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V o l . XXXIV. ' O M A H A , AUGUST 1921. No. 8

JUST JOLTS. retail drug stores. But even here there has been something of a decadence since the war. The general advice to clerks to “sell something By JOEL BLANC. else” to every patron that comes in |Ls being very Some years ago I was in Charleston, S. C. In the much overdone. Much of the so-called salesmanship window of a tiny millinery shop there was a minia­ along this line develops into a persistence that is ture palmetto tree with the confederate flags above akin to impudence. The truest of all drug salesman­ it. The whole thing was made from palmetto fibre ship is that which effects the sale of the uncalled- and not more than three inches high. A good many for article. It is the very most profitable sort of of you druggist fellows have seen it among my salesmanship. But it demands tact, a thorough curios. I bought it from the venerable, refined knowledge of the articles sold and above all, the spinster sisters who kept the shop. As the purchase rare judgment that tells a sal'esman when to stop was completed, I said: “It’s a souvenir of a lost talking. cause.” One of the little old ladies replied: “Oh, not Another recrudescence in salesmanship is the re­ lost, we still expect to win.” turn of the “you-want-it” line of talk. This is the Apparently she did not know that the war of the assumption that the seller knows it all, and the buyer rebellion had ended nearly fifty years before. knows nothing. Which reminds me that there are a lot of young Advertisements are the technical publications of huskies and a bunch of more mature men who do the public. The intelligent American buyer has a not know that the World War is over. remarkable detail knowledge of the merchandise he I am referring to salesmen, fixed and migratory. uses. And the ignorant buyer thinks he knows more For over three years the chief job of the sales­ about the goods than the intelligent one does know. men was to tell folks what they couldn’t get. Look­ The drug clerk should present an article with a ing back for a couple of years we are amazed at statement of its merits, and the person who needs the condition that memory shows. Manufacturer, that sort of an article will buy. But a clairvoyant, wholesaler, retailer, consumer was actually begging mind-reading attitude toward the buyer; a “you- people to sell him goods. must-have-it” line of talk, is mighty risky in this age. And with thousand of salesmen out of work; with Another practice of which there ig much com­ markets glutted with goods, with factories shut plaint is the three-in-one salesmanship. It had prac-^ down or running on half time, there are whole droves tically passed from retail drug stores!, but has re­ of salesmen, retail clerks, traveling men and digni­ turned, probably through pressure of that war period fied “manufacturers’ agents,” who act and talk as when clerks were so scarce. It is the practice of though they had never heard of the armistice. trying to serve two or more customers at once. It is oftentimes caused by the clerk allowing some We are told that there is a “buyers’ strike.” fidgety, fussy patron to butt in. If there is any time There surely is! But if you’ll roam around in your when a salesman is justified in jumping on a patron, cogitator a bit; if you’ll delve into your personal ex­ and jumping hard, it is when one attempts to secure periences of recent months; if you’ll make mind pic­ service when the salesman is busy. Another cause tures of the treatment you get from sales people to­ of this great evil is the over-anxiety on the part of day, and the treatment you received six years ago, the clerk to be obliging. you’ll very quickly acknowledge that prices are not “One at a time” comes mighty near to being the the only cause of the “buyers’ strike.” Golden Rule of drug store salesmanship. When our boys went into the army by hundreds —The Practical Druggist. of thousands they got out of touch with previous business connections. We know that the majority of men, especially young men, wish they had “started 3-CENT POSTAGE MAY RETURN. in some other business.” When they came out of Washington, D. C.—Plans for building a new tax the army a great many of our boys determined to law took more definite form as preparations were go into a new field of effort. The result is that there completed for the actual beginning of revision of are an amazing number of men selling, or attempt­ the revenue laws by the house ways and means com­ ing to sell goods of which they have not the least mittee. practical knowledge. Former law-clerks are trying President Harding heard details of what house to sell drugs; former insurance accountants are try­ leaders propose to do from Chairman Fordney of ing to sell advertising space; former chemists are the committee, and information leaked out indicating trying to sell shoe machinery. Some of these men that the 3-cent postage stamp might be resorted to as have had previous selling experience in other lines, revenue producer. The return to the 3-cent stamp but are absolutely ignorant of any constructive ex­ was understood to have been discussed at the con­ perience with present lines. Others, former account­ ference before Secretary Mellon and Mr. Fordney ants, skilled mechanics, designers, railroad men, and other republican members of the ways and reached middle life before ever attempting to sell a means committee. The suggestion will be taken up dollar’s worth. We find them in retail stores, on the with the postoffice department before any further road and conducting branches and agencies. moves are made, however, it was stated. As a general proposition there is better selling service in retail drug stores than elsewhere. This .is “A Los Angeles bootlegger who was a devout Cath­ bcause a majority of the clerks are either registered olic, went to confession one day to a young priest or preparing for registration. They are trained or only recently ordained and who was in doubt as to being trained. Ample proof of this may be found in what penance to impose. So the young priest called the fact that the larger the drug store, or the longer up an older one on the telephone and said: ‘Father, the chain of stores, the more ordinary salespeople a bootlegger has just come to me for confession and there are employed; the worse the selling service is. I am in doubt as to what I ought to give him.’ Like Undoubtedly the best selling service that the a flash the answer came back over the phone, ‘Not American public is receiving today is ia independent more than $5 a bottle.' ” T^Tv'T . ' ! J 10 OMAHA DRUGGIST

bus. Mr. Goodwin still retains his1 interest. Mr. Torrance is an efficient druggist and was formerly gT PERSONAL POINTS PERTAINING TM located in business at Silver Creek. iMr. Goodwin 5 to PHARMACEUTICAL PEOPLE J | is one of the best posted and up-to-date druggists in Nebraska, so we know they will make things hum. m bbbbbbbbbebbbbbm The Omaha Druggist takes pleasure in extending to NEBRASKA. Messrs. Goodwin and Torrance their heartiest con­ gratulations and best wishes for a successful future. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Loppnow of Lyons, are the The entire drug trade of Omaha has been sad­ proud possessors of a fine baby boy, born July 29th. dened by the death of Frank W. Fogg, 62, oldest Oma­ Hilmar Thompson and wife have just returned ha druggist, who was mysteriously slain at mid­ from an outing out in Central Wyoming. Mr. night, Saturday, July 30th, while counting the day’s Thompson owns the Thompson Parmacy at Chap­ receipts preparatory to closing up for the night. pell. From the testimony of witnesses at the inquest, there is no doubt but that Mr. Fogg was1 the victim of a H. E. Brown of the Brown Drug Co., Scottsbluff, white man drug addict who in attempt at robbery has just returned from an outing up in northern was frustrated when Mr. Fogg engaged him in a Wyoming. (Mr. Brown says he certainly enjoyed physieal battle. Funeral services were held at the the trip. family residence and were largely attended, prac­ Harry and Charles Atteberry, owners of the Atte- tically every druggist in town being represented. berry Drug Store in Morrill, have one of the best Interment was at Forest Lawn cemetery. To Mrs. stocked and neatest drug stores in the western part Fogg and her two daughters we extend sincere sym­ of the state. pathy in their bereavement. Fritz and Edward Fricke of Plattsmouth have been The many friends of Max J. Thompson, who repre­ motoring and fishing in the Minnesota Lake country sents the Richardson Drug Company in western the past three weeks. They report a fine trip and Nebraska With headquarters at Grand Island, sym­ good fishing. pathize with him in the loss of his father. Max went Chas1. E. Davidson and family of Ogallala paid to California to attend the funeral and we have Julesburg a little visit one day last month. Mr. just received from him the following notice which Davidson said he was out for a little Sunday recre­ appeared in the Los Angeles paper: ation drive with his family. CITY MOURNS PASSING OF CITIZEN Frank Schwake and his mother of Nebraska City spent several days in Kansas, recently, looking after J. D. Thompson Leaves Behind Host of Friends their farming interests there. They made the trip in This District. via their motor car and report a pleasant trip. Emil Weyrich of Plattsmouth, is1 taking a vacation Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at trip through the east and will visit the cities of Phil­ 2 o’clock