BUY A GROSS And Save 5 and 21⁄2 per cent Who Can't Sell 12 Dozen per Annum? MENTION MEYER BROTHERS DRUGGIST WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS. A Practical Contribution.-On the day following the earthquake at San Francisco, Borden's Condensed Milk Co. contributed and had under way to the devastated city, from one of their Pacific Coast factories, two carloads of condensed milk and cream, aggregating 50,000 cans, the value of which was more than $5,000. Speaking of milk, the three page illustrated article which appears in the April 26 issue of Leslie's Weekly, relating to the methods employed in the production of the products of Borden's Condensed Milk Co., is a story which one should read who is interested in the problem of pure food. An Unusual Window Display.-"The Home of Wine of Cardui." The Wine of Cardui people are now putting out a Window Display which is attracting much attention. In addition to being most beautiful and pleasing to the eye, it has an instructive interest in that it pictures with remarkable reality, one of the most famous historic and scenic situations in America. The display is in the form of a cut-out measuring 30x40 inches. Handsomely lithographed in ten colors, it shows a bird's-eye view of Lookout Mountain and the Tennessee River, winding like a great serpent around the old battlegrounds of Chattanooga-now an active manufacturing city. In the distance are Missionary Ridge and Chickamauga. The large factories, laboratories and office buildings of the Chattanooga Medicine Co. appear in the foreground, just at the foot of Lookout Mountain. The advertising on this display is not intrusive, but sufficient in clearness and strength to be very effectivę. The concave surface of the actual view allows the light to reach the picture from above, the realistic effect of which must be seen to be appreciated. The Chattanooga Medicine Co. sends this strong window display free of charge, with each order for a gross lot of their medicines. NEWS FROM HERE AND THERE. Pink Envelope indicates that your subscription is due. Three Months to the September 3, 1906, meeting of the A. Ph. A. at Indianapolis. Nova Hill is spending the summer at his home at Green City, Mo. Hugh Mitchell has an interesting position with W. T. Fentress, at Rector, Ark. Miss Kitty W. Harbord is the very efficient secretary of the Oregon Board of Pharmacy. E. M. Hudgins will spend the summer looking after his drug interests at Thompsonville, Ills. "The Leading Druggists," is the way that the D. W. Embree Drug Co. announces its business, at Moberly, Mo. George F. Hoffman is doing a prosperous business at Pesotum, Ill. He is one of the valued members of the A. Ph. A. "Everything in Drugs," is the way that the proprietor of Ratcliff's Pharmacy announces his business, at Monroe, La. John M. Butcher, of Clarksville, Tex., for many years a customer of the St. Louis wholesale trade, visited the city last month. W. C. Carraher is generally recognized as a prosperous and competent pharmacist. His business is located at Union, Neb. J. C. Staley & Son is a progressive drug company at Corning, Ark., the members of the firm being Mrs. A. L. Staley and T. B. Staley. John A. Beard, Jr., Ph. G., has returned to his home at McComb, Miss. JOHN A. BEARD, JR. J. C. Higgins, representing E. J. Hart & Co., of New Orleans, is calling upon the medical profession in St. Louis. H. R. Raney, president of the Eureka Safety Powder Manufacturing Co., at Joplin, Mo., has been in St. Louis for some time, looking after the interests of that firm. Mrs. L. B. Williamson, Jacksonville, Ills., has disposed of her store to the Gibbert Pharmacy Co., proprietors of Gibbert & Shaffer. Mr. Gibbert has charge of the store. He was formerly of Mt. Vernon, Ills. J. W. Fulenwider is again located with Waddell & Walterhouse, at Indianapolis, Ind. He will look for many of his friends during the September meeting of the A. Ph. A. Wall's Pharmacognosy Notes, postpaid, $3.00. Wall's Lessons in Latin, postpaid, $1.50. WHELPLEY'S THERAPEUTIC TERMS, SECOND EDITION, $1.00, POSTPAID. ARMOUR'S SOLUBLE BEEF A FOOD FOR INVALIDS AND CONVALESCENTS ¶ Each pound of Armour's Soluble Beef represents 10 lbs. of fresh, raw, lean meat, pre-digested in a solution of digestive ferments, and concentrated in vacuo to the consistency found in the jars. IT'S SOLD ONLY TO THE TRADE DRUG the object being to supply the druggist with a preparation that is especially adapted for the sick-room, that is not sold by other dealers. ARMOUR'S SOLUBLE BEEF WAS THE ORIGINAL "SOLUBLE BEEF” and is the preparation wanted when SOLUBLE BEEF is asked for. Look out for imitations! One of them claims to contain over 25% food value and but 2% salt, but a chemical analysis shows there is but 4.95% food value and 24% salt. See the difference? Write for our Free Bonus Offer to-day. Armour & Company, Chicago MENTION MEYER BROTHERS DRUGGIST WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS. To the Drug Trade I have studied hair dyes for thirty years and make forty-two kinds. I am putting on the market the BEST and CLEANEST of all. After its application, the hair can be waved with no danger of turning it green. A beautifully mounted show card of samples will be sent upon application. Address A. F. GODEFROY, 3504 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. Maker of Godefroy's Raspberry Tint, Godefroy's Velvetone Face Powder, Godefroy's Magical Balm Hair Grower, Godefroy's Wonderful Hair Destroyer or Depilatory, etc. ADNEPHRIN SOLUTION This surpasses all other preparations of the kind in permanency, besides being at least fully equal in activity. Every lot is carefully standardized by physiologic tests. Constant advertising and thorough detail work have made its merits known to physicians. You should always carry at least a small stock. The price to druggists is 60 cents an ounce. Adnephrin Emollient Adnephrin Oil Spray and Adnephrin Suppositories are also offered. FREDERICK EARN COMPANY & DETROIT, MICH..U.S.A. WINDSOR,CANADA.LONDON, ENG.NEW YORK CITY. PALL MALL ELECTRIC COMPANY, 870 Broadway, NEW YORK. MENTION MEYER BROTHERS DRUGGIST WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS. |