RED DIAMOND FLOOR WAX Amateur and Professional Dancers ARE SOLID FOR IT The Druggist Can Get The Business Large-about 1 lb.-sprinkle top cartons, 3 doz. in case.. Full case doz. .doz. $3.25 ..doz. $3.00 1.65 1.50 90 ..doz. 1.05 Large size, 8 oz., retails at Per doz. 3 doz. 75 1.80 Red Diamond An inhaler admitted by many Include in your next order at DISPLAY CARD OF 1 1-3 DOZEN MEYER BROTHERS DRUG CO., ST. LOUIS Your Customers Know From our advertising Metal Cello Hot Water Stays hot from bedtime till morning. So easy to fill, too. Just hold it under any faucet or tea-kettle with our special filling handle. No danger of tipping over. The neck of the Cello is always sufficiently cool and comfortable to handle because of the patent air chamber. Inside, a stout bronze spring takes care of all expansion, contraction and vacuum due to heating and cooling and so keeps the Cello always in perfect shape. The Cello is really beautiful to look at as well as extremely useful, with its polished nickel finish, gleaming like silver. In shape it is comfortably curved to fit any part of the body like a thin round pillow. Your Cello customers won't fail you under any circumstances. We guarantee the Cello to give perfect satisfaction for five years or money refunded. No. 1 contains 1 pt., retails for $1.75 No. 2 contains 1 quarts., retails for $2.00 No. 3 contains 2 qts., retails for $3.00 Order through your jobber and write direct for literature and advertising matter. A. S. CAMPBELL CO., 284 Commercial St., Boston, Mass. NEWS FROM HERE AND THERE A. S. Wetherell has been established in the drug business at Exeter, N. H., since 1873. Earle R. Keene, Philadelphia, Pa., interviewed the drug trade of Saint Louis recently in the interests of his firm. Mr. Keene is vice-president of the Tryalax Manufacturing Company. John Bromwell Wheeler, Huron, S. D., received nomination for membership in the A. Ph. A. and first year's dues as a prize for the best examination before the South Dakota Board of Pharmacy, during the fiscal year 1913-14. Dr. Jesse D. Hodges, who was a student at the St. Louis College of Pharmacy in 1907-8, is now conducting Hodges Pharmaceutical Review Course, at 2072 Main street, Little Rock, Ark., and will be pleased to hear from his classmates. G. A. Macdonald, Incorporated, is the style of one of the leading advertising firms in New York City. The officers are: G. A. Macdonald, president; A. R. Morgan, vice-president and general manager; Eugene C. Huber, secretary and treasurer. A. D. Daily, Ph. G. '09, Sherman, Texas, made a business trip to Chicago recently and stopped in St. Louis for a few hours. Mr. Daily is general manager of the Sherman Hospital and is kept quite busy, but will give attention to correspondence from classmates. Not merely a perspiration deodorant but a corrective of the unnatural physical condition which is the fundamental cause of extreme perspiration from the armpits, feet, palms of hands, etc. As cold weather does not relieve this condition, ODO-RO-NO is just as necessary in winter as in summer. To make our national magazine advertising 100 per cent effective OUR $3 INTRODUCTORY PROPOSITION All jobbers or direct prepaid. THE ODORONO CO. 983 Blair Ave., Cincinnati, O. MENTION MEYER BROTHERS DRUGGIST WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS. ADVERTISING TERMS. If You Do Not Find Your Advertisement, Carefully Observe: 1. Only subscribers are entitled to free advertisement and these notices must not exceed fifty words in length. They are limited to requests for positions or clerks, announcements of drug stores for sale, or the desire to purchase a business. 2. Such advertisement from non-subscribers must be accompanied by one cent per word; otherwise no attention will be paid to the correspondence. 3. A charge of five cents per word will be made for all advertisements not coming under the above specifications and for all advertisements from agencies, manufacturers and other general advertisers. 4. No attention is paid to anonymous communications. 5. Write the advertisement on a separate sheet and on but one side of the paper. 6. To prevent delay, have answers directed to the advertiser's address and not to this office. 7. No letters will be forwarded from this office unless the advertiser sends postage for same. 8. Spell out every word in full; never abbreviate. 9. Copy for advertisements must reach us not later than the 25th of the month. HELP WANTED. WANTED-Doctor in an Iowa town of about 350; no doctor here; dandy location to work up a large practice. Address Lock Box 9, Deloit, Ia. [10] WANTED-SITUATIONS. WANTED-Situation; age 22; six years' experience; single man; can give good reference. Address No. 46, care Meyer Brothers Druggist. [10] WANTED. A position by lady graduate pharmacist with drug store experience; would like a position in a small town. Address No. 56, care Meyer Brothers Druggist. [10] SITUATION WANTED-By woman graduate of St. Louis College of Pharmacy; eight years' experience; good detail worker; capable of managing store; will not object to location in the country. Address No. 55, care Meyer Brothers Druggist. [10] WANTED Situation as local representative for drug or allied firm; am graduate in pharmacy and medicine, with long experience in drug business; would do detail work; good references. Address F. C. B., care No. 3419 Lucas Ave., St. Louis, Mo. [10] LICENSED DRUGGIST-College graduate, 7 years' experience, married, desires position in West Texas, Arizona or New Mexico or Colorado; now manager, but have to give up my position on account of wife's health; moderate salary. Address No. 50, care Meyer Brothers Druggist. [10] SITUATION-Bureau of Information-Clerks seeking situations and proprietors desiring clerks are requested to correspond with the Bureau of Information of the Alumni Association of the St. Louis College of Pharmacy, Martin J. Noll, Secretary. Address St. Louis Branch, Eli Lilly & Co., 11 South Fourth Street. [tf] MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED To hear from owner of good drug store for sale. Give particulars, cash price. