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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19062, 6 July 1925, Page 6

FIGHT INFLUENZA WITIf HEENZO. THE MON E Y S AVING RE MEDY ! There is no more insidious illness than Inlillen7.il. Unless treated efficiently and at once, its after effects are often worse than the-complaint itself. The valuable prescription—l>y a qualified chemist —given below, has proved its worth in thousands of homes. It conquers influenza in the early stages, and clears it right out of the system. "You can mix it up in your own home: Into a jug put four tablespoons of sugar, three of treacle, two of vinegar, and a large breakfast cup of hot water. Stir, and add one bottle of HEENZO— Hean's Essence. Pour into a largo bottle ready for use. You will find this not only the best, but the cheapest remedy for influenza, coughs, colds, sore throats, qninzy, bronchitis and other chest complaints. Hpenzo saves you money and does you good. A 2s 6d bottle makes enough to last an average family all winter because Heenzo is CONCENTRATED. All chemists and most stores sell Heenzo. Get the genuine—no other will do.—Advt. BOARDING HOUSES AND HOTELS. Housemaids when tidying: up notice that in the majority of the bedrooms thero is a. partly-used (or empty) bottle of Fluenzol. The regular hoarders as well as the travelling public, are large usdra of the preparation, not only as a cleansing mouth-waiih, but also an a aure safeguard against germ infection.—Advt.