over the body of J. D. Thompson, aged and adelphia, Washington, New York, etc., spending a highly-respected Alhambra citizen, who died Tuesday part of his time at the great Edison Laboratories in night at the home of his son Everett, on South Palm New Jersey. street. The services' were held at the Marengo It is with deep sorrow that we learn of the death avenue Methodist church, being conducted by Rev. of R. C. Graham, manager of the Kansas City Branch John Barnhart, pastor of the-church. Burial was at of E. R. Squibb & Sons. OVTr. Graham, although ap­ Rosedale cemetery in Los Angeles. parently in robust health, succumbed to a sudden Mr. Thompson passed from life in his 88th year. attack of typhoid and died July 1st. He was a member of the Marengo avenue Methodist Don C. Wefeer and wife of Arlington are enjoying •hurch and was universally beloved among his large a vacation trip via their motor car to their old home circle of friends and acquaintances. He was a man in southern Indiana, stopping at many of the larger of sterling qualities and of great worth to the com­ cities on the way, and judging from the letters to munity and his passing is generally mourned. their son Leo, they are having a great time. He was born in Queenstown, Ireland in 1833. He came to America when a young man, settling in Can­ Fred Morgan, owner of Morgan’s Drug Store at ada, where for 30 years he was a farmer. He came Kimball, says there are no vacation trips for him to the vicinity of Alhambra in 1897 and most of his this year. [Business is holding up exceptionally life since that time was spent here. good. Fred took one day off and saw the closing Besides the son at whose home he died, he leaves day of the celebration at Cheyenne. four sons and two daughters, all living away from Wilbur W. Anness and wife of Dunbar, are spend­ Alhambra. All his children, together with a number ing the month of August at Salt Lake City visiting of grandchildren, were at the funeral. Mrs. Anness’ mother. They expect to return about September first. Geo. W. Webster of Talmage is taking care of the store while they are away. IOWA. Harry S. Weller, vice president of Richardson Fred McDonald, for several years with the Shafer Drug Company returned last week from a ltwoi Drug Company, Missouri Valley, has been given the months’ European trip, which included Scotland, management of the I. C. Wood & Co., store at Logan. England, Belgium, France, Allsace Lorraine, and The Omaha Druggist congratulates Mr. McDonald Switzerland, making a complete tour of the battle­ on his advance and Wishes him success. fields and spending a week at Edinburgh at the In­ R. H. E'by, w ife and son, of Woodbine, are home ternational Rotary Convention Which was held there. from an enjoyable motor trip to the northern lake J. W. Fisher of Pichardson Drug Company, re­ resorts, where they escaped the 98 degrees we had ceived a card from S. E. McCau, formerly in busi­ here. They report a plasant trip. ness at Colon, whose store was destroyed by fire last February, now at Long Beach, Calif. Mr. McCau “Edison item. I asked a well known cigar sales­ is taking quite an extensive western trip. It is safe man what he thought about the Edison controversy to say he is enjoying this vacation as he does not that has been raging in the daily newspapers for say when he expects to return. several weeks past, and what do you suppose the Sam Torrance has bought out the interest of Moore poor dub said? He wanted to know who in hell 6 Copeland in the Pollock Drug Co., store at Colum­ Edison was and what he had been indicted for.” OMAHA DRUGGIST 11

COLORADO. double, $6.00, $8.00. Walter Clark and brother of the Albany. Pharma­ SHIRLEY, 17th Ave. and Lincoln, nine squares from cy in Denver have recently returned from an outing convention hall, $3.00 per person. at Grand Lakes. STANDISH, 1530 California St., four squares from Chas. F. Gilbert, druggist of Sterling, together with convention hall. Without bath, single, $1.50 and Mrs. Gilbert, has just returned from a three week’s up; double, $2.50 and up. With tath, single, $2.50 outing in Estes Park. and up; double, $3.50 and up. In the event of a crowded condition the hotels Z. N. Cleveland, druggist of Julesburg, has just re­ reserve the right to require their rooms to be occu­ turned from a two weeks’ outing at Encampment, pied to capacity, and will not allow one person to Wyoming. Mr. Cleveland says fishing was excep­ occupy a double room. All double rooms will be tionally fine. provided with twin beds unless double bed is pre­ The John A. Martin Drug Co., in the Charles Bldg., ferred. Denver, has' recently added several new display We advise making reservations well in advance to show cases to his store. This is one of the finest insure a choice location. Write Chas. J. Clayton, drug stores in the city. Room 49, 1627 Lawrence, Denver, Colo., who will be Edwin H. Smith of Sparta, 111., was a caller at glad to attend to this matter for you. Richardson Drug Company’s Sample Rooms in Den­ ver last month. Mr. Smith says he intends to get Mr. Newrich (examining curio)—Two! thousand back in the drug business’ at some point in Colorado years old? You can’t kid me! Why, it’s only 1921 soon. now!—The Passing Show (London). The Strickland Drug Co., 16th and Fremont Sts., Denver, is one of the busy spots' in the City. This store does a very large prescription business and TENTATIVE PROGRAM, N. A. K. I). CONVENTION. has one of the largest drug stocks in the City. Mr. Strickland also owns the Austin Pharmacy on the Monday, Sept. 19, 1921— corner of Colfax avenue and York Street, the heart 8:30 p. m.—President’s Reception and Dance. of the best residence section of the City. Tuesday, Sept. 20, 1921— 9:00 a. m.—First Business Session. ]Vo Doubt. 10:00 a. m.—Business Session, Women’s Organi­ Dickson had been absent from his office for several zation. days and on his return a friend insisted on knowing 2:00 p. m.—Second Business Session. where he had been. Afternoon—Entertainment for Ladies. “Out to see a friend of mine who has a still,” con­ Evening—Entertainment for Ladies in hands of fessed Dickson. Jobbers. “And did you sample the stuff?” the friend de­ manded. Evening—Smoker for Men in hands of Jobbers. “I guess I must have,” he sighed, “there are still Wednesday, Sept. 21, 1921— two days I can’t account for.” 9:00 a. m.—Third Business Session. 10:00 a. m.—Business Session, Women’s Organiza­ tion. HOTEL RATES FOR THE N. A. R. D. CONTENTION 2:00 p. m.—Fourth Business Session. AT DENVER, WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 19, 1921. Afternoon—Entertainment for Ladies. Late Afternoon Entertainment for both Men and THE ALBANY, Headquarters, 17th and Stout, four Ladies. (Seeing Denver.) squares from convention hall. Without bath, 8:00 p. m.—Open Session Committee on Resolu­ single, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 per day. With private tions. bath, single, $3.00, $4.00. $5.00 and $6.00 per day. Evening—Entertainment for Ladies. Without lath, double, $3 50, $4.00 and $5.00 per Thursday, Sept. 22, 1921— day. With private bath, double, $5.50, $6.00, $7.00, 9:00 a. m.—Fifth Business Session. $8.00 and $10.00 per day. 10 00 a. m.—Business Session, Women’s Organiza­ ADAMS, 18th and Welton, seven squares from con­ tion. vention hall. Inside room without bath, single, 1:30 p. m.—Sixth Business Session. $1.50; double, $2.50 per day. Outside room with­ 3:00 p. m.—Mountain Parks Trip. out bath, single, $2.00; double, $3.50 per day. Out­ 7:00 p. m.— Dinner at Coors, Golden. side room with bath, single, $2.50; double, $4.50 Friday, Sept. 23, 1921— per day. 9:00 a. m.—Final Business Session. AUDITORIUM, 14th and Stout, one square from con­ vention hall. Without bath, single or double, $3.00, $3.50. With bath, single or double, $3.00, A Psychic Problem. $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00; difference depending Two powerful colored stevedores, who had had on size and location. some sort of falling out, were engaged in unloading BROWN PALACE, 17th and Tremont, eight squares a vessel at a St. Louis dock. Uncomplimentary re­ from convention hall. Without bath, single, $3.00; marks and warnings of intended violence were ex­ double, $6.00. With bath, single, $6.00; double, changed whenever the two passed each other with $8.00. their trucks. KENMARK, 17th and W elton, six squares from con­ “You jest keep on pesticatin’ around wid me,” de­ vention hall. Without bath, single or double, $3.00 clared one of the men, “an you is gwine be able to and up. Room with bath, single or double, $4.00 settle a mighty big question for the sciumtific folks.” and up. “What question dat?” asked the other. METROPOLE, Broadway and 17th, nine squares from “Kin the dead speak?”—Harper’s. convention hall. Without bath, double, $4.00 to $6.00 per room. With bath, double $6.00 to $8.00 per room. A man without vision—without initiative—may OXFORD, 17th and Wazee, nine squares from con­ die of thirst within a hundred yards of a flowing vention hall. Without bath, double, $4.00 per stream. A man with both will dig a well and find room. With bath, double, $5.00, $6.00 per room. water on an arid plain. A man may be thirsty for _ SAVOY, 17th and Broadway, nine squares from con­ business. The amount of business he obtains can vention hall. Without bath, single, $2.00, $2.50; usually be traced to the amount of effort he makes double, $3.00, $4.00. With bath, single, $4-QQ» $5,00; to secure it. 12 OMAHA DRUGGIST

