Judge — January 1938 — page 87: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

ARE YOU CHAIN" SMOKER eseeeeseeAND DO YOUR TEETH SHOW IT? cian smokers save matches by lighting one cigarette with the stub of another— but, too often, their teeth pay the price. You've seen ‘em by the score—men and women whose teeth have a brownish tinge, the first warning of smoker's teeth. Let them all use Bost Tooth Paste . . . and what a difference! Bost dissolves tobacco stains—dissolves, we said. It doesn't scrape them off with raspy abrasives, it dissolves them off with bland and gentle oils. Bost Tooth Paste is no cure-all. It claims only to be a competent dentifrice that cleans teeth thoroughly—and has the added advantage of removing tobacco stains. With the amount of smoking we all seem to be doing these days, this extra power assumes great importance. You must try Bost Tooth Paste for a couple of weeks. You'll find that your teeth look brighter, your mouth tastes fresher. And, incidentally, if you have nicotine-stained fingers, don't forget that Bost can do a good job there, too. Try it, why don't you? Here's your coupon. : Bost Tooth Paste Corporat! az 480 Lexington Ave., Me¥-C., New ¥. ork, tube of Bost Tooth Paste that removes tobacco s afely. KsbLe BROS. CO., PRINTERS comicbooks.com