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. [12] WILL TRADE rental property bringing excellent returns for drug store in Illinois town. Address No. 54, care Meyer Brothers Druggist. [11] DRUG STORES (snaps) for sale; also positions; all states. Physicians, dentists, veterinarians, nurses, located and furnished. Estab. 1904. F. V. Kneist, Omaha, Neb. [12] WANTED-Drug proprietors and clerks to take Pharmacy Review Institute Course, and pass any State Board. Mail and resident course. Address C. W. Bowen, M. S., M. D., Ph. G., Brunswick, Mo. Catalog and full information. [tf] FOR SALE Only drug store in Illinois town of 1,300. Thirty miles south of St. Louis on the I. C. R. R. For particulars, address E. G. Joseph, New Athens, Ill. [10] DRUG STORE FOR SALE-Good opening for Registered Druggist; invoice $2,500.00; will sell reasonable; do not write unless mean business. Box 74, Paden, Okla. [10] FOR SALE-Drug and jewelry store in county seat town, in Central Iowa; clean stock; good location; good business. Address No. 49, care Meyer Brothers Druggist. ]12[ FOR SALE-Well paying drug store in Northern Illinois; will stand investigation; small expense; price $6,000.00, or invoice. Address No. 43, care of Meyer Brothers Druggist. [11] FOR SALE Drug store in Northwest Iowa; stock will invoice $1,600; I will rent fixtures and building; reason for selling, owner not registered. Address No. 44, care of Meyer Brothers Drug MILO OIL SHOE DRESSING for all Black Leather. THE MILO CO., North Crystal Lake, Illinois. FOR SALE—Continued. FOR SALE. Leading drug store in the best farming section of Nebraska. Invoice $6,000. Yearly sales $12,000 No bad credits. A good store, with one (weak) competitor. 3 B doctors. Address No. 51, care of Meyer Brothers Druggist. [10] FOR SALE-Drug and grocery stock, combined; town of 400; clean and up-to date stock; will invoice about $3,000. Will sell one or both. Good business, but have too much other interest to properly care for same. Address Howeth & Angell, Kingsville, [10] Mo. FOR SALE-Paying drug store in thriving west central Oklahoma town; modern wall and show cases, handsome fountain, cash register, good show windows; sales have more than doubled since a year ago. For details address No. 48, care of Meyer Brothers Druggist [tf] FOR SALE-A drug store in a prosperous east central Oklahoma town that is a real bargain; good location; latest pattern fixtures, fountain, cash register; plate glass display windows; terms to the right person. Address No. 47, care of Meyer Brothers Druggist. [tf] FOR SALE OR TRADE ON DRUG STOCK.-60 acre farm, improved and fenced, 25 acres in cultivation and the remaining 35 in woodland pasture and good timber land; 2 miles from town of 1,500; 2 large coal mines and 2 railroads. Address No. 57, care Meyer Brothers Druggist. [10] Best location in DRUG STORE FOR SALE-Live business. city of 3,000, 50 miles north of Peoria, Ill. Stock consists of regular drug and also Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Wall Paper, School Books and Supplies. Good Soda Fountain. Edison Phonographs. Exceptionally clean stock. Yearly sales $10,000, nearly all cash. Price $4,800. Owner must change climate. Address No. 38, care Meyer Brothers Druggist. [tf] FOR SALE My drug store, consisting of druggist sundries, patent medicines, paints, oils, show cases, counters, shelving, 6-foot fountain (new), tables, chairs, etc.; all of which will invoice $1,500 or $1,600. Will sell at invoice or lump; would consider good property on a trade. I have the only drug store in town and we have 600 population; are on main line of railroad, in a good farming country. Rents are very reasonable. Address No. 52, care Meyer Brothers Druggist. [10] FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For another store, land, or what have you? Up-to-date drug store, fine fixtures, and A No. 1 stock, doing about $700.00 cash per month; Expenses light; store has to be seen to be appreciated; located in modern brick building 20x100 feet, in best and most promising town of 1,200 inhabitants, in Southern Illinois; good reasons for making a change. If you are looking for a live one, better investigate this. Address No. 45, care Meyer Brothers Druggist. [10] FOR SALE-Rexall Drug Store in good Arkansas town of 5,000. Sales, March 15 to December 31, 1913, $17,204.05, or an average annual sale of $21,731.40. Collected 99.4 per cent of amount of credit sales for 1913. Gross profits, $6,407.25. Expense, for same period, $3,604.85. Stock, Fixtures and Fountain about $12,000. Can easily be reduced to $10,000, and have enough, and more. Splendid opportunity for two live wires. Rent, $50. One-story brick, 26x100. Full prices. Good proposition. Terms, three-fourths cash. Balance, easy payments on satisfactory collateral. No trades. Good reasons. Private. Full information on request. Don't write unless mean business. dress No. 33, care Meyer Brothers Druggist. Ad[10] FLIES AND INFECTION.-Where infectious material, as in open privies, exists in a community with exposed food supplies, together with an abundance of flies, active measures against this insect are a public health necessity. The housefly may be practically eliminated from municipalities by the proper construction of horse stables, with especial reference to water-tight, well-drained floors and the prompt removal of manure, the rendering fly-proof of surface privies and the abolition of garbage dumps. The burying of infectious material, if fly-blown, at any practical depth will not prevent either the maturing of the contained larvæ or the dissemination of infec tion by the flies hatched therefrom. Trapping, espe cially early in each fly season, is a practical auxiliary measure. [Terry in Am. Jour. Public Health, Janu |