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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 262, 1 August 1919, Page 3

t (By G. E. HUNTER) EPISODE I. He's a pro. at pinching mail bags, But the Heenzo niade her better, ,u,» u And hls soul 1S fil'M w "» sin ; And revived life's healthy slow, f!K U7i vas s i and '"B ncar the drug store So that night she took her daughter When tins story did begin. To the nearest picture show. *=*»=£■ H w-ti V i the maid f n .' li! . avin s ' , And, of course, they met our hero; fT With her parcel in her hand; He was there, the " knowing bird," " " , s . ce ' ned n a . n opportunity And mamma that night discovered Up; Most villainously grand. She was only " dirty third." f&k. He quickly snatched the parcel aif& . ¥ ™ m }he lady, young and sweet, EPISODE VII. i||gb And as fast as legs could take him r%*v Started running down the street. With a figure plump, yet slender, \HI mtHOi HPF W&*~^* Not too large and not too small ? rbiM " 1811 WiLnr^^ Picture her as just perfection— **'■' «*- VM 9 ]Hs'*™ : * SS ' B^^^^* , Eyes and hair beyond description— if' " General get-up extra sweet. | 'yl Life is really good and pure, Now. this simple story opens Could anything be sweeter? . In a citv druggist's store; , \ou 1 excuse the poet, friends, >; The girl stands near the counter Bllt 0U1 " hero saw the diity deed, » llc cl,an ge his metre. With her back towards the door. As heroes always do. This has been a lively tale r .1 i , , And he never hesitated Full nf vnnthV mrWvmr» Gentle reader, do you wonder Ere he started running, too. But tWuike thebrook' What my stoiv is about? .. ~ .... , „ out it isn t like tiie uroojc, Read these verses to their ending No T w t he v "™ n - , let , me tell y, ou . U can ' s ° on for evcr - And you surely shall find out. H* , " >eally shocking co Id; The youth h & .j . "tttISSS, Pojf=«"= •fesrJic&ra?- SiiSSSS. ™^:r r .,,. EPISODE a If* h. arid* „»*,*.' eJFf &? SAJS" , *, Hence, the hero grabbed the villain- Is in no way diminished. •: (!% Took the parcel in a trice— ~ f ,',,.. *7 But before he left the rascal Y «y °> c ° ur . se < he wed the girl, ■ <■■, iMffl m. F§ He gave him this advice: u Hc liad the ways and means, Oh! if , HsrafPiL ~it , „ Man can afford to keep a wife P M IVW J&Jm?i\ V CI V° U can ha f ™? Heenz °> Who makes cough cine from Heeiwo. wswhwffiMxK V- ' Wl " cure yOUl ' liac|<i, ?s cou i? n . • M And you'd better quit this pinching O j|f---^S^^p3( f ' Or the' Cops' will take you of?. 5 • EPISODE V. Let me introduce the hero. . iffii \• ~ «9ft S1 " AP -" / Ere I write a sentence more ; f TO«M \5Z\L — ~\ — m He is standing nice and handy, I jJßi* (?k C ' JR|;3 I*!"" j^^)|^^W Just inside the Chemist's door. IpS? ff-^c cwo «O"« coto \ His hair is crisp and curly, l *"*"^ " •:-.■- j And he has bright eyes of blue; * 1 >|1 "" 1 You can see lie is a hero, > With a heart that's big and true. / /1 IT A VALUABLE RECIPE ' Me was standing near (he counter 5 K-%! w\ ~> " i When the lovely maiden said: 3 ( 11 «_ FOR.INFLUENZA, COLD, j "Can you let me'have some Heenzo i VjirtSj®^ , ASTHMA, AND BRONCHITIS ' ( For my mother sick in bed ?" " MIXTURE This attracted his attention, . ,-:., For he was afraid of 'flu. And then he saw the maiden, An toMteftHe mix t ure for ABthm So he button-holed the Chemist, _, And her parcel he returned ; Bronohitis, Oolda, Whooping Cough, In' f And he bought some Heenzo, too. sl, T e >™ him just the nicest smile fluonim, and Sore Throats may be made Now mv storv it Ins st-irted eVCr ear " up by Mrm * ltt " few mlnatM - Here " F And it's nice vcui ini 2™w • Tlle S' rl B ot satel y home that night- «» »*elpe. whidb is wetth cutting out: I S^sm\ehulZZhtfZ' na Shp hadn't much to fear, To a taw of warm ft P'av n ep,re o chaptei S* For ffie villain had de P aitcd - W&t ° r Bdd ? Me 6 '\ blM '< >oas ™ of troßO,e naj piepaie lot chaptu thiee. An( , th|} h J)e or honey, fdur tableqteeuftd of .u Ea r, : „_.„„__,„ „ ~ . , ... , »nd two tabletpoonsful of vinegar. When \\ EPISODa 111. for a maiden isn t frightened— cool, add iois of Heenzo, and place in a f When beside her hero bold, large, tightly.corked, olean bottle. (If v -as S ' er eenzo i treaola or honey are not at hand use L' le no ' ear °f talcing cold. double quantity of sugar.) F dSL f^vUfß^e 1 rnrennr vr he abovo reci P e produces a family |j. n ! *% IsUUt VI. supply of mixture which has no superior if for loosening phlegm, easing coughs, and 'j , <([) ' Bfe§gtgj |'rrM7'n Ms=s=a soothins sore throats. A like quantity I * feSSr /r rit.X.!\/,U ordinary ready-madb mixtures put up I CUKES iWtli? in s lot of litt,e bott]ee would cost any. ; "•W*-'^ , W / iHIPPs i COLDS. thin ? up t0 30 '" or moro, nocor ding to „.„,,.,, quality. As Heenzo is of best quality, I ft StrtimsfSliSiSlrft'l • and mtiy be obtained from any chemist or } / Cra* ' fl 'ore for 2/-, it will be readily seen that •/ "- /W4i£ ■■'■■ ■' ■-~. . :ft big money-saving is to be effected by \[ """ '■■ : V making yovr own Cough Mixture from 7-; . ,: Heenzo. It may be added that full. h This chapter is a sad one, Well, this tale has been exciting- l ifc&Sh^ i ime; ./' F a '''I 1"1 D?aX' E IT o O 2o^o e ps°ta?en M ?n S I The villain is a uscal _ I forgot the girlie s mother, water mtty be relied upon t0 give : Just returned from doing time. Who was really very ill. ' re ]j e r, ) Heenzo is obiainable from all lending Chemists and Stores, or post-free oa receipt of prite from G. W. HEAN, Chemist, Wanganni, - J and at Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, Hobart and Perth '

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