THE OMAHA DUUGGIST judge conditions by a past experience, which leads ui to believe that the worst is over, and we may lool C. F. W ELLER, PUBLISHER. with more confidence in the future. Jobbers, Manu T e r m s o f S ubscription ...... $2 .00 p e r y e a r facturers and Importers of drugs and chemicals hav< S i n g l e C o p y 25 C e n t s . been up against the hardest proposition ever exper R a t e s o f A d v e r t i s i n g o n A p p l i c a t i o n . ienced in this line of business, and trade interest! We send the Omaha Druggist free to all of our of this country are to be congratulated on the fac customers. If you are not on our mailing list and that there have been no more disturbing elements tha wish to receive this journal regularly each month, let would create undue influences during this' importan us know. period of reconstruction. That the Government has been a little careless in throwing goods on the mar ket in large quantities under conditions that woulc Contributions pertaining to current pharmaceutical topics invited. cause marked reductions is unfortunate. All out Address all contributions to side lots, however, and surplus stocks of goods ii OMAHA DRUGGIST PUBLISHING CO. the hands of importers, have been gradually ab Ninth and Jackson Sts, Omaha. sorbed until now the concensus of opinion is tha' we will have plain sailing as soon as the proposec tariff is fully agreed upon and settled; and the ta? NOTICE: After Hours, Sundays, Holidays, question has been taken care of in a manner tha for emergency orders for Vaccine, Anti­ will not be oppressive on the business interests o: the country. An income tax is just and proper— i toxins, Serums, Etc., call Mr. CHANDLER sales tax, or turn over tax, is1 manifestly unfair ii Harney 5619. that profits vary; and there is no justice in compel ling a man who sells goods at a profit of from 5 t< 10 per cent paying the same amount of tax on turi Address all mail to Richardson Drug Co. overs, as the one who sells for a higher margin o Harney Street Station, Omaha, Nebr. profit. A flat income tax would bring necessary re suits and give the Government sufficient income t( cover expenses, and the man who made the mos “DISCOUNTS.” money would pay the larger proportion in taxes. We will allow The drug business unfortunately has been handi 8% on Mfgs. Original Shipping Cases of Patent Med­ capped by certain manufacturers, principally of pro icines and Proprietary Toilets. prietary medicines, selling to dealers, who while the: 5% on Patent Medicines and Toilets ordered in may be responsible financially, have adopted sellini lots of methods that are demoralizing in their effect on gen M doz., Keg. wholesale price.. $7.00 or more eral business. Manufacturers should recognize th< M do*., Beg. wholesale price..$8,50 to $7.00 fact that legitimate wholesale druggists are tly 1 doz., Reg. wholesale price..$2.00 to $3.50 natural distributors of his goods, and that he wil 2 doz., Reg. wholesale price. .Less than $2.(10 not increase his business in any sense, while at 2% on all other goods. tempting to distribute his goods through source! To obtain discounts, remittances must he which force undue competition and induce dealer: made in 10 days. to put goods on the market as a substitute for regu lar advertised articles; and in fact can only be detri TRADE CONDITIONS. mental to the interest of the large manufacturers o We are frequently asked these days what may be proprietary goods. Proper cooperation on the part of dealers is neces expected as to the market conditions for the balance sary. The drug business is1 peculiar in its charac of the year 1921. We hesitate to offer any opinion ter in that manufacturers name the prices at whicl in this matter, as we have not the least idea what the goods are to be sold, and the druggist is hi: changes will occur under existing conditions. The distributor or his agent, and if these goods, on whicl first half of the year 1921 was fraught with many there is only a minimum profit, should get into th< discouraging features. Business has not been good. hands of outside dealers and sold at cut prices botl In fact, it has been decidedly dull. The markets in a jobbing way and at retail, it can only be disas have fluctuated, prices for some commodities have trous in its effect. advanced, but by far the largest proportion of the We are looking confidently into the future believ goods in the drug line have been reduced in price. ing that both manufacturers1 and dealers realize th< Owing to the fact that large quantities of goods1 held difficulties confronting them, and will be enabled t< by the Government, that were bought during the war, so construct the business in which they are en have been thrown upon the market, and in some in­ gaged so that it will pay a living profit to all deal stances have caused prices to decline to an extent ers in this line of merchandise. not warranted by the present cost of the raw mater­ ial. Many chemicals have been sold at less than cost of production. Everyone agrees, under existing Elimination of Red Tape. conditions, it is for the best interest of the trade to Washington, D. C.—Re-examination of the 4,500,00< maintain as stable prices as possible, and while former service men and elimination of the statutory we may expect, in the very nature of things, fluctu­ red tape was suggested by Col. C. R. Forbes, directo: ating prices1 we are of the opinion that no very im­ of the war risk insurance bureau, as the best solu portant changes will take place during the balance tion of the soldiers’ relief problem. It would cut of of the year. much “justifiable criticism,” he said, and build i As we see it there is nothing in present conditions firm foundation for future dealings with veterans. that should cause any one to be uneasy and dealers Colonel Forbes said claims had been reduced t< should not hesitate to carry sufficient stock to take between 40,000 and 50,000, but applications for claim: care of their seasonable requirements. As long as were coming in at the rate of 1,000 a day, largel: raw material continues to bring present prices, there mental and nervous cases, and he saw no “peak” ii will be no declines of importance in manufactured prospect. goods. The whole question of future prices is large- * ly guess work. We really cannot tell what conditions All mankind is divided into three classes; thos< will be six months from now, or in fact we hardly t.bat are immovable, those that are movable, an< know what a day may bring forth. We can only those that move.—Arabian Proverb. OMAHA DRUGGIST 13

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COLORADO STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY. STATE OF NEBRASKA Department of Justice Lincoln The next examination will be held in Science Hall Richardson Drug Co., of the University of Denver, Sept. 16 and 17. 902 Jackson St., Applications may be obtained from Chas. J. Clay­ ton, Sec’y, room 49, 1627 Lawrence St., Denver. Omaha, Nebr. Dear Sir: In ansAver to ybur letter of July 21 relative to WITH THE ASSOCIATIONS. the registration by druggists of sales of medicines containing alcohol, as made by them, will state that The Colorado Pharmacal Association. Senate Pile 185 of the 1921 Session Laws provides As previously announced, the Colorado Pharmacal in connection with such registration the following: Association will this year subordinate its interests “Every druggist or other person, who shall entirely to those of the N. A. R. D. It is planned sell or give away proprietary medicines to hold only one brief executive session in Denver on which contain sufficient alcohol to produce the afternoon of Sept. 19th, for the purpose of at­ intoxication, shall be required to register in tending to such . routine matters as are prescribed a book kept for that purpose the name and by the constitution and by-laws. address of the person obtaining the same, By this means the members will not be called upon the date of the sale and the quantity sold to duplicate their expenditure of either time or or given away, which register shall be kept money which would be entailed by the necessity of open to the inspection at all times during attending two meetings within a few weeks of each business hours to the Governor, County At­ other. torney of the county or any other peace of­ ficer. Failure to make proper entries there­ National Association of Retail Druggists. in shall constitute a violation of this act.” * Denver, Week of Sept. 19th. You will note from the above that the druggist Elsewhere in this issue will be found the tentative himself is required to keep the register, and make program, which only is in skeleton form. Hotel the proper entries.. rates and railroad fares from eastern and southern Very truly yours, points will also be found in this issue. Reservations CLARENCE A. DAVIS, for exhibit space at the big drug show are coming in Attorney General. rapidly. The entertainment program will soon be By Jackson B. Chase, completed, and everything points to a large attend­ JBC-FCB Assistant Attorney General. ance and a successful meeting. We would advise early hotel reservations, for You are losing more than you know if you are while the date of the meeting is somewhat past the not handling Wellerette Cigars. tourist season, yet the hotels are often pretty well The Smoke sublime—All the time. tilled even at that date. It takes sixty-five muscles of the face to make a The busy man has few idle [visitors; to the boiling frown, and thirteen muscles of the face to make a pot the flies come not.—Benjamin Franklin. smile. Why work overtime? 14 OMAHA DRUGGIST i ^ CIGAR TOPICS Ng i

