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COUGH MIXTURE FACTS. HOW TO MAKE A GOOD REMEDY AT HOME. BATES AT LEAST 9/-. By a Qualified Chemist. Everybody knows, that a good cough and cold remedy consists of two main Roctjons. , The first section is the undiluted medicinal ingredients, or " essence" and the second is, of course, the necessary water and sweetening. The preparation of the medicinal ingredients requires trained knowledge, but the water and sweetening can be added in the kitchen just as'easily as in a factory. And more, you save a lot of money bv doing so. ' ' Now, prove these facts by trying thin Hean s Essence recipe. Into a jugput four tableapoonfuls of sugar, three of treacle, two of vinegar and a large breakfast-cupful of warm water. Stir till dissolved, pour into a big bottli. add one bottle of Hean's Essence, and shake all together. There is no trouble bother or fuss of any kind. Simply a pint of the finest cough and cold lemedy you can possibly obtain. A few drops to a child, or a spoonful to an adult gives prompt and wonderful relief It is pleasant to take, lasts a long lime and jiever spoils. It eases tickling coughs, soothes sore'throats, and removes sticky .phlegm in a.way that surprises folks. It is a handy and genuine remedy for hoarseness, croup, bronchitis asthma, whooping cough, and the usual throat !and lung troubles. _ Hean's Essence is now 3old by most chemists and stores, or post free on receipt'of price, 2/-, from G. W. Hean, family. Chemist, Wanganui. ( . Wherever you buy, be sure you get Hean s, as no other will do, 27
Annua.! AT A. R. WATSON S RED BOOK SHOP. COMMENCES SATURDAY, JjUNB 27, ' ]?OR the past three years we have held an Annual Sale, but this year it will be the ) GREATEST SALE Of/ALL In addition to our usual large stock of Books and Stationery, we are carrying HUNDREDS OF LINES wfhlch we NEVER BEFORE HANDLED. T This is owing to the fact that last September we bought out a. Christie's Complete Stock, and as a nurfiber of these lines still remain, we are determined to clear them aft less than cost. In a stock so varied as ours It Is impossible to attempt to tell you of the Bargains offered. I a uicit «« «•.. i ■. .■ . . .. .m. - Colonial Novels: Ordinar Sixpenny Novels: W§ " A Popular Novels at ; j Chambers' 20th A And all our
NOT APPRECIATED. An ounce of prevention &-.w6rth a ton of cure. For 6ome reasonbrother, people never appreciate a good head-of hair until- nearly lost it. AH digits of the hair can be prevented poured, if. taken in .time. Help Nature by keeping the scalp healthy aud she will do. the rest. Brush regularly with a ' Eood hrush-Brice's; it removes' the dav draff and . R r ßffl otos a free circu'"-* tien of blood to the hair roots, i' thin flakes of dandruff are which Brice's Uegeaerator d YOU cammt »,«, . i_ A When the hair is hard; less, apply Brice's, ©iri which nourishes naturaloil. Under* will notice a mar l '' a few weeks. J 3/6, Special T Cream 2/-, atl dresseyg, $ .Shasa st <pvest]|g '
Zealandia Boots Wtimcs w»f> kmw value and who appreciate ityfe '.'£ool.; THIS "H-LLS-YOU LEAD! * Jand'th. - .-•*>.. ■--■- •- ■—-' ■ «">"■■ I * 3i|M ' s *^ ,^^ cyclists. Because Qualitv i; always our moi.f.j. • Under no consideration will ve stock or sell' shcjdv j;<>is. " ■ ' ' ' Because onr ramct/'O turnover Leepa our Cycle Goods fresh and up-to-date* Because o* Facto" is tlit- nios* modern in the Dominion, and possess) everv facility for turpii?; oui. the best of work at the lowest cost. Because we r .> Fraction! Men, meclianical engineers by trade, wit* years of experieru. an d our work is thoroughly reliable. Because we„ ie prompt in service, straightforward in methods, and give a'falr and st&ra deal n-lways. ■■ '
GREAT WINTER SALE. mo mftk© room for Motors, Cycles and' Accessories wrmmr shortly I am 1 cow to sell my whole stock at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 2 Rtlditft Molti Motors: Sale J> rice, Challenge Pattern Cycles. Sale price, £75; usual price, £BS. , £8 10s; usual price. £lO 10s. 2 £7s;usual price, £BS. . £8 10s; usual price. £lO 10s. Rud«& Free En»iiio: Sale-price, New Hudson Cycles: &„;© price, £J; £7O; usual price, £BO. usual price, £l2 10s . Cowiaught: Sale Price, £SO; usual High-grade English Cycles: -Sale price, £57 10s. priee, £6; usual prire,. £8 10s. Challenge B.S.A. Cycles: Sale price, - Reynolds' Chains: to.le pries, 6s ud; m,r in. . „»,.„r „,.;„.•, .Ml irk. iirnml'-nrion. 7s fid. £ll Joe; usual.price, £l3 10s usual'price, 7s fid. Fiw«J»ia > 'M«tor Lamps:' Sato price, Brampton Chains: Sale price, 4 B 6d />i >„ /u . nnioi ,>■•;/.£> .PI IKb iisiin.l Tincn. us od. £1 7s Gd; usual price, £1 15s. >lotor Horns: Sale price, 7s 6d; usual price, Jfls 6d. ; . usual pnen, 5s fxl. Bluemols Nowwrfit Mudguards: Sale price, 6s 6d; usual price 7s, bd. usual price, m/s ou. • -• prn-u, ««. <■«• >.""■•:-■ *■■,-•«- •- - pnanwuen Lamps: gale price, 10s Steel Mudguards: Sale price, da 6d, 6d; usual price, 12s fid. 1 usual price, us. Pedals, per "*«■ = **»'» P"ce, 8s 6d; Set of 3 Tvre Removers: Sale price, usual price, 5s 6d. M; usual nrioe. Is Laree Bells: Sale price, 2s; usual Hutchinson Motor TtfW, «x *• orice 2s 6d. Sale "rice, lis 6d; usual price, •*_ _.'.■»: '•■.• '■:*•"' 14s, Bd. EVERY ARTICLE IS A GENUINE BARGAIN. • WALTER. ..CHRISTIE, CHAU-tNGE CYCLE AND MOTOR WORKS, ''MiSttTVAY STREET. GORE.
To Do Your Buying. D.I.C. Winter Sale is now in progress, you will find Hundreds of Bargins in each Department—genuine ones. Take advantage of them. Write us 1 to-day. atrial trs In Cosbsr.es,. Biouses, Goats, Furs, l&iHinelyV Underclothing, Dress Hateriajs, Hosiery, Cloves, Crdckery,: Fan# Goods, Etc., Etc. Vmw. Manager,
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Mataura Ensign, 1 July 1914, Page 3
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