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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1922
THE BREAKING POINT
By Mary Roberts Rnmielharii
Uilher of "Pnnoireus Vtvji." "K." ' The Amusing Interlmlr" and mnnv ether
successful novels, fepuiiqht, ttii Mum llebeits lllnclturt. Published
by arniniicmeiit with MiClure's
m
3 a
Bluesy
te your druggist
The simplest way te end a
corn is Blue-jay. A touch
tops the pain instantly. Then
the corn loosens and comes
out. Made in a colorless
clear liquid (one drop does
it I) and m extra thin plas
ters. The action is the same.
Pain Steps Instantly
m
IF NOSES WERE COUNTED
m
thpre would tin cneunh
Hatilitts In Amrr.c.i te
elect a l1 r e n I il e n t and
tnaybe they aid. '
HAIIKY HANSK.V.
C htcage Dully .Vctfj
BABBITT
By Sinclair Lewis
AUTIIOK OF MAIN STREET
irftercvcr book air sa'd f 00
JARCOURT BRACE ft HO . 1 w rth "t .n y
WHO'S Ulltl IN TII15 STORY
Oil. tUVtD J.M7.VI7S fO.V;. ehl't phviMan
(n Ileverlj. a "Mfl'I fcu"t. ertilfil but pluiT.
He shorn a siertt cenrmitiiu tacnttfj or
the.r b'lleved ntihue uflh
LVIV. hit sister, beteied bv everybody In
Jean,
1)11, HICK UVlS'OSTOSfl. In whose mem mem
erv three n iron, nnd icifl I' del'rmtnea
low dnv te tin Uie te yernda nil cnlla cnlla cnlla
hoed home, in order in brldee th' eav.
He It till of vllel.tv mill I hetilth IdeMnrt
n-(t nctlne In telle of filt Ifitrtii whim nml
eion,iennl cercer. Jle ts tit loie u'll'i
r.tirABBTIl WHEELER, n ivholcsem elrl.
he love him ver-i slneer'lu.
tmVEIUY rAKI.VSI.E. aetresi oho ten
mars before, was mired no ). e ruMOM
Hetv lie' htnband. l.veni had been 'het
te denth, an him BfilJIftllu bet'enl n 1
eertntn tud Clark, a rich voune man aoeut
eu.t. CMrfc fiat lUwssearid ImmrdiaUlv
and It was (irflciiJ .! vertshed I" e
blittard.
FHTD OREGQRi; WcifrVt brother and
mwnacir. ii'heta rticarc.Vj llm m" uu
Will,
1.0' II ItASVETT n einimB"-ian. who
'"prci that nie iiiiie'ipn."
I.
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Opportunity for Real
SALESMEN
tnr, hiti ,iiif (pilar Minlnul line
c f wcll-kti m i 1 iHf tidi - rnr i'mh
te incrett t' r r i' fort' lmtn,r
room for ihrp ir f ur rral cf4 &!
tnen, M int b in n f tin Mk t l"
who ran t h il nr rt " !" n ir
1uce!n, rpT 'I i In in tv mr
llni) net r. 1 1 tnent i ! tn hi
tiUcm reii m n i rn m m If
eti an il'sir h f n j ; n 1 ;h lit-
fiermnti'Tit rm nr ' en wr n I ttcr
elllnc nil nm jf t ur '.' '
nuintier nnl tntertM m,! arrannl
for tliONt who i inhfi
O 315. LEDGER OFHCE
tit i v '
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Crab Meat Salad
New an ;,all year round-'
dish. Fine crab meat
may be had in tins. Use
plenty of celery and
capers and season jour
dressing well with
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life, bnty fortunes nave been
'KnsiiMii nireugn me lesions
dnj1 i'miH through what appeared
' Sn Jial economies.
Knch tli. . ,- . . i, i .
-nil I9 mUf ll-M IHM7IV- at
tud
('fli'.. lli drum l, e etrar (hlne m.
' AA I IsaUth sister, an citraiaaant
i 10KIIO uttt.
I i'.t.; WARD, ri'iaheth' brother-in-law.
illl A.VJ .UKfl. VfllEnLVK. fiplcal Amsrl
fan imrufj.
I eallu iflcft Meffcfr uit( film (q marrv
, Llitabtth. u'tlh wham he (J smitten.
