When Bombs are dropping you don't LAUGH..!" : -'.•■••■ '; ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ' '*'■'■ WTIOR months, it seemed like years, bombs seemed to be dropping just behind me as T~i I made my way out of Europe back to New Zealand, my Homeland. Even on the •A. boat they took a shot at us but missed. You can't imagine the horror of it all ... you feel as though the next bomb is sure to come down right on top of you. The fear was with me, even on the boat, and it was weeks before I could sleep properly. Then I caught a cold and developed a cough. I suppose I was run-down after my terrible experiences. The ship's doctor gave me some medicine, but it didn't do much good. .However, the ship was nearing New Zealand and I ceased to worry. As soon as I landed I went straight away and bought the remedy that pur family have used for years, I knew that it would v quickly fix both my cough and cold. And it did. I was delighted to find that you can now buy "Heenzo" ready mixed as well as the essence with which you can make your own Cough and Cold mixture; so easily and economically. I bought a bottle of both, "Heenzo" ready mixed and "Heenzo" essence to mix myself. It's a remedy, and I found it just as efficient as in the days my mother gave it to me when I was only a little girl. There's no doubt that "Heenzo" ready mixed is very convenient, particularly when you want to take it right away. It is also quite economical, being double strength. On the other hand you can't get past the fact that with a half-crown bottle of "Heenzo" Essence you make as much cough mixture as you buy for twelve and six ordinarily. Nearly all Chemists and Stores sell "Heenzo Ready Mixed" (double strength) as well as "Heenzo" Essence. Both are half-a-crown a bottle. Wholesale Distributors: W. 8C R. Smalibone Ltd., Wellington. 'Phone 40-944." i°~°K m SPORTS POST today
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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 30, 3 August 1940, Page 7
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