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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18079, 2 May 1922, Page 5

MONEY-SAVING COUGH MIXTURE. SPLENDID HOME-MADE REMEDY. (By a Qualified Chemist.) The cheapest and most wonderfully effective remedy for coughs, colds, throat and chest complaints can be made xa your own home. It takes no more time to make than a cup of tea, and every pint means a big money saving. I refer to the well-known article Heenzo. Not mere'y hundreds, but thousands of people all over Australasia keep a supply regularly in the home so as to be ready for any cold at any time. Well over 6000 testimonials have been received, so I append a few excerpts from them: "Heenzo is really good. We use it regularly in our home." "We have derived great benefit from the pint of cough mixture we made in our home." "Please send two more bottles of Heenzo. I find it very good." "Please send me two more bott'es of your Heenzo. A number of friends have tried the cough and cold mixture I made from the last bottle, and they all speak well of it;." "Will you please post a bott'e of Heenzo to my daughter at address enc'osnid- I have found relief from tba mixture I made." Thousands more excerpt* could be given, but the above arc sufficient to prove the worth of this now famous preparation. Get a bott'e from your chemist or store, and finish according to the simple directions given on circular. . Heenzo is 2s 6d a bottle either at ynur medicine vendor, or from myself.—G. W. Hean, Chemist, 12, Egmont Street, Wellington.

Create an atmosphere of Nasol .about you, so that you constantly inhule it. J.« u undoubtedly good for cougtus, eoMfc-. sore throats, et& . ; )9