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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4814, 11 March 1918, Page 6

MOTHERS’ FAVORITE COUGH CURE. Manv mothers write to say that the best remedy they ever gave their children for colds, croup, whooping cough, and other chest and throat troubles is that winch they prepared at home by adding Heenzo (Hean’s Essence) to water and sweetening as per simple directions on the label. This produces a pnt of mixture which gives relief from irritating coughs and sore throats immediately. A bottle of Heenzo (Mean’s Essence) costing 2s wul make a pint of the ready-to-use mixture, as much as you can get or ordinary remedies for 12s. Obtainable from chemists and stores, or post free on receipt of price, from Mean’s Pharmacy, Wanganui. 11

A certain person from the country, upon paying a visit to Christchurch, indulged too freely, . with a result that he was arrested for drunkenness and fined 5s by a Magistrate. A second visit to the city saw him in the same predicament, and 5s more went to swell the Consolidated 1) und. Upon the third visit lie was more lucky, for though he again overstepped the ,marlc he escaped capture by the police. This evidently preyed upon his conscience, for on becoming sober he visited the City Police Station, and stated that as lie had escaped a fine from the Court lie considered) lie should pay for his fall from grace, and therefore he wished to make a donation of 5s to the Red Cross. He accordingly handed this amount to the police who paid it to the Red Cross Society. TESTIMONY ' FROM BALCLTJTHA. A resident writes: —‘‘Yiour medicine proved beneficial, and I am satisfied and thankful.” Let .“Dnnko’ cure your friend of the drink habit. This "harmless and odourless powder can be given secretly if desired. Full details free, in nlain sealed envelope. Write in confidence, Lady Manager, Brinko , Proprietary, 212 J - Lamb ton Quay, Wellington.* ' T ’