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New Zealand Listener, Volume 16, Issue 400, 21 February 1947, Page 3

1 E 2 E 0 MwW 1 MEDICINE S ETc PResCROPTUOMS FLLED rcetale 9 ILL Why aren't there any Z14 Chemists shops 8 There is a good reason why your nearby Chemist' $ shop has never become 4 huge emporium. The Chemist' $ friendly and individual way of doing business is characteristic of a specialist providing a personal service: When you call, your Chemist O his qualified assistants are on hand themselves to advise you. Your Chemist knows that professional knowledge and wealth of experience often make all the difference to your well- being: He knows that, in purchasing medicines, first-aid needs, cosmetics O1 toilet goods; your satisfaction depends upon obtaining the exact article for your particular requirements; He knows that many of the goods he sells are not bought as you would buy ordinary merchandise They are aids to health and in all matters affecting Youf health there is no substitute for professional guidance. Zuy micr Confiaence fnom %ouh ChEMIST MEDICINES FIRST-AID REQUIREMENTS COSMETICS SOAPS TOOTHBRUSHES AND DENTIFRICES TOniCS EMULSIONS HEALTH SALTS HAIR BRUSHES 7,.A46 Toilet NEEDS BABT Foods LOTIONS AND MANT OTHERS