ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT Illinois Board of Pharmacy.-Leo L. Mrazek, president, 1500 W. 18th street, Chicago; Frank J. Butler, vice-president, Pontiac; Frederic T. Provost, 1155 Wilson avenue, Chicago; William J. Clancy, La Salle; Thos. D. Gregg, Harrisburg; F. C. Dodds, secretary, Springfield. TRENTON-ILET E REBER THE DRUGGIST An Interesting Trade Mark is the one used by George Reber, of Trenton, Ill., who makes good use of the fact that his name can be spelled backward or forward, up or down, and always be "Reber." He was proprietor of the Crawley Pharmacy, at Twenty-second and Carr streets, St. Louis, for about thirty years. Drugs That Illinois Merchants May Sell.-Under the provisions of the law, it is unlawful for a person not a registered pharmacist to sell anything but patent or proprietary preparations which do not contain opium or coca leaves, or any of their derivatives. However, the Illinois Board of Pharmacy will permit sales of the following by general merchants: Illinois Pharmacy Alumni.-A meeting of the Executive Committee of the Alumni Association of the University of Illinois School of Pharmacy was held at the college building February 14th. The treasurer reported a balance of $642.00 in the Alumni Ebert Scholarship Fund, and the committee unanimously decided to collect outstanding pledges and enough new subscriptions to bring the sum up to $1000.00, the interest on which would be given yearly as a prize to the student graduating with the highest general average. President Leo L. Mrazek announced that, moved by a spirit of loyalty and good will toward his Alma Mater, he would give $25.00 each year to the student attaining the highest average in chemistry. With the $25.00 prize which Mr. Andrew Scherer gives to the student standing highest in pharmacy, the microscope awarded annually by Mr. Herman Fry for excellence in materia medica, and the proposed Ebert prize for general average, this offer of Mr. Mrazek furnished the school with a prize for each department and will be very acceptable. The secretary announced that in view of the fact that 1917 is the 25th anniversary of W. B. Day's graduation from the school, and a like time since he first became associated as an officer with the school, that a number of people had broached the subject of a reception. With unanimous consent it was decided to hold a "W. B. Day Testimonial Dinner." on June 6, that men from every branch of pharmacy, wholesale, retail, the teaching profession and especially the State and American Pharmaceutical Associations be invited to attend the dinner, and do honor to the man who has served so faithfully the pharmaceutical profession. 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