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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-12
Interesting Find.

Two local Ilolanders exploring n
hole eight feet in circumference and
700 feet deep in an open field recently
found network of passages contain
ing vast numbers of mlrinmifed re-
mains ot animals and birds in an ex-
iraordinary state of preservation, re-.
ports dispatch from johannesburg,
South Africa.
The passages discovered were OF
many sizes and some of the assures
are estimated To he 500 feet high.
biologists here are unable to offer
amy conjecture MS to the origin of the
specimens found.
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Merciless
Neuritis

lmps uf lladrS armed, vi II rcd.hot
vi ehiolls could scarcely hflict more
ruel. agoni.irg torture than that rn-
lu"ed Nv m1nN sufferers from ueuritis
The sharp, s,ahbng paths caused u!
lhis disease are usually conferred about
he shoulder. neck forearm. small @
he back on along the thigh aud leg
It the region ot the scjatic nerve
some imcs they moyo from one part
to another. scuding out lightning 1abs
wiarh produce untold miScry.
II YOU witrt prompt relief amply
Tysmul over Tic part that hurts and
he pain should disappear.
1Vsmol iS abs rhcd through the pores
pf the skin and has soothing. heal.
ing effect upon tho lnflamcd discussed
nerves Contains no dope" Guaran-
eed harmless. Price 81 at Gokays
Pharmacy. and leading druggists ev.
erf'whcrc. Tvsmol Company. Mfg.
Chemists. TOO Suffer St. San Francisco.
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Elrd Blessed by the Savior.

A medieval legend is Tint the cross
Dill, bird Of the family Of hnches,
whose bill Is peculiarly formed en-
aiding II to extract substances deeply
imbedded worked ~ The thorns Of
Chrlsts crown, seeking 10 extract
them and its plum0gp became stained
with blood For this act OF mercy
il was blessed by the dying Savior.
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How long have you been here?'
she asked him.
Twelve years. came the reply.
After a few more questions as TO
his treatment there, she passed on.
Turning TO ask question Of her
guide, she noticed smile on his face,
and on asking him the reason she
was informed TINT the man she had
questioned was no less person than
the medical superintendent
At once she rushed back to apollo
gize.
Il am so sorry, DOCTOR" she said
this has laugh me lesson
.nd~" Nv appearances agai
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in the various
lunatic asylums.
On one occasion,
during n visit 10
one OF them, she
evinced great in.
tcrest in an ell
DERBY man whom
She saw strolling
a b o ut I h e
grounds.
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Annthsr sneed Reoord.

By running 100 yards in II 40 sec.
onds recently Miss Elizabeth Lines
~ London. England, established new
record FOR women runners.
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Hurry Mother. A taaspoonlul OF
l"Callforna Fig syrup now will thor.
oughly clean the little bowels and in
few hours you have q we'll playful
child again. Even cross, feyerish.
constpated child loves its "fruity
taste, and mothers can rest easy be-
cause il never fails to work all the
sour bile and poisons right out OF the
stomach and bowels without gripping
or upsetting the child.
Tell your druggist you want only
the genuine california Fig Syrup
which has directions for babies and
children Of all ages printed on bottle.
Mother, you must say California .
Refuse any Observation-Disclosures,
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IT DOES.

Three moves are as bad a.
Ere"
And one visi; OF the paper hang
crs beats a cyclone"
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DIDN'T HELP MATTERS MUCH
Possibly Physician Would Have Been
Better Satisfied II the Lady
Had Not Apologized.


A certain woman. famous for her
philanthropy. used To take an interest
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FOR sALE-Second- hand toys in
rood condition. hobby horse. No.
kiddy kar. black board. ice skates also
brand new pair ball bearing, extension
roller skates. Maurice Hasweli, ben.
nington Flats. lSts'
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WANTED Agents sell latest APP
proved cooking utensil. The Squire
Proilct sells at sight. Convenient TO
carry and show, 800 profit weekly
easy for live agents. Get full details
from Squire Broilet Distributors. $50
Fifth Ave. y. Y lStl'
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WANTED--First class sash maker
also all aroupd machine man. for wood
working mill connected with lumber
yard. Write I q. Box 1885, Pittstiold
Mass lst
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-12

