paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
'
Or
four
months
for
By
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
In
advanee,'per
yeart
.
.
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
Trntint
dianlav
advertising,
per
ineh,
peririsertlon
.
.
.
.,i..v.
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
Classified
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
Legal
notiees,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
Contract
rates
on
application.
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and
Circulation
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98
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and
Reporters'
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......86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
ui
ienn.
wnere
openea
oy
sur-
Tnese
tunnels,
driven
virtually
on
lace
cuts,
the
owners
state
thatia
mountainside,
give
a
vertical
they
never
failed
to
get
an
appre-
depth
of
close
to
100
feet,
which
clable
return
in
gold,
the
lowest
depth
will
be
greatly
increased
on
assay
secured
by
them
being
$2.50
,
the
resumption
of
work
next
In
gold
and
seven
ounces
In
silver.
I
spring.
The
crew
averaged
eight
It
is
a
heavy
iron
pyrite
In
a
men
throughout
the
season
and.
greenstone
gangue
on
a
contact
with
a
similar
number
employed
Vitlf
red
amlwite.
,Term
of
the
next
year,
extremely
satisfactory
hood
.c&JIJor
the
expenditure
of
results
are
anticipated,
preliminary
considerable
money
next
summer
;
work
such
as
trail
and
camp
con-lAaprelteinaryjiexRloratory
work.
Istructlon
having
been
completed
!
Work,
which
it
was
expected
0,,eat
M
(would
befariiedionthioughout
the
ftlhJK?
L.Hl
,
ng
a
substantial
cash
balance
coming
wfer,
has?
hid
to
be
shut
!
dwS
oi?
'the
Meltln
Mining
Co.'s
remaining
in
the
treasury.
rpropert
adjoining
the
Prosperity
,
.
.
T
,
.
.
land
Porter-Idaho
on
Marmot
Rive?
,h?ayTp,orter,
hal,J?0W
completed
because
of
the
fact
that
very
loose
Jg
fPfPi?,?
ot
af?,ther
sVeAtxZ:
groand
was
encountered
ln
the
tun-
,
eue"i"3'n'?f
tewart-neL
not
sufficient
Umber
having
JJ1,??13
formerly
the
Mobile
group
been
taken
in
to
block
it
up.
Thl
1
?.
flatos
on
Bear
River.
Only
a
season's
work,
which
included
sur-!
d.
number
of
units
were
of-
Jface
prospecting
and
tunneling,
I
Ierea
Ior
sa,e-
disclosed
very
encouraging
condl-
t
J
L
j.
;Uona
on
the
property.
The
tunnel
nhJ'
iPanagLn?T,l,r.ector
of
was
extended
170
feet,
in
the
drlv-
le?sd'amD0d
d?11lln?
con;
tag
of
which
two
shoots
of
high-
afrtv.ed
at.8tewart
tat
week
grade
ore
were
encountered
but
in
WeWe
equipment
which
isuch
a
way
as
to
indicate
that
the
now
5"
sft
uPuon
the
Wood-'
tunnel
was
passing
Just
through
!
f
P"Prty
for
the
purpose
of
.their
apex.
Vhen
the
shutdown
!
undertaking
an
extensive
diamond
Ibecarae
necessary,
the
tunnel
was
dfiV
Pf01?!0
Prov?
aP
den
.
facing
in
ore
of
similar
character,""1?
V"4
w5ai,the
or5
bodies
are
to
that
ln
the
first
shoot
from
!
on
tnat
much
discussed
property.
.which
six
tons
were
extracted
anJ
.
sorted
in
the
course
of
driving
the
lJJ1
Ferguson
discoverer
of
.tunnel.
These
samples
assayed
I
t5ei???m..iame'
na?,now
tni-IweU
over
200
ounces
in
sUver.
The!cd
SJWe
after
spending
a
season
shipment
is
being
forwaided
to
the
?ILtnewproperty
.and
rePt
that
a
:Selby
smelter
In
Canfomla.
nr
of
sllver-lead-zlnc
ore
!
'
Necessary
buildings
have
started
as
a
cross
cut.
will
reach
.the
intersection
of
the
Mann
vein
And
the
high-grade
vein
at
a
depth
:of
4W
feet.
Here
the
drift
win
be
tswung
to
the
right
and
the
high-'trade
vein
followed,
the
present
program
calling
for
this
drift
to
be
continued
until
a
depth
of
1200
eet
is
secured.