WITH the .emids and liN own moe mee
. mpnt the terror died. The ceUliiiRht
1 nlr en his fnee, tlie f-fl of tlu
rallies under hl st'H-klnscd
brought him Cine!; te .enrc mid nor ner
mnlitr Seinn rrnntnre if tlin wilder
up., n ilrer or n liefir. iieihnpi, lind
t "i'ii inevin; htrnlthih niitidi' tin-
'filitii, mid if n xeund lie liml licnid,
in l u p-iti he lind felt Hi- wit lather
c.niiailv nniud nt lunis(-lf. Hm w t tt t
Inn k Inte the nbln. rlnml iliu dunr.
ami steeped te tuin las boeti mer he he
fe'i tin1 fire
I l uns while he was f-t nfipitifr tli.lt he
j heard u hersi' Ballepin nil u'eiis tue
tr.nl
lie did net se te klcpp nsiiin. Ndv
'and i lien he umlili led tl." pe'-lbtlity
of i'i hinlns 'eeeii In" ii n aiimiiil.
S'liiielinw freed of the rope .iml hipht-
m I b tlie in nu thlnp tint liiu1 fnu'lit
i iieil him. Hut when with tin I.r.' lifiht
Ii went outside. liU linr-e " 'nii'1
li ibMi'd, wiih Ki.'i7iui; mi i' i' ',unt
peiiiir wit far hu
I!i fore In- roelii'd his hnakf.i'-t he
made a minute examination ef the
ground beneath the wall, but the nrtli
w.i'i li'inl, and u lirnkvn brain li or two
ninibt ha1.!' been imi'.eil by hw liere.
He had no skill in weed rratt. and in
tlm bread dav bin nlaim teemed me'-t
eb-mrd. Semi- fro? horse en (lie rnni;e
had probably wandered into the lnii
l' of the eabin. and had nude off again
en a -rer N or t hoi .''' lie innile up his
finnd nor te lenialn eer nichr. bur te
In k about utter breakfast, mid then
' 11 rr il iwn acini
lie worked en Iiim bent. dry nnd hard
ftcr vesterday's wetflns, fried hid ha
cun and dropped mhiie cr.nkeri into
some bi77.Hiif fat, and a'" quiekh Af
ter that he went out te the trail and in
sppi ted it. He had an idea that rmice
li'r.s were mostly tin-hed and that
i perhaps tne ti.ul would i ei cal s-eme-tin
it; Itur it .as unused nnd oer eer oer
Srewn. Net until he had cone some di--tanee
did In- lind unjthin,:. Then in n I
sTiail baie nt he found in the dut
the ltniirints of a horse's "hoes, turned
i!i ivn the trail up whieh he had reme. I
17ven then lie wn -Ioia- te read Inte
the iiu'nlent antlnn; tli.u leluted te
himselt or te his eiriiid H went eer '
the vaiieui cnilt'.lisei.eii's of the Hall
a nnser mi 1.1 wjv te town, n fnret '
f'.-e Hemi where: a b' kited lieurd from
th" new paper pn. k He was eeminced
new that humiiu ejes 1 ,,l watched lmu
for etiie time through the In,; wall the
rusht bi fore. bu 1 i euld net cennert
t'lem i I'll the imMnrs in hand
Jle Mt ri-oluteh alie ,t his biiinps'?,
w n i li wr-j te turn up somehow, dome
wnv a proof of tie futh "f Miiruie
Dniiuld-iin'-i d.Mni; "Mtemenr Te b
Cin with then he neeepteil thit stnte
meiu. te fitid when- It wnii'd lind linn,
nnd 1 led him ecntuallv te the broken
i down -tow under th" lalkn mef et the
lean-te
He deliberately set liiinelf te weil:.
at firt te rt'een-trui t the life m thu
.-nb'n. dud would h.ue had tin lemr
bunk, I).T.lil fh' t.ppei . '1 he Mvi h'teii
of n cit hul in the li.in-te would i,.ie
been M.ikijih's. I!ut none id ihei i
ilelded aiiMlnnp
rv well Ha 'ltij; neeepted tin thm
IimvI In ii. It w ', fietii lure tiit the
c .," pc v i-i miule Tlii'v would hnv '
started the moment the miew was tupp
ed fiieiuh te 1p tin in per out and tle
would have tukeri, net the Hull tnwaul
l In town, but '"ii" 'In r ami iliiuitnii"
leulf tu'Mird th" i nlii.'id ltut tbir
Waiter Wheeler looked for nt-surnnee
that the father had had no Indlreit
respenslbllllv for (be non's death: It
was te him Unit .llm'H iiidther, lying
gray-faced nnd listless in her bed or en
her couch, brought her anxious ntics ntics
tlenlngs. Had Jim suffered? (euld
thev have avoided It? And an ltiRltrnt
demand te knew who nnd what had been
the girl who was with him.
