Mrs Potts stopped to talk to a friend, and her husband waited at a short distance. Presently she rejoined him again. “Hm,” he commenced, “and what was that woman talking about?” “Business,” she replied. “Yes, I know,” murmured hubby, sternly, “but whose?”
YOU HAVE 562 FRIENDS. You don’t know them all—most of them you have never seen —but they are your firm friends. Who? The 562 New Zealand Chemists. In minor sickness or accident, how you appreciate your Chemist's skilled advice and his prompt attention. And in health, when- you buy every-day needs, the same advice and personal service are also available. It pays to always buy from your CHEMIST because he has your interests at heart. 6
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 2 August 1941, Page 7
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