In
about
three
weeks
an
uptalse
will
be
made
to
connect
the
old
Mann
tunnel,
thus
providing
a
passage
way
for.tools
and
powder
and
also
a
manway
iree
fro-r.
the
danger
of
snow-lldes.
When
the
upraise
has
been
finished
it
Is
the
Intention
of
the
inanagement
to
let
a
contract
for!
has
been
developed
and
now
only
.
transportation
facilities
are
needed.
n
i
expected,
however,
tl
141.
au-
velopment
of
the
nroDerty
has
been
,
S0"--
a
J.r.l
i0.?.
SL1??:.
iproceeding
systematically
and
the'g'ivei
sunriiisfS
In
futnrf
Iplans
for
the
winter
outline
a
pro-1
oil
so
Jm
he
SEu,
;
M
gram
to
gain
great
denth.
while
ore
1
"le,i2,ne
,715
J5"
bIater
'bodies
al-endv
InrHrnteri
will
h
fur
luii
uauuig
witn
CM-
SSrileSlf
up."
?
T
SmS
,
raonLOn
lnatead
of
Vancouver.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pr'nce
Rupert
November
18,
1919
The
Prince
Rtipeit
Amateur
Athletic
Association
has
let
a
contract
to
W.
J,
Greer
to
put
the
Agricultural
nan
in
snaoe
as
a
gymnasium.
The
cost
of
the
work
will
be
$1,350.
The
car
slip
which
Is
heiiw
2000
feet
of
tunneling
or
drifting
bullt
on
the
waterfront
below
fcrhich
it
Is
expected
will
be
com-1
Westvlew
for
use
ln
conneetlon
pleted
next
May.
Most
of
thexvlth
carload
shipments
ot
pulp
money
for
extensive
work
being
nd
paper
throughi
.
here
fiKmt
carried
out
on
the
Mountain
Boy
nas
come
irom
Montreal.
After
the
first
season
of
development,
the
Bl-Metallic
Syndicate
has1
suspended
operations
for
the
year
on
the
group
of
claims
It
owns
on
the
south
side
ot
Marmot
River.
The
management
Is
well
satisfied
with
results
obtained
and
amount
of
work
accomplished
under
the
experienced
management
ot
Clay
Porter.
Suitable
camps
have
been
established
and
two
tunnels,
approximately
SO
feet
in
length,
were
driven.
One
was
on
the
Stimulator
Swanson
Bay
to
the
east
Is
near
ly
completed.
Shipments.
It
is
ex
peeted,
will
commence
about
De
cern
oer
i.
Angus
Macdonald.
suberinten
dent
of
schools,
reported
at
the
sehool
board
meeting
that
there
were
many
cases
of
truancy.
The
board
Is
determined
to
put
a
stop
io
h,
even
u
ii,
is
iouna
necessary
to
call
In
the,
police.
Dally
News
"Want
Ads"
bring
quick
results.
Man
in
the
Moon
It
was
at
the
Cenotaph
service
Monday
a
little
boy
was
sitting
ou
his
dad's
shoulde.a
so
that
he
might
see'
the
hiahlanders
who
"''ier?
-playing
.the
Jwnwit,
while
ennspoiiyrmv
ft
ATRfi
I
Vr--...
uiwi
,
uu
use
ouikjkh
....
,11.:
if
-iy.ioo
pi
tne,
cenotaph.
,Tne
utue
Citv
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
cnap
looked
and
then
he
asked:
Vy
la.ur
norlnrl
nniil
in
ndvjinre.
Tier
month
"Papa,
are
those
Scotchmen
or
r
!
-ii
vTt.
Pnntrnl
Ttrlttsh
Columbia.
I
soldiers?"
uy
man
10
an
par
oi
iiuimnu
am
.
There
was
a
disappointing
time
l.w
at
a
recent
church
social
because
itt-ere
were
not
enough
hims
to
gib
6.00
!
icyna.
7
fin
1.40
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
"-per
inch
.
..
2.80
25
.02
.15
Monday,
November
18,
1929
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Anaconda
Enters
Portland
Canal
Field;
Work
Suspended
For
Winter
On
Melvin
;
Mountain
Boy
lias
Biff
Winter
Program
Heralded
as
one
of
the
most
important
deals
in
the
history
of
the
Portland
Canarcampj
the
Anaconda
Copper
Co.,
one
of
the
most
powerful
of
the
world's
mining
organizations,
has
taken
a
working
bond
with
payments
spread
over
several
years
on
the
Good
Luck
group
of
four
claims,
situated
on
the
west
side
of
American
Creek,
three
and
a
half
miles
north
of
the
Mountain
Boy
or
some
eight
miles
from
the
railway
survey
on
Bear
River.
