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Five New Ways

To whiter, cleaner, safer teeth-all late discoveries

Dental science has been seeking ways to better tooth protection.

All old methods proved inade- quate. Toath troubles were con- stantly increasing. Very few en- caped them. Beautiful teeth were Been less often than now.

Dental research found the causes, then evolved five new ways to car- rect them.

The chief enemy

The chief tooth enemy was found to be film-that viscous film you feel. It clings to teeth, enters crevices and stays.

Food stains, etc., discolor it. Then it forms dingy coats. Tartar is based on film, Most teeth are thus clouded more or less.

Film also holds

proved those methods effective. They were embodied in a 100th paste called Pepsodent, and den- tists the world over began to urge its use.

Other essentials

Other effects were found neces- sary, and ways were discovered to bring them. All are now embodied in Pepsodent.

Pepsodent stimulates the salivary Bow Nature's great tooth-pro- tector.

It multiplies the alkalinity of the saliva. That is there to neu- tralize mouth acids, the cause of tooth decay.

Protect the Enamel Pepsodent disintegrates the film, then removes it with an, agent for softer than enamel. Never use a film combatant which contains harsh grit.

food substance which ferments and forms acids. It holds the acids in contact with the teeth to cause decay. Germs breed by millions in it. They, with tar- tar, are the chief cause of pynrzlica.

Much left intact

Old ways of brushing left much, of that sim intact,-to-cloud the teeth and night and day threaten serious damage.

Two ways were found to fight that film. One acts to curdle film. one to remove it, and without any harmful scouring. Able authorities

It multiples the starch digestant in the saliva. That is there to digest starch deposits on teeth which may otherwise ferment and form acids. It polishes teeth so film less easily adheres.

Prettier teeth came to millions

One result is prettier teeth. You see them everywhere teeth you envy, maybe. But that is only a sign of cleaner, safer teeth. Film- coats, acids and deposits are effec- tively combated.

Note how clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence of the viscous film. See how teeth whiten as the film-coats disappear.

Pepsodent

The New-Day Dentifrice

A scientific film combatant, which whitens, cleans and protects the teeth without the use of harmful grit. Now advised by leading dentists the world over. On sale in two sizes everywhere.

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TRUCK RUNS INTO WALL.

Mutor truck 825 belonging to the Public Works Departinent

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1924.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

MR. BALDWIN'S POLICY.

London, Nov. 10,

met with a serious accident whilst Continuing his speech at the Guildhall, Mr. Baldwin Bald that proceeding along the Causeway all rejoiced in the success of Wembley, which had invaluably stimulat- Bay Pray, the car crashing inte ed Inter-Imperial trade and extended knowledge of the Empire. The come to th In wall of A. King's slipway and Government did not intend this great enterprite to insuring a pedestrian.

untimely end. Practically "the whole" of the capital expenditura.. had already been incurred, and the cost of re-opening next year and allowing many more millions to see the Exhibition would not be great. "We are unable to stand alone in this matter; put the Government will ask Parliament to provide fresh guarantees if they are adequately supported by other parties con

The accident occurred about 7.30 yesterday morning. The car was proceeding towards North Point at the time, being in charge of a learner who was accompanied by the driver. Itanddonly swerved on to the pavement and ran against the wall with considerable force, going clean through it. A workanan of the Hongkong Electric Company was caught up by the truck and taken through the wall, sustaining a severe fracture of the right leg and other serious injuries. Ho in an unconscious condition when picked tip. Neither the driver nor his coach was injured to any great extent.

WAR

It is stated that the police have detained the two drivers.

A fatal accident occurred near the Arsenal, Queen's Road, yestor- day. A Chinese who was riding in the back part of a motor lorry apparently lost his balance and fell heavily on the ground, sustaining fatal injuries. The mon died. shortly after the accident,

K.C.C. PRESENTATION.

WELL-KNOWN MEMBER'S

DEPARTURE FOR SHANGHAI.

Mr. J. Cornley, of the staff of Messes, W. R. Loxley and Co., and

carned."

and sufficient

The Premier continued that whatever the defects of the new administration, it would not fall to seek the co-operation of the Dominions in all things pertaining to the common heritage.

As regarded home a@airs, the Government would institute a thorough enquiry into high prices and immediately grapple with the housing and slum clearance problems, and do its utmost to improve the social conditions of the masses."

Regarding the situation in China, if opportunity arose which they considered would make it possible for foreign influence to help Chinn, they would not lose time in eunsulting other Powers for the purpose.

The Navy Bred the Army.

Mr. W. C. Bridgeman, Secretary to the Admiralty, referred to the Government's high idea of using the Navy as the best and cheapest form of insurance of the peace of the world, without intention to gratify lost ambition or conquest,

Army woukl bu Mr. Worthington Evans declared that the reduced to a size compatible with his functions. It was small com- must therefore be pared with the duties it had to perform and highly eflcient, equipped with the best weapons, and of a highly mobile arder, able to concentrate at any threatened point. He con- cluded by appealing for greater support for the Territorial Army,

Wembley Next Year:

Following the Premier's Exhibition announcement, Lord Stevenson, Chairman of the Exhibition, states It is up to the trade of the country to play up to the Government's lead. The principal Dominions were emphatic about the good the Exhibition had done them. They were quite prepared for another session. "I under-

a well-known member of the Kow-stand they have planned a new show and it is quite possible that

on Cricket Club, deft Hongkong the result will be that Wembley in 1925 will exceed in interest

for Shanghai, to which branch he Wembley of 1924.

has been transferred, by the past summer."

4. President Madison yesterday.

Mr. Cornley has been a popular

and energetic member of the K.CC. for the last four years, having taken a keen interest in the bowls and tennis sertion anii having on une eenzion been known!

hope the weather will be kinder thun in the

Parliament's Renssembly,

Parliament reassembles on 2nd. December.-Reater.

MONSTER DAM IN ALGIERS.

Algiers, Nov. 11.

Governor Steeg has laid the first-stone of the huge dam which to play cricket. On Monday nigh! will retain about 300,000,000 cubic metres of water for the irrigation

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he was the recipient of some wrist

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of his friends of the Club, and of

In reply, spoke of the many happy always to be

found there. The

a silver en won in a bowls cons petition.

Me. E Abraham, the Vice-Pre-days he had spent at the Club, howis trophy was handed over by '# Bome from Mr. W. Goldenberg, the convener [siden), näide the presentation in a 'describing it as

Mollettons speech, and Mr. Cornley, homo," and of the spirit of charity of the Bowls Sectiou.

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