CLOSE DRUGGISTS’ PRICES.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXII, Issue 15557, 6 March 1911, Page 10

CLOSE DRUGGISTS’ PRICES.

Druggists seldom advertise prices. Many people think they can buy patent medicines cheaper at the grooms than at the chemists, but this is not so at Loasby’s Pharmacy, Head through Loasby's prices, and see if liis Pharmacy is not just what he claims for it. namely, ,; The home of easy prices’” :—Zambuk, Is 4d ; Williams’s pink Pills, 2s 9d; Allenbury’s Feeders, Is 9d; Alleubury’s Food, Nos. 1 and 2, Is 9d per tin; Enemas, 6s, 6s Gd, 7s Gd, Ss Gd, to 17s Gd; still the old prices, no advance being charged because rubber is dearer; Hearn’s Tonic Nerve Nuts, 3s per box, or 6 tor 16s Gd; Pain Killer, Is 2d; Seigel’s Swap, 2s 8d ; Bynin Amara, 3s Gd; Irish Moss, lid: "Doan’s Pills. 2s lid. Hairbrushes at all prices, from Is Gd to 35s each. 1 have a splendid selection of all kinds. Whalebone bristles are much used. I have them in all ahapes and makes; some with beautiful cbonv backs, with extra long bristles, at. 103 Gd each (usual price, 12s Gd to ]ss). Family recipes, doctor’s prescriptions, drugs, perfumery, and any line a chemist keeps, can le procured at Loasby’s Pharmacy, "The home of oasv prices,” at less than you usually pay. A. M. Loasby, The Only Prescribing Chemist, 11 1, Colombo Street, three doors from Cashel Street corner nearer Cathedral. Square.