Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15689, 17 August 1914, Page 9

r — : : ; * A Wise Woman ■ ' ' " mmmmm a— ■ «im ■ 1 11 1 1111 ii« i»—««» " No, thank you, I want Hean Essence, and nothing else. I have already tried Mean's, and if it costs double the price I would willingly pay that price." The Proprietor of else — probably he Mean's Essence had would make a little just stepped into a more profit for himshop where patent self — but his "just medicines are sold, as good" substitute when a lady customer didn't appeal, was using the words above related. He Certainly the lady above related. He . . • was unknown to was clearly within was unknown to J either shopman or her rihts - She had customer. Apparent- asked plainly for ly, the lady had for- Hean's Essence, and . merly tried Hean's because she had forEssence for making merly proven its qualher own good family ity and money-saving cough and cold rem- va l ue> insisted upon edy, had proved it getting that which she good, and desired to wante HEAN'S. purchase another she left the shop with 0 Hean's Essence and The man behind satisfaction in her the counter wanted hand—she was a wise to sell her something woman. If you have not yet tried Hean's Essence get a bottle from your chemist or grocer to-day. One | bottle makes a pint of the finest family Cough, Cold, and Sore Throat remedy it is possible for money to buy, and saves you 10/-. Hean's Essence is 2/- a bottle everywhere, or post-free on receipt of price from G. W. HEAN, Chemist, Wanganui. \ — j V,,. i ■■■- 1 " ■• *

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