CROUP.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17294, 18 October 1919, Page 15

CROUP.

A M'I.I.NDID HOMEMADE PKMKDY. J (By a Qualified t'lieiiiiht.) ; (.'roup is a nasty complaint. it slmuld I.c properly treated ;it the stint. , 'Die following mixture gives wonderlul ! ; relief, tuts the phlegjn away, and in-| ; stantly eases the breathing. i Obtain from your ehemist or store a ' bottle ot Heelizd I Mean's Kxbl lice). Take In me and in., with water and ■> etenitig 'a- per I'iinpif: directions on label. From \ 11 few drops to .1 .-poonfti! shennl he given ias often as required. The first dose will ! prove its value. j Hecn7,, (He,::;'.- Essence) i> prepared by n family . beniist of over 7,0 veins' expeii- ' puce. It contains the undiluted medicinal , ingredients for a pint of the best possible 1 cough and mid remedy. Kvery bottle Sou use saves at least 10s for your pocket. It is regularly sold by most chemists and grocers, or post free on receipt, of price, /!.-■, from Hesui's Pharmacy, Wanganui. lie sure you get H-K-E-N'-Z 0, the original and genuine cough mixture essence.

: A sudden chill may give >ou cold in the 1 bead, inflamed throat, or bronchitis. Re- ' member.' If you should take a chill don't ■wait until you are laid up, but we Nazol I freelv right away. Thousands know its : \aine. j I Economical housekeepers are now pre- ' paring to put down their supplies of prei served eggs. There is no preservative I like Sharland'f " .Moa " JLirand Eg,' PreI servative. Just try it I Your secret for that dazzling shine on : your shoes, my pretty maid? "Keep Smiling' Boot Polish, sir, she said. I Only 8d per tin.— R. and R. Duder. ' Devon port. 1