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Saturday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

November 30, 1940.

PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT

Would you clean your

teeth with

You wouldn't dream of clean. ing your teeth with pumice stone, because you know its

gritty particles would soon destroy the fine enamel. Yet

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PUMICE?

Dentifrice. Its special polishing

you may even now be using a ingredient, which cannot possibly

harsh tooth-cleaner which is |

just as destructive,

semtch, will bring a new brilliance

to your teeth after only two or three days' use. And its penetrat→

HARSH TOOTH-CLEANERS HAVE †ing foam ensures that they are THE SAME EFFECT AS PUMICE-kept healthy and absolutely clean,

they scratch the teeth, roughen them till there is no shine la! Don't let this happen to you ! Keep your teeth bright and shining with Gibbs

as well as making your whole mouth feel fresh. Gibbs is the most thorough dentifrice, but it is also the most gentle.

Give your teeth a SHINË with

dentifrice

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Bola Agentas John D. Hutchlaon & Co.

Hoa Hon

WELCOME AND ADIEU-Party given by the Staff of Kowloon City Police Station on the occasion of the appointment of Inspector A. V. Baker to be Divisional Inspector in succossion to Inspector H. E. Rogers. Soon in the front row are Sub-Inspector T. H. Daly, Sub-Inspector L. Tylor, Inspector Rogers, Inspector Baker and Sorgŝant L. C, Pennell, (Photo: Yuen Chun).

ALL-CHINA PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION

-Two entries in the Exhibition, which will

be bold next month. (Top). "From the Gar-

den," by Francis Wu; (left) "Reflection," by

Lo Tak-cho.

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INTER-HONG CRICKET-Teams representing the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation and Messrs. Jardino, Matheson and Co., Ltd., who mat at the Kowloon Cricket Club last week, The captains were Mr. M. F. L. Haymes (Bank) and Mr. N. L. H. Rallton (Jardino's), seen in contre of the front row. (Photo: Ming Yuen).

HIGHLY-STRUNG

SENSITIVE CHILDREN

have a better chance in life

MODEL AEROPLANE LEAGUE-Photo taken on the occasion of the forma-

tion of the Losgue at the Hotel Cecil last Sunday. Prize-winners of the

recont contest. were presented with trophies by Mr. Wang Hsiao-lai,

formerly chairman of the Shanghai Chinoso Chamber of Commerce. (Photo:

Moo 'Cheung).

But there are dangers that have to be watched during childhood

IGHT from birth on, you can see It usually means that the child is whether a child is the highly- using up his nervous energy more And strung, sensitive type or not. He quickly than he's replacing it. seems to live more intensely. Every- it is at night, during sleep, that these thing makes a far deeper impression stores of nervous energy should be on him. As he grows up he learns replaced. If they are not replaced, more easily, is quicker in hle renes the nervous strain on the child gets tions and makes headway much worse and worse. He's auffering faster than other children,

from Night Starvation.

But though these qualities give him At the first sign of any one of a better chance in life, they bring these symptoms, start your child on with them dangers that have to be Horlicks, a cupful regularly every watched. Parents need for greater

Insight in handling such children. night. Horlicks strengthens his ner- Many highly-strung, sensitive chill- ves and bulids, his appetite by dren have grown up to be utter guarding him against Night Storva-. failures weak, nervous, over-sensition, Soon you'll find he'll eat well tive because their parents did not and look strong and healthy. He'll fully understand certain health warnings during childhood.

These health warnings may start

grow up to make the fullest use of

ils special gifts and capabilities

that sometimes

at any age. The child goes off his without the terrible handicap. of fond, is finicky at meals; he gets pale, nervous exhaustion puffy under the eyes; you find ho accompanies them. tires easily, becomes listicas; ho sleeps restlessly, All these

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Give your child Horlicks to-night. marious signe that something is Horlicks is obtainable at all good wrong.

stores.

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