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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14873, 23 September 1918, Page 4

WOMEN ARE LEARNING. "No. thai* you, I want HEENZO (Hean s fes^iee), and nothing^ else. I have alrojuij tri:<l Heenzo, a"d if it cost double tiiu prii- I vrould' willingly pay that price-.:; The pr<>i>r\si.or of HEEXZO (Hean's Essence) [adjust stepped into a shop whore pivt:.::!- medicines are sold,- when a lady cw-.lwir.or was using the words above r«>laU;fi.-' He was unknown, to i either shoi>ffi:!M or customer. Apparently the Inoy had formerly tried HEENZO (iieann Essence) for making her own good iV-rnuy cough and cold remedy, had ;>;-;;v(-d it good, and desired to purchase another bottle. ; The n«u-is behind the counter wanted to sell her scv.ycthing else—probably he wonkl malic- a little more profit for liimsolf— bu.t. hfs "just as good" substitute didn't aprjo::!. Certairtly iho lady was clearly within. h-?r rights She had asked plainly for HEEXZO'(Hean's Essence), and because? she had formerly proven its quality and money-saving value insisted- upon getting chat vhk;h she wanted—HEENZO. She left-t-he shop with HEENZO and •;■;'• tisfacrio:; in her hand—she was a wi-'% vfoniff.rt. If yn-i Ishvo not yet tried HEENZO (ilpiin's Esrf>;!«.e) get a bottle from your ehoir.ist or grocer to-day. One hottUi makes frcw. 7 to S ordinary eighteenpenny bn'ctles of the finest family.cough^ cold and rO'*y trhroat^remedy it is pos-. si^ic-'. fnr ~)w.i<\y to buy and saves-vou 10s. riEET^SO (Kean's Essence) is" 2s :> V-ott-^e r-rrry.vbore. or post free* p-omptly or: receipt of price from Hean's Fiiarruacy,; 'Vv'anganui. - q