The
deal
followed
several
months
of
search
by
Harry
Townsend,
Anaconda
engineer,
for
a
suitable
pro-
iSJnn?"
loced
"J1
own"
average
of
about
three
feet
In
width
J7
,
am,ftj?(l'
Fr'do?0Snce
1
carrying
ore
of
commercial
grade,
and
Carles
JLtodtrom,,
Showings,
tne
alues
rig
principally
in
on
the
property
consist
of
a
large'
Eold
whlcn
u
frequently
encoun-
lron
cap
wiin
'
an
'aTerage
wmin
ox
tered
ln
native
form
in
the
network
irom
tw
w
buu
iee.
over
a
muc
.
0
vems
occurring
on
the
property
A
uiue
ooy
went
to
me
uaiora
ral
or
the
first
time
recently
with'
his
father
and
when
the
choir
N
marched
in
h
whisp-pd
audibly;
"See.
cuddy.
tr.ey
are
ins
to
get
their
hair
cut.
The
Premier
came
The,
Premier
went
And
riow
we're
wondering
What
he
meant.
He
'told,
us
how
We'd
progress
make
I
wish
twould
hurry
Up,
land
sake.
Jake
lays
he
got
no
holidays
this
year
because
his
broker
took
him
for
a
ride.
.
A
woman
who
looks
forward
to
matrimony
should
be
straight
as
an
arrow.
Then
she
may
get
a
beau.
The
sun
was
shining
this
morning-
and
I
was
wondering
whether
It
was
spring
or
fall.
Thank
heaven
for
the
winter
time
And
for
the
cold,
cold
blast,
For
then
I
know
spring
poets
are
An
evil
of
the
past.
Jake
says
he
likes
the
talkies
Now
his
wife
cannot
read
the
sub-titles
aloud.
It
was
a
sad
day
when
the
Household
Hints"
and
"Your
Baby
and
Mine"
departments
got
mixed
up:
Q.
I
have
difficulty
keeping
my
jaby
warm
at
night.
What
should
I
do?
A.
Use
a
greased
pan
and
place
n
a
slow
oven
for
three
hours.
Clga
0
"""
V
THE
CAILT
KET73
fonday,
November
PAGE
TWO
'
The1.
Daily
News...
PRINCE
KUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
,
w
r
i
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLLN
Mtnagins-Editor
District
News
W
By
modem
vaporising
PRINCE
GEORGE
In
a
recent
oainting
contest
WEN
A
IP
Colg
to
each
purchaser
of
25c
.
,"w7
ointment
Just
mo
on
conducted
fqxbovs
and
girls
by
a
local
haritfari
concern,
the
winners
wejeBdna
tpes,
Ger-
slderaBle
trude
Pitman,
MathiliafVan
Dyk.i
shown
in
Roland
Allen,
Hubert
Armstrong,
:
George.
.1
W
lit
enthusiasm
Hie
sport
6KS
VapoRub
Is
In
?h.iJ-i!pDS'
H.
V.
Littler,
accountant
in
the
the
.family,
the
substantial
sum
PHman
IT
TOWorl
anrT
Martin,
loiUkl
brench
of
the
Bank
Pptjriann
Montreal
soon
as
conditions
will
Orchestra
supplied
a
fine
program
of
music
and,
during
the
supper
intermission,
Miss
Mary
McKen-zie
danced
the
Highland
Fling-.
The
hall
was
beautifully
decorated
under
the
direction
of
J.
A.
Finnerty.
After
a
visit
of
several
months
with
relatives
in
Ireland,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
IL
Byrne
and
son
have
returned
to
Smfthers.
'
Word
has
been
received
here
that
Frank
Tagvart
and
associates,
who
contemplate
the
es-t:
blishment
of
a
large
plant
for
the
extraction
of
by-products
from
Telkwa
and
CoDDer
River
m
TSMlTM"!
SBBH
lH'
XjO
WW
The
NEW
te
Toot
j
fill
rush
(Designed
by
Colgate
Department
of
Dental
Education)
WAY
Tubes
oS
ate
Ribbon
Dental
Cream
11
THE
OFFER:
To
induce
still
more
people
to
try
Ribbon
Dental
Cream
...
we
make
this
remarkable
offer.