In hptte of Ids own feeling that he
would ha'.e te go te Neinda quickly,
hefeie David became impatient ever his
evlle. Dick took a few hours te find
tlie answer te that question. Hut when
I he found it he could net tell them,
i The ttlrl had been a dweller in the shady
til-tent a nt life, bail lllaVPll lief Mliall
unmoral pitt and gene en, perhaps te
porno place where men were hinder anil
less urgent. Wk did net judge her.
He taw her. as her kind had been
through nil time, storm centers of the
social world, p-isshcly and unconscious
Iv blighting, at once thu hunleia and
the prey.
He secured her former nddress from
the police, n three-story brick rooming
house In the lecnl tenderloin, nnd waited
rather uficomfeitnlilv for the mistres
of the place te nee him. She came at
lnf. a bie woman, vast nnd shapeless
pine I nnd with nn nmiable loose amile, nnd
fed, 'she enme In with the light 6tep of the
evrrilesheii, only te pnuse in tne uoor ueor uoer
wnv and te s-tare at him.
"My Ged'" she said. "I thought
jeu were dend'"
'I'm afraid you're mistaking me for
some one el-e. aren't you 7"
She looked nt him caretully.
"I'd liau' sworn " she muttered.
mid turning te the button inside the
deer -he switched en the llcht. Then
the -urM'ied him again.
' What's jour name''"
"I.nlm. stone. Docter l.i.ingtene.
1 called " w
"Ts that for me, or for the pelice:
"New see here," he sid plenantlv.
"I den t knew who you am mistaking
me for. and I'm net hiding from the po pe
Hip Here's my card, und I have come
fn m the f.imily nf n idling man named
WliPibr wh' was killed ietentl man
automobile accident "
She tenk the tard and rend It. and
then resumed l.er intent scrutiny of
him.
' Well. Mni foeli'd me nil right." she
said ut lat 'I !ie:izht ou were
well, nevi r mind thnt. What about
had the names of one or two nieu te go
te. but us things were he had nothing.
The almost morbid shrinking he felt
fiem exposing his condition wna In
creased, rather tlmn diminished, In the
new surroundings. He would, of course,
go te the rnnch at Pry lllver, nnd begin
Ids inquiries from there, but net untlj
new lind he rcnlbed what that would
mean j his recognition by people lie could
net remember, the questions he could
net answer.
Te lie, continued tomorrow
rntm ner and far
PhetOPNiph" of extraordinary renti, prom
inent pferie, rlcU-rpsoue leenlltle. from
nery tnmrter of the glebe, are printed every
uecK, In tieft pla tenra, In the Hoteurnvuio
HfCtlen of tha Sunday 1'unLte l.BljiiKn. "Make
H a Habit." Adv.
"you sta
p nltd
JLlCciiy SfljOOKOlOlC They veuM Im-.e c'enreil the cabin e
J Merv trice of enupTin' , th" tin ciiik
Ninth Street Belew Market
(Opposite Pest Office)
II Iff! I Skin Troubles
8l VV I Are Vsually Due te g
fjlT j '''l I FuultU Elimination M
-lr. '' ' H "cn 'dU are constipated, ($
Vik ' I net pnuRl' of Nature's f&
$jr -V , J I lubricatinR liquid is pre- &
Wi J? I I M uce' 'n tne beel te keep )
illl f I ,e 00 ,v2st0 kef nni m
iEli 1,1 fl mevinp;. Doctors presenbe fca
Nujel because it acta lihe W
If th'3 natural 'Hbricant and m
" UJBRiCANT-NOTA LAXATIVE "
" . "
X fl? You'll taste tne difference! ;
fMmm tetree
W jfc WPW v b
m f P
l w " ,Jfry a cu,)' DcHcieus! I
1 ' ' In all our Stores
( lurk's clothing, such bedding as tntn
uld i.m tar. . 'I he inns must lime
lp"n a piebletn, t'l" clothes, of lour e,
"'lid li,ll been In rued Hut thete
wire tliniRs ll'ii' buttons thnt did imt
burn eidjly Clnrk'.s watch, if lit were
one his rut? li"ks J'.uned''
Ir nci ur-i 1 te him tint they might
hnvj t'lspnsftl of .win of th" uiiburntilile
articles uii.'i r tie t'.ner, and he 'ifud a
re ih hoi rd or 'e I',ut te pursue the
seiirch s -ti iiiiiticiillr he we ild ha.e
pi i ih ' i I i. it ni'd :i ' ii i ititU lie
l. i i' up tui tm no I I i- .lit. nt, mi
'ti leu i i i ami tin hui i"d sin !
