Page 9 Advertisements Column 6

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 145, 25 July 1914, Page 9

CUT" THIS OUT: ~ GOOD COUGH MIXTURE RECIPE. SAVES ABOUT 10/-. Everybody knows that family, cough. remedies contain water and sweetening as well as medicinal ingredients. By getting the pure ingredients alpue anil mixing with water and sweetening at ' .., home you obtain a pint for 2/-, instead of a small bottle that lasts almost no •■; time. Erom your chemist or grocer obtain one bottle of Hean's Essence —this . Essence is the undiluted medicinal in- :„ gredients. Take home and mix with water and sweetening, as explained ou__ the label. There is no boiling or ing or .fuss of any kind. '••'"-' This will make a pint of better cough mixture than you can buy ready made and save 10/- *to 12/-. It will last a long time and never spoils. It takes hold of a cough—that means business straightaway. It gives a soothing, comforting, warming feeling all the way down. It is good for sore throats, and promptly relieves the tickle that worries so much. A few drops to a - child, or a spoonful to an adult, gives wonderful relief in croop, whooping cough, asthma, bronchitis, etc. There is no poison or harmful drug of any kind in the mixture, and as it gives about 8 eighteenpenny bottles for the price of one, the above recipe has become wonderfully popular. Hean's Essence is now procurable from chemists and stores 2/- a bottle, or post free, on receipt of price, from Hean, chemist, Wanganui. Note how my name is spelt —H-E-A-N —four letters only. .44

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