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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21805, 21 May 1934, Page 3

New hope for the CONSTIPATED Have you got to the point where you are wondering if there is any way to be free of the anxiety and distress of constipation ? If so, here is a timely message of hope for you. As likely as not you have already tried "cures," drastic and otherwise, of the purgative order. And you are just where you began! Think of your processes of elimination as something that want rebuilding and revitalising instead of flushing and you will be on the right road to better days. No part of the body suffers from Vitamin starvation so seriously as the intestines. They simply can't work naturally without Vitamins. They become flabby and weak. So long as they are Vitamin-starved they will never function normally. Bemax is a godsend to the constipated because it is the richest known concentration of natural Vitamins. Think of the beneficial effect —the relief, the regularity—which a daily tablespoonful of Bemax would ensure for you. Think what healthy, active, vigorous intestines would mean to you. An end to purgatives, worry, anxiety. Put yourself on Bemax for one week—you'll benefit remarkably. The 3/6 *in contains a month's supply for an adult, with scale of quantities for children of all ages. Obtainable of all Chemists and Stores. Write for free booklet " Vitamins and Health " to Fassett & Johnson, Ltd. (Dept.E.9 ), G.P.O. Box 33 Wellington (Sole Consignees for New Zealand). I TA * PYORRHEAS PRICE NEEDLESSLY CARELESS, thoughtless neglect! That is to blame. Once he was healthy, energetic and ambitious. He had many friends who admired him, particularly his pleasant, ready smile. Now he is ashamed to smile, but even that hardly matters, for he sits at home alone, broken down, sick and forlorn. He saw the danger signals years ago. But did nothing! At first his gums bled when he brushed his teeth. Finally, one by one his teeth dropped out or had to be pulled out. You may have pyorrhea now. Protect yourself from its dread effects. Every morning and evening use Forhan's for the Gums. Brush your teeth with this scientific dentifrice. It not only cleans and whitens your teeth, but, most important of all,—it prevents pyorrhea. han's for the Gums is the formula of R.J. norhan, D.D.S., specialist in mouth diseases. It contains Forhan s Pyorrhea Astringent developed by Dr. Forhan ana used by dentists throughout the world in the treatment of pyorrhea.

★CONVINCING PRICES ★SUPER QUALITY the NEW FURS and FUR COATS Lustrous, genuine skins evenly matched, tailored into furs and coats of ultra style. Come and! see how our experienced fur cutters can design a fur coat flattering to the hip lines, lavishly luxurious or smartly restrained at will. It s the EXTRA care in cutting and workmanship that gives you the EXTRA style and quality in Melba Furs. Prices ruling at present; emphasise the remarkable values always obtainable here. Let us quote you for Expert Remodelling, Repairs, etc. FUR CO, LTD. 288 QUEEN STREET, Opp. Smith & Caughey's. •±i

ENGLISH CLOTHES and ENGLISH STYLES For New Zealand Town, Country, Travel and Sports Wear it is acknowledged that tailored simplicity is the keynote of good style. For Winter warmth and comfort choose a soft ' Woollen Suit, an English Tweed Coat or Tailored Suit or a soft Crepe Tweed Dress. ✓"* •' . Assemble your wardrobe with matching or contrasting Cardigans, Woollen Blouses and Tweed Skirts. See Celia's collection. BLACKETT'S BLDGS., Corner Queen and Shortland Streets. Phone 46-665.

Save €'s ■wi I a w m " Instead of paying I/6 or 1/9 for a small bottle of cough-mixture, I make my own with HEENZO (Hean's Essence). A 2/6 bottle, added to water and sweetening makes a supply equal to 8 ordinary-sized bottles, and cuts the cost to 4d a bottle!" HEENZO is splendid for coughs, colds, 'flu, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, etc Nice to take and safe for the youngest child. Costs 2/6, saves £'s. Chemists and Stores. If unobtainable send 2/6 to HEENZO. Box 1490. Wellington. For COLDS and FLU Costs 2 r 6"SAVES &s I J

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-.V--"■HWWrirs ALTITUDE' pOUNTS I 3000 A. a !m 7000 ft. i 6000 •• I 5000 - i 4000« 1000 •• ' M'.sggfeaß^S ■Lnin^M INFERIOR TEA grown MllP below 4000 feet contains:— POOR QUALITY VOLATILE OIL (consequently lack of aroma) EXCESS OF TANNIN (injurious to health) BITTER LEAF CONTENT (.giving crude flavour) To thfe average person all tea looks more or less alike. Yet, actually its whole quality depends on the altitude at which it is grown. Just as some plants thrive best in a hot climate and others in cold so the tea plant reaches perfection best at an altitude of over four thousand feet. Above that altitude every constituent that makes for flavour, health and stimulating quality is enhanced and reaches its highest state of perfection, for the ultimate enjoyment. In the delicate tip and top leaves picked for Bell Tea 1 from the high altitude gardens, the essential volatile oil in the leaf is pre- iven ,n ll sent in abundance. This have been is the property which confirmed gives tea its flavour, with eminei All the scientific facts given in this advertisement have been most carefully confirmed by comparison with eminent authorities. ■ FIRST QUALITY TEA grown above 4000 feet AROMATIC VOLATILE OIL (flavour giving) ■k THEINE {stimulating and refreshing) SOLUBLE MINERALS ( including valuable potash and phosphates) its " bouquet." These leaves are also ricK in Theine, without which tea cannot stimulate and refresh, and in valuable solublei mineral matter which has a definite food and nerve value. None of these properties can be present to such an extent in tea grown on lower levels; the flavour is inferior, and the content of bitter matter and crude tannin is appreciably increased. Bell Tea is high altitude tea, picked from thes delicate tips of perfectly-grown plants. For over 30 years its quality; = —il has not varied. It refreshes, intific facts stimulates and gives definvertisement ite pleasure with every cup, t carefully and costs you very little comparison more. It is the cream of borities the tea plantation. I iVV;s- ---' . ■ H 8 lalWttla X