WHAT ONE CITY THINKS OF BUTCHER'S BOSTON POLISH AND ALLIED PRODUCTS Among the large buyers in the City of Boston alone, are over fifty firms, including Drug, Hardware, Paint and Oil Dealers, Grocers and Department Stores. THESE FIRMS FIND IT PROFITABLE TO HANDLE OUR GOODS. WE THINK YOU WOULD Butcher's Boston Polish---for Floors Standing Finish and other Woodwork Butcher's Liquid Polish---for Light Repolishing and Furniture Butcher's No. 3 Reviver---for Badly Worn Floors and for Filling Close Grained Wood Send for Show Cards and Advertising Matter THE BUTCHER POLISH COMPANY 356 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, Mass. Ingram's Stocked in above assortment MEYER BROTHERS DRUG CO. ST. LOUIS, MO. THE SUCCESSFUL PHARMACIST OF THE FUTURE is the man or woman who has had laboratory experience under practical and scientific guidanc 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.; Franc Hemm, Ph. G., Hon. M. D.; H. M. Whelpley, Ph. G., M. D., Ph. M.; Chas. Caspari, A. B., Ph. D., Ho Ph. G.; O. A. Wall, Jr., Ph. B., M. D.; Leo Suppan, Ph. G., B. Sc.; Gustav Rehfeld, Ph. D.; F. Berg, Ph. G. Write for Catalog---ST. LOUIS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, 2108-2110 Locust Street, St. Louis DR.J.D.KELLOGG'S ASTHMA A Standard Remed for the Relief of ASTHMA, HAY FEVER, Et THE unqualified success of DR. KELLOGG'S ASTHM REMEDY has established for it an internation reputation. 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 Jobbe PIERCE OIL CORPORATION Producers, Transporters, Refiners and Marketers of PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS If your jobber isn't on this list carrying Sweet's Colon Bath he will be eventually. If you Mr Druggist have not stocked the only Internal Bath on the market that has a portable hard rubber pad with an oil chamber-an excellent hot water bottle and fountain syringe-an article that is nationally advertised and has a ready sale, you are missing a pleasure in profit opportunity. Order to-day, now, and get our attractive window display. ROLL OF HONOR Meyer Brothers Drug Co., St. Louis Fuller-Morrisson & Co., Chicago Geo. A. Kelly, Pittsburgh Humiston Keeling & Co., Chicago Physicians' Supply Co., Kansas City, Mo. Marshall Field & Co,, Chicago Wolverine Sundry Co, Detroit Great Falls Drug Co., Great Falls, Mont. Southern Drug Co., Houston, Tex. I. L Lyons, New Orleans Decatur Drug Co., Decatur, Ill. Noyes Bros. & Cutler, St. Paul Minneapolis Drug Co., Minneapolis Brunswig Drug Co., Los Angeles Lehn & Fink, New York United States Rubber Co., Chicago Irving W. Easton, 120 W. 32nd St., New York Seamless Ruboer Co., New Haven, Conn., and branches J. S. Merrell Drug Co., St. Louis St. Louis Wholesale Drug Co., St. Louis C. D. Smith Drug Co., St. Joseph, Mo. H. H. Hays Sons, Portland, Me. MANUFACTURED BY SWEET'S COLON BATH COMPANY 603 Harris Trust Bldg. Chicago, Ill. PHARMACEUTICAL VACATIONS Paul Riggs, of Weatherby, Mo., spent his vacation visiting his daughter, at Lansing, Mich. In the far east did H. W. Sterling, of the Sterling Drug Co., Duenweg, Mo., spend his vacation. J. V. Simonds, of Belleville, Ill., in company with his wife, spent a vacation in Kansas and Texas. W. H. Webber, of the Maryville Drug Co., Maryville, Mo., spent his vacation at Lake Okoboji, Ia. C. G. Rosa, of Mountain View, Ark., in company with Mrs. Rosa, spent his vacation visiting St. Louis. Trout fishing in Colorado is the way that Roy J. Leatherbury, of Emporia, Kan., put in a well-earned vacation. John Griebel, of the Fahrenkrog Drug Store, Bunker Hill, Ill., says St. Louis is just the place for a vacation. That E. J. Kistenmacher, of Davenport, Ia., is an expert canoeist is proven by a hundred mile trip during his vacation. Robert Gaffner, of Olney, Ill., spent his vacation fishing, but the fish were so large that it was really work landing them. William Quist, with his family, toured over the good automobile roads of Iowa, visiting many cities and points of interest. Oscar F. Heitmeyer, Jr., of St. Louis, spent his vacation angling for Missouri game fish. He always gets what he goes after. Lyle Alverson, the genial clerk for C. B. French, at Maxwell, Ia., spent his vacation at Minnesota lakes and Minneapolis. W. W. J. Leffen, of the Wheeler & Leffen Drug Co., Joplin, Mo., motored to New York and other eastern cities during his vacation. H. T. Pendergrass, of Eureka Springs, Ark., visited friends in St. Louis during his vacation. Of course, Mrs. Pendergrass accompanied him. H. G. Posey spent his vacation at Biloxi and Christian, Miss. Of course, he caught a few fish, very naturally, would not brag about it. Oscar F. Heitmeyer, Sr., of St. Louis, visited cago during his vacation. He is perfectly satis with St. Louis as a city in which to conduct a store. D. H. Kurtz, of Ft. Scott, Kan., accompanied by niece, took in the points of interest in the east on vacation. He is a graduate of the Philadelphia lege of Pharmacy. G. A. Lackey, of Paragould, Ark., had a very pl ant vacation. He visited St. Louis and Washing and then went to Norfolk by boat. He also went boat to New York, and visited Niagara Falls and cago before he reached home. J. J. Weiler, a popular salesman, spent his vacat at Eureka, Mo. If it were not for the mermaids the water, he would have caught more fish. however, made the acquaintance of Reed Sturgis, has opened a new store at Eureka and is doin flourishing business. A Beautiful and Convenient Texas Pharmacy is located at Palestine, and owned by Leland Douthit. Plenty of light, judiciously arranged, adds to the attractiveness of this store. |