The Meyer Brothers Druggist Prizes OPEN TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS This pharmaceutical journal, "Published in the interest of the entire drug trade,' purposes to inaugurate a competitive contest on the following subjects, open to all subscribers: April-The Way to Make a Soda Fountain Profitable. The object of this competition is to assemble for the benefit of the readers of the MEYER BROTHERS DRUGGIST experiences gained by members of the trade on these subjects which are of such vital importance to druggists. The prize articles will be published in the order indicated and must be in the hands of the editor, Dr. H. M. Whelpley, 415 Clark avenue, St. Louis, by the fifteenth of the month preceding the month of publication. The following prizes are offered: First Prize $25.00 Assortment of Red Diamond Specialties (retail value). Second Prize- 15.00 Assortment of Certitfied Drugs (retail value). Third Prize 10.00 Assortment of Imperial Crown Toilet Requisites (retail value). Prizes will be forwarded on the day the article is published in the MEYER BROTHERS DRUGGIST. Articles submitted may be illustrated and the photograph of the successful contestant, if furnished, will be published with the article. It is understood that all papers placed in competition for prizes become the property of the MEYER BROTHERS DRUGGIST. MEYER BROTHERS DRUGGIST 415 CLARK AVENUE ST. LOUIS, MO. THE SUCCESSFUL PHARMACIST OF THE FUTURE is the man or woman who has had laboratory experience under practical and scientific guidance. The faculty of distinguished teachers and the laboratory facilities offer you such advantages at the ST. LOUIS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY A School Devoted Exclusively to Pharmacy FACULTY---J. M. Good, Ph. M., Emeritus Professor in Pharmacy; O. A. Wall, Ph. G., M. D.; Francis Hemm, Ph. G., Hon. M. D.; H. M. Whelpley, Ph. G., M. D., Ph. M.; Chas. Caspari, A. B., Ph. D., Hon. Ph. G.; O. A. Wall, Jr., Ph. B., M. D.; Leo. Suppan, Ph. G., B. Sc.; Gustav Rehfeld, Ph. D.; F. F. Berg, Ph. G. Write for Catalog---ST. LOUIS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, 2108-2110 Locust Street, St. Louis DR.J.D.KELLOGG'S A Standard Remedy for the Relief of ASTHMA, HAY FEVER, Etc. THE unqualified success of DR. KELLOGG'S ASTHMA REMEDY has established for it an international RETAILS AT 25 CENTS AND ONE DOLLAR SELLS TO TRADE AT $2.00 AND $8.00 PER DOZEN If not in stock, order now from your Wholesale Drug Jobber Dr. Wolfstirn's Rheumatic and Gout Remedy No. 253. Guaranteed under the FOOD and DRUGS ACT, June 30, 1906. Price 75 Cents Per Bottle CONTAINING 14% ALCOHOL Stocked by All Drug Jobbers Taurocol Tablets (TOROCOL) Torocol is a combination of Bile Salts, Extract of Taurocol Compound Tablets (TORŌCOL) With Digestive Ferments and Nux Vomica Manufactured exclusively for Physicians, Prescriptions and Dispensing. Complete formula. Samples and literature on request. If you will put in a small stock we will guarantee their sale PRICE: TAUROCOL TABLETS, package of 100 for 75c; package of 500 for $3.00. For sale by all Wholesale Druggists THE PAUL PLESSNER COMPANY DETROIT, MICH. IF YOU WANT TO KNOW What the "KNIGHT" all-white Vitreous is He knows because his mortar that he mixes his drugs in is made of it. They call it WEDGWOOD in the drug line 90% of the entire working parts of every "Knight fountain is made of solid Virteous. With a beautiful all-white glazed surface that sparkles, and spells SANITATION to all who see it. Easy to clean and keep clean. MAKE IT AN ADVERTISEMENT FOR YOUR Here It Is The Knight "Sta-Kleen" Vitreous Apparatus is the most Always White highly developed soda fountain in the WORLD Vitreous Drainboards-Vitreous Syrup Jars-Vitreous Disher Wells-Vitreous Refuse Chutes-Vitreous Cabinet Tops-Vitreous Sinks If Your Jobber Is Not a Knight Distributor, Advise Us and Your Wants Will Receive Our Prompt Attention. 