Jap-a-lac Enamels. Jap-a-lac Clear Varnish (Natural). A Durable Jap-a-lac Aluminum Paint. A silvery finish for Jap-a-lac Floor and Porch Paint. A tough. TAP-A-LAC HOUSEHOLD FINISHES Let The New Year Bring Thousands of dealers will get good money out of Jap-a-lac Get your full share. Be sure your stock is a complete one. There's profit in every member of this family of household finishes. Each finish is of Jap-a-lac quality-the accepted standard of goodness in household finishes. Every one of the Jap-a-lac Household Finishes has been You made to meet a particular household finishing demand. can offer your customers a great variety of colors and kinds. Give them Jap-a-lac satisfaction. Get Jap-a-lac profits. MOST OINTMENTS LOOK GOOD SO DO MOST CIGARS The difference is that while it's generally a pleasure to try the cigars in the case, it's a safe bet most of your Ointments go unsampled. NEWS FROM HERE AND THERE "Everything New," is the announcement made by C. H. Brockmeyer who is in the drug business at Fredonia, Ky. Those Intending to Register in Missouri must get in touch with the secretary of the board, Edwin G. Cox, of Craig. Candidates for Registration in Illinois must communicate with Fred C. Dodds, of Springfield, Secretary of the Board. Illinois Pharmacists have a reputation for earnest, continuous and energetic work. For a sample, attend the Ill. Ph. A. meeting at Springfield, June 19. H. C. Christensen, Ph. G., 450 Bowen avenue, Chicago, Ill., is the one to address in case you are seeking reciprocity in another state. Also, see page 97 of any issue of the MEYER BROTHERS DRUGGIST. All States are represented in the N. A. R. D., which limits its membership to retail druggists engaged in business on their own account. The 1917 meeting will be held at Cleveland, Ohio, the week of September 17. Thomas H. Potts, of Chicago, is secretary, and Robert J. Frick, of Louisville, president. The A. Ph. A. meets at Indianapolis, the week of August 25. Reputable persons interested in pharmacy are eligible for membership. Address General Secretary Professor W. B. Day, University of Illinois College of Pharmacy, Chicago. Professor Frederick J. Wulling, of the University of Minnesota, is the president. birth Dr. U. N. Mellette celebrated his 83rd day February 22. He has just retired from the practice of pharmacy and his interest in the drug business at Holdenville, Okla., after 60 years' continuous service. Dr. Mellette is now enjoying a vavation at Bellingham, Wash., and says, "It is doubtful if I shall return to business again." He certainly deserves an extended vacation. F. A. Dinkler is known as "The Druggist" at Hennessey, Okla., and says, "You need no other guarantee. F. A. Dinkler The Whitehouse Drug Co. conduct what is known as "A Good Drug Store" at Johnson, Tenn. This is certainly a plain, matter-of-fact advertisement. Clarence Selgren has retired from the drug business at Jamesville, Wis. Wallace J. Loy has retired from the drug business at Bedford, Iowa. Weaver's Pharmacy was established at Easton, Pa., in 1869. LOCATION OF CLASSMATES. Would You Like to Hear from Your Classmates?Send the MEYER BROTHERS DRUGGIST, 415 Clark ave nue, St. Louis, Mo., your name, address, name of pharmacy school and date of graduation or last year of attendance and mention your present occupation. The following solicit correspondence with classmates: St. Louis College of Pharmacy. Berg, George G., '88, Blue Ribbon Cigar Co., 506 Market street, St. Louis. Berg, F. F., '04, Department of Chemistry, St. Louis College of Pharmacy. Muegge, Norman A., '04, Baker City, Ore. Smiley, Robert H., Postmaster, Hot Springs, Ark. Wright, Dr. Lewis H., Assistant Professor of Physiology and Pharmacology, School of Veterinary Medicine, Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas, College Station, Tex. University of Illinois School of Pharmacy. Burnitt, F. G., '92, McKinney, Tex. Eicher, B. L., '11, 701 So. Wood street, Chicago. Mayo, F. W., '01, Sixth and Chelsea streets, Memphis, Tenn. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. An arrangement has been perfected by which the Bureau of Plant Industry of the United States Government will co-operate with the College of Pharmacy in the cultivation of drug plants. About three-fourths of an acre of the area of the Garden of Medicinal Plants on the university campus has been set aside for the use of the Bureau. Upon this will be cultivated a number of plants which is desired to test out under the conditions prevailing in This western Washington. comes as a recognition of the work already done in our garden. Prof. Chas. W. Johnson A recent addition to the faculty of the College of Pharmacy is Dr. Fred H. Heath, who fills the place as instructor in chemistry recently made vacant by the departure of Dr. J. E. Bell. Dr. Heath received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at Yale University. For a time he was an instructor in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and for several years has filled a similar position in the University of North Dakota. Dr. Heath will have charge of the work in general chemistry, qualitative analysis and organic chemistry in the College of Pharmacy. Mr. Cornelius Osseward, who is president of the Washington Board of Pharmacy and lecturer on Commercial Pharmacy in the College of Pharmacy, has recently suffered a double affliction in the loss by death of Mrs. Osseward, and of his youngest son, Peter. Mr. Osseward has the deep sympathy of his many friends in his bereavement. The following new students entered the College of Pharmacy at the beginning of the second semester: Geraldine Gilbert, Walter Cantril, Harold Hubbard, Richard Lee, M. Foster Randles, L. A. Taber, and Saul Shain. 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