Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 240, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 February 1924 — Page 5

TUESDAY, FEB. 19,1924

gOCIAL Activities ENTERTAINMENTS •WEDDINGS BETROTHALS ISS SALLIE HAUEISEN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto, vania St., and John L. Eaglesfield, whom she is to marry Feb. 26. will be honor guests at a formal dinner tonight at the home of Miss Natalie Brush, daughter of Mrs,. John T. Brush, 1435 St. Covers /ill be laid for twelve. • • • Orchid and bluq. the bridal colors, were used in the decorations for a luncheon and miscellaneous shower, given today in honor of Miss Harriett Dithmer, bride-elect, by Mrs. Thomas Duckett, 2435 N. Pennsylvania St. Tapers decorated with cuplds carried cut the color scheme. Sweet peas in fuchsia shades were arranged in baskets on each table. Place cards in bridal desigfi marked covers for eighteen. During the afternoon the guests sewed.on gifts for the bride-elect. The guests: Miss Dithmer, Mestiames Henry L. Dithmer, Charles M. Wells. J„ P. Ragsdale, Charles Van Tassell, Tt. E. Stevenson, William R. Moore, Halford Johnson, John Raich, Jean C. Vollrath, Allan H. Greer. Howland EfJgene Simms, John Fuller, Earl Heassler and Misses Gertrude Dithmer, Florence Jeup, Rosemary Bosson, Mildred Morgan, Annabelle Trook and Mary Bear. Mrs. Luekett was assisted by her mother, Mrs. C. F. Duke, and Mrs. Robert Duke. • * * Covers were laid for twelve today for the Fortnightly Music Club luncheon at the home of Mrs. Clyde E. Titus, 726 Middle Dr., Woodruff Place. George and Martha Washington candlesticks. with red and white tapers, lighted the table, which was arranged on a red, white and blue cover. • Among the guests was Mrs. James P. Schrader of Calhoun, Ky.. who is the house guest of Mrs. Clinton Dasher. Mrs. George Taylor presided at a business meeting and discussion after the luncheon. * * * The Founders' Chapter of •American War Mothers will entertain at luncheon at the Kpink-Arms Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. I. C. Claire will preside. * * * Mrs. J. S. Jordan. 939 W. TwentyNinth St., was hostess today for a meeting of the Expression Club. She was assisted by.Mrft. Clarence Poole. Decorations were in keeping with George Washington's birthday. Mrs. Dloyd Ditten gave a reading of "Robert E. Lee,” by John Drinkwater. Mrs. O. M. Richardson sang a medley of old-fashioned songs by H. Wakefield Smith. Mrs. John *A. Sink and Mrs. Ned Clay played piano duets. ‘‘Comedietta” (Pierre* Renardt. and "Frolic of the Demons,” John Martin. The club sang patriotic songs. The program was followed by election of officers. * • * Mrs. Otis McCracken and Mrs.',!. Harold Wadsworth will entertain the * imbda Clii Friendship Circle Feb. '-fi at the home of Mrs. McCracken, 3057 College Ave., in honor of the new officers. Mrs. Edgar F. Stewart, president: Mrs. McCracken, vice president; Mrs. Wadsworth, secretary; Mrs. Robert Farren, treasurer; Mrs. Harry Kars, historian, and Mrs. Dale Cummins, corresponding secretary." * • • The auxiliary to the Thirty-Eighth Division of Indiana will meet at the home of Mrs. LeGrand Lawrence, 1516 N. Alabama St., for a "covered disfl”

