NOT QUITE WELL.
"ASK LOASBY ABOUT IT."
I preScribo -for all minor ailments. When just out of eorts, nob ill enough for the doctor, and unable to get better with your own remedies, just come along and "Ask Loasby About It." I have prescribed for over 40,000 patients in fivo years." Of coarse many of them have been seen several tin, j, and often at long intervals. If I had not givon satisfaction .they would not have mado mo their regular family chemist. I believe I enjoy a unique position in New Zealand as a prescribing chemist. Patients write to mc from all parts of tbo Dominion. They write mo regularly about minor troubles. Surely this proves that I must do them some goodHundreds of families' in Christchurch consult mo about their little ailments. I feel sure that the confidence they have in mc is caused by the satisfaction they got from my medicine, and that is tho reason they make Loasby's Pharmacy their family drug shop. The largo business I do, the big staff I keep, and the amount of inscribing I personally attend to proves that tho public appreciates my efforts to supply medicine and advice at reasonable rates. Remember, when just ill, then is tho time to • ASK LOASBY ABOUT IT. Country clients treated by letter. Send full particulars about your ense, enclose postal note for fivo shillings (os), and the. medicine is sent you post free. A. M. LOASBY. The Only Prescribing Chemist, 47!) Colombo street, Chirstchurch. 6
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14834, 27 November 1913, Page 4
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252NOT QUITE WELL. Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14834, 27 November 1913, Page 4
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