1 Ti ' s' !' In in a slullew jm nlVi,
w aii ut ashes nnd cnimblpil tuts
of i,i 1 f i . ii j tli" reiif It Ins mi r-
I H Ip, its sliper-n-e'i miIpu rel'll'-td, .1-
Ien; i liimi.ev ilisiiitpgrnted He was
in a 1 eavy sweat h"fore he I, ,. uiikimm -ed
t red w is able te lemie. It from
,r bed if .isbes and lone nttdles '1 his
''no " liieught his i iiiidle-liiii'ern arid
S-" ' 1 1 msflf t res.-!ps;j;c,l in t h
lit f i sr , nsinl in
si e- I-i , l'n I I,)t'l,r.
' i i i i l' tin n, in
I nil If 1- ex iiiimuu
-pp. t en nf ! .
Hi set te v et t,
king 1 III II lll hj
.in I ilisc.iiiliiitr
V i inn f u mill nf he i.nl In n p Te
In le nun soue Iii -iied mil blncKernd
me nl Htniis and ip(ts and a piei p
of leather fi etii a slme nnd ihe almnt
i' lfcnii.7n.blp Iilb nt a te'iiit.iin pen H"
sat wltu thim in the palm of )ih hand.
'I iken aliitie, uifh em was insignili-
etit prexnl iinthlnj what, in Takm
ill ii;i lb' i thi 'issiimed xnt prtiior prtiier
ti.ins, In nine i Dimming, bn nine cvl-'
ili r.i e
I ii 'ni i i.hr be dost end. d stitllv nt
the lixiry -tib e, .ind turmd his weary
huse ever te u st.iblpijuin
Leeks dead biit, ' s.iitl the stable
man, evtlng the uiiitiiiil.
i He's get ivihing en mp," HasFctt
'resfiinded cherifiillx "Hetter gne him
n let Inth and put bun le bed. That's
what I'm going te tin."
Ma walked buck te the hotel glad te
stretch bii ae'iing muscle The lobby
ns imptv, nnd hi hind the des the
i ii'tit i 'erlt was x unrig ter th
U'','bt 11. llll H.l-S"tt WHS Willi'
In 'hit I 111" lid he Went b.ii I;
de-k .mil leuii.'i d nn iin-i it
leu loot
oil,' s'lid the
"Oil! I'll
ptruck I'u
th nigh
night i li ik
tell nu v hut
striifk a liverv
idly I
nid die two million tlinea In the
two dajn
The lerk giinnid, and Hnssett
pulled the nglster toward bun.
".1 Smith, Minneariells." hf rend
Then he Btepped and strips! Itlcluird
I.lwngstene wis resist pi ei en the int
, lin iibexe
l Dii k ha I found ! ii ml te i.,iii
Klizi he'll fi' -,i" i lung le In ii li h r
gllef with It lit h wistf nine n He
found, tee, thnt her fninilj depended en
him rather than en J,elle Wiird for
moral support. It Iwua te Aim that
this Wheeler fumily? Are they going
te settle with the undertaker? Hecause
I te'l ou lint, I can't and wen'r. Shu
e.xeil me a month s rent, and her clothes
wen'r bring nwr sexentj -lixe or a hun
dred dollars '
As he left he was nw.ire that she
-tiMiil in tli doeT-u.ix looking nt ti r him.
Hi drove In me slowly in the car, nnd en
the wax h made up a kindlx r. iy te
fell the tamil.v. He could net let them
knew that Jim 1 ml been seeking hue in
the Inwnjs of life. And that night he
mailed a check In pnwwnt of the under
fakir's bill, caretul'j U.ixing the stub
i uiptj
i tn the third ihx after Jim's funernl
the s'atted fur Nerada. An interne
from a local hospital, hawng newly
finished his serxiee there, had Agreed
I te take ewr his work for a time. Hut
Diils wns f.iinth tenleiis when h" in
stalled Docte- Hewif'ds In his eUice,
i and tinned him hut te a mxstififd
Minnie te Ii.el, .ifti r
' "Is he going te sleip m your lp(l?"
