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Argosy All-Story Weekly, May 3, 1924 — page 177: what you’re looking at

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ARGOSY-ALLSTORY—ADVERTISING SECTION OUEST TR Made in U. S. A. WAMU AAAS Protection when you buy— convenience when you travel VERY Owens Staple-tied Tooth Brush is sold in a strong, clean, transparent glass container. It protects your Owens from careless thumb- ing and handling in the drug- gist’s store._ It also makes a wonderfully convenient, sani- tary container for traveling. You’ll prefer using this clean tooth brush! Many dentists have declared it to be the finest ever designed for the correct care of the teeth! The trim is shaped to clean every part of your teeth thoroughly. Bristle tufts are wide-spaced and wedge-shaped to reach every crack and crevice. The softly curved handle makes correct brushing easier and more natural. Each bristle tuft is perma- nently tied into the handle by a hidden staple. Handles are in six distinctive colors—one for you personally. No other tooth brush can bring you all these advantages! Yet the Owens—in the glass contdiner—costs you no more than ordinary tooth brushes. 30, 40 and 50 cents each, in child’s, youth’s and adult’s sizes. See it at your druggist’s. OWENS Staple-tied TOOTH BRUSH THE OWENS BOTTLE COMPANY, TOLEDO In answering this advertisement it ia desirable that you mention this magazine. COMmiiclooe CO