TAMPA CIGARMAKERS ACCEPT CUT; HITTING THE LITTLE FELLOW. MANUFACTURERS REVISING PRICES Over-Taxation Has Already Crowded Thousands of In Referendum Taken Last Month Cigarmakers Voted Small Operators Out of Business.—What Will to Continue Work at Smaller Wages.— Increased the Proposed New Tariff Do? Filler Duty Will Largely Offset Benefit of Cheaper Labor. The Darwinian theory of the survival of the fit­ test is industrial as well as biological. The amply The cigarmakers’ referendum, taken last month, financed, firmly organized business concern can resulted in an accepeance of the proposition of the better cope with trade difficulties than the small cigar manufacturers for a reduction of approximate­ operator, struggling along with limited capital and ly fifteen per cent in wages. The cigarmakers take an inadequate organization. a reduction of $2 per thousand on all sizes and yield The greater the hardships inflicted upon an in­ up their privilege of demanding 10 per cent above dustry, the greater the tendency to eliminate the the cartabon where binders are not given separately “little fellow,” and preserve only the largest and which is the equivalent of about $3 additional. The most resourceful operators. packers accept a flat reduction of 25 per cent There Concentration of activities and reducing competi­ is no cut in wages of the selectors and clerks. The tion is not good for commerce. National govern­ packers’ reduction amounts to about 68 cents per ments realize this and are constantly making laws thousand cigars. The total reduction w.ll amount and securing court decisions to protect and foster to an average of about $5.68 per thousand cigars, small business enterprises and give them an equal though this will vary in the different factories. chance with the big fellows. Heads of the local factories are going over their The United States, as a government, long since price lists, planning to make substantial reductions has embraced this policy unequivocally. at the earliest possible date. Just how much de­ Yet, unconsciously, perhaps, but nevertheless un­ crease will be made is very problematical at this deniably, our National Legislature has been steadily time, as the situation is very much complicated by and consistently reversing itself on this policy, so the fact that the new tariff bill which has just far as the tobacco trade is concerned, since the be* passed the lower house of Congress carries an in­ ginning of the European war. crease of ten cents a pound upon imported to­ It has been taxing the smaller manufacturer out of baccos. This will amount to eight cents a pound ad­ existence, and now proposes, by means of the Ford­ ditional in the case of Cuban tobaccos, owing to the ney bill, to still further tighten its strangle- hold. reciprocity treaty, and will net an increase of $2.16 Charles Dushkind, counsel for the Tobacco Mer­ on the average in the case of clear Havana cigars, chants’ Association, in his final plea to the Ways and and a proportional amount in the case of other types Means Committee to revise its schedule of tobacco of cigars that use Cuban filler tobacco in part. Un­ taxes, showed very clearly what over-taxation has til the manufacturers know whether this increase done for the tobacco industry, and, by inference, will go into effect, they will be taking a gambler’s what still further taxation is sure to result in. He chance in making their reductions. pointed out: The cigarmakers took the proposition very ami­ That the whole cigar trade is in the throes of seri­ cably and gave it a very thorough and sensible dis­ ous depression; cussion. The fact that the Key West cigarmakers That the output since last December has declined had refused to agree to a similar reduction the week 22 per cent; previous had'caused some anxiety among the heads That 5,846 cigar manufacturers have been forced of the leading firms, but evidently the local cigar­ out of business since 1914; makers did not allow their labor leaders to influ­ That the various types of cigar leaf tobacco have ence them, as they voted for what is undoubtedly advanced in cost from 64 per cent to 200 per cent; their best interests. The vote was 1700 for strike That the internal revenue tax rates on the vari­ against 3,700 for accepting the cut. ous class of cigars have been raised all the way During the past four months employment has been from 33 1-3 per cent on Class A cigars, up to 400 rather slack here. Comparatively few of the local per cent on Class E cigars; and factories have been employing anything like full That the maximum increases in the retail prices forces, and this had meant that a great many cap­ of the various classes of cigars have at no time able cigarmakers were out of work. The slowness exceeded 60 per cent above the pre-war prices. of business was credited largely to the high price of Why have over 5,000 cigar manufacturers, accord­ cigars, and it was felt that an effort to meet the ing to actual Government records, been forced to demand for cheaper goods would result in stimulat­ close their doors during the past six years? ing business. The manufacturers were willing to “TAXED OUT OF EXISTENCE,” is the answer. make every possible sacrifice, but this was not ^nd now comes the proposition to increase the enough without the cooperation of the cigarmakers. duty on Turkish (cigarette) tobacco about 60 per Now that they have met their employers half wav, cent. it is believed that the rev'sed price lists will stimu­ /s in the case of cigars, the cigarette industry late business and that the local factories will be is also staggering under a topheavy load of Govern­ very busy during the remainder of the year. ment taxation. Many of the biggest selling cigarettes, manufac­ Why. tured by some of the largest concerns, are blends She (critically)—I never could see much in those of domestic and Turkish tobacco. crepe de chine dresses. THE SMALL OPERATORS ARE MANUFACTUR­ She (also a critic)—Ah, my dear, but you never ING ONLY PURE TURKISH CIGARETTES. This is looked at them in the right light.—Colgate Banter. because pure Turkish cigarette making does not re­ OMAHA DRUGGIST 15 quire the vast capital and costly equipment neces­ the confidence of customers. Launching new lines sary to the manufacturer of domestic and “blended” and using extensive advertising to increase good will cigarettes. for the future are being practiced by a few firms. What has over-taxation done for—or done to— While most shoe manufacturers are complaining the small cigarette manufacturer? of poor business, a Newark concern is running close On January 1, 1914, there were 447 cigarette fac­ to capacity due to intensive salesmanship, going tories in operation; on January 1, 1920, there were their competitors one better in reducing prices and only 237 cigarette factories in operation, a decrease then keymg up the efficiency of the factory to re­ of 210 factories, ALMOST FIFTY PER CENT. duce production costs so that a. margin of profit is Since almost fifty per cent of the smaller factories once more re-established.—New York Tribune. have been forced out of business since the war, as a result of the increased taxes and multiplied cost In Stock. of production, the question is: What will happen Customer—I would like to see some cheap skates. to the remaining 230-odd factories if the proposed Saleslady—Just a minute; I’ll call the boss.—Car­ increased duty on Turkish tobacco should actually negie Puppet. become effective? Big concerns, with their immense outputs and ex­ ON THE UP GRADE. traordinary distributing facilities, may be able to get along on the smallest margin of profit, but can The backbone of the present industrial depression the little fellow remain in business without making was broken when the people of the United States a living on his merchandise? decided to settle down to the grim and sober busi­ The counsel for the T. M. A. insists upon “justice ness of working out their own salvation along time to the cigar manufacturing industry.” honored Lnes of industry and thrift. And we add to that: GIVE THE LITTLE FEL­ For several years there had been an orgy of money­ LOW A CHANCE TO LIVE. making and spending, accompanied by inflated prices and a reckless disregard of every consideration of thrift and economy. The bottom dropped out sud­ GOOD CHEER denly, and it took several months for the people of There is a perceptible wave of improvement in the the country to adjust their ideas to the new order sales of tobacco products now spreading gradually of things. They very grudgingly gave up the flush over the principal distributing sections. At several times and reckless spending under the kick of cir­ points the call for ten cent and two for a quarter cumstances. The story of the present business depression is cigars has remained steady and at some other higher similar to other depressions that have occurred in priced goods are still in active demand. The “long the past half century. The ending of the era of shots” are being disposed of in various ways, and speculation and over inflation came with restriction the stagnation in some of the popular cigar brands of credit that put a crimp in the volume of busi­ is steadily disappearing. Among the varying re­ ness, starting a long period of declines, a slowing ports of business conditions in the trade one note down of industry and much unemployment. of accord rings out clearly from practically all points So far as the tobacco industry is concerned, this of distribution, namely; that the advertised brands latter era dates back to last September. In that are more than holding