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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 90, 17 April 1922, Page 6

CHEMIST'S DISCOVERY. ■(••ping CoMa Away. Some years ago Sir. G. W. Hean, the well-known Wanganui chemist, discovered au effective and economicat remedy for coughs and colds, that could be easily prepared at 'home. During recent years the same mixture has been found very helpful in keeping people free from the complaints that- are very often stepping-stones to influenza. All that you require is a bottle of HBENZO (Hean's Essence), a. little sweetening, and a large breakfastcupful of water. Merely follow the easy directions, and you have a pint of mixture I ideal for combating influenza, coughs, and colds, at a saving of nearly 10/. Thousands and thousands of people all over Australasia keep an ample supply always in the home, guarding against incipient epidemics. HEBNZO is ideal for asthma, bronchitis, quinsy, and summer coughs and colds. Tt gets to the seat of the trouble and gives pleasant relief. As a throat gargle it is unrivalled. It is economical as well—you get 12/ worth of good cough mixture for 2/6. HpBXZO is sold by chemists and stores at 2/6 a fbottle. If not obtainable in your district, a supply win be posted on receipt of price toy G. W. Eean, Chemist. 12. Egmont Street, Wellington. Always be sure to get the genuine HEEJJZO.—(Ad.) 53

"After all'" oar eounte and anjraieh. Days of dread and nights of pain. When we droop and ;usp ami languish, Trying remedies In vain; After all our hopes have vanished. And we scarce can still emlure, When all useless dopes are banlshert. Then oomes Woods" Urcat reppermint Cure.