-he demanded lvlligerently.
She wns enh partialh mollified when
she found Dm ter He.wn.Ms wns te have
the split' loom he did net like the
w i things xverc ge-ng, she confided te
'.Mike. Why w.i-n't she te let en te
Mrs, I'reshv that Dim ter Dick hid gene
nw.ix'' i ir le the old doctor? Iteth of
llitin iwiiv. nnd tha' littV upstart in
, th" elfice leadx te steal their patients
' ti ud h in,: ut Lis own sign tin moment
tlii'x get bat k '.
I ii'isetl te duplicity ns h" wns, Dick
.found himsrlf lleuuderltig along an ot. et.
tnnielv t roeked path He write n hair
de7en pleasant, non-cemmiftnl letter te
D.ixnl iiuI I. in', spi ruling in liie'dinati
time en 1 1 f in. imd g'ixe tlnni te Walter
Wl.ieler te ni'iil it stated interviN. '
I'.ut his i hief ilithi'uity was with IZIi.-.u-bfth
l'trhnps In weii'd him- told h'
theie wee t.inis wlm Iip had t, tix.li'
his desne te h.ix In: shni" his nnxiitx
is well a" knew tin- triiih about Mi '
ltd' she wns nil, -id' inrrxing tin bunUn
et .I.m s t'ligi'dx. and 1 er fathet, t ".,
is i,siti nt t'.n she be kepi in ig
net lie e.
"1'r.til tVie i in have the xvhele th ng ,
h" sud. with t't. new hi'iixiness wl ,
had en pt rite 1 is xeu e
1!. sid, tin' f.il tieiible Dick's lmkul
'I'm nul ii"biil'iu ilfher things iii'iW
he -et rUbt there was alwaxa a tigl r
nig i ban i' It was only dnith that wn.s
final
I l,7ilie-h wptit te ihe station te ne
him "fi". a sir.il! blim th'ng in a bli-k
fietk, w th nf, that persiHtentl' sr.ii.h'
his f.iee, and a determlnul smile He
pillt'd lipr n m thieugh hi-, se hi nugl t
lie'd te- li Mid 1'iid when In- found tl it
,,( im wi.iiing her nnr h" drew ter
t-i.n i i ( x ith a wixi of pussi iu p
pllsS,,ljl
u i ii . 111 ur Mv 1 ll! p ' '
' I am .tm. i- Ter n ." and ex e"
Hut tin j ii-suini'd n icrtiiiii ligh'ii'
after that' nub te cliter tl.f ether '
wIipii le nsseited that she was sure she
xe ild ,.'ax- i.new th" moment ln
s'eppi'il thinking ube'it Inr. nnd le
strpin wjili any numbm' of peen p 1
b'-ut nn 1 said :
'lints ,dtnplv terrlb'"' S ippese.
w I f n wp r man led, mx n.intl t irns i n '
i-ii h ii iiiiuilniie tiling ns beefstnl. 'u.
no . ' Will J en simply nk ' t
ni i
He -i i d en the low. -t s-p, i f r
trim '.u'.i! her flguie w ,s eist n the
iliu'tries-t ind Ihe perte- etpest ll itt d.
lie w.is that night, a lifle dri.i k with
lexe, .mil he did net nnd tint note she
I Imd t't ust into his luind at the ln-t
I moment until he wns safelx in his hi rib,
1 In-, long figure stictched diageiinliv ti
find the length It tm'dcd
' 'Hilling, drilling DM:" Hhe hn 1
wr'tp'i "I xxendd- se efieli hew jmi
' in tm. for me. or whit I haxt dne t ,
de-(ie Xiei. And 1 (.'intuit write he..
I fed ji.st ni I enni.e' niv n H i
Dick dear, 1 haw sui h a lernble fi'i-
I of losing you. and urn are mv life
inev Veu will In' careful and net run
any risks, xxen't .xeu? And just lemem-
jber thin nlwn.xs Wherexer .xeu are and t
wlurever I am. I am thinking of jim
and wt Itlng for jeu."
