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Tests show amazing power against bacteria Kills typhoid germs in 15 seconds More than fifty diseases, some slight, some danger- ous, have their beginning in the nose or throat. Therefore, an irritated throat demands immediate attention. It may be the symptom of a cold—or worse. The germs causing the irritation must be killed before they get the upper hand. Listerine, used full strength as a gargle, is a powerful aid in killing germs. Repeated tests by labora- tories of national repute prove it. For example, Listerine, full strength, in 15 seconds destroyed even the virulent M. Aureus (pus)) and B. Typhosus (typhoid)} germ. Yet Listerine is so gentle and safe it may be used undiluted in any cavity of the body. Now you can understand why millions rely on Listerine to avoid ordinary sore throat and colds entirely, and to check them should they gain a throat hold. You'll be amazed to find how quickly Listerine brings relief. If, however, a feeling of soreness persists, call your physician. It is no longer a matter with which an antiseptic can deal. Keep a bottle of Listerine handy at home and in the office, and at the first sign of throat irritation gargle repeatedly with it full strength. Lambert Pharmacal Company, St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A, Prevent a cold this way? Certainly! Countless colds start when. germs are carried By using Listerine on to the mouth on food. LISTERINE the hands before every meal, you attack such germs and lessen the risk of cold. Remember this, mothers, when handling baby’s food. The Safe Antiseptic Please mention Newsstanp Grourp—MeEn’s List, when answering advertisements EOPMICE OOO) KS nC