,'STOP IT'S" STORY BRIEFLY TOLD.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14055, 29 May 1911, Page 8

,'STOP IT'S" STORY BRIEFLY TOLD.

"STOP IT."

LOASBY'S MIGHTY COUGH CURE,

THE KING OF COUGH REMEDIJ-S.

Two years ago "Stop It," my mighty cough cure, was first put up and labelled ready lor tlio public. Sales started ono by one, then in twos and threes—now the sales havo readied orders in dozens and grosses. What a splendid record for so short a time. At first grocers were very careful about stocking "Stop It"—they have so many oough mixtures on their shelves that don't sell—then first ono grocer and then another would send for a bottle to oblige a customer —orders increased to quarter and half doz.ns. Today buyers iike the Farmers' Co-op. and others on a largo scale buy "Stop It" in gross lots —twelve dozen at a time. They buy "Stop It" because their customers want .it—because it is tho King of Cougn Remedies —beca-uso "Stop It" is good for old and young, for father and mother, son and daughter, and grandparents also, and because it really does stop it. "Stop It" is Loasby's. mitrhty cough cure—tho grandest and greatest of all oough remedies. For old coughs, new coughs, hard coughs, tickling coughs, easy coughs, night coughs, day coughs, take "Stop It" and got well quickly, surely, thoroughly. "Stop It" in bottles ready to do you good the moment you are ready to take it, ls 6d, 2s 6d, and 4s 6d each at grocers or from myself.—A. M. Loasby, the only Prescribing Chemist, 147 Colombo street, Christchurch. When you are not well "Ask Loasby About It." Orders by mail sent post free. 5