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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 10490, 15 October 1926, Page 2

WHOOP3NGCOUGH h«a no terror* for those who use “ HEENZO" (Hean’a Essence). The first dose will prove its value. Cut 3 the phlegm away: eases breathing: p'events severe whoopi-g- Small bottle makes a pint. Saves your money/ does you good. Gargle freely for throat troubles. 24 9 Married ladies who are wise should encourage their husbands io smoke The beneficent influence of the “weed” has been known to loosen the purse strings in the most surprising manner . Many a wife liaslearned by -experience that tire best time to approach “Father” when a little cheque is wanted is while he is in full enjoyment of his after dinner pipe, and is feeling at peace with all the world!—especially if he smokes our famous New Zealand-grown tobacco. Most of the imported brands contain a tremendous lot of nicotine —and that is bad The purest tobaccos going are the New Zealand ones. ■ Owing to the leaf being toasted (quite a novelty) their flavour and aroma are unusually developed and as they contain very little nicotine, they may be smoked all day long without fea 1 ' of consequences. They appeal to all tastes. If you like a fine aromatic try “Riverhead Gold”; if you prefer a medium flavour ask for “Navy Cut” *'or Cavendish’: “Cut Plug No. 10” is full strength.*** MORE WONDERFUL* STILL., When yen burn oi’ scald yourself \ all. that is nccessarv is to apply | Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. . This liniment. gives immediate -relief.b also heals the part in one Third the' time talked;-by-*,any other application j ibutV what is more wonderful still-is that, there is seldom any scar left after Chambeilaiii’s'^Pain' Balm is used.— Obtainable from E. D. Smith,' Chemist. Gisborne. ’/ . ” • •