FIGURE IT OUT.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10656, 27 May 1913, Page 5

FIGURE IT OUT.

THE COST OF COUGH MXITUBES. How leng does un eighteenpenny bottle of cough mixture last? A few doses, and bottle is empty. Thsn another, and still another to be bought. Runs into money, doesn't It? Especially where a family is concerned. Now, try this recipe for making good cough mixture at flome. It gives from ten to twelve shillings' worth for eighteen pence. It makes a pint—about eight eighteenpenny bottles—of warming, soothing, stimulating cough and cold remedy that is good for all members of the family. It does not contain any poison <:r harmful drug of any kind. In a jug mis some sugar, treacle, a large breakfast cupful of warm water and a bottle of Hean's Essence as simply explained on Hean's Essence label. Place in hi* bottle and keep ready for taking whenever required. There is no trouble, or bother of any kind. This makes a pint of cough mixture better than you can buy ready prepared, and saves a lot of money. A few drops to a child or a spoonful to a adult give instant relief. As a remedy for croup, wheoping cough, and other stubborn, obstinate coughs, it stands a real champion. This plan of making good cough mixture at home is now quite popular. The reoipe is so good, and the money-saving so big, that Hean's Essence is being used all over New Zealand. The mixture lasts a long time and never spoils. Hean's Essence may now be obtained fromlDgle Bros., Chemists, Marton; Mansell Bros , Bulls, and at most medicine dealers, Is 6d a bottle. If yours does not yet stock it, he can easily obtain from his wholesaler for ;'you; or pest free on receipt of price fiom Hem, Chemist, Wauganui." Wherever you buy, be sure yon get Hean's Essence; no other will do.— Advt.