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Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 June 1916, Page 3

CUT THIS Obi. GOOLi COUUiL ALLY'TOiIE ItEtli'E. SAVES ABOUT lUs. Everybody Knows that larnily cuugn remecUes contain water and as well at> medicinal ingredients. isy jotting tilt) pure mgreaients alone and, mixing with water and sweetening at home you obtain a pint for '-in, insleau ol a small boittle that lasts almost no time. From your chemist or grocer obtain one ;bot>t»i(e ol Hean's -licence—this Essence is the undiluted medicinal ingredients. Take home and mix with water and sweetening, as explained on the label. There is no ooiiing or straining or fuss of any kind. This will make a pint oi better cough< mixture than you buy ruiiw. made and save IDs to 12b. It will iast w long times and never spoils. It takes hold oi a cough—that means business straightaway. it gives a soothing, comforting, warming feeling ail the way down. It is good for sure throats and promptly relieves lie tickle that worries so much. A few j drop* to a child, or a spoonful to an I adult, gives wonderful relief in croup, '• whooping cough, asthma, bronchitis, ! etc. There is no poison or harmful drug of any kind in the mixture, and as it gives about 8 eightpexmy bottles for the price of one, the above reoipe has become wonderfully popular.

Hean'e Essence is now procurable from | chemists and stores 2s a bottle or posi free on receipt of price, from Hean, chemist, Wanganui. x\ote how the name is speifc—H-ii-A-A—i'ouir letters only.

GROUP. Every young child is susceptible to | croup. Don't wait until thie dreadful disease attacks your little one before you prepare for xt. It comes in the night when chemists' shops are isually closed, and this alone should be i warning. Get and keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand. it ( never fails, acts quickly, and is abso- j lntejy harmless. For sale Advt. ,W3io serves the pi/blic faithfully and well P who keeps the goods no rivals andersellP Bred PinK, of Oxfordj streethis shoes are trim and neat; | his boots are strong and sound; they're j worn the country round; in short, they can't be baat.—A*lri.