their own, and in fact im­ time much has been done toward bringing the in­ proving on their old time popularity. dustry back to a normal and stable state. It has As regards the general business of the country, been very wearing on the nerves. On January 1, some straight facts and sensible deductions are now merchants and manufacturers marked down their appearing in the daily press which are quite approp­ goods to what they considered market prices, but riate to the present situation and are veritable since then comparatively little business has been “Good Cheer” arguments for all lines of trade. From done. The evil of such a situation lies in the fact these, the following quotations are made: that the very same people who a few months ago Keen students of economics have stated frequently believed that prices will never stop going up, now in the last few months that the consumption of goods appear to believe that they will never stop going in times of depression rarely falls below eighty-five down. per Cent of normal. In other words, by practicing One view is just as erroneous as the other. It is rigid economy, the general public cuts down its pur­ an old saying among the leaf merchants that the chases of merchandise, in units, not in dollars and manufacturers never buy at the most advantageous cents, by only fifteen per cent. The class of busi­ times. They stay out of the market too long to ness man who can see nothing but the dark side of catch prices at their lowest ebb. Apparently that depression is likely to look only at the fifteen per is what is happening just at the present time. cent eliminated consumption, while the progressive There is nothing mysterious about the present de­ type sees the_ eighty-five per cent continued con­ pression in business. Except in its severity it is sumption and strives to get as much of the business no different from half a dozen others through which that it develops as possible. the trade has passed. The others were cured by the This conclusion is borne out by a study of several people settling down to hard work and saving a por­ individual firms that have used unusual methods of tion of their earnings. The past year has killed keeping the flow of business in motion during the whatever foolish notions the average man may have last year. In practically all of them there has been had of the permanence of the conditions under which a tendency to break forth into new policies that in he had been living. The average man and woman of the main run counter to those adopted by their com­ America today are as thrifty and hard-working as petitors. they ever were. And when the 105 million people For instance, selling methods of the most intense who constitute the population of thjs country set sort have served to bring the National Cash Register themselves to the task of building up their for­ Co. through the period of depression so far with­ tunes, they have a power that surpasses that of any out any drop in sales. The normal let-down during other people upon the face of the globe. July and August, say officials of the company, will The return to better times is certain to be slow, not be recognized this year; quotas have been set but there can be no doubt of final recovery. Leading for the salesmen to make the coming two months the bankers and public men state that the worst is largest in point of sales in the history of the com­ over, and that from now on there will unquestion­ pany. ably bp a gradual return to normal activity in the A fur-manufacturing company in St. Paul is booked country. One of the retarding agencies is the fatal­ months ahead, due largely to special effort to retain ism that many business people think and talk. The 16 OMAHA DRUGGIST business depression is not psychological, but psy­ misdemeanor punishable by fine ranging from $25 chology has a lot to do with it. to $100. In the early days of the war, somebody got up the There are crying evils besides the drug habit which slogan: “Don’t talk war, talk business.” For the might legitimately engage the attention of Congress, present era an appropriate motto would be: “Don’t but which are systematically neglected. What busi­ spread gloom, spread cheer.” And for all except a ness any legislative body has to meddle with the per­ few in the tobacco industry there is plenty of cheer sonal use of tobacco it would be hard to guess. As to talk about. We are on the up grade. well might tea-drinking, notoriously, when excessive, —Tobacco Journal. the cause of much injury to human nerves, be sup­ pressed by solemn enactment. It is not, indeed, Insidious Propaganda, too much to expect that the cranks will tackle that A small i)oy called on the doctor one evening. peaceful herb next, and coffee and spiced sauces as “Say, Doc, I guess I got measles,” he said, “but I well. What a delightful world it will be when it is all run and regulated like a piece of soulless ma­ can keep it quiet.” chinery! The doctor looked puzzled. “Aw, get wise, Doc,” suggested the small boy. The war upon tobacco-smoking is not new. In­ “What’ll you give me to go to school and scatter it deed, it was begun when Sir Walter Raleigh first among all the kids?” brought back the soothing weed on his return from his Virginia voyage, and it has rarely ceased since. The proposition made by the measley kid in the It is well enough for those who dislike the tobacco above story is not unlike that which professional odor to object to its presence near them; so it is for anti-bac propagandists have been making to various certain persons to object to the sickening smell of commercial interests who are desirous of swelling musk; but this is no reason for declaring that other their own pocket books at the expens3 of the to­ persons must not like the one or the other or both. bacco industry. Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. MAIL ORDER HOUSES BREAK LOOSE. Several mail-order houses have of late threatened. Prince Albert, 16c t in ...... doz. $ 1.63 to bust the retail tobacco market wide open by em­ Tuxedo, tin ...... doz. 1.63 ploying the simple expedient of selling high-grade Tuxedo, foil ...... doz. .96 cigars at greatly reduced prices. Their advertising Velvet, tin ...... doz. 1.63 campaigns covered a rather wide area, although the Lucky Strike, 16c tin ...... doz. 1.63 territories over which the campaign was spread Old Colony, 16c tin...... doz. 1.53 were separated by large spaces that remained un­ Sweet Tips, 16c tin ...... doz. 1.53 touched by the more or less stringent propaganda Checkers, 15c tin...... doz. 1.44 which they circulated in the form of bill posters, Bull Durham, 10c b a g...... doz. .96 signs, etc., throughout the city. They were intent Stud, 5c bag...... doz. .48 upon making the smoker believe that they had pre­ Piper Heidsieck, 10c fo il...... w .doz. .96 pared for him a perfect haven filled with good Piper Heidsieck, 20c fo il...... doz. 1.92 smokes at more than reasonable rates and their of­ Boot Jack, 15c fo il...... doz. 1.44 ferings, according to their statements, included all Maritana, 15c foil...... doz. 1.44 manner of brands. All that was needed, in order Gravely Superior, 10c fo il...... doz. .96 to be convinced, was to give them a fair trial. The Horseshoe ...... lb. .74 “trials” that came their way may not have been as Star ...... lb. .74 numerous as they could have desired, but the result, Haja Clippings ...... doz. .96 at least, appears to have been quite convincing. Their reductions on cigars sold by the box were Cigarettes. their particular boast. They had imported cigars Ill Cigarettes ...... M $ 6.00 and high-grade domestics. And they had other ci­ Lucky Strike ...... M 8.00 gars that were neither “imported nor high-grade,” Fatimas ...... M 10.00 which sold at very acceptable figures. They were Camels ...... M 8.00 tried out by various smokers, intent upon getting Nebo ...... M 7.00 their money’s worth. Perhaps they succeeded—the Home Runs ...... M 6.00 prices were surely at rock bottom. Spur ...... M 8.00 At any rate, they returned to their dealers with Chesterfields ...... M 8.00 a long drawn-out “never again” tale of woe. The Piedmonts ...... M 8.00 well-known domestic brands turned out to be un­ Omars ...... M 10.00 known quantities. The imported brands lacked the Royal Nestor ...... M 10.00 rich aroma and the fine bouquet of the true Ha­ Fags ...... M 8.00 vana product. And the cheaper grades of smokes Helmar ...... M 11.50 were, perhaps, worth what they paid for them. Herbert Tareyton ...... M 12.25 They haven’t tried their experiment a second time, Red Kamel ...... M 14.40 and the dealers whom they patronized welcomed Mogul ...... M 16.00 them back, glad that they had been “convinced” of Murad ...... M 16.00 the error of their ways. The dealers on their part Melachrino No. 9...... M 16.00 are now convinced of one thing; namely, that it pays Naturals ...... M 16.00 to advertise—providing one has the goods. They Richmond St. Cuts...... M 10.00 are no longer afraid of mail-order houses whose English Ovals ...... M 10.50 ambition it is to bust the retail tobacco market open. Egyptian Deities ...... M 21.50 Pall Mall ...... M 22.50 Phillip Morris ...... M 22.50 TO SMOKE OR NOT TO SMOKE. Lord Salisbury ...... gross 20.16 While cocaine and other noxious drugs are making Cigarette Papers. ravages more and more dreadful in America, and those who sell them illicitly are largely immune from pun­ Army and Navy...... M $35.00 ishment, a member of Congress1, whose eccentricity III Paper ...... M 25.00 should entitle him to a comfortable cell in a mad­ house, is fathering a project of law to make smoking A ray of sunshine has a right to penetrate any­ on the part of women in the District of Columbia a where. OMAHA DRUGGIST 17