1 He rend It three, tunes, until he knew
.t Iv lieni't and he slept w,th II in lie
i i lit . ket of ila niijama ii .n.
nini
awike Thru' dnxs lull r lie run Ind Neindii
te the i ' d reglsti red .it th" ( '"i iliu r , il I Intel
'Hie le ' il I'self teiniieil inlhliig I i
u'd slunk him lie found il let.illi uui iniiliar
i nnd fei nn part in1' iex.ii passen nun
laxelbx without il glance A new held had
stable Iconic in, twenty miles trem me old one,
Apartments
16-Story Fire
proof Heuse
keeping
Apartments
,1530
Locust St.
Phila.
M3f ' ! 'f!v
m $jfj iVWfcXX
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-.-'f3nflBiail!3 33li33inil
mh t 'ffl!33arBnBEinn -iTHinrJJIiliJl
r:,i fjiiil I'M Wil,iim
Wr v
x vw , m s n Inspection
A rew n
Vacancies X, c Ap?lyte
, ,, r Superinlendant
kS en Premises
ELLIS TO FIGHT NON-VOTERS
Dr. William T. Hills, candidate for
the National Heuse of HcpreHentatlvea
from the Chciter-Delawarc district, s.ild
xpstculav that If he went te Congress
lie would move for n bill punishing the
sale of votes by less of citizenship. He
said nle that he would propose a
menrttire taking the right te vote from
these cltirns who habitually fall le cast
a ballet.
He Kpeke nt a "Xe Slacker Cltl
genu' Campaign" conference In the City
Club, where representative of tH
oils orgnnlzatleiiM met te devise mtani
for getting out the vote en election day
In his district mere than fie per cent
of the citl7,eiiH failed te vote.
In the evening Dr. Ellin nddreaicd thi
Swnrthmore Weman'a Club.
Why some people
sleep "Lightly
THE PRINCIPAL REASON is irritated nerves, and the
common cause of nerve-irritation is coffee and tea drink
ing. Fer each cup of coffee or tea contains from one and one
half le three grains of caffeine.
Caffeine has a tendency te agitate the nervous system,
when the nerves, normally, should be relaxed. The result is
that you fail te get the deep, restful sleep that restores health
and vigor. i
If you have any idea that coffee or tea is injurious te your
health, drink delicious Pestum, instead. Pestum is the pure
cereal beverage that helps the nervous system, by permitting
you te get sound, revitalizing sleep. j
Serve this fragrant, mealtime beverage. Yeu and the
family will be surprised and pleased with its delicious, coffee ceffee
like flavor. And better health is worth while.
Pestum comes in two ferms: Instant Pestum (in tins) prepared
Instantly in the cup by the addition of boiling water. Pestum Cereal (in
packages, for these who prefer te make the drink while the meal is being
prepared) made by boiling fully twenty minutest
Pestum
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RCIENCE has shown that the
PROPER METHOD of removing
teeth film is by EMULSIFYING it,
just as SOAP WASHES GREASE from
the dinner plate.
Polishes te a Pearly Lustre
The scientists who developed Kolynes Dental Cream
SPENT YEARS in perfecting this formula which,
WITHOUT A TRACE OF GRIT, polishes the teeth
te a pearly lustre and puts the WHOLE MOUTH in
that hygienic condition which INSURES their contin
ued beauty.
Nature's Eloquent Warnings
If your teeth are SENSITIVE, if your gums are
TENDER and their edges IRRITATED, the proba
bility is you have been USING GRIT OR ACID
or both.
Nete hew even a BRIEF USE of
Kolynes seethes the irritated and in-
flamed gums and HOW COMFORTABLE
it maKes your teeth feel.
TRY KOLYNOS DENTAL CREAM FOR A FEW
DAYS. Ask your dentist, your physician or your drug
gist about it. Discover the meaning of REAL MOUTH
HAPPINESS. nwvuin
Removes Masses of Germs
MnNTHwPMtQaliCream re,moves grea MASSES OF
MOUTH GERMS, loosens these germs from their at-
We have en file in our New Haven
laboratories personal applications from
ever 47,000 American Dentists and
74,000 American Physicians for
Kolynes Dental Cream, te diefcribute
among their patients.
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rDTi!1 this i1: accomplishes WITHOUT THE USE OF
SCTFtVtp nmg; ?nyU d n0t knew Kolynes, the
SCIENTIFIC Dental Cream, ask some one who does
Start uamg lt today. After a few days' use vow mouth
will feel cleaner than it EVER DID BEFnpp I Ti
feeling of hygienic cleanlines Twil be SZeh
out your body. Yeu will leek in the mtrrer m? g
sratulale veurr,nif. inc niirrer and con
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