The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1911, Page 6

LLL OOELELIEEL LELLOE SIO EE SE THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1911, OOS OOOO KEROSENE IN FIRE THAT 6 * , rT | . Caldwell, Kate B, Caldwett, Jo- | iH mbeck & Betz, Louta | AY | OSE HOME | J. Pooler, Mra. Ellzabeth 11, Keyes, ; s | each #0. Neach Thomson, Walter Battersby, Miss n ¥. Kt amex M ve thet Raha dts | ENDANGERS. 20 FAMILIES. ‘ f R Perley anveess sore i 1G. Gor |e inn ‘ Cheats, * "ali fe | oc toes pal tea are the M ki d’ M D (GETS $30,000 FOR "i cos “: Mankind’s Most Dangerous Foes ‘ Ke vray , Katherine Po). « World ene iertaee ee Lee seaerer re Those Which Attac ' re ee aA. A. Pincofts, | K. M. Cr a lpia FS ira S| LOSES SUIT FOR $100,000. | Brings Contributions in E * cess of Sum Called For. ‘ ' Mery! gary Hinds M .| to Ne Db Suffered by 1 A fury which had considering the + the Coney Island « + brought by Mrs. on behalf of her h Through the Mouth st Physicians State That 90% of All Common Ills Are Due to Unhealthy “eraat:| Conditions of the Mouth—This in Spite of Daily Use of Tooth : Brush, Dental Creams, Pastes and Powders t an alarm was sent for 7 $25,000 FUND WAS ASKED |" B. 2 ter J, Bulllv and, the Rev, \A Partial List of Those Who Taner, Nike BF. Drakenteld, Mrs, |12me B. Twitchel, reported to-day to asuiity a | ' ivi hi . d ‘ * | Justice Kapper in the Supreme Court in — —— i Are Giving to This Pane Pago! Brooklyn that they found sie Was en- 7 | Odol-izing Is Safeguard i titled to no damages H k h d | Worthy Charity. | a 8 ae mw pa, FLousework is har the ' | Miss $ Jon the running board of an open Fig | sleep A a ae work without nd Injured hts he lighting at Mankind’s most dangerous foes—because so little suspected, so little guarded against— ' GL. Rove's Free Home for Tncurad!e| reli, M {Oamecr, No, 426 Cherry street, to-day an |r Sullivan, 1 to have a are the microbes which daily besiege the mouth. Hiemore that is han already received [A00h es at aturmny,|steatant a ee ae And the microbes which scientists and physicians are now most emphatic in warning us pmmere than $9,000 for ite new bullding | Eamond Conger Brown, each %. the car » Without « . |The Evening World recently printed &| Mise N. Minturn, John F. Glishenan, for !t to ipertes of articles explaining the aims of Neate worthy charity and asking for sub- | segiptions to a $25.00) building fund | i ‘Through this paper's columns Mother | ‘Alphonsa Lathrop, head of St, Rose's, | ‘wishes to thank those who have cone {te her ald. A partial Hat of contribu. The Smart Gold Dust. | GOLD DUST cuts | housework in half. It does all the hard part of the work | without your assistance. against are not those most commonly under suspicion—not the germs of contagion—but germs which have heretofore excited little alarm. They are the microbes which wage war on the teeth and on the mucous membrane of the mouth. The attacks of these treacherous foes—in spite of the usual tooth-brush precautions —are going on day and night. : | ao to-gayi “Ana! thet GOLD DUST cleans | Yet even the presence of these stealthy invaders—often millions strong—is seldom so | Some of the Cortributors, \W ee anama every thing cleanable in the | much as suspected. | Menry Heide, $250. home—clothes, dishes, pots, | | » Jacod Schif’, John D. Crimmins, BE. I | y Albee, John Lynn, Edgar J. Levey, (Mire. Barend Van Gerbig, ©. P. Young, ;Mies J. Husson, Therese Q. Maurer, Mrs. John E. Claffy, each, $10. John H. Storer, Robert M. G ‘Verplanok, George ‘Hermann, Willlam A Read, ‘Duffy, Mins Hettinger, Miss Georgiana 'W. Sargent, James W. Cromwell, Sara} B. Gibbs, Tillie 6. Jaretski, Maurice | i iad This new style, low heel model will afford the ut- most comfort, at the same time giving the stylish short vamp appearance sought for by wearers of the higher heel models. | pans, tloors;doors, wood- | work, refrigerators, bath- rooms, sinks, pipes, ete. It will do better work—it will do more kinds of work than |}soap or any other cleaner. | } to run | your home without GOLD | | DUST, you are not doing your work in the shortest, easiest and most economical The Cause of All These Evils These microbe focs—aided by the de- structive acids they create—are the cause of fully 90°% of all trouble with the teeth. Bad breath is another common ‘evi- dence of their activity. They work on the saliva, robbing it of its power to aid digestion, And passing on into the canal, they poison the stom testines. Disturban: f dige scientists now hold—is far more fre- alimentary nd in- {Feetheraon, hag ge iu. eee | © i} | quently due to bacteria than to rich diet. ye poary i ehh eal aca | GOLD Dust By warring on the mucous mem- ! Rev, E. F. Leonard, William a saad brane, these enemies of the health pave ‘Beecher, Leon Hirech, D. K. Bayne, 77 The the way for catarrh, Also for con- teach $20. ) Emanuel Gerl!, Mre. H. C. Ho (Dr. B. K. Dunham, Mary R. Gree Stanton Floyd-Jones, Robert F. Bi: (good, Thomas Bracken, John W. Gof? {Adolph A. Bloch, Mrs. A. C. Jon . pl. M. Meserole, the Misses Webb, “Two \Friends,"" N. E. Feury, Frederick Nef? jFrencis D. Bailey, M. H. Lynch, Irene Blake, Elizabeth T. Haven, Emil F r, Francis T. Morgan, John Alikes, rical season saws : The sensation of the theat- Hanan & Son Broadway, corner Sist St Near | variably revealed—immediately after | apt to overlook) the teeth are only a | e of Odel will ordinar. ( - i | cotttimnMANAHAN'S the use of dental creams, pastes, ete,—a | part. : ; | weeks, ¥ Corset which will startling amount of bacteria and mi- It is so penetrating that it searches | gan PINE crobe-breeding, acid-forming impurities out all impurities—food particles, acids, (FOREST J left behind. bacteria—no matter where they happen Your neighborhood druggist has Odol mould you most effec. | On an average, thirty distinct species | to hide. Regardless of what your figure may be, of one thing you may be sure—there’s anR & G Six Broadway Stores 1093 Brondway,nenr 23d 8t. Broad nal § tively to the fashion- ablelines of the moment softher ie ee Geo. Borgfe —yet will permit of the ‘| tanita 1°77} a ae ae fullest freedom and comfort of movement. packages. he offers. 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And if the impurities which daily besiege it aren't daily vanquished, the unhealthy conditions they create make the system the prey of everything that comes along. Tooth-Brush Alone is Powerless The tooth-brush—in spite of popular faith in it--is almost powerless against these mischief-makers, No matter how its bristles are ar- crevices and hollows, the tiny spaces be- tween the teeth, the folds and wrinkles of the mucous membrane. Yet these are the places where food particles and the bacteria they breed always hide. —make the teeth white. They can only reach where the teoth-brush reaches. And ordinary liquid preparations are little better than piain water—little more than temporary breath perfumes, The Startling Condition Re- vealed by the Microscope In hundreds of examinations made in the interests of mouth hygiene, the re- lentless search of the microscope in- of micro-organisms in each mouth! 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