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Evening Star, Issue 21750, 19 June 1934, Page 14

Here’s Good Health! ATE The Wonderful Herbal Remedy RELIEVES HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE. Rich in Vitamin B and Chlorophyl, which is becoming recognised by physicians as invaluable for cases of Anaemia; General Debility, Blood Pressure, Heart Weakness, etc. Make in the' same way as ordinary Tea, and take at least three times daily. OBTAINABLE FRQM GROCERS & CHEMISTS Wholesale from NEILL AND CO. LTD., 31 Crawford Street :; ;: :: DUNEDIN. A Positive Cure for Rheumatism and Kindred Complaints. 0 0 0 Invaluable for all Stomach, Kidney, and Bladder Troubles.

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Good Health can’t stay with Bad Eyes Nerves ... depression . . . headaches . . . lassitude ... it’s surprising how often these can. he traced to eyes that need glasses or eyes with unsuitable glasses. A thorough eye examination places you under no obligation to wear glasses. Yet it may mean new freedom from these ills. ' Make an appointment with our . Mr G. C. ABBOTT, F.8.0.A., Consulting Optician.

Like Compound , v . t , Interest HE DID IT BY ADVERTISING SO CAN YOU 1 ** In a couple of year* our business has grown from the employment of one man to a staff of fifty-four people.” 8^ 6^ It was entirely unsolicited testimony that the manager of Army Stores, Christchurch, ga\fe the other day at a meeting of retailers. His advice was brief' and emphatic: " l'attribute a great deal of my success,’? he-said, "to advertising in the newspapers. I can’t see how manufacturers or retailers can hope to extend their business without advertising, and I want to say at this time how fully I appreciate the wonderful manner in which the Christchurch newspapers and the members of their adverting staffs have helped me along the way. There are many firms in this city who have good stocks but are short of cuctomers and are worried financially. If they will only advertise they will get the customer and end their difficulties. All they need is confidence, and the rest will follow judicious advertising. If they will only 4 give it a go,’ many businesses can be improved, and money difficulties will vanish. I have found that increasing the volume of advertising enables me to sell at fair prices, and these prices add further to the volume. In a couple of years cur business has grown from the employment of one man to a staff of fifty-four people." m m YOU HAVE THE STOCK HAVE YOU THE CUSTOMERS' ■ "" """"" 1 . ! , **"4 If you have not—WE’LL FIND THEMI If you have—WE’LL TREBLE THEM!