Only
Colgate,
.world's
largest
maker
of
tooth
paste
.
.
.
could
finance
such
a
proposition.
The
brush
This
toothbrush
the
newest,
most
advanced
type
known
to
dental
science
was
designed
by
the
Colgate
Department
of
Dental
Education
...
a
group
of
den.
tlsts
who
have
studied
the
needs
of
thousands
of
men,
women
and
children.
Examine
this
brush.
Study
its
shape.
Us
size,
its
bristles.
It
Is
made
by
skilled
workers
.
.
.
under
the
most
sanitary
con
ditions
.
.
.
fronuselected,
imported
snow,
white
bristles,
of
finest
quality.
Every
'
brush
Is
carefully
Inspected,
Handles,
are
j
of
lovely,
transparent
material,
in
5
ex-
t
quislfe
shades
of
gree,
purple,
amber.
Bristles
are
inset
by
a
unique
process
that
holds
them
in
a
vise-like
grip.
TbU
brush
U
idtnlical
la
quality,
in
size,
in
durability
to
nationally
advertised
brushes
that
sell
regularly
in
better
stores
at
SO
cents.
Now
yours
FREE
with
this
unique
offer.
electric
plant
to
supply
light
and
power
throughout
.
the
district.
It
Is
stated
that
powdered
coal
will
be
used
for
fuel.
!.
.
i
The
little
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
:
W.
C.
Anns
of
this
town
hast
lost
permanently
the
sight
of
both
;eves
as
a
result
of
a
recent
accident
when
playing
wiih
lime.'
i
This
is
the
announcement
of
ex-
betaff
I
perls
"Jn
tlltf'
(fast
where
thtfcBHd
prmCe,
was
taken
foxaVexaminatlon.
A
l
benefit
riancfi
Was
stairpii
last
fweek-end
by
dray's
Orchestra
for
of
;
of
$180
being
realized
left
at
the
first
of
the!
.
.
.
.
,.
week
fnr
Terrare
where
he
will
I
irSl
Prize
Winners
at
tne
an
will
be
the
same
as
last
year.
lease
of
the
Smlthers
skatiagi
rime.
ENGLAND
BEAT
IltELA.ND
LONDON
Nov
18:
England
de-;
feated
Ireland
7
to
2
in
an
ama-1
soccer
match
1
1
t
mi
...
rouna
lhe
VVorlrJ
With
Sport
Fans
(By
Thi
Tnunp)
Frank
Patrick,
craftv
ql
iho
Vancouer
pions
of
the
Pacific
Cast
ffil
S.
i&
J?lnd
011
Tuesday
.12
Bp
Phillips-,
craqk
rlpht
3
of
the,
champions.
!,
"rJ$
rwo
nff
for
duty.
UilL
nnt
VanWer
on
a
"u
Halt
Moon
Bay
report
to
Vancouver
-una
To,..
u
.
it.,
u
.v.
nnnl
seen
shnw
whlrh
mi
helrl
I
i
..n.
.
"
1
"'
Wen!
herewiuTa
se
V
tto
cE
!
lTST
was
Tccomptnied
b?
,
hero
last
"week
wereT
oatsTA.
mTI
ffft
dton
mail
iU
SCeatnwhteh
n.aiJ
at
viuwo
tev
..Mrs.
Littler.
iMjllan.
Irwrnu,
Eve
T1lrnra-
vn
,;.
sprng
.Iv
wheat
K.lo,,
Ouy
,
the
Lions
to
get
their
"A
rrmro
T.
S.
DePeneler
officiated,
ex-ser-
I
a
Mlllan-
field
ma
a
m'
vlct
men
from
aU
parts
of
the.
The
local
school
board
Is
con-
ftn,"ir,
,leJjL
J!?-
Mff
districting
In
attendanee.
ANsWerm
the
advisability
of
estab-1
Vthy;
J?h?,ri".
BaTrre
er
the
aervlee
mere
was
a
pru-
ubimuk
utmicstic
science,
ukujuoj
,
Bltw.ra.
-i.n,.'
..,.
cession
to
the
cemetery
whjrr
training
and
commerelaf
depart
wreaths
were
placed
or
soldiers'
meats
in
the
loeal
school,
araves.
m
Uie
evening,
a
smoker
was
held.'
There
was
also
a
dance'
at
which
Miss
Ida
Miller.
