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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 37, 14 February 1916, Page 3

Contain ALL the qualities claimed by our many < imitators, but there is belter value, and more cups { of Tea in a pound of Nelson, Moate's than any other. Ask your Grocer. Prices—l/9, 1/10, 2/-, 2/2 and 3/- per lb.

i HEAN'S ESSENCE COUGH ! MIXTURE SIMPLE TO MAKE, ! PLEASANT TO TAKE. # "I was recommended by a friend to i make our own cough mixture by using j Heam's Essence, and was delighted at the result. I found it easy to prendre, pleasant ! to take, and most effective for coughs and ; colds. Its goodness and wonderful cheap- : ness should recommend it to every house* ! hold."-MRS. E. C. BUTLER, ChristI church. " From childhood I have been very subject to bad colds and chest weakness. When I caught a fresh cold I could always I look forward to a month or six weeks of I bad cough. But now I find Hean's Essence ; nips a cold in the bud, and prevents it ; getting on the chest. I say without hesi- ! tation Hean's Essence is the only cough 1 and cold remedy that does me good."—i i J. JOHNSON, New Plymouth. "Hean's Essence has proved its worth in our home for influenza, colds, soro j throat, and coughs. We praise it highly, | and are grateful for the benefit Hean's ! Essence has been to us."—MRS. CLARA j KNOX, Roslyn, Dunedin. For tickling coughs, night or day toughs, sore, inflamed and swollen throats, croup, bronchitis, whooping cough or asthma, Hean's Essence is , immediately comforting. Try it j and see how quickly it soothes the throat, removes phlegm and heals sore lungs. One bottle of Hean's Essence makes a very big bottle of splendid cough mixture. Just follow the easy directions on each bottle. It is as simple as preparing a cup ck ."■ga, while the saving for your pocket is 10/- for each pint used. Hean's Essence is genuine. Sold by chemists and stores, or pust-n^e on receipt of price, 2/-, from G. W. Hean, Chemist, Wanganui. Be • s"ve you get H-E-A-N-'S. Va

The analyst sat in his sanctum alone, When his staff had gone home for the night. And soliloquised thus, in a critical tone, As he held a retort io the light. "Yes! Yes! I confess, 'tis compounded with skiH Its components are potent and purej %£ thro' chill I fall ill, I most certainly will Take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure."

5 jL^UCiv m X i <w I Hpßl ■i&sm '-: * i te£*i&f»iSi< Vi ■ aSfi ft as \ Try m Itt'T ?TT^_, SH£ orcwed by W.STRACHAN&C? Dunedin Unrivalled for strength and purity, is SHARLAND'S Baking Powder. Once tried —always used. Costs less than other compounds—worth more. Taken on sugar, inhaled or rubbed on the chest, never fails to relieve coughs, colds, sore throats and chest tightness. 1/6 buys 6fi