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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 49, 26 August 1933, Page 21

COUGH MIXTURE ECONOMY. SAVE 10s WITH ."HEENZO..?'' In 1917 a qualified, .chemist-hit on the idea of selling;a-concentrated medicinal essence, "Heenzo," which enabled people to make tlleir own cough mixture at home merely by adding water'and sweetening. Hundreds of parents now make a pint of cold euro for 2s 63, instead, of paying 12s to 14s for the same quantity in eight small bottles., Er'om your chemist or store obtain one 2s Gd bottle of Heonzo (Hcau's- Essence). Add to-water,and sweetening as directed. Excellent for coughs, colds, sore throat, and. influenza —pleasant to take and safe for the youngest. And there is a clear saving of _10s. Buy Heenzo today. No other will do. — Advt. i; ■ ''■•■.■ TO STAND AT AWAP.UNI. The English Imported Blood Stallion, MUSKETOON (6) ' /: MUSK |6) ■ ST.EDFAST (3) (Dam of Skald, (Chaucer's beet winner of Kous son). Memorial Stakes £1429). TVTU.SKETOON i s ' the sire of many ,-"■*• winners, including Master Brierly, Sir Musk, Mungatoon, and others, who have won races this season to the value of nearly £3000. Fee. —20 guineas. Eeduction for two or' more mares same owner. All fees cash: or otherwise arranged for. . Particulars from W. T. BAILEY, Palmerston Vorth. Tel. 5802.

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