Mrs.!
nnrn
Merer
and
Doc
Cameron
i
Weather
hre
of
late
has
been
unsettled
with
rain
and
snow.
The
lowest
thermometer
reading
of
the
week
was
10
above
aero.
The
Ladies'
Aid
to
the
local
United
Church
held
its
annual
Thanksgiving
turkey
dinner
on
Monday
evening.
There
was
a
arge
attendance
which
took
up
all
seating
capacity.
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Prince
Georgz
Hospital
was
held
Friday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
K.
Nichols.
Northern
Rebekah
Lodge
held
n
meeting
Thursday
evening
in
he
Ritts-Klfer
Hall
First
badminton
na'mes
of
th
reason
were
played
in
the
Ritt?
Kifer
Hall
here
on
Thursday.
Con
SMITHERS
were
winners
ln
a
raffle.
quantities
ha
been
discovered
for
aussu4
wiittwivivi
osssivc:
vtu
v
ci
.
A.
McMillan;
certified
potatoes.
Hamlin
Si
Thomson.
Terrace;
i
commercial
Evelyn.
potatoes,
J.
Owens.
Railway
tie
contracts
for
1930
,
nrm
tihno
in
h.
Hef..t
.
i
have
now
been
awarded,
and.
as
the
Olader
Oulch
property
near
,
'
was
expected,
they
disclose
a
cut
here.
Assays
from
a
vein
at
least
WF,?
ent,
fr?m4
last
V-five
feet
wide
showed
eleven
Practically
alt
of
last
season's
cent
of
sulphide
and
tellurlde
of
?Pntractr?
sh"9
u"?
al"
bismuth.
It
I
planned
to
carry,
though
it
1
understood
that
many
on
development
worK
on
tne
pro
perty
as
permit.
rporw
-iiunp
announred
thu
,X
"f
uip
and
was
promntlv
PTlllllDs
tnit
he
lmmPfit-,f,
east
instructed
ta
r
of
fact
three
N.H1
ruTh.
ere
seektig
Bill's
services
6'
bolnte
Bill
skipper
of
the
team
centre
ice
player
of
the
Lions
uS
season,
who
Is
trying
out
withZ
Chicago
Black
Hawks
Even
thouIi
Somers
was
captain
Ct
season.
Philllpj
did
a
dem
f
,15
on
ttT
operators
will
not
open
up
camps
XuH;
work
that.
"VSr
should
c.
fall
,a"
for
for
the
the
smaller
smaller
ouantltv
quantity.
Prices
Prices
the
skipper
The
annual
ArmiiOce
Dav
danc
.
Armistice
uay
serviees
were
on
Monday
night
under
the
aus-
reiduereu0nr,Mon,.?,.m
H'f.V01"
pices
ol
the
local
Canadian
Le-
ted
Church.
Rev.
WWiam
McKen-
gion
was
a
neat
success.
Theiw
,'1,
r"
resuU
in
more
goa
were
about
4M
Dersons
in
atten-
?.ev
h
f
IIa,es
,.th
Anglican
dance
and
all
parts
of
the
dis-"urcn
ln
Jointly
in
charge,
trlct
were
represented.
Gray's.
There
was
a
parade
of
ex-service
hymns
were
sung
with
ace'eom-panlments
by
Gray's
Orchestra.
r.'.-u.
urc
maion
plans
for
the'teur
international
f.-'.ablishment
of
a
large
steam
Saturday.
National
Hockey
Leacue
head,
are
feeling
satMied
with
Z
changes
in
the
rules
Thcv
ty-iw
tlat
the
new
rules,
which
r?
'.wvawni
iai
ucru
urj
0.;:'.
n
are
nr.
satisfying
.at.ivina
the
Dubh(
n
with
due
deliberation
that
'he
rule-makers
accepted
a!.i.(,.,t
uhol
ly
the
Patrick
idea
of
the
v.
inter
pastime.
They
had
been
critlrhed
most
freely
in
the
nast
the
ah.
The
sum
of
$100
was
realised
!f"cfn0i,J
SJ
by
sale
of
popples
in
connection
,
8j?-
Z'l"
with
the
observance
of
ArmlsUee
SVeJffi
jftZ
l
b,ri'f
he
Day
in
Smlthec
j
fg&
Tlia
Smiths
Athletic
Cluh
ha.!."0'1
opponents
to
!-to-n
and
a.
Ua
.
