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Hokitika Guardian, 24 June 1921, Page 4

TWO GOOD HOME REMEDIES. ( lIKKNZO AND ' It KAN’S TONIC NKlh'E NUTS. The efficacy of these two household remedies is testified to by thousands of users all over Australasia. Regular users consider that both remedies should always be in the home. Mr Jack Waller, the well-known stage 'artist, says:—“l am convinced that there is nothing better for chest and throat troubles than Heen/.0. I gargle my throat regularly with it, and it keeps my voice in good order for my work, besides giving me a big bottle for little money.” Heenzo is sold at 2s 6d a bottle. Add water and sweetening to ( it (see circular), and you then get 15s to 25s worth. No wonder it is cheap. Miss Eileen Capel, a gifted young actress, of Lilyfield, N.5.W.,, says“l have? been under several treatments for nervous breakdown, but nothing seemed to do me any good until f took Hean’a Tonic Nerve Nuts. They have proved really wonderful.” I-Tean’s Tonic Nerve Nuts purify and enrich the blood, nourish tbe nerves, and strengthen tbe brain, thus invigorating tbe whole body. No harmful drugs of any nature in them. Boxes containing 12 days’ supply cost only 3s each, or 6 for 17s 3d. Sold by most medicine dealers, or post free direct on receipt of price from G. W. Hean, Manufacturing Chemist, 12, Egmont street, Wellington,