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| After the game SORE THROAT Gargle when you get home Suppose your team did win—what comfort is that, a week later when sore throat, or worse, has put you in bed? Here’s a good tip if you will take it. After any long exposure (and that includes cold bleachers) rinse the mouth and gargle with Listerine, the safe antiseptic. Immediately, it attacks the mil- lions of bacteria, waiting for the mo- ment when body resistance is low, to strike. Often, this simple and pleasant —the safe antiseptic precaution will be the means of sparing you a pain and sickness. Listerine nips many a sore throat and cold. Incidentally, after a football game it re- lieves that hoarseness which is so trouble- some. The wisest thing to do, of course, during cold weather months is to make a daily night-and-morning habit of using Listerine. Millions do—and are healthier for it. Lambert Pharmacal Company, St. Louis, Mo., U.S. A. comicbooks.com