SHOULD CHEMISTS TELL

Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 122, 21 February 1928, Page 7

SHOULD CHEMISTS TELL

SUPPRESSION OF INFORMATION DETRIMENTAL TO PUBLIC HEALTH AND HAPPINESS THOUSANDS CLAMOURING FOR FACTS Whether or not Chemists should tell Is s matter that is left to their good judgment and discretion. In many cases they are not reticent and rightly so. too. But when it comes to "Vitor" —the Wonder Medicine—the majority of chemists will promptly tell you that results hare definitely proved that In cases of Ulcerated Stomachs, Liver and Kidney complaints, and Indigestion, "Vitor" is a very good and safe medicine. As a tonic for old, middle aged, and young alike, It has very few equals. Women all over the world find joyful relief, from their natural ailments, in the great "Vitor.” - Naturally some chemists have more to say than others about "Vitor" but they one and all realise that the wonder medicine and tonic, is doing more in relieving the trials and tribulations of humanity, than all the other so-called "cures” put together. No doubt every reader’s particular chemist will tell you this. Every man, woman and child in the Dominion of New Zealand Is destined to enjoy the almost miraculous benefits cf "Vitor" —the wonder medicine. All chemists and storekeepers interested In the people’s welfare recommend and sell "Vitor’’ In the new liyglenlcnlly wrapped flat bottle, at the phenomenally low price of 5/6. Those suffering from kidney and liver troubles and stomach disorders, such ns Indigestion, will find "Vitor” a wonderfully effective medicine. If the foregoing advice and Information Is the means of Imparting the truth about ■Vitor” to a tenth of the thousands clamouring for the facts about this wonder medicine, a truly great and noble purpose will have been served;