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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 71, 28 June 1916, Page 8

WON DERFUL MONEY-SAVING COUGH CURE.

QUICKLY PREPARED IN THE HOME.

In these days of high costs of living, anything placed at the command of the public, which, in its own particular line, makes 2s go as far as twelve shillings previously did, is welcome. Hitherto tiie purchase of cough, mixture has been a serious item of expenditure in many homes, especially where there aro children. But all this has been altered by the advent of Hean's Essence, i'iiis preparation, with water and sweetening produces a pint of the finest 1 quality mixture for the treatment of all manner of coughs, colds, catarrh, and sore throats. A pint of ordinary cough mixtures, bought in the usual little eighteenpenny bottles, would cost at .least twelve shillings; Hean's Essence costs only two shillings, and is procurable from most chemists and stores, or post free on receipt of price, from Hean, Chemist, Wanganui. 23

THE 1916 OVERLAND IS "STREETS AHEAD" FOB VALUE. Overland value is phenomenal in the ]<)!(> Model 75. The price is only £3lO at main ports. A luxurious fiveseater touring ear of 25 h.p. A car with electric tight and starter, oneman top and cover, rain vision windscreen, headlight dimmers, sumptuous upholstery, high-tension magneto, cantilever rear springs, thermo-syphon cooling, and other features. And in spite of 20 per cent, war taxation and higher freights the Overland is lauded here ready for the roads at £3lO at main ports. .Overland output of 1000 ears daily-—up-to-date methods of manufacture make such value possible. Call and see a model, or write for free catalogue. A. Bat rick and Co., Ltd., Wellington, AVanganui and Waitara. Local Agent: B. Bryn, New Plymouth. 6