SPRING AND SUMMER COLDS.

Evening Star, Issue 16263, 4 November 1916, Page 9

SPRING AND SUMMER COLDS.

■ The prevalence of spring and summer colds calls for the issue of a word of warning against them being neglected. Many people, simply because they do not feel the same discomfort from a cold in warm weather that -they do in winter, think there is Jess risk of ill after effects' This is a great mistake, for summer cokls are frequently the most difficult lo get, rid of, and by lowering U K . vitality of the system make the patient an easy" victim© to epidemics and contagions of the most, serious character, such as consumption, fevers, pnenmonia, etc. The best mearL3 of checking coughs and colds of all sorts is a home-mads mixture which anyone can prepare in a few moments by adding Hean'a Essence to water and sweetening, according to easv directions printed on the label. In this way a pint of the finest qualify fam*r cough and sore throat mixture is" obtained for 2s—as much as you can get of ordinary cold remedies for 12s. The cash saving 'of 10s is an important item these times; but more important still is the* .fact that the ill effects of spring and summer colds are effectively guarded against, Hean's l!s----sence is obtainable from all leading chemists and stores, or direct from the discoverer and sole manufacturer, G. \V. Ueau, chemist, Wangaaui.—[Advt.]