RICHARDSON DRUG CO. CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEPT. We Aim to Furnish the Best Cigars from the Best Factories in America [

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CUESTA KEY AND COMPANY, Tampa, Fla. N o . P rice Made iri bond, Tobacco imported from Cuba exclu­ in R o x P e r M sively. Spanish hand method under U. S. custom supervision. Each box of Clear Havanas bears the Prince Hamlet— Bayuk Brothers white Government guarantee stamp. Blunts, Tins. 50 95.00 C u e s ta , R e y — Cuesta. Rey& Co.,Tampa, Florida P erfecto...... 50 110.00 No Price in Box Per M Conchas Finas...... 50 100 00 P.metehi Kxtra...... 50 110.00 M a p a C u b a — Bayuk Brothers L e x in g to n ...... 50 115.00 H P an etela...... 50 11-.00 B lunts, T i n s ...... 50 75.00 E picures...... 50 135.00 S tr a ig h ts...... 50 75 00 Commanders, Tins ...... 50 140.00 In vin cible...... 50 95.00 Dips ...... 50 135 00 G rande...... 50 95.00 Predilectos...... 50 135.00 Cuban F oil...... 25 110.00 Knickerbocker...... 50 150.00 Admirals, Tins...... 50 150.00 Cabinet R oyal...... 50 155.00 W ellerettes Palm as...... 50 155.00 Ideal Invincibles...... 50 155.00 Pantela Regala...... 25-50-100 57.CO L ondres,...... 25-50-100 57.00 L a fa y ettes...... 25 190.00 Invincible ...... 25-50 57.00 R ey es...... 25 225.00 P erfecto...... 25-50 57.00 U n iv ersals...... 25 250.00 Perfecto, tin s...... 25 57.00 Cuban Foil...... 25-50 65.00 W h ite H e a t h e r — Cuesta Rey & Co., Tampa, Florida. Presidents ...... 25-50 65.00 K illercrankie...... 50 135.00 Ben N evis...... 25 150.00 Scotia P erfecto...... 25 155.00 El D a l l o (Each cigar in its own Humidor) Arran Bouquet...... 50 155.00 Caledonias...... 25 200.00 Straights 8c, .. . 50 58.00 Invincibles, 10c 50 65.00 P a s to ra — San Telmo Co. E p icu re ...... 50 75.00 R o y a l...... 50 75.00 Im p eria ls...... 50 95.00 M iscellaneous D iplom ats...... 25 100.00 P ersh in g...... 50 110.00 San Telmo, Autocrat...... , 25 95.00 C arm en...... 25 110.00 Prince Imperial De Luxe...... 100 95.00 Las Ramos, Companions...... 50 85.00 Armas Del Casa Las Ramos, P e r fe cto ...... 25 70.00 Boquet...... 50 95.00 Philadelphia Hand M ade...... 50 75.00 P an et...... 50 110.00 Las Ramos, Perfecto...... 50 65.00 Med. Perfecto ...... 50 115.00 Las Ramos, Brevas ...... 50 65.00 P alm as...... 25 140.00 Bel Rio Foil...... 50 65.00 Havana Ribbon ...... 50 61.00 Lincoln Highway ...... Robert Bacon 50 61.00 Lewis Single Binder...... Rothchild, (13 top)...... 50 75.00 50 58.00 La Flor de Isabella, Perf...... Panetela...... 50 75.00 .. 50 57.00 R. D. Co. Tam pa Blunts...... Blunts, 4 in foil...... 50 92.50 45.00 Bel Rio Invincible...... Belvederes, 2 in foil...... 50 95. CO .. 50 55.00 Corona Royal Perf...... A p o llo ...... 50 95.00 45.00 Perfecto Grande...... 50 107.05 Marca Rica, 5 in foil package...... 100 35.00 Perfecto (in foil)...... 25 112.50 Wheeling Stogies...... 50 24.00

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ROUND TRIP RAILROAD FARES TO DENVER FOR on to the Pacific Coast. THE N. A. R» D. CONVENTION, WEEK OF Passengers to Denver from eastern points may SEPTEMBER 19TH. have their tickets read to Colorado Springs and Pueblo, via Denver and thus be enabled to visit these two cities without extra cost, but it will be Tickets on sale every day from June 1 to Sept. 30. necessary for purchasers to specify their desire for Boston, Mass...... $126.90 such routing. Buffalo, N. Y ...... 90.46 Colorado Springs is located at the foot of Pikes Chicago, 111...... 53.78 Peak and adjoining to Manitou, The Garden of the Cincinnati, O...... 71.49 Gods, Cheyenne Canon and many other attractive Cleveland, 0 ...... 77.73 scenic points. Columbus, 0 ...... 75.21 Pueblo is the industrial city of Colorado, noted for Dallas, Tex...... 52.03 its great steel works and smelters. It is also the Davenport, la ...... 49.90 scene of the recent terrible flood, in which seven Des Moines, la ...... 44.06 drug stores in the main business section of the city Detroit, Mich...... 72.89 were practically wiped off the map, together with Fort Worth, Tex...... 50.09 nearly every business establishment in every line. Hot Springs, Ark...... 62.53 The N. A. R. D. has helped these druggists to re­ Joliet, 111...... 53.78 establish themselves, and it will be of interest to Kansas City, Mo...... 34.34 visit them and learn at first hand of their terrible Lincoln, Neb...... 34.34 experience. Little Rock, Ark...... 58.32 None should fail to take advantage of the oppor­ Memphis, Tenn...... •...... 58.32 tunity of visiting these two cities without any ad­ Minneapolis, Minn...... 51.84 ditional transportation expense. New York, N. Y...... 117.30 Oklahoma City, Ok...... 45.55 Omaha, Neb...... • 34.34 Handing Him One. Peoria, 111...... 49.90 A very demure-looking Salvation Army lassie, who Philadelphia, Pa...... 111.00 was traveling in a railway train, was asked by a Rochester, N. Y ...... 95.16 man sitting next her whether she believed every word St. Joseph, Mo...... 34.34 in the Bible. St. Louis, Mo...... 47.30 “Yes,” she replied, “I do.” St. Paul, Minn...... 51.84 “Surely,” exclaimed the man, “you don’t believe ■ Topeka, Kan...... 34.34 that Jonah was swallowed by the whale?” Wichita, Kan...... 32.98 “I do,” she answered, “and when I get to heaven Very low rates via Denver to points further west I’ll ask him about it.” are also quoted by all railroad lines, and many of “But suppose he’s not in heaven?” inquired the those attending the Denver meeting will undoubtedly stranger with a sneer. take advantage of these and visit the Yellowstone “Then you ask him,” was the Salvation Army girl’s Park and Glacier National Park, while some will go reply. ------1-- p ■

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TEXAS STATE BOAKD HAS A FINE MEETING. McDonald, William F., San Antonio. McFarlin, Rufus, Liberty Hill. Houston, Texas, May 17th, 1921. McFatter, A. D., Hanger. State Board of Pharmacy met in regular session McMahon, H. F., Newton. on May 17th, 1921, in Houston, Texas, at the Bender Newberry, Wm. C., Paris. Hotel, with the following members of the Board in Penergra\,, C. E., Galveston. attendance, to-wit: Pulley, Moody D., Trinidad. W. H. Cousins, President, Dallas; S. J. Bass, Ter­ Quinn, W. K., Nevasota. Robertson, Ernest, San Antonio. rell; A. W. Griffith, Austin; H. L. Carleton, Taylor; Robison, Mrs. Jane H., Carthage. R. H. Walker, Secretary, Gonzales. John A Weeks was unavoidably detained for rea­ Romero, S., Jr., San Antonio. Russ, A. R., Fort Worth. son of being unable to secure competent help to take Sasser, A. Ford, Charlotte. his place in his store. A large class, numbering 143, were in waiting to Schwab, Elliott F., Yoakum. Smith, Fletcher W., Chillicothe. take the examination and all papers being in form, Stinson, Miss Theo., Navasota. the work was begun at once. After several days of arduous labor the following made passing grades Stitt, J. G., Rogers. Taylor, H. E., Pittsburg. and the secretary was directed to issue certificates Tindel, Wade, Brownsboro. to them to practice pharmacy in Texas; Tindel, Roland O., Athens. Akers, A., Breckenridge. Treadwell, Joe W., Galveston. Allen, E. W., Rangar. Truitt, James J., Galveston. Arwine, Joseph A., Bridgeport. Turner, Geo. L., Madisonville. Beck, Ernest A., Cushing. Ullrich, A. H., Rosenberg. Bergfeld, Ed. A., Seguin. Veale, Ray W., Breckenridge. Birdwell, Glen D., Overton. Wall, Phillip E., Carthage. Boyce, Jean, Leesburg. Warren, John B., Coleman. Breazeale, C. H., Mason. Weeks, Mrs. Nettie W., Brazoria. Brooks, Irene, Hightower. Wegner, William A., Brenham. Browder, J. S., Houston. Wheeler, P. R., Dallas. Callender, H. G., Nixon. Wilie, L. M., Dallas. Canady, E. R., Rockwell. York, Milton, Giddings. Carriker, Olie S., Mineral Wells. On motion, unaminously prevailing, the Board ex­ Cayton, Van C., Groesbeck. pressed its hearty approval and entire satisfaction Charlton, 0. R., Temple. with the efforts of the legislative committee of the Choate, Charles F., Anna. Clarkson, L. D., Refugio. State Pharmaceutical Association to pass pre-requi- site legislation, but failed at the last session of the Cockrum, Earl, Holland. legislature, expressing since hope that such import­ Culwell, T. E., Breckenridge. Curry, H., Waco. ant legislation will not long be delayed, since the time is ripe for such an amendment of the Pharmacy Doyle, James D., Houston. Eads, Mrs. J. W., Barksdale. Law to become effective and in force. This is the last meeting of the old personnel of the Eichholz, A. C., Cuero. Faulkner, E. A., Wharton. State Board of Pharmacy, as they are succeeded by Felix, W illiam G., Houston. the new Board to whom we wish every success and perfect harmony in their new field of labor. Finley, H. N., Krum. Freeman, R. C., Sanger. No further business appearing before the old State Fuller, Robert N., Galveston. Board of Pharmacy, a motion to adjourn was had and Galloway, Clifton D., Galveston. the organization of the new Board the next order Garner, Chas. W., Galveston. of business. Goldberg, H. A., Marshall. R. H. WALKER, Secretary. Goolsby, J. L., Galveston. Hancock, W. A., Grand Prairie. Houston, Texas, May 17th, 1921. Harries, Clyde E., Sylvester. The State Board of Pharmacy, under recent ap­ Hauser, 0. Leon M., Fort Worth. pointment by Governor Pat M. Neff, met in regular Haworth, Mrs. Cecile, Sulphur Bluff. Haygood, Barney D., Pecos. session in