5 Year Guarantee. Our 1917 Catalog is Ready-Investigate-Don't Wish You Had. "Yours For Clean Service." COLLEGES KANSAS CITY COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. Mrs. Belva Harman Wise of the Wise Homeopathic Pharmacy is visiting her old home this month before making her spring trip for the firm. W. Scott Hughes, '08, formerly of Harrisonville, Mo., is with the Klee Drug Co. at Eleventh and Broadway, Kansas City. Competent Drug Clerks are in demand from every quarter, and our files show positions paying from $85 to $125 are waiting for capable graduates to fill them. Dewey Raish of Colorado, while not an experienced clerk yet, is an exceptionably bright one, and gave Davis a race for first place, with an average of 92.5 per cent. Leo Prince, formerly of Joplin, but now proprietor of a flourishing business at Cleveland, Okla., was a recent visitor and reports that country in prosperous condition. Lawrence W. Hart, senior, has given up his position with the Freison Pharmacy and will devote his time to making grades, and Lawrence is capable of earning them, too. Carl W. Atkinson of Breckinridge, Mo., who is a member of the senior class, is with the Kaufman Pharmacy and has several good offers waiting for him when he graduates in May.. P. S. Bono, '16, who has been with the Lohman Pharmacy for the past eight years, will be head clerk for the Barzen Drug Co. at Fifteenth and Troost, Kansas City, which opened this month. Wendall H. Waydelich of Waydelich Bros. at Shelbyville, Mo., visited us recently and feels well satisfied with the progress the new store has made. His brother, James H., will return to school next fall. Clyde Moll, '13, formerly from Onaga, Kan., but who has been with the Hugo Eysell Pharmacy, Thirty-fourth and Main, for the past year, has accepted a position with the Zook Pharmacy at Santa Fe, N. M., and left Kansas City the 15th. Carl Schenck, '16, formerly of Burlingame, Kan., but who has been with the Maddox Pharmacy, is now located with the Suman Drug Co. at Cushing, Okla. Schenck says there are plenty more good positions in Oklahoma for the capable graduates. On the senior honor list this term the following are mentioned: Lawrence W. Hart, Rudolph J. Segelcke, Kinyon Hoshizaki, Wilmer Wood, Philip Smolinsky. Harfield H. Davis led the juniors in the halfterm work, with a general average of 94.5 per cent, and ten others were close in the race. Recent Visitors:-C. O. Wray of Liberty, T. E. Williford of Soldier, Kan.; J. C. Hawkins of Cleveland, Mo.; Anna Freesman of Stockton, Kan.; W. W. Neil of Solomon, Kan.; J. R. Pursell of Almena, Kan.; James W. Carter of Emporia, Lindsay Bahney and W. Dunham of Fort Scott, Frank Rainey of West Plains, Mo. COLLEGE NEWS The Nebraska State Board Examination no sists of chemistry, pharmacy, materia medica cology and actual compounding. The identif of specimens is sometimes included in the m medica. No preliminary educational requirem made and there is no registration on diploma A. C. P. F. officers for 1916-17. The officers American Conference of Pharmaceutical Fa are as follows: President, Dr. R. A. Lyman, University of Nebraska, Neb.; vice-president, Dean T. J. Bradley, Massachusetts of Pharmacy, Boston, Mass; secretary and treasurer, Dean J. Teeters, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Ia.; executive tee J. A. Koch, chairman, Pittsburg; H. V. Arny, New Y B. Day, Chicago; syllabus committee: C. M. Snow, Chicago HIGHLAND PARK COLLEGE. Des Moines, Iowa. Highland Park College Students Passing th lowa Board Exam:ard Lammers of Il Floyd Johnson of W sin, Fordyce Creitz orado, Hugo Glissma Pitkin, Arthur Baxte ward Eshelman and J. Walter, all of Hiram Jones was a cessful applicant a South Dakota examin Parke, Davis & pany have presente college with color il tions of 13 drug pla be used in the extension course lessons. Morris Tokman, '16, has moved from Siou to Chicago. Elmer Yarnell, '13, is now at the store in th L. Building, Des Moines. The January Iowa State Board examinatio held at Highland Park College. A. L. Levendahl, '11, of Harlem, la., wou pleased to hear from others of his year. Extension student E. H. Butler of Hatfield, was among those passing the last state board Theodore Schneider, Ph. C. '16, has beco chemist for the Butte and Superior Mining Co of Butte, Mont. The company mines produce and lead. Lisle P. Hadley, '06, well known in Iowa gressive political circles, was recently marr Miss Alma Brauer of Cumberland, Ia. They home at Anita, Ia., where Mr. Hadley is in bu The "Barney Brothers," Fred and Earl, of 1 class, are two Sioux City alumni recently ad the directory. They own the Cecilia Park and ingside stores there. Mr. Harry Frohow of t cilia Park store will enter Highland next ye |