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Identifier: stnicholasserial4311dodg (find matches)
Title: St. Nicholas (serial)
Year: 1873 (1870s)
Authors: Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905
Subjects: Children's literature
Publisher: (New York : Scribner & Co.)
Contributing Library: Information and Library Science Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Digitizing Sponsor: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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t means electric starter andelectric lights, electric horn, mag-netic speedometer—in fact every nec-essary item. Nothing is lacking.There are no extras to buy. Note that the motor is the verylatest en bloc design—the last word infine engineering. Note that the tires are four inchsize. Many cars costing more havesmaller tires. Note that the rear springs are thefamous cantilever type. Many big-ger, more expensive cars are nowherenear as easy riding. Note the headlight dimmers—theelectric control buttons on steeringcolumn—demountable rims and oneman top — all big features—high-priced-car features. And it is a perfect beauty—snappy,stylish, speedy. No wonder theres a rush to pos-sess the car the world has been wait-ing for. But that means quick action onyour part in order to get a promptdelivery. Dont delay—get your order intoday. Remember it comes complete—only $615. Cafa/oi^OJi request. Please address Dept. 6jJ The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio Made in U. S. A.
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Stegosaurus—the plated lizard—whom you see above, has a fine lesson in preparednessfor to-day, though he died some eight million years ago. He did not care for his teeth and all his 15 feet of spiny length and his armored hidedid not save him ^ His teeth gradually weakened from eating ferns and toadstools insteadof the tougher branches he formerly fed on, which helped to cleanse his teeth as he chewed. In the course of time he became what we call a weakling, and then, like all weaklings,he could not fight the battle of life. He was overwhelmed by stronger reptiles and byhis own weakness, and finally every Stegosaurus was gone. There are only fossils to showthat they ever existed. This may seem rather fanciful as a reason why you should use Colgates RibboDental Cream twice every day — but the lesson is there. Your dentist or your doctorwill tell you how necessary care of the teeth is—and how splendid a dentifrice Colgates is. It cleans the teeth thoroughly and safely and the fl

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