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Evening Star, Issue 19003, 27 July 1925, Page 3

2/6 OR £1 WHICH WILL YOU SPEND ON COUGH REMEDY! Rv making “ Heenzo " (Hean's Essence) at, homo yon get ns much good ('(•ngh am! Cold Mixture for 2s 6d as vou w nicl ordinarily pay £1 for. Stop In'inir mu,ill bottles of ordinary cough medicine NOW, and adopt the economical, sensible “Heenzo” method. Simply add water and sweetening to a bottle of “ Heenzo,” and you at once produce a pint of the finest cough, cold, and influenza remedy obtainable. This is enough to last the average family all through the winter. Heenzo ” takes hold of a cough quickly It warms, soothes, and comforts. ' Splendid, too, for croup, whooping cough, chest pains, bronchitis, asthma, and many throat and lung troubles. ’All chemists and most stores sell “ Heenzo,” the concentrated remedy. Invest half a crown in a bottle to-day, and save many shillings.—[Advt,]

Harvard University’s endowment funds total more than £10,000,000, with £4,700,000 more to represent land, buildings, and equipment. Oxford and Cambridge Universities are paupers by comparison if income.-producing endowments are considered, • and even if the funds of the colleges are reckoned together they would not, in the case of either university, be found to produce the income that Harvard enjoys. When it comes to “ lands, buildings, and equipment,” there Is another tale to tell. The contents of the Bodleian Library alone are probably worth more than the total value of Harvard and its. endowments. No cold is And no cough and cold remedy is so economical as “ NAZOL.” Eighteenpence buys sixty doses—more than three a penny.-—[Advt.J