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L UNUSUAL PEOPLE ! Freshie at 15, No Prodigy Hr ' •y*? * |iw ' PAULINE ALPER ONNECTICUT COLLEGE FOR WOMEN at New Haven boasts of the youngest student ever admitted to cpllege here and probably the youngest fresnman in any Eastern women’s college. She's Miss Pauline Alper of New Haven, who is 15. Rut Pauline insists she's not a Yrrodigy. Just a regular, bob-haired, browneved, freckle-faced girl. luncheon Wedncsdaj. The guests will play bunco in the afternoon. * i Mrs. Julius Huskier and daughter, Miss Marie, will return Wednesday f-j (heir home in Los Angeles, Cal., after a visit with Mrs. Kueckler’s lath* rr. Theodore Pertteus, 306 N. Gvington Ave - BIKE*; t Officers„elect* , .lie Entre Nous Club Monday night at the home of Miss Enid Hodson, 49 N. Tacoma Ave., are Miss Hodson. president; Miss Florece Lighthiser, vice president; Miss Mary Quillfen, social secretary; Miss Helen Clark, secretary, and Miss Ada Withers, treasurer. • * • Proceeds from a dinner-dance given at the Lincoln Monday night by St. Margaret's Hospital Guild will be used hr* buy braces for crippled children of the city and to furnish "extras” for

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j the children's ward at the city hospii tal. More than 400 covers were laid. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Claude T. Griffith. 1921 N. Delaware St., entertained Monday night with a dinner bridge in honor of the birthday of Mr. Griffith. Covers for twelve were marked by miniature birthday '-Takes, each lighted with one tiny candle. A large birthday cake formed the center decoration. Red tapers in crystal holders lighted the table. The guests: Mr. and Mrs M. H. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. R. Walter Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilbert George. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Long' and Mr. and Mrs. George .Tenner. * • * Members of the Purdue University Women’s Alumnae Association will be entertained Saturday afternoon at the home of Misses Lilian Gray Smith, Eva Wilson Smith. Nelly Colfax Smith and Ida Virginia Smith, 2122 N. New Jersey St. There will be music and readings. •* • * * Announcement is made of the wedding, of Miss Anne Marie Singer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Singer, 2615 Station St., and Ralph Lewis Flood, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Flood of Terre Haute. The ceremony took place Saturday at the home of the bride's parents, the Rev. A. Lindsay Sherry officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Flood left immediately for a wedding trip to Washington, D. C. Among the out-of-town guests attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. George S. Flood and Misses Georgia and Edith Flood of Terre Haute. Mrs. W. H. Pearce of Rushville arid Mrs. George S. Singer and Miss Iris Sherman of Cardington, O. * • • Miss Helen Luedeman, 1534 Aabury St., entertained Friday evening with a 500 party. The guests: Misses Jenny and Evelyn Glancy, Irene Olson, Glenna Miller, Mayme Clark and Frances Brockway, and George Clark, Roy Ottfe, James Fleenor, Edwin Luedeman, Earl Griffins, Homer Car- 1 ter and Thomas Brady. • • * Many reservations are being made for the Army and Navy danee Friday night at the Officers’ Club at Ft. Harrison. Clever features arc being planned by the following committee: Miss Mary Reynolds. Mrs. .1. 11. Hinwood and Mrs. Morris Fuller. Chairman,of the dance committee Is Morris Fuller, assisted by Capt, J. H. Hinwood. * • • The Federation of Patriotic Societies, allied to the Grand Army of the Republic, will meet Wednesday afternoon at the Severin. All presidents and delegates are asked to be present. • • * Sons of Veterans Auxiliary, No. 10, j will give a minstrel show Wednesday \ in the Community House, Udell and j Rader Sts. • • • The P. O. of A. Camp No. 3 will j give a card party Wednesday night ; in the G. A. R. Hall, 222 E. Maryland j St. • * • The Ladies Society of the B. of L. F. and E. will entertain with a card party Wednesday afternoon and ever ing in their hall, Shelby and English Ave. Mrs. J. P. Smith, Mrs. Minnie Thompson and Mrs. James Coleman will be hostesses. • • * Fidelity Review No. 140, Maceabee, will entertain at luncheon and cards in Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio St„ Wednesday. • • • The women of the South Side Turners will give a card party Wednesday afternoon in Turners’ hall, 238 Prospect St. Mrs. William Read, hostess, will he assisted by Mrs. Joseph Lawler and Mrs. Emma Christian. The Zeta. Mothers’ Club will meet Thursday at the chapter house, 227 S. Ritter Ave. Hostesses will be Mrs. W. H. Haywood and Mrs. C. W. Heuss. • * * Mrs. Michael Cooney, and Mrs. William Derbyshire will give a c\rd party at the home of Mrs. Derbyshire, 937 E. Tabor St., Thursday afternoon and eVening for the benefit of St. Catherine's Church. * * • The L. A. A. O. H. Division, No. 9, will entertain at cards Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall, Hamilton Ave. and E. Washington St.

