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The New Laws
on teeth ,f:leaning—- five of them
Dental science
has adopted
new
laws
on
teeth
cleaning.
They
mean whiter, cleaner,
safer teeth
to those
who follow them.
Millions
-
T
-ee
new
methods,
largely
by
dental
ad-
vice.
Now
this
ten-day
test
is
offered
to show
every
home the
results.
I—Fight the film
The first law is to fight film—-
that
viscous
coat
you
feel.
It
dims
the teeth
and
causes
most
tooth
troubles.
Film
clings
to
teeth,
enters
crevices
and
stays.
Old ways of
brushing
do
not end
it.
So
few
have escaped
some
form of film
attack.
Film
absorbs
stains,
making
the
teeth
look dingy.
It is the
basis
of
tartar.
It holds
food
substance
which
ferments
and
P
PAT OFF 1
REG.U.S.
The New-Day Dentifrice
A scientific film combatant,
whose
every application
brings
five
desired
effects.
Approved
by
highest
authorities,
and
now
advised
by leading
dentists
everywhere.
All druggists
supply
the large
tubes.
forms
acid.
It holds
the
a~’'d in
contact
with the
tecth
to
cause
decay.
Millions of germs
breed
in it.
They,
with tartar,
are
the
chief
cause
of pyorrhea.
Two metheods
now
Two ways
are
now known
1o
fight film.
ALI: authorities
have
proved
their ciciency.
Leading
dentists
everywherec
now
advise
their daily use.
Both
are
embzci:d
in Pepso-
dent
—a scientific
tootl:
paste.
They
keep
the
tecth
uniquely
clean
and
also highly poliched.
Three othcr laws
Modern starchy
<izt also
calls
for
other
helps
to
Nature.
So
every
use
of Peusodent
brings
these
three
desired
results.
I—A multiplied
calivary
flow.
No
Charge
for
a
10-day
test.
Simply mail
the
coupon
and
watch
the
delightful
results.
2—Multiplied starch
digestant
in
the
saliva,
to
digest
starch
de-
posits
that
cling.
3—DNMultiplied
alkalinity
of
the
saliva,
to
neu-
tralize
mouth
acids
which
cause
tooth
decay.
Thus Pepsodent
fights two dr
posits—film
and starch—wh'ch
may do great harm to teeth. f.iso
the destroying
acids,
and in Na-
ture’s way.
Brings
a new erz
These
mean vast irnprovements
on
cld
methods.
In fact,
old
methods
brought
the
opposiie
effects. Pepsodent
has introduced
a
new
era
in teeth
cleaning,
and
millions
now enjoy it.
Now we urge that you sond for
a 10-Day Tube.
Note how clcan
the teeth
feel after using.
Mark
the
absence
of the
viscous
film.
See how teeth whiten
as the film-
coats
disappear.
Feel
the
other
good effects.
Then
decide
by what
you
see
and
feel.
Do this for your own
sake.
Cut out the
coupon
now.
10-Day Tube Free
°°
THE PEPSODENT
COMPANY,
Dept. Wl2x,
1104 S.Wabash
Ave., Chicago,
111.
Mail 10-Day Tube
of Pepsodent
to
"OnlBy,o
:
THE ST. CROIX AVIS
18 printed and
pu*lished
daily (Sundays
and Holidays excepted)
by G. Johansen
at
the Avis Office
TERMS---50
cents monthly in advance,
2
cents
par
single copy.
Entered
as
second-clazs
matter
May
26th 1917 at
the Post
OfJice
at Christian
dled St . Crowe,
V. L oftthe U, 5. 4.,
un
der the Ac\ of March
3.
1879
Contributic
- to this paper
will be glad-
lg reczived
when the same
deals
vwn mat-
ters of general interest,
and is
accompa-
nied with the
author’s
mame,
a3
a quar-
antee
of goold faith
The editor cauiot
be
responcidle
for the views of has correspon-
dentsz nordoes
he necessirilyendorsethem
ORDER OF
THE DAY
i
v
for
the
6th
Ordinary
Meeting
of
'the {olonial
Council
for St.
Croix,
MOUNDAY, April 24,
1922, at UNE
OCLOCK
P. M.
1.
Proluction
of copy of
Minutes of the
Mu: icipal Committee for the Quarter
ending
March
31,
1922,
forwarded
by
the Cha'rman
of the
Committee
for
inspection
of
Members
of
the
Council.
9.
Colonial Council Bili No
14
Continuation
-of
Ilst
Discussion
on
Colonial
Council
Bill No.
14,
in‘ro-
~
duced
by 4th
Member
for
Frederik-
sted
Country
District
(Fleming),
providing for
the repairing
and
roil-
ing
of
the
center
line
road,
with
Committee
Report.
3.
Colonwa Council Bill No.
16.
Introduction
of and Ist Discussion
on
Colonial Council Bill No. 16, Dratt of
Additional Money Bill to the
Budget
for the Municipality of St. Croix, for
the fiscal
year ending June
30,
1922,
introduced
by 3rd Member for Chris-
tiansted
Country
District
(Robt.
W.
Skeock),
granting
Fres.
50,000
00
for
the purpose
of procuring
a
road
)
roller, scarifier and
stone
crusher.
4:
Colonial Council Bill No. 17.
Introduction
of and Ist discussion
on
Colonial Council Bill No.
17, Draft of
Yrdinance
introduced
by
Govern-
-lent, providing for the erection
of a
vilion
upon
the
grounds
of
the
per Asylum.
jal
Council
Office,
St.
Croix,
Pl 5,
1922.
:
ol
ROBT. L. MERWIN,
.
Chairman.
No. &7.