A COUGH MIXTURE RECIPE WORTH HAVING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 127, 29 May 1914, Page 7

A COUGH MIXTURE RECIPE WORTH HAVING.

A B!<; MON'EY-SAYKR. ißy a Qualified (Tipmist.. 11 fifteen pem-e wpro l.vins on the footpath. Tvhat would you Ji>? l-ioave it thore, or put it in your pnt'kpt! Kvery time you pay •■ightPMipencp for a bottle of family i-oujrli rcim-dy jmi lose fiftPonpon.-c ' You Lake it out" of J your |>oi*ki"t in.-iead of leaving it in. j j That's a fa.it thousands of people am j proving I'vcrj d.iy. Ami you can prove j it. straight .iway by trying this lli-an's Fisscnce r>v:ipi\ Into a jiij,' put four tabltwpoonfuls of ! ! .-UKar. thrcf of treacle two \>f vinopar, i land a l.u>v hnukfastcupful of warm! water. Stir till dissolved, pour into a| j his bottle, aj.l one l.otll.- i»i Hean'a Kiieenci', and shake all linipthor. J Tlii.s p\vrs you ii pint "I ill" larnily i-ough rtrnpdy y, v .-.in pos.-jbiy ! buy. It means ri.2ht rijrhtivnny lx)ttlu's ] j tor the price of nno. In ntlip'r words.; ian pijrhteenpenny houlo costs you lii« . than threppom-p. A trpmonrtous and ' worth-while monpy-?avinir you will' ■admit. '< Thi- Jitixturo thas made in \ u ur own' hora*' is n-ood lor and ! grandchildren, and all th-< in bei iween. (rive th«>m a few drops t<) a spoonful, aci'ordinpf to a? , . It is .i r-p!cr. did remedy lor now n',utfn> ur oKI. It i quickly relipvcs tlu> «Hi<;hs of ivsthma. j bronnhilU, inlluenza. croup, and even : \vho<.pin<;-<-oufrh. l"se it a <pirg\v for i snrp throats and relief is instant. It lasts a lung time and never i T!ik- Hran's Essentv nvipp i> so ca.-v" to to make, is so irood. and jO-Vcs .<si<h v" !ci of money that it i> now quite popular in thousands of N'pw Zealand honips Heap's X.-sen ■■• i> ~n] 1 |, v K""W an.l l»v .liem.M- and -■~.,. at _' n bottlp. or post tr n re.-eipl .11 prirr from ll'-nn. Chrmi.-:. Uanjranui. Don't aeoopt. n "jiist ;i- p0.*1." imf insi.-t on Tloan's. | j My name 1= cpeli HEAN- lour let- ; j ters only. ..