A LIFE AT STAKE.
You may not realise this when you have what you think is only a slight ailment. Sickness is always uncertain, and no sufferer can correctly diagnose his own case —nor prescribe the proper remedy. Even when you have seen a doctor and got a prescription, your trouble is not ended. What of impotent and stale drugs? There's whero the danger Her. —they cannot cure like pure, fresh, active drugs, the sort Loasby always keeps. When you are just out-of-sorts —not bad enough for the doctor—come and "ASK LOASBY ABOUT IT." Thousands of Christchurch people can tell you the good I have done them at a reasonable price for medicine and no charge for advice. Prescriptions dispensed from any doctor from absolutely the purest drugs that money can buy. No commission to doctors, but a direct saving to the sick man of the doctor's commission. Loasby's prices for doctors' prescriptions are about i less than usual prices. If you want to pay more, keep on dealing with commission chemists. A. M. Loasby, The Only Prescribing Chemist, 679 Colombo street, 3 doors from Cashel street corner nearer Cathedral square. 7
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13905, 2 December 1910, Page 3
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