WANTED sewing. Childrens
garments r specially. VIII call for
and deliver same Address Al. Box
40 buming o.. lsts
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Dan eli oeannon THOMAS Me CHAN
lydia Thorne ..... Leatriec Joy
Evans. her maid .....L WV on
Gov. Stephen Alice John NJ tern
Judge Romans 49,. George Fawcctt
Mrs. Drummond .,... Julia Faye
AIDE inc Bennett Sfythe Chapman
Crummond. 2 POI ctman
Jack Mower
Eleanor Bell nston.
Dorothy Cumming
eosby Dorse. ,. casson Ferguson
picky Evans j 1901. Mickey Moore
Butler ........... jars Nell
Prison Masron .. Sylvia Aston
e':'vo .. RAYMOND baton
Prisoners Mstsl Nsnburc1, stheI
Walf Dale Fuacr;
Wiley ...... E:,warl Maftlndcl
roctor ...... Charles oe'e
Music an ........,.. Svy Oliver
Miss Santa Cl-Ys s,snnor Dav
w tnc,a .... Lueien I tt',f cid
The Strangest Story - The
Greatest Cast - The Most
Lavishly Beautiful Production
DeMille Has Ever Produced
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TOO L,rE TO CLASSIFY

TO RENT Two furnished front
rooms suitable for light Housekeeping
MIS- Jesse l.. DIN 1910
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FOR SALE,-New mich COW With
calf by side. l.. Kenneth Has%eIi
Bennington Flats. lots
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no New Thing.
There il M new tl'ng under the
sun, -.Ecclc,astes .
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-12

FOR Shakespeare Christmas Trees
ANY size desired. order from Edward
Baker or call 223-M. lst2'
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FOR SALE Horse, wagon. harness,
sleighs, hay, incubator and brooder.
Il. +. lIouran, VA East Main 81, 4 el:
s3lj blu
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FOR SALE-Two tenement house
excellent location on Main street, Mod
ern improvements which includes hot
water. heating system. At price
men would pay about 10 per cent on
investment. W. $. Boynton. Telephone
6T1-M .e. 1916
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-12

FOR SALE-About tons Of hay IN
barn or delivered W. Fonda. Tel:
i7G-il.4 INa 1915
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-12

Ft)R SALI;-Chevrolct touring car
just been overhanled. Price right Tor
duick sale Has bought, closed car,
reasongafor selling. W, Fonda. Tel;
lI6-ll. lotc
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FOX SALE Big sale OF new $500
shoes for 81 80 and $3.n0. also all kinds
Of second hand furniture for second
and third hand prices. " " English
Cor. of North and Pleasant ST. lst6'
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

wan. advertiser n the Lad
er must be ia the office by tNeive
o'ciocq Y classification is desired.
Classified ads are cash. except
where parties have regular acco nts
a. the Leader office. The Leader
collectors have experienced 90 much
trouble in locating many parties
who have m 70 wants thar Il
is necessary 20 invoke the oash-in-
advancs syStsm, excep. where reg
u'ar accounts ere maintained
Memoranda of what Il wanted or
for sale" etc. may Be left AZ The
Leader business office aud same
viii Be converted into form ads.
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INTERNATIONAL CON
psNv rAKGs ovrR
GERMAN sHipYARos

nantia. Nov IL The great ship
hullasns -ofA. and railway sarfa "a
pansr isrmerf beianrlnE g ~
csrmsn government have been
turned over 70 an inisrnsiienai
esmpsny under . fry yssrs ooa
efssion
hi. was ne erpsdieas aeie min
81 upon hy tn Englah French 'na
itsnan commission appointed - tne
Council ~ Alhsu-adors in rara io
.s,tis the cantsnfon hewe,n tho
gove eument - Poland and ,he
municipality ~ nantt a. q eho
should have lttss worts thirty
percent u the shsn,s ~ b. in.
tfrnatonfi company hts been aiken
hy ne Cravsns cnmpsnf n fnF
land thirty psrc ~ b. tho soei-
te RaslFnolies = France. tud the
remaining forty plr cent kY 4 group
~ Dsnar and waraa~ fhnA The
board CONSISTS of three rnrh
men fhree frenchmen. tpo Polish
and two o'iiuns ~ nantlf
The first business q ne nfR
company Will b. To- aaaembhns o'
1000 freight oin reenry .maort.
"a BY peinnd from Arena
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CLASSIFIED WANTS


