origen del
sarro. Retiene las particulas de
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Gratis
una prueba de 10
dfas. Simplenente
envfe por correo
el cupon y observe
los deliciosos re-
sultados.

rir los dep6sitos amilaceos que
Sc adhieren. 8. Aumenta la al
calinidad de la saliva para neu-
tralizar los acidos de la boca que
producer la carries de la denta-
dura.
Asi es como Pepsodent des-
truye. dos substancias-la pelicula
y los depositos arnilaceos que
pueden causaales grandes males
a los dientes. Asi mismo neu-
traliza los acidos destructivos en-
Ia rnisma fotma que ernplea la
Naturaleza.
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Ha dado origen a una
era f1ueVa

Este nuevo metodo representa-
notables rnejoras sobre los rneto-
dos anticuados. En- realidad, los
netodos Antiques producfan
efectos completanente distintos.
Pepsodent ha introducido una
era rueva en- el aseo de la den
tadura y ahora Gisfrutan de ella
millones de personas.
Ahora lie recomendamos en-
carecidanente que Solicite un
tubito para 10 dias. Note que
lin,pios Sc sienten los dientes
despuss de usarlo. Observe la
ausencia de la pelicula pegajosa.
Yea como enblanquece la dem
tadura a Inedida que desaparece
la pei.cula. Sienta los otros
buenos efectos.
Entonces, decida por ST nisno
per 10 que yea y sienta. Hagalo
por su propio bienestar. Recorte
el cupon ahora n1ismo.
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Hable IngVes en- Is Minutes

por dfa en- sn casa. SFarantigamoa por 90
crlto que Od podrk hablRr lAer eacribiT
ingles con nuestro nrevo fGciI metcdO
sorprendentes resultsdos en- muy ooco tiasH
20. Mkndenos su nombrs irAcci6n con
dies eentavos. para enviarle interesanto in
'OFmaei6n
TEE UNIVERSAL INgTTTUTn,
SIS W. los 50. (DsDt. 77l. Rev York
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Otras tres leycs

FL regimen moderro, COM
puesto en- su mayor parte dc ali
mentos arnil5ceos, tarnbiGn re-
quiere otros Ynedics de- Ia Ma
turaieza. Asf es como cads apli-
caci0n de Pepsodcnt produce
tres resultados favorable0.
1. Aumenta Ia secretion sa,i-
var. 2. Aumenta ell digestive del
alrnidon en- IA saliva para dige-