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Evening Star, Issue 21510, 7 September 1933, Page 13

QUALIFIED CHEMIST’S RECIPE. ECONOMICAL COUGH SYRUP. Buying cough mixture in the ordinary way is extravagant. A pint—eight bottles at Is 6d or Is 9d—costs 12s to 14s. You can make the same quantity at homo \yith a 2s 6d bottle of concentrated HEENZO (Hoan’s Essence) and save 10s. Just add Hot water and sweetening as directed. Pleasant, safe, and wonderfully efficacious. Sold by all chemists and stores.—[Advt.]

The final session of a musical competition was drawing to a close, when the secretary, perturbed at the nonarrival of a number of the trophies, approached the chairman and informed him of the predicament. Summoning his chauffeur, the chairman gave him instructions to drive home and ask the butler to give him half a dozen cups “ off the sideboard.” The cups were duly delivered, and the presentation of prizes proceeded according to programme. The conductor of the winning baud was handed a beautiful trophy; another was presented to the winning tenor. When the leading soprano received her cup, however, she glanced at the inscription and fell in a faint. Tho inscription read: “Open competition for the best cat in the show.’’