The Finest "Nightcap”
"I End Glas-ovo all that you claim for it. As a nightcap or sleep-itxlucer I think it is the finest I have yet tried, a6 it doesn't stop at giving one sleep, but a fit-for-anything feeling in the morning."
Mrs. M. G.
The Best Night's Rest
"After taking Glas-ovo I had the best night's rest I have had for a very long time and woke next day feeling very rested."
Mrs. B. L. S.
"have hadthe best night's fest for many months. I now know what to have for supper."
Miss A. K
No more sleepless nights
When you toss from side to side, and vainly, count imaginary sheep. passing through a fall asleep-when nothing will induce even that dreamy feeling that ushers in sleep, how you long for dawn.. As you bear the clocks strike and listen to the myriad sounds that fill the darkness, you realise that there is no real stillness of the night.
fictitious gate-and yet, can't
And when morning comes. you get up jaded and unrefreshed and totally unfit to face the day's work or enjoy the day's play.
How different it is when you can go to bed and enjoy the peaceful dreamless sleep of a tired healthy child. And this blessing of sound sleep is within your reach if you take a cup of Glax-ovo each night before going to bed.
The marvellous "Ostelin" vitamin D concentrate feeds those starved and harassed nerves, its rich milk and selected malt extract give rise to that drowsy feeling, and its delicious chocolate flavour makes it an added pleasure with which to round off the day. Get a tin to-day and try it for yourself.
GLAX-OVO
the vital food-drink
for men, women and children
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Ta W. R. LOXLEY & CO. HONGKONG.
I enclosure 4c. in stamps for a trial tin of GLAX-OVO
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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 7. 1930,
WOMAN'S PAGE
BABY'S TROUSSEAU
WHAT TO GET AND WHAT TO AVOID.
Every mother takes a delight in preparing the clothes for the little one she is expecting, and there are few mothers who do not make at least some of the little garments. But very often the mother is not sure "exactly what to prepare, her own mother makes suggestions, but she feels that they may not be in accord- ance with modern ideal, or suitable for a warm, climatę.
The overseas edition of the Glaxo Baby Book, which has been specially prepared for the use of mothers in warm climates, gives Rome most useful hints, on this subject and on many others. Here is a useful little list of do's and don'ts with regard to baby's trousseau.
DO NOT:
Hare too many clothes tae fanellette
Hace stiff cotton bindere Over cloth Baby.
Baby's Clothing must be:- Light, warm, purus, comfort.
aile, easy to put on, and insy to take off.
DO:
Have garments of absorbent material. Silk ir ideal for hot climates.
Have short clothes from birth, Protret baby's head from the
sun's rayannil frais draughts. Have all clothing loose round the nerk, chest and stomach,
Everything should be ready by the seventh month. All pat terns should be simple, preferably one piece, styles, with loos neck and no waistbande. Long clothes "for a baby are no longer used. The usual length for petticoats and frocks is twenty-four inches, night gowns can be a little longer if preferred." Flannel of medium quality, light weight, is appropriate for petticoats (which replace the old fashioned long flannel.") répe and silk mate- rials, nuns veiling, or unstarched muslin are used for day and night gowns. Knitted garments are made from light weight wool, or wool and silk mixture, which is less liable to irritate the baby's. skin.
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A useful layette for warm climates would be:--
4 vests of salt knitted weol, or silk and wool, opening down
the front.
4 dezen napkins of soft absorbent material."
4 silk and wool nightgowns.
4 pairs of warm woollen booteer.
soft woollen shawl.
silk dresses,.
a binders made of nursery flannel, each measuring 23 by 5 inches,
This is quite a minimum liat and can with advantage be add- ed to should your purse and time allow.
Paper Patteras or Kuifting Directions for such of the above garments as required, can be obtained by writing to Glazo, 56, Orunlairgh Street, London, NW1,
FRESH AIR AND “ CLEANLINESS.
Important as is Baby's food, he does not depend on this alone for his well-being. If his body is to be properly nourished he must have abundance of fresh air. It is im- perative for him to be in the open air or in rooms that are properly ventilated.
In a small room with the outside air excluded, there is not more than sufficient oxygen for one-per- so for half an hour, yet we may find a baby sleeping with an adult in such a room, the whole · night through. He is restless and fret ful simply because he is starving. for fresh air.
If people could only see with the naked eye the disease germs that flourish in closed-in overcrowded rooms they would be very cager in- deed to let in Nature's purifiers- the sun and fresh air. From the day of Baby's birth lose no oppor tunity to have him out of doors. and when indoors keep him as near a widely open window as possible.
Cleanliness,
There are harmful germs all round us; in the air we breathe, in the food we eat, in the water we drink. Our bodies are mare or less well equipped to resist the attacks of these disease-germs when they gain entrances, if our defending forces are strong, then we keep in good health-if the invading germs gain the ascendancy we become ill. Fresh air, sunshine and Clean- liness are our best allies in our fight against sickness discnsr thrives in dirt and darkness. An in- fant has less power than an adult to resist disease. Much can be done in this direction by scrupulous cleanliness,
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YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION.
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FANCY DRESS
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DINNER DANCE AND SUPPER
TO BE HELD AT
PENINSULA HOTEL
TONIGHT
7 March, 8 p.m.-1 a.m.
Tickets inclusive 87.50 may be obtained from Anderson's, Montrie's, Tsang Fook Plano Co, or the Hon. Treasurer, c/o Messrs. Percy Smith, Seth and Fleming.
Tickets for Supper and Dance only $5 may be obtained from
the Hotel Co.
Late Ferries will leave Kowloon at 1.15 A.M. and 1.30 ́A.M.
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has advised her to - er - ah- to consume
more milk. It would be as much as my place
is worth to take anything but Nestlé's.”
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