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Evening Star, Issue 18332, 20 July 1923, Page 5

HOW FAMOUS SINGERS GUARD THEIR VOICES You have often read of the good qua,lilies of Tleenzo as a family cough and cold medicine, and how it saves money for the family pocket, but I wonder if you have realised ils value as a throat tonic. Many famous singers gargle their throats regularly with it. Listen! “I regularly use Heenzo n,s a gargle. It dears my vocal chords arid keep... them in fine condition,— Defer Dawson.” “I ha.vo found Heenzo an excellent throat, tonic, and can recommend it,—■ Kate Rooney.” “ Long experience has convinced mo (lint Ifcenzo is a consistently reliable remedy for colds, catarrh, and soro throats. It suits mo flue.—.. Allen Doone.” “I am delighted to acknowledge the value of Heenzo as a cold curer and tonic for the throat. It is really good.—Antonia 1 lolores.” “ Experience teaches mo that ILocnzo is a panacea in bronchial affections and throat troubles. —Philip Newbury.” “ 1 can slate that 1 have used Heenzo will) wonderful ellVel when troubled with a cough or cold. II- braces my throat, ami clears it splendidly.—Albert tlriossous.” No more need bo, said excepting get a bottle of Heenzo, mid it to sweetening and water, and you will have a big bottle, of excellent cough, cold, and sore throat remedy. Kenzo at chemists and stores, 2s 5d bottle.—[Advt.]

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