How The Small Drug Store Loses Profit An investigation by our traveling salesmen shows why the small drug store LOSES PROFIT o our preparations at least. WE ADVERTISE our entire list of goods very extensively in the great newspapers throughou the country. A quarter of a million dollars, spent yearly, creates a demand which the small druggist refuse to supply. A customer asks for "Casca Royal Pills," "Mentho-Laxene," "Cadomene Tablets" or "Balmwor Tablets." The druggist replies in different ways: "Never heard of it." "Don't know where to ge it." "It is some fake;" and perhaps offers something "just as good!" Consequently, the customer reasons that an advertised article is ALWAYS OBTAINABLE, an seeks the big, wide-awake "Druggist," and that is why the wide-awake druggist gets more busines than he is really entitled to by all the laws of supply and demand. The small druggist COULD sup ply the big druggist DOES supply. Every druggist can afford to carry at are salable and no "pushing" is required. least 1-12 dozen of our preparations listed below. The Our advertising makes the demand. Get your share o the profit by always having at least 1-12 dozen on your shelves. We don't have to urge the bi retailers-they buy in gross quantities. away. Think about this, Mr. Druggist, and give your jobber an order for our "Leaders." And do it righ If you clip the coupon order you'll get profit from our big advertising This Year. 900 DROPS CASTORIA ALCOHOL-3 PER CENT. AVegetable Preparation for As A helpful Remedy for resulting therefrom-in Infancy. Fac-Simile Signature of THE CENTAUR COMPANY. At 6 months old THIS IS THE GENUINE Send for Cards, Candy Bags, Counter Wrappers and Booklets. The Centaur Company, 250 West Broadway, President. New York City BUY A GROSS AND SAVE 5 AND 2% PER CENT. Who Can't Sell 12 Dozen Per Annum? BOARDS OF PHARMACY BOARD OF PHARMACY SECRETARIES The year given is the date when the secretary was appoi Alabama-E. P. Galt, Box 72, Selma, Secretary, March 6 Arizona-A. G. Hulett, Phoenix, Secretary, 1903. Arkansas-J. A. Gibson, 120 Main St., Little Rock, Mar 1913. California-Louis Zeh, 909-10 Butler Bldg., San Francisc 1, 1909. Colorado-F. E. Mortenson, 24th & Grand Ave., Pueblo, July, 1916. Connecticut-John A Leverty, 559 Washington Ave., 1 port, June, 1907. Delaware John O. Bosley, 14th and King Sts., Wilmingto 1, 1912. District of Columbia-W. T. Kerfoot, Jr., 7th and L Sts., Washington, D. C., 1913. Florida-D. W. Ramsaur, 201 Lemon St., Palatka, Aug. 20 Georgia-B. S. Persons, Macon, Ga., Nov., 1916. Idaho E. E. Colpin, Oakley, 1916. Illinois-F. C. Dodds, State House, Springfield, Jan., 1904 Indiana-W. H. Fogas, Mt. Vernon. lowa-Harry E. Eaton, State House, Des Moines, May, 1 Kansas-W. E. Sherriff, Douglas Ave., Ellsworth, May, Kentucky-J. W. Gayle, Ann St. & Broadway, Frankfort Louisiana-Jos. T. Baltar, 3637 Magazine St., New Orlea cember 30, 1913. Maine Frank T. Crane, Machias, 1901 Maryland-Ephraim Bacon, 30th & Calvert Sts., Baltimore Massachusetts-Wm. S. Briry, 22 State House, Boston, 19 Michigan-Chas. S. Koon, Muskegon, July, 1915. Minnesota-Edward A. Tupper, 745 E. 14th St., Minne February 1, 1912. Mississippi J. C. McGee, Jackson. Missouri-Edwin G. Cox, Craig, Mo., July 27, 1914. Nebraska-Orel Jones, Oconto, 1916. Nevada-J. M. Taber, Elko, P. O. Box 518, 1912. New York-W. L. Bradt, Education Bldg., Albany, 1, 1901. North Carolina-F. W. Hancock, Oxford, June 17, 1902. North Dakota-W. S. Parker, Lisbon, August 8, 1893. Ohio M. N. Ford, State House, Columbus, June, 1912. Oklahoma-W. R. Jarrett, 308-9 Patterson Bldg., Oklahom Oregon-Frank S. Ward, Salem, 1916. Pennsylvania-Lucius L. Walton, 4th & Pine Sts., Willia August, 1909. Rhode Island-James E. Brennan, 5 N. Union St., Pav February, 1909. South Carolina-Frank M. Smith, 158 Wentworth St., C ton, March 16, 1904. South Dakota-E. C. Bent, Dell Rapids. 1897. Tennessee-I. B. Clark, 5th & Woodland Sts., Nashville ary, 1904. Texas-R. H. Walker, Gonzales, 1889. Utah-W. H. Dayton, 2nd South and State Sts., Salt La October, 1906. Vermont-M. G. Beebe, 75 Church St., Burlington, Jan 1913. Virginia-E. L. Brandis, Room 8, Capitol Bldg., Richmon Washington-D. B. Garrison, Connell, October 1, 191 West Virginia-Alfred Walker, Sutton, W. Va., May 22, Wisconsin-Edward Williams, 1 West Main St., Madiso 1910. Wyoming-W. B. Bennett, Sheridan, 1916. There are thirty-nine reasons why any live, up-to-date druggist should take our agency. Here are five of them. The other thirty-four will be sent you upon application; and unless you want to be convinced that we offer you the best agency available to the drug trade, don't send for the other thirty-four reasons. First-We give our agents more profit than any other advertised preparation affords. Second-We give our agents more advertising than any other medicine man ufacturer. Third-By authorizing our agents to sell the first bottle or six bottles under a positive guarantee to give satisfaction or refund the purchase price and charge same to us at the same price they did thecustomer, we take all the chances with their customers. It is our money against their time. Fourth-Our agency contract provides for the return of any unsold goods at invoice price at the expiration of the contract if the agent is not satisfied with our agency. Thus we take all the chances with him. Fifth-Milks Emulsion is the only full petroleum emulsion made, it being 95% petroleum, compounded with essential oils, glycerin, wild cherry, syrup, etc., in such a manner as to make it extremely palatable, and giving it a distinct advantage over all other petroleum oils, because it can be taken in large doses ten or twelve times a day without that nauseating effect produced by taking a liquid petroleum in large and frequent doses, which is absolutely necessary to produce the best results. Let us send you a few hundred letters from some of the best druggists in the United States, telling what they think of our agency. They will convince the most skeptical. Milks Emulsion has been on the market sixteen years, long before the white Russian oil or any of its substitutes were ever thought of. Let us tell you about it. 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