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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3996, 29 July 1913, Page 6

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GOOD COUGH MIXTURE RECIPE SAVES ABOUT 10s. Everybody knows Arfrfiimilv cough remedies contain jffer and sweetening as well • agJWedicinal ingredients. By gettinojrtfc pure ingredients alone and misjlifuvvith water and sweetening at_hp*ffo, you obtain a pint for Is 6d, Jjfgfead of a small bottle that lasts almost no time. From your chemist or grocer jtibtnin one bojjjjle of Hjßan’s Essence — tijjrEssenee M the mfidiluted medic ijal ingredients'/' Taffc home andlrdra: with lmjt'erjuiol svf*e«tenijfSpWiro<i 0,1 fh© /fabi]../ There is* Jjf|lit)iJgig or BtnymuipjM'r fipss|of |iij| find. I Thfs will pfak I ai pinb of better feongli' mixture tl an fdu can buy ready Wade, and save 10s to 12s. It will last a long time and never spoils. It ta'lces hol< ! of a cough—that means business [straight away. It gives a soothing||co'mforting, warbling feeling all the way down. It good for sore throats, and the ticklo that worries A few drops to a chi’d, spoonful to an adult, gives wonderful relief in croup, whooping asthma, 'bronchitis, etc. Thiwe is no poison or harmful kind in the mixture, an(Ljgsr it gives about 8 eightpenny for the price of one, the abovacmicipe has become wonderfully Hean’s Essence is now sold by T. H. Garrett, Chemist, and most medicine dealers, Is 6d a bottle, or post free, on receipt of price, from Hean, Chemist, Wanganui. Wherever you buy be sure you get Hean’s, because no other will do.