ron RENT over caf.isrla cfe.
GERS store fpem, fafniihsd of
antafalshsd iueals % asirs
mM ~ Oklahoma
TO Int Fsur rsom moasfn est,sss
Ella y P-rilas rAsn. 81 Or ean
a. p'uofnes Prank Otmth
FpR CASH RENT Rsht rarly. %
aer. tract roem hon.s barn.
.l0ss n rhens i4ss A Johss
FoN RENT RON modern aud >
rs0m medsrn hous'. hns aide
Also ,wo tns hone. on N~ss klh
A n Armstrong Phone sss
FOR RyNT-s. q s room houses
cAn at n NJ Adams office. over
! white. isvslry store Phone .Is
R0R RENT~Fly. room modern
house furnished inqulrs . ia
W. Ioean Price reasonable
roR RENT room modern hou,.
close IN. ear rd. immediate
possession Phon. is7.J sh,r {
lp. N.
FOR RENT-S room apartment,
modern. also s.ras' rhop, ist
sis 9 nv
Losr-FouNo
/ sTIlAYED MONDAY. pair OF year
cd mouse colorsd mules with
haiters. Notify = ~ moore n
Guthrie.
JOsT--A wsshsiand drawer. sat.
urdav On 10Th Street. be'wssh
walnut and Mansur Return - 22o
South second ssrte. and ggt reward
LOST t.ring of pcsn beads
Thursday between Lnil store aud
nc Norh Ash. Phone 500 RE-
ward.
LOST Saturday night On Harrison
avenue. near Illghsnd Theasre .
Cameo bresst pin return q Leader
office or Drive r Pattfn 1917 W
Noble Reward
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INTERESTING WORK BEING
ACCOMPLISHED IN ONE
ROOM RURAL SCHOOL IN
LOGAN COUNTY
Continued from Pare -

Nhtlha~o rom rage ~
sent. a few # each kind. TO all
Of the grades by the larger
school book Publishing houses
This school held 4 carnival n
llallowe ~ timc with interesting
booths which were run hv the
pupils Two interesting booth.
were a Trip 10 Japan" and a
Trip 70 Paradise " The room wa.
filled with beautifully selected
autumn leaves The end of the
evening cam. with m. crowning
Of one Of the school girls chosen
ss their Harvest Queen. She
was senied on regal ihron. Of
sumae leaves and autumn flowers
and pupils dressed a. followers
Of different occupations and A.
al classes Of the human family.
paid her tribute BY bringing her
gifts Of the fields and forests
This teacher will have : meet
ing a fhe patrons this month
that they may learn Of othsr
ways to confinne the small be-
ginning in Progressive Helps "
She will give them useful bal.
leiins that they may carry into
their homes
The teacher and pupil. are
now engaged in collecting Bird
Material, " and those who have
anything 10 offer mas send il to
Box 80. Route Z. Guthrie. Okla.
Plans on bird houses. kinds of
trees in whish birds live, or
habits and habitats. etc. will be
gladly and gratefully received.
The school sand table should |
also be mentioned as II has been
Of such help and interest 70 the
pupils in making aud studying
tilling Of fields topography. In
dian villages, etc.
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Junior Demonstration lHh
work IS planned in connection
with fhc adiacsm baf a.
eslled Pheasant Grove
Thr teacher s. yery grateful tN
ne pairms II ihn district ihat
TIE ydo uoi keen their hiIafen
sur ~ school e. work 10 hr i1lds
Tins Is mlN 3 common ene roam
school hui one that IS fllea with
busy pupils who viii receive
much good through i.fartIne to
% 3, Doing aai worknN In
the extensive research ior ma
terials and aids made ~ their
teacher. Miss Marin Nolin
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BANKRUPT SALE

The s'ocf fifiur0f- o = an1 A.
count. n q y coan nanm
viii be- acld hy tha undersigned ai
2 O'Clock r. NJ November x0h.
if22 a. pntic anclirn for cash. a.
~ Eas, Harrison a, Conner sheet
Mctal Company. fuhisct 20 o0ntr-
nation hy tke Rtferee
GEORGE r sprrR
Trustee in nankfup'cr
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EIr

In the event ~ delivery being I'm
perfect. or paps4 being rolled. twist
ID or mutllsted. subscribers are
urged to make immediate complaint
70 The business office IN person. BY
telephone or mail
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TO Int feuf rsom measfn ssi'sGe
sis y Perkins rAen. tTf Or esn
At p'sioffes Prank 0Fmnh
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d NNNME ENENN sss
~ TniNos WI WOULD RArruaE
" LIKE TO KNOW n
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TX SAI-t-.uIld mAh0gzny dining
r3cm furniture. sri2 Wilton Rug
practically nes: electric washny
machine: kitchen cabinet: aiso
house for sale or rent Roy =.
Por.er 1901 W. Cleveland. Phone
SIS or Kss.
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PERSONAL


WILL TRADE--A span e good
rnarss and c5w for vacsnt los.
car or sqahy IN small properly.
Roy Knet.znd- Phone ls7.
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FARMS. FARMS. FARNs-we al
eel them . foa, trade them 10 o.
for yoa. ana y ued be Ttt i1'-
rfAl farm iosn a. fsasoaatlk rate
ef inieress .of you fhs GA'fne'
Company. rs Is . otls. Ave
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

SUB URBAN rgoPEgrY-For so
cr trade phass gii The CAT.
izsy Go.
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ATTORNEY

II. MI. Adams. Practice in all
courts. Office over White s
jewelry store. Phone 4ii
Evening star., 1922-11-27
We Offer
One Tube Free to
Every Home

Simply mail the coupon Il
win bring you Q To-Day Tube Of
Pepsodeut to try.
For your sake and your fam
ily's sake, make this delightful
test. Show them the quick re-
suits. It will mean In yeur home
4 new era in teeth cleaning.
Evening star., 1922-11-27
SUIT FOR $4,000
LOVE BALM PUSHED
Representative Floods Wife,
Sister of Mrs. Humes,
Continues Testimony.

Tho trial Of the $500. 900 heart-balm
suit Of Lieut. Lorimer c. Graham.
United States Navy, against Augustus
L. Humes. wealthy attorney Of New
York, entered its third week today.
Mrs. Anna Portner Flood. widow Of
Henry D. Flood. representative in
Congress from Virginia and sister of
Mrs. Humes, continued her testimony.
which had been interrupted by the
adjournment Of court last Thursday.
At the request Of Graham. the wit
ness said. in response to an inquiry
by Attorney Rudolph H. Yeatman.
Wilton J. Lambert and w. e. Leahy in
the defense. that she had sent tele-
gram to her sister Elsa (Mrs. Humes.
then Mrs. Graham) at Reno. Decem-
Der 10, 1918. The telegram read:
'Lorimer wishes to see you. Wire
IL he may come"
Shown to Graham.
She declared she was shown a copy
of the wire by Graham the next
jury he did not see the telegram un-
I'll January. 1919. after the divorce
had been granted to his wife. He
told her he got it at the telegraph
ohice. witness stated.
Mrs. Flood told Of a conversation
with Lieut.. Graham after the latter's
return from Reno. He told Of his eff
forts to see his wife and said he had
been denied admittance by maid.
Letter to Flood.
A letter written to Representative
Flood by Graham on stationery OF the
RitE-Carlton Hotel of New York was
introduced. The letter expressed ap;,
probation Of tho help Of Mr.. Flood
extended to Graham. and questioned
the propriety Of sending 2 check to
vestisating what he had done" The
letter was dater January 8. 1919. a
few days after the divorce decree.
Another telegram was shown the
jury from Jeffries. who had appeared
for Graham in the divorce proceeding.
1t read: Wire received. Appeared as
directed. Decree granted. My fee.
$780," The wire was in answer to one
sent by Graham directing the lawyer
to appear for him. and advising that
the divorce decree contain a provision
for him to visit the children. IT was
testified.
Evening star., 1922-11-27
MIDWEST STATES
ROCKED BY QUAKE
Tremors Felt In Kentucky,
Indiana, Illinois and
Missouri.
By tho Assoeia ted Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. November 81
Considerable property damage was
caused by earth tremors Of moderate
intensity in Eastern Missouri. South
ern Illinois, Western Indiana and
Kentucky last night.
to reports reaching here to-
day.
The tremors shook buildings and
homes. toppled chimneys from resi-
denees. broke windows. knocked
from shelves and fright
ened residents in parts OF four states,
the report said.
Evansville. Ind, and Mattoon. East
st. Louis. Benton. Clinton and Edo
western part Of kentucky reported
The tremors also were noticeable in
st. Louis. Attendants at the seismo-
graphic observatory at st. Louis Uni
versity declared the tremors were
recorded as centerine southeast Of this
city and lasted ten minutes.
Dishes Rattle ON Shelves.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November 27.-
Slight tremors Of the earth. continuing
for more than a minute. were felt in
the western and eastern portions of the
city last night At s:a5 o'clock. In
some sections, according to reports,
the tremors were Of sufficient intensity
to rattle dishes upon shelves.
NEW oUAKEs IN CHILE.
Evening star., 1922-11-27

residents were panic- stricken, but SO
far as known there were not casual
ties. Tho shock was repeated forty
hve minutes later, with no less inten-
sity. The first shock lasted two min
utes; the second one minute.
Advices from Huasco. timed 9:46
q. m. reported the sea coming in over
the lowlands slowly. but later advices
reported that 1t had subsided to nor
NAL level.
At Copiapo. which suffered severely
In the previous earthquake, two
strong shocks were felt today be-
tween 8 ane 10 o'clock. The seismo-
graph at the Lyceum registered an
earthquake of seventh decree inten-
sity. A few walls fell.
La Serena, Canela, Vicuna, Mincha,
Ovalle and Patria were all in the line
OF the tremors, but no great damage
was done. At Elqui, in the province
|of Coquimbo. the shock, which occur
red At 1856. was severe. Among
other places the telegraph office was
wrecked. At 'Diaguitas the parish
church and telegraph office were much
damaged
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla, Eovem-
Der characterization late last night had
failed to reveal the source of dis
turbance which shook many houses here
yesterday morning. The tremor lasted
about twenty seconds and was faIr
by guests Of the upper stories of a
local hotel. People rusned from their
Evening star., 1922-11-27
TEACHERS WILL MEET.
National Instructors in English to
Hold Three-Day Conference.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. November
27-The twelfth annual convention
of the National Council of Teachers
Of English will open three-day
session here next Thursday. Reser-
vations have been made for a large
number of educators from all sections
of the country. Heretofore all con-
ventions have been held in Chicago.
Sectional meetings will be feature
of the gathering, questions pertain
ing to high schools. colleges and
Junior high schools being discussed.
The officers of the council are
Charles r. CASTOR. New York city.
president; Mary Earsra.es, Madison.
Calf. vice presiden'" -
Hatfield, Chicago. secretary-treasurer.
Evening star., 1922-11-27
Starch and acids too

Pepsodent also multiplies the starch
digestant in the saliva. That is there to
digest starch deposits on teeth which may
otherwise ferment and form acids.
It muldplies the alkalinity of the saliva.
That is there to neutralize mouth acids,
the cause Of tooth decay.
old-time tooth pastes. based On soap
and chalk, reduced these tooth protecting
agents. Pepsodent, with every use, gives
them manifold effect Il also polishes teeth
20 film less easily adheres. Those are
Evening star., 1922-11-27
Residents Panic-Stricken-No Cas-
ualties Reported.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO. Chile. November 81
Another series Of earth tremors has
shaken a considerable area along the
Chilean coast, covering largely the
zone which suffered most from the
earthquake of two weeks ago.
A strong shock was felt here at
$50 yesterday morning. 1t lasted
about a minute, but did no damage.
National telegraph advices report a
shock At $3.50 at ValIenar. which as
sumed the intensity OF Q quake, the
walls Of several houses falling. The
Evening star., 1922-11-27

homes. and in general considerable
excitement was caused.
The belief was advanced in some
quarters that the shake may have
resulted from blasting operations at
the mouth of New river. several miles
away, where an inlet Is being cut,
while others think the town expert
enced an earth shock.
Evening star., 1922-11-27
Even the Orient
Now brushes teeth this new way

An the world over, millions Of women
are brushing teeth In 4 new way. Women
Of some FIFTY nations, almost from pole to
pole. Even veiled women, whose pretty
teeth don't show. Even women to whom
the tooth brush ID new.
Men and children too. All because q
new way has been found to whittier, cleaner.
safer teeth. And dentists everywhere are
urging Its adoption.
In this enlightened country, every home
should find out what this method means.
1t combats the film
This new method combats film on teeth
that viscous film you feel That 10 the
cause Of most tooth troubles and most
dingy teeth.
Film clings to teeth, enters crevices and
stays. No ordinary tooth paste effectively
combats It. Food stains, ETC., discolor it,
then it forms cloudy coats. Tartar is based
on film. That's why glistening teeth were
seen less often than today.
Film also holds food substance which
ferments and forms acids. 1t holds the
acids in contact with the teeth to cause
decay. Germs breed by millions IN it.
They, with tartar, arc the chief cause Of
pyosrhea
Thus, aigis& and day, those flm-eoats
tifsatensd tssth. Tooth troubles were
constantly increasing. Hardly ono person
In Fifty escaped.
Evening star., 1922-11-27
Now a new dental era

Now a new dental era
Dental science has now found two ways
to fight that film. One acts to curdle
film, one to remove II, without any harm
full securing.
Able authorities have proved these ways
efficient. Now, all the world over, careful
people are adopting them, largely by den
tai advice.
A new-type tooth paste has been Gre
ated, based on modern research. It brings
five effects now regarded essential It
avoids some old mistakes. Those two
great film combatants are embodied m h.
The name Of that tooth paste 10 Pepso-
dent.
That tooth paste 10 bringing q new dsn-
tai era, BY every day combating the great
enemies of teeth.
Evening star., 1922-11-27
Look In ono week

The way to know what Pepsodsnt dos
10 70 make this ten-day test. Look IN one
week, and Judge the benefits BY what you
see and feel. They are % pleasing. 20
apparent, that no one can doubt them.
Then look about you. Note how teeth
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