Houston, Texas, on May 19th, 1921, at the Haynes, C. L., Wills Point. Bender Hotel, with a full attendance of all members Heard, John W., Refugio. of the Board, to-wit: Hewitt, Robert H., Georgetown. W. H. Cousins, Dallas; Miss Adelaide Richardson, Hix, C. M., Tyler. Denison; Wilford Harrison, Wichita Falls; J. W. Hollub, Charles J., Schulenbui^p. Collins, Amarillo; C. A. Eiland, Munday. Hoover, J. W., Fredonia. Organization of the new Board of Pharmacy was Jackman, Twyford G., Sulphur Bluff. immediately entered into, by the naming of W. H. Janicke, H. M., Odem. Cousins as chairman. Jones, Mrs. M. A., Galveston. The first order of business was the election of Karasek, E. A., Yoakum. officers for the ensuing year. Kennon, Clyde B., Bardwell. On motion duly seconded Mr. Cousins was nomi­ Knox, J. C., Throckmorton. nated for President, and Miss Richardson put the Lain, Sam M., Sanger. motion and Mr. Cousins was unanimously elected. Landon, John M., Bertram. On motion duly seconded Mr. C. A: Eiland of Mun­ Langford, Cohen H., Benders. day, Texas, was nominated and unanimously elected Ledford, L. L., Fort Worth. Treasurer for the ensuing year. Lee, William, Dallas. On motion duly seconded Mr. R. H. Walker of Lowrey, Mrs. P. A., Hillsboro. Gonzales was nominated for secretary and unani­ Maddox, William G., Galveston. mously elected for the ensuing year. Miller, S. B., Ballinger. On motion Dallas was selected as the next meet­ Meador, 0. S., Leonard. ing place and October 4th, 1921, was named as the Murrell, J. H., Deport. date and place was the Adolphus Hotel. The reg­ McDonald, Eura P., Carlton. ular meeting time as set by law was September 24 OMAHA DRUGGIST

20th, 1921, but as one member of the Board could places it on sale at a low figure. As soon as he not possibly be present, it was changed to October ceases to display or push it, it remains on his shelf. 4th, 1921, so that there might be a full attendance Multiply this by 100 or more; also multiply his bills of all members of the Board. in the same proportion. On motion the following values were named as The writer knows of a case where this actually applicable to each subject to be examined in, as happened and the would-be cutter had to sell out to follows, to-wit: save himself. Here is another example of what cutting means. P h a rm a cy ...... 20% A certain well-to-do druggist opened a store in a C h em istry...... 20% fairly good location in the better section of this city. Materia Medica ...... 20% He has a big rental and his overhead is quite large. Posology, Toxicology, Prescrip­ As soon as he opened he commenced cutting in a tions ...... 10% frenzied manner. Now there was no need of his cut­ Specimens ...... 5% ting. None of the stores in the locality were cut­ Practical and Oral W ork ...... 10% ting. On the contrary, they rightly thought that Bacteriology ...... 10% their big overhead made it necessary to get good Physiology ...... 5% prices for their product. Tbjs cutter got into the midst of them and degenerated the entire neighbor­ 100% hood by his crude slashing of prices. And what is On motion the following subjects were assigned the result? His income is large, but the more sales to each member: he makes, the more money he loses. Bacteriology, Physiology and Specimens, Miss Let us assume that a cutter’s income is $300 per Adelaide Richar&son. day. In one month that means $9,000, and in a year Posology, Toxicology, Prescriptions, Practical and about $100,000 gross sales. Now, if he would raise Oral Work, Williford Harrison. his prices an average of but 5% it would mean a Chemistry, W. H. Cousins. net earning of $5,000. If he would raise it an aver­ Materia Medica, J. W. Collins. age of 7%%, it would mean $7,500 net earning, quite Pharmacy, C. A. Eiland. a tidy sum. It can be done in this case, because some of the slashes he makes are from 10 to 25% R. H. Walker was elected as delegate to the Na­ below the prices charged in other good stores. tional Association of Boards of Pharmacy, which is Not so long ago a store with whose business I am to meet in New Orleans, La., on September 5th and thoroughly acquainted with changed hands. It had 6th, 1921. been run in an extremely conservative fashion and No further business appearing, the Board ad­ had a wonderful prescription trade. It’s stock of journed to meet in Dallas, Texas, at the Adolphus ready sellers was limited. It did not try to sell Hotel on October 4th, 1921. more toothpaste than its neighbors, but it did try to R. H. WALKER, Secretary. get more prescriptions, and it got them. The new owners promptly began to cut in terrific PRICE CUTTING— AN ANALYSIS. style. Immediately it became necessary to buy in large quantities. Then the hills began to pile up By I. Zeiger. and almost immediately 20% or more of the pre­ scription business fell off. They could not hold both Price cutting is so much in vogue these days that the prescription and the merchandising trade, be­ an article on this subject is timely. To begin with, cause one cannot do too many things and do them price cutting is not competition. Competition is well. Had they specialized in prescription work, healthful; price cutting can be likened to a disease, they would have done better than their predecessors, a disease of the most infectious type, which at this for as the old Roman said: “I fear the man that moment is raging everywhere. knows one thing well!” Does cutting pay. In 99% of cases, figuratively speaking, it does not. In the remaining 1% case Another foolish thing the retail druggist will some­ it is highly successful, due to location, business abil­ time do is to buy and compete with department ity of high order, or both. stores, because his customers tell him that they get The successful cutter in the retail drug business :'t cheaper at Tracy’s or Thimble Brothers. A de­ generally carries a stock of from $25,000 to $45,000. partment store will sometimes sell a widely known One store in particular that the writer is familiar latent for less than cost price, using it as a trade with does a business of about $9,000 a month, and getter and charge the resulting loss of a few hun­ carries a stock of about $30,000. His advertising dred dollars or more up to advertising. Good busi­ costs him about $250. or more a month. He very ness this, because the buyer of a tube of tooth paste frequently spends $100 for an add in a local paper. may become the buyer of a phonograph or a dress In addition, he uses handbills and his windows. He or a thousand and one other items so temptingly dis­ possesses a business sense of a high order, and in played in department stores. Can the druggist af­ spite of the fact that his store is not in a busy sec­ ford to do the same? tion, does a large business, due to advertising in a Ten or 20% of customers will always complain proper manner. that the druggist is high on this item or on that, Another successful cutter does an even larger busi­ even though such complaint is unjustified. Why de­ ness (about $400 to $500 daily). His store, however, generate the remaining 80 to 90% of your trade by is in an extremely desirable location, on a busy cutting to the bone to please the unreasonable min­ thoroughfare, and in the heart of a thickly populated ority? section. He carries a stock of at least $45,000. If any druggist with a good solid following, based None of his competitors can sell at the price he upon quality, service, and hard work, should sud­ does, for the reason that they haven’t the capital. denly get a cutter as a competitor, what course of For supposition let us assume that his nearest action should he pursue? I know of one such case. competitor, with a stock of about $10,000, commences The old-timer immediately became alarmed and be­ to cut. What happens? He is forced to buy in large gan to slash prices, and consequently his profits. quantities, and if he carries one or two each of How foolish! He should have put flower pots in his patents in stock he, now forced, buys a dozen or more windows and gone after his prescription business 8663— Sherwood Press— 8-9-21 .... "fl4umu . . FIVT more than ever, and perhaps cut in moderate fashion, of each when he replaces his stock. Bills begin to without displaying patent in his windows. The accumulate and he is soon in hot water. He buys chances are that he would have a larger ethical a certain patent in gross lots, to get the price, and trade than ever, and that the cutter would get all OMAHA DR GGIST 25

