CAMFOSA BEST ToR 13 Personal Hygiene 3 Iwo Gneat Bells BIG BEN and BELL TEA heah WkongeYntnkd} | Biq {TE4! Bill Think of BELL, the TEA OF EXTRA STRENGTH that always goes the farthest ! The booming voice of Big Ben, heart throb of the British Empire, strong, Te- liable , defying Hitler's blitz_~voice of reassuring confidence for all the world to hear ~comes from the famous Bell which strikes the hours in the Clock Tower of the British Houses of Parlia- ment: It weighs 13 tons, cost {40,000 and is named after Sir Benjamin Hall, First Commissioner 'of Works; when it was hung in 1856. The Clock is popularly called Big Ben, too: Its dial is 22 feet in diameter. CORNS COME OUT Even the hardest corns come out painlessly core and all with Dr . Scholl'$ Zino-pads. 76 per packet from all chemists and Dr. Scboll CORNS dealers DR: SCHOLL'8 ZINO PADS Ber
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 6, Issue 140, 27 February 1942, Page 29
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151Page 29 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 6, Issue 140, 27 February 1942, Page 29
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