,.z
o-i
seoresv
n
is
not
i
ke
v
uut
"1"
imu
umil
Jam,.),.,
will
hannen
amitn
wm
Wi0
a8aln
Silver
and
Jaek
Moffat
for
the;
Hockey
Scores
N.
Y.
Americans
3:
Ottawa
1
Chicago
4:
Canadlen.s
4.
Boston
6;
Toronto
5
Montreal
S;
Pittsburgh
2
.00
value
for
50c
There
is
no
-catch-
to
this
offer.
Colgate
simply
wants
you
to
try
Ribbon
Dental
Cream.
To
repay,
you
for
doing
this,
we
offer
you
a
genuine
new
Colgate
Toothbrush
.
.
.value
50
cents.
.
.
ABSOLUTELY
FREE!
The
dentifrice
Colgate's
Ribbon
Dental
Cream
Is
the
world's
largest-selling
tooth
paste.
More
people
use
it
.
.
.
and
more
dentists
recommend
it
.
.
than
any
other
dentifrice.
The
reason
for
this
Is
simply
that
Colgate's
cleans
teeth
better.
Colgate's
contains
the
world's
best
cleansing
agent
a
penetrating
foam
that
cleanses
where
the
toothbrush
cannot
reach.
Your
"dentist
win
tell
you
that
decay
doesn't
start
on
the,
smooth
outer
surfaces
of
the
teeth
.
.
.
but
'in
the
tiny
crevices
where
food
particles
and
mucin
Collect
No
ordinary
toothbrush
can'
reach
these
hard-to-clean
places.
They
must
be
cleansed
by
the
dentifrice.
Hence
the
real
test
of
i
tooth
paste
Is
its
ability
to
get
down
into
these
crevices
and
cleanse
them
thoroughly.
A
recent
scientific
test
proved
that
Colgate's
lias
grttter
penetrating
power
than
toy
ot
the
hiding
tooth
pistes
on
the
market
today.
This
b
the
secret
of
Colgate's
superior
cleansing
power.
The
foam
of
Colgate's
carries
a
fine
chalk
powder
...
a
polishing
material
pre-scribed
by
dentists
...
which
polishes
the
enamel
safely,
brilliantly.
The
Colgate
method
of
uientifu
tooth
brushing
After
years
of
study
and
thousands
of
experiments,
the
Colgate
Method
of
scientifically
cleansing
the
teeth
has
been
devel-oped
by
the
Colgate
Dept.
of.
Dental
Education.
This
method
Is
most
effective
when
Ribbon
Dental
Cream
is
brushed
on
with
the
Colgate
Brush.
For
the
springy,
serrated
bristles,
set
at
exactly
the
right
distance,
set
in
a
way
that
applies
the
full,
concentrated
deansmgpowwolthefaraous
Colgate
foam.
.
.
deep
down
Into
the
"hard-to-lean"
places.
Only
thus
can
you
be
This
Offer
Is
Good
Wherever
Toilet
G
The
Colgate
brush
has
amazing
penetrating,
cleansing
power
.
.
.
because
the
bristles
are
scientifically
serrated
.
.
tufted
...
to
get
Into
the
tiny
crevices
and
hard-to-reach
places
where
the
ordinary
toothbrush
fails
to
penetrate.
Brush
tetth
wHa
tfcta
9-aad-4owm
me-Hoe,
advise
4atl-t(.
Tka
new
Cetfate
peetallr
dee)
nak
actio
eouolr
SeoM.
Do
aui
fcroaa
direetlr
acroae
the
taala.
Tlsrt
the
saraa.
When
roe
bmih
your
taeta
an
taa
laW.
ua
an
la-aad
out
atrel.
Not
near
wall
to
arm
brlallas
la-
sure
you
are
cleaning
these
difficult
spots
where
decay
lurks.
Start
today
to
use
the
Colgate
Method
of
Scientific
Tooth
Brushing
.
,.
and
note
the
difference
in
your
teeth
ten
days
hence.
KOTEl
ThJe
offer
it
strictly
limited.
The
supply
of
brushes
has
been
rigidly
allotted
to
the
stores
which
are
co-operating-
in
this
great
offer.
They
will
not
last
long
.
.
.
once
people
read
this
announcement,
Thousands
of
men
and
women,,
realizing
that
when
Colgate
makes
such
a
proposition,
it
is
worth
grasping1
at
once,
will
hurry
to
the
stores
and
get
their
brushes.
Many
win
lay
In
a
supply
for
the
whole
family.
...
So,
act
NOWI
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