Wrought Iron To clean your wrought iron lanterns or candelabra, rub with a woolen cloth moistened With kerosene or paraffin. Paint on Clothing To launder paint spotted overalls, boil them in water containing a tablespoonof turpentine for each gallon of Two-Crust Pie Before putting a two-crust pie in the oven, brush over the top of it either with milk or water so that the surface is wet..

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Your Health By DR. C. C. ROBINSON THE HEALTH LADDER Article 2 SOUR health, both of mind and body, is the one great- personal asset worth while. If you are as desirous of a gain in activity as you are in real capital and worldly goods, every effort to increase or at least help your physical and mental strength. This can he done in nearly all cases, if every person who considers life worth living is really anxious to make the effort. The best efforts of modern medical research have clearly demonstrated that many maladies, if nto the majority, from which a large part of the human race suffers is due to acute or chronic infection of the alimentary canal with poison-forming germs. The most sensible and natural course to pursue Is to do all in your power to avoid this condition. First of all, don't eat too much, lise from the table with an appetite and you will never sit down without one. Meat once a day Us enough for anyone. The bacteria in all meats is not destroyed* by ordinafy cooking. These germs frequently cause putrefaction and othef poison forming processes. Give your body a 'chance, don’t inoculate yourself with destroying disease just because you eat anything you want. Run your body on schedule. Don’t take food into your stomach tfriiile any part of a previous meal Is undigested. The liquid which you take or do not take into your body every daY p'ays a most important part for pood or bad. Two quarts of water should be your daily portion. A glassful on arising and one at retiring, the rest whenever you feel like It. The practice of deep breathing aids and develops the lungs, where the bleed Is purified. Good blood you must have; the rest is easy. Practice deep breathing as often as possible, soioe part of every hour that MT3 are awake. Always breathe through the nose. Remember that metabolism (growth nrd bodily repair) aro best carried out during restful sleep. Walking Is the best exercise, hut additional set-up drills of your own making can be used to advantage both morning and night.

GOOD MANNERS Meet Guest of Honor INHERE there is a guest of yiJ honor, like a wedding, oomingout, and so on, every guest sltmjlrl make it a poii*t to meet the guest of honor. It is extremely rude to have been invited to such an affair and then leave without having been introduced to the main attraction. Help Nature Fight Acidosis MUh of Magrtaiia now combined with Mineral Oil ta conquer indigestion and constipation Most oftra cat toomndh and exercise too little. Theresult is constipation and acidosis (sour stomach), twm foes of health, the causa of 75% of .all sickness. If you wake up in the rooming l with a dark brown taste in your mouth, if your stomach is easily upset, if you arj troubled with gas, have bad breath, don’t left things go. You have acidosis which unless checked, may develop into •erious sickness. Do two things if you would be free from acidosis: I—Neutralize excess adds in the stamadh; 2—Rid the body rMularly of digestive waste. The finest anti-add known to science is milk of magnesia and the best known agent for conquering constipation is pure mineral oiL Now sdence combines these two great aids to health in one effective emulsion, Haley’s Magnesia-Oil. Stop at your druggist's today and get a bottle ofthis wonderful new agent tor correcting addosis and constipation. Wonderfully pleasant to take; no bad after effects. And Haley’s does net form a hakiL It can be given without hesitation to young or old. Trial size bottle 35c; economical family size SI.OO. The HaleyM-G Company,lndianapolis, Ind. HALBY’S magnesia oil ■fin? T Constipation J ' gcicid Stomach J

r--'nrt oxford worn by Mrs. Bernice Walters, 1136 S. State Ave., is made in two-color combinations. The models are from the Pettis Dry Goods Company.'

