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Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1309, 24 April 1918, Page 5

STOP-IT. LOASBY'S MIGHTY COUGH CURri. It stilt stau.ts pre-eminent—tho greatest ami best cough rem? ly kcowrt. Its sales are enormous, aid are ever increasing, because it really does good, and iloes it quickly and pleasantly, Hun<lre«ls upon hundreds of Christchurch mothers always keep Stop-It i« the house. They have sometimes been persuaded by clever advertising to try some other remedy, but they always go back to Stop-It. Stop-It is really cheap. A 4/6 bottle holds a pint; the dose la only a desscrtsjioonful. Compare thin with any other pint of cough mixture which you have to prepare and of which you take two or three times the dose bat never get the speedy result* you do fiom Stop-It. It always soothes end Icala the worst cough. It reduces all inflammation, soothes the throat, clears out all phlegm, and causes a lovely, healthy, warm glow through the lungs. Xo wonder Stop It sells. It is an ideal cough mixture—cheap, good, »4 speedily effectual. That "s w:iv it is tl-e mothers* stand-by. Trices, 1/6, 2/6, and 4/6 (larger bottles are cheaper). Wholesale from all merchants, or A. M. LOASBY (with W. F. Me Arthur), The Only Prescribing Chemist, 679 Colomlio St.. Christchurch. .1