the riff-raff trade, which the ethical druggist never Food and Drugs Act. He was born in Baltimore .in had anyway. 1874, and received the degree of bachelor of science Occasionally a druggist with a small trade will at Maryland College in 1895 and master of science commence to cut for no apparent reason. I would at George Washington University in 1897. The Mary­ put him in the category of amateur cutters. No at­ land institution has since conferred upon h.m the tention should be paid to him, for generally his zeal degree of doctor of science. for cutting becomes drowned in a mass of bills of all sizes, colors, shapes and denominations. Should this SAYING. amateur insist upon raising dust, he should be paid Anything that can be done next week or next year back in his own coin by a few cuts on the same items can be done now. in his windows, said cuts being a little lower than That is a rule to which there are few exceptions. the would-be cutters’. When a man says: “I am going to start saving A successful cutter, however, should be left severe­ money next year,” you can put it down he will never ly alone. To attempt to beat his prices would be have a bank account. almost impossible, because in most cases he has the When another man says: “Next summer I am go­ advantage of location, large stocks, and, well------. It ing to get out in the country more and take some can’t be done.—The Practical Druggist. exercise,” you can be sure he will never get out un­ til the doctor scares him half to death. $100 IN PRIZES. The time to begin to form a new habit, or to dis­ card an old one, is now. If you can’t do it now The Hand Medicine Company, 105 N. 5th Street, there is no reason to suppose you will be able to do Philadelphia, Pa., are offering a first prize of $50.00 it a year from now. and five other prizes of $10.00 each for the six best A lot of young men who are making $150 and $200 slogans for Dr. Hand’s Remedies for Children, sub­ a month tell themselves that they will .begin saving mitted by retail druggists or drug store employees when they.get salaries of $250 and $300. They are only. just whistling pretty tunes. The slogans must be in the mails before midnight By the time they get their increased salaries they of September 15th, and should be of not more than will be married and will be buying baby carriages, eight words’ in length, for instance: ‘A Friend to beds, cretified milk, and paregoric. Mothers Since 1885,” “ Hand’s — A Line You Can Any single man who reads this can take it from Trust,” etc. a married man that saving money before marriage The prize checks will be mailed to the winners is child’s play compared to the job of nicking the on October 1st. budget for a few dollars each week after the bonds The judges of the Contest will be the following are tied.—The Practical Lruggist. well-known figures in the advertising world: J. Rowe Stewart, Ex-President Associated Adver­ “ SIGNET IN K ” tising Clubs of the World. The Russia Cement Company, manufacturers of Geo. Goldsmith, Advertising Manager, Philadel­ Signet Ink, are among the old-established business phia Ledger. concerns of the United States. Their products have W. B. Tracy, President Tracy-Parry Company, Ad­ always been high grade and their plan of distribut­ vertising Agents. ing is especially economical and desirable to the re­ The Hand Medicine Company will be glad to send tailer and the wholesaler. We began a systematic further information upon request. campaign to introduce Signet Ink last spring and that we made a success is evidenced by the fact that we CAMPBELL ACTING CHIEF OF CHEMISTRY— received three full carloads and goodly quantities SKINNER NAMED AS ASSISTANT. in local-shipment during 1920. The satisfaction given by Signet Ink is general and Washington, F. C., July 30.—By an order of Sec­ our specifications now for Signet Ink are more than retary of Agriculture Wallace, signed today, Walter twice that of any other Tnk; in fact, specif'cations G. Campbell, assistant chief of the Bureau of Chem­ are almost wholly for the S gnet Ink. We are very istry since 1916, is made acting chief to fill the place glad to note the general satisfaction and the gen­ of Dr. Carl L. Alsberg, whose resignation, effective eral disposition on the part of our customers for use July 15, is now officially announced. of Signet Ink, as tb J; will enable us to serve better Dr. W. W. Skinner, chief of the water and bever­ from the fact that one manufacturer’s ink can be age laboratory of the bureau since 1908, is designated stocked in all numbers and in such quantities to give as assistant chief. not only the original purchase, but re-orders, where­ Mr. Campbell has been with the bureau since 1907, as, it is difficult to arrange to buy in cars where when he was called from his work of assisting in en­ the demand is for several different Inks. The ad­ forcing the State food and drug laws of Kentucky, vantage in this is apparent to the retailer also, that and was selected by Dr. H. W. Wiley, then chief of he will be. able to stock the line of Signet Ink ad­ the bureau, as chief inspector to organize the inspec­ vantageously as regards price, and can buy in such tion work under the Federal Food and Drugs act, quantities as he needs from us without carrying a which became effective at that time. heavy stock at any one time, on any of the items. Upon the reorganization of the Bureau of Chem­ We will very soon start our work for spring orders istry in 1914, he was made chief of the eastern food on Signet Ink and, in the meantime suggest that and drug inspection district, and in December, 1916, you get complete information on the needs on vari­ was promoted to assistant chief. Mr. Campbell has ous numbers. There is one item especially we would been largely instrumental in organizing the field like to call your attention to, and that is the pack­ work of inspecting inter-state and foreign commerce age of the Signet Fountain Pen Ink, which is not in food and drugs. He is 44 yaers old, a native of only convenient and attractive but better, we be­ Kentucky, and a graduate of the University of Ken­ lieve, than any other Fountain Pen Ink package tucky. made and the Fountain Pen Ink demand has as­ Dr. Skinner entered the service of the bureau in sumed such proportion in the last two or three 1904, and has had considerable experience in agricul­ years that it is indeed an item in ink to be looked tural chemistry, having been connected as a chemist after. with the Maryland Agricultural College, now part We will be glad, at any time, to furnish you cata­ of the University of Maryland, and the Arizona Ex­ log or sales help on Signet Ink. periment Station. He has had charge of the bever­ RICHARDSON DRUG COMPANY, age work of the bureau in the enforcement of the Omaha. 26 O M A H A DRUGGIST Intermediate Quantity Prices on Patent Medicines On Proprietaries where discounts are not provided for by the manufacturer’s lists, the following dis­ counts will be allowed: * 25c to 40c items in 3 dozen lots @ 5% discount 50c to 75c items in 2 dozen lots @ 5% discount $1.00 to $2.00 items in 1 dozen lots @ 5% discount 8 per cent on Original Packages.

ACORN SALVE BLACK AND WHITE PREPARATIONS 2 dozen lots, 85c a dozen, 1 dozen free. $13.50 lots assorted, 1 dozen Ointment free. ALLCOCK MANUFACTURING COMPANY $ 6.75 lots assorted, % dozen Ointment free. Allcock’s Porous Plasters, 1 gross, 5% discount. $27.00 lots assorted, 2 dozen Ointment free and 5% dis­ Brandreth’s Pills, 1 gross, 5% discount. count. ALLEN’S ULCERINE SALVE AND BLOOl) PURIFIER $51.00 lots assorted, 4 dozen Ointment free and 5% de­ $12.00 lots, 5% discount. livered. ANGIER’S EMULSION AND GLYMOL 3 dozen lots assorted, % dozen Liver Pills free. $25.00 lots, 5% discount. 6 dozen lots assorted, 1 dozen Liver Pills free. ANTIPHLOGISTINE 12 dozen lots assorted, 2 dozen Liver Pills free. $12.50 lots, 5% discount. 24 dozen lots assorted, 4 dozen Liver Pills free. $100.00 lots, 10% net cash. $ 6.75 lots assorted, % dozen Theatrical Cream free. ANTIKAMNIA CHEMICAL CO. $13.50 lots assorted, 1 dozen Theatrical Cream free. 1 ounce, $1.15; 10 ounce lot, $10.75. $27.00 lots assorted, 2 dozen Theatrical Cream free. A. K. Tablets, $24.00 lots, 5% discount. $54.00 lots assorted, 4 dozen Theatrical Cream free. ARLINGTON CHEMICAL CO. BATHASWEET Peptonoids, etc. $12.00 lots, 5% discount. $15.00 lots, 5% cash discount. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP $25.00 lots, 6% cash discount. 6 dozen lots, $4.80, 5% discount and 1% cash. $50.00 lots, 8% cash discount. 12 dozen lots, $4.80', 8% and 1% cash discount. ARM OUR & CO. CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS Extract Beef, etc., 2 case lots, 5% discount. 1 gross, $20.00, 5% discount. ABILENA WATER CASTORIA 1 case, 50c rebate from manufacturer. % gross, $39.00, 5% discount. 2 case lots, 5% discount and $1.00 rebate by mfr. CHATTANOOGA MEDICINE CO. 4 case lots, 10% discount and $2.00 rebate by mfr. 6 dozen, 5% discount and freight paid. And % dozen large free with each case. CUTICURA REMEDIES A I.MOLINE BALM $28.80, 3% discount. 6 dozen small, 3 dozen medium and 1 dozen large, 10% COOR’S MALTED MILK delivered. 25-lb. cans, 100-lb. lots, 36c delivered. 12 dozen small or assorted, 5% delivered. 1000-lb. lots on contract, 5 and 5% discount. ANDREW’S PLUGS CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPSIN 6 dozen lots, 5% discount. $19.20 lots, 3% discount. 12 dozen lots, 10% discount. $28.80 lots, 5% delivered. ALADDIN DYE SOAP $57.(K) lots, 8% delivered. 1 gross lots, $8.60, with display stand. (OX’S BARB WIRE LINIMENT ASPIRONOL $30.00 lots, 5% delivered. 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. $60.00 lots, 8% delivered. 6 dozen lots, 8% discount. CACTINA PELLETS 12 dozen lots, 10% discount. 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. A N A L A X — 35c Size CAM Pil O-PHENIQUE 1 dozen lots, % dozen free. 1 gross lots, 10% discount and 2 dozen free. $19.20 lots, 5% discount. CAPILLARIS AEBOLENE LIQUID 1 dozen lots, 1/12 dozen free. 3 dozen lots, 3% discount. 6 dozen lots, 1 dozen free and 5% delivered. CASCARETS 12 dozen lots, 2 dozen free and 10% delivered. $12.00, 5% discount. ANTI-COLIC NIPPLES CLAAS TILLY HAARLEM OIL CAPSULES 1 gross lots, 10% discount. 31 dozen lots, 1 dozen free. 5 gross lots, 15% discount. COLORITE STRAW HAT DYE ARMAND’S FACE POWDER, ROUGE AND COLD CREAM 1 gross lots, 5% discount. 1 dozen lots, % dozen free. COLORITE FABRIC DYE BARKEEPERS’ FRIEND % gross lots, % dozen free. 6 dozen, $20.00 gross. 1 gross lots, 1 dozen free and 5% discount. 12 dozen, $19.00 gross. CRE-SOL DRI-DIP BATTLE & CO. Bromidia Iodia, etc., $28.50 lots, 5% discount. FREE GOODS OFFER NO. 1 BOOTH