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Hokitika Guardian, 27 October 1920, Page 1

COMMERCIAL GROWTH OF GOOD Idea. Eight years ago was b O UI tjie idea that mothers in their homes coujd add the water and sweetening necessary in their family cough and cold remedy just as easily as it could be done by the chemist to whom the idea occurred. It would effect a large saving in family cough mixture expenses. Firm in his belief that mothers and fathers would appreciate the plan, the idea was at once made practicable, and lIEENZO (Hean’s Essence) is the result. The good news of how one bottle of HEENZO (Head’s Essence) makes a pint of finest family cough, cold, and sore throat remedy, and saves about ten shillings, has quickly spread -from home to homo and town to'town. Yet this is not surprising when it is realised that a pint represents about eight ordinary eighteenpeiiny bottles. Full, yet simple', directions for adding the water and sweetening accompany each bottle, and a spare‘label is enclosed. HEENZO (Hean’s Essence) is now regularly sold by most Chemists and Grocers, or sent to any address post free on receipt of price—2s fid—from Hean’s Pharmacy, Wanganui. Notice how my name is spelt—H-E-A-N.