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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXII, Issue 8313, 29 February 1912, Page 2

"STOP IT." | ■ — i— Loasby's Great Menthol Cough Cure. When your cough troubles you, with a tickling in the throat, a constant effort to loosen the phlegm, you want not only a cough mixture but one that will act quickly and effectually. Loasby's "Stop It", is the only liquid cough medicine made that'haa a menthol base—you know the soothing, healing, inflammation-reducing properties of menthol. It has been used with other drugs in endless combinations in the form of pastilles and lozenges. You cannot get the demulcent healing drugs into these; yet they do good. How much more good musrb ■" Stop It" do? It is right out on its own as a cough cure—different from all others.; The only one with a menthol base: "Stop It" soon cures coughs and colds; Children like it and it suits all ages. Price Is 6d, 2s 6d and 4s 6d, from chemists and storekeepers. If your trader has not got it ask i.im to because there is no other cough mediprocure it. Don't take anything else cine like Loasby's "Stop It." 6 155

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