Combination Sport and Tailored Model rT"TI OT every suit for this season |JM I js strictly tailored. Here is 1 1 'la combination of a sport and tailored model that combines the best points of each and achieves a charming originality. The material is navy charpmen and the stripes are of white kid. The Peter Pan collar and the unusual' cuff's are not only youthful, but are, unusual. According to the formula of this season, all thought is lavished on the coat, and the skirt is straight, narrow and short. SHORT SLEEVES The only alternative for the very short sleeve in the summer collection is the absolutely sleeveless model. Fire Causes S2OO Loss A coal oil stove explosion at the home of A. Gelleski, 1246 S. Charles 5%.. a one story frame residence, today paused a loss of S2OO, according to Fire 'Chief O’Brien. The house* is owned by E. Lohss and is insured, officials say.

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LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEX PRESCOTT TO SYDNEY CARTON, CONTINUED, Ruth Ellington nic-t me in her little private office, Syd, and I want to tell you the woman is one of the cleverest I have ever 7 seen—and as hard as nails. i She tofd me Leslie was convinced that little Jack was your cjpfld, and wanted to know if I had told this to Leslie. She asked it irf**such a manner that I knew she knpw the truth. Consequently, told her the thing and explained that I had never as far as I knew even intimated you were the father of little Jack. Men Also Pay I must have been a pretty abject person, for her only comment after listening to me for about fifteen minutes was, "Men sometimes must pay the piper, thank God." Before she began to lay plans to keep Leslie from being unhappy, she informed me she woyid not stir a finger if it were not for my wife. "You have been particularly nasily to me, Jack. You have arrogated to the right to do' anything you please and make no explanations to Leslie, and you insisted that she not only should tell you her reasons for doing things but should abide by your decision in the matter. "You have insulted me by telling me you thought I had practically stolen the money that you found me putting in Lewie's wall safe, and you have added injury to insult bytaking that money away from Leslie and keeping it, thus overturning some very’ important pljrns of mine for its disposal. A Fool “At that.” she continued, “I think perhaps you are a bigger fool than you are a villain. M<?st men are. You have tried to carry things with a very high hand, Jack, but you found you couldn't do it. Now that you a re in a tight place you come, as men alvvay s do, to a woman to be helped out of it. "Why is it that when anything terrible liappens all men say, ‘Look for the woman.’ when down In every man’s heart he knows he has never had anything good come into his life teat some woman has not brought It to him. Fitty Fifty "Thank God the day is coming, in fart it is nearly here, when you will really have to acknowledge tills. Love and marriage will he a fiftyfifty’ proposition. A woman will not anly belong to the man she loves lut a man will belo* g to her and each one will belong to the other cnly us long as love lasts. "I shall have to wait until after I have talked with Leslie before I can advise- you freely. Jack, hut I want vou to understand thjat my “whole sympathy Is with her first. Then, with Paula Perler. You don’t enter into it at all. would sacrifice you as quickly as I would tear this paper into strips (she suited the action to the words). If I can keep Leslie happy and make Paula Perler understand whatever is Is best.” Well leone While she was giving me this lecture. Syd, I kept growing smaller and smaller and she seemed to get an idea of this for she stopped abruptly and then began: "I don’t think anything will matter much to Leslie if she does not have to give Up the boy.” "What do you mean?” I asked stupidly. (Copyright. 1924, NEA Service. Inc.) NEXT: John Prescott continues his letter—A new light on I/eslie. COLLARS AND CUFFS Crepe da chine collar and cuff sets are corded on the edge or outlined with two or three different shades of narrow grosgraln ribbon.

Martha Lee Says ■- —■ Money Can. Build House; Love Needed for Home Home! A small word, with a different meaning in every heart. To one person, it is a reality; to a second, a memory; to another; a dream of the" future; to still another, only a word, a vision.

Every young girl builds a home in her Biagination, before she is far alonjPm her teens. In it she places all the beauty and all the luxury of which she knows. Os course, her Prince Charming would be a man who could provide anything she wished. But that is only a house of dreams. A house is easily built. All that is needed is money. A, home must be built with something more lasting. Its foundation must be love, and every room must be built around a human heart. Money can build a house. J3ut only love can build a home. Mercenary Bride Dear Miss Lee: 1. I am a girl 17 years old. I am engaged to be married next month to a fellow who Is 28. I am not so sure I love him. but he has a good lob apd makes about $45 a week. My love for him 1b very little, but just think of the lovely home I expect to own. I do not want to give him up. because, you know, there are very few fellows who make $45 a week. Besides he owns a home and a coupe. What shou'd I do? 2. Do you think it is right for mo to smoke a cigarette every now and then • Should a girl smoke a cheap cigarette, or one that is doped so it will not make her Sick? \ ME. 1. You might own a lovely house, if you married this man, but you could not own home, without love. Besides, you are too young to know’ how to manage a house, much less build a home. 2. You know you should not smolfp . Vou know that a “doped” cigarette is dangerous, aifd that anything that makes you ill must be harmful. Just Dissatisfied Dear Miss Lee: I am a woman 22 years old. I have been married almost three years. I am not satisfied, because I did not wait until I was old enough, before I married. 1 did not care to marry, but m.v sister. with whom I stayed, begged and encouraged me. The man I married has a little boy. TV man is five years older than me. He is good to me. We own our home and furniture and have a nice car. But lam too much dissatisfied to be happy. We have a little girl and I love her dearly. I do not know whether I would be doing her justice or not. to leave my husband and try to care for my baby myself. I know that if I leave him. I never shall marry again, for I don't think there could be a better husband. If I remain with hinj. do you think I ever will be any better satisfied: As I get older, will my disposition be any different? UNHAPPY RUTH. Do you think you would be better satisfied if you did leave your husband? I don’t. What you need is a determination to make your home happy, and possibly, a few weeks vacation. Some, persons are always wanting the thing they do not have. You sound a-s if you might be that kind of person. I see no reason why you Should not be able to make yourself and your family happy. Lost Love My Dear Martha Lee: I went away to school a year ago last fall. At that time I was enraged to a young woman who I thought was ' true blue." But two weeks after I left, she started going with another fellow About six or eight weeks later, she married him. 9he never offered to return onr engagement ring, so I wrote to her Beveral times, requesting her to return It. Did Ido right?

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She has ignored my letters and still has the ring, i v.tah to know whether there Is any wjy I can get the ring from her? What Is your opinion of a girl who does pot ret urn an engagement ring, even after it kit been requested she do so? 2. Like another fellow who wrote to you recei tly. I cannot find a girl whom I can like and trust well enough now to think of marrying her. Do you think I will get over this and find the "light one" after all? READY RUFUS. 1. You want my opinion of this girl? I’d rather not express it, Rufus. Os course, you could take the matter of the ring to the courts, but you naturally would not want to do that. So. as moral suasion seems to have had no effect, I suppose ysu had better be thankful you did not marry the girl, and put the loss of the ring down to bitter expedience. 2. Broken hearts have a way of healing. Yours will heal some day, and then I shouldn’t be at all surprised if you oid find the “right girl.” All Fat People Should Know This Fat people owe a debt of gratitude Js the author of the noy famous MarMri* Precription. and are still more indebted for the reduction of this harmless, effective obesity remedy to tablet form. Marmola Prescription Tablets can be obtained at all drug stores the world over at the reasonable price of one dollar for a box or you can secure them direct on receipt of price from the Marmola Cos., 4612 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich. This now leaves no excuse for dieting or violent exercise for the reduction of the overfat body to normal.—Advertisement. BAD BREATH Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work. People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugax-coated tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act gently but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood and gently purifying the entire system. They do that which dangerous calomel does without any of the bad after effects. * All the benefits of nasty, sickening, griping cathartics are derived from Dr. Edwards' Olive .Tablets without griping, pain or any disagreeable effects. Dr. F. M Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of practice among patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint, with the attendant bad breath. Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil: you will know them by their ouve color. Take one or two every night for a week and note the effect. 15c and 30c.—Advertisement.

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