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NZ Truth, Issue 1214, 7 March 1929, Page 19

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You get the whole efforts of a young, enthusiastic •cdustioian. to whom success means your hearing— he asks only "at— »nd m "ARDENTE" and the wonderful results achieved with young, middle-age* and old, slightly and acutely deaf (head noises); he has a full, complete, ana satisfactory answer. * ARDENTE" is entirely different and uneopyable (would-be oopyfata *m* and go). That point is your point— it means yon need \. not be «aheartened. disappointed, or distressed. If you must hear you must ARDENTE. _ untu you hear the "ARDENTE" way you have not given your ears a chance— your chanc* to hear, relieve strain, help and improve your hearing and hoad- noises. Middle Ear (catarrh). Nerve (head noises), and senile cases specially • fitted. " ARDENTE " gives true-to-tone hearing from aU angles and ranges. That a child bom dtaf can htar and b> A butintn man htar at meeting* mt tdvcattd ttrangtrt, and achieet tucctit. that v .oomatt tn London, dtaf for 30 ytar; A church dianitarv htar m ehwreh and eon htar wirtltt, broadeatt from Italy. eontinut dUptnting tolaet for the sML That a mutlcian can htar mv«»« and again A mothtr htar baby voiete, door bells, eontinut hit proftuion. calltrt ■ and carry on htr horn*. That a judgt eon htar m court and A toeial U od»r ■ htar- gtntral conseriatlon ditptntt juttic*. «•<*. eontinu. I«««"nfl. .-£.._. A ehitf eonttablt «an htar m ofjiee and A flyer htar m the whirr and noise of tke control a town'i wtlfan. ««'. and tpan tht world. A doctor htar totn flutttrinp heart Bioti A workman h«ar «v tpoken word, eiM and carry on hit jood work. *«m hit: livelihood. „«.'!_ A icitntitt htar tht faintttt tound-waoti And all by tnriirnplt meant of the tneemand eontinut hit invention* for tht • ipicuout "ARDENTE Button — to whUh world'! progrtu. «dd tht facte that it wa»— "ABDBNTB** that wa; chosen for nw by Doctors and Anrisis; for conv ■ -■ mendatlon by " Truth "and Medical Press; for nse by Professor J. A. Plemlnf, P.R.S. (Inventor of the wireless valve), OoL Sir Henry ICnollys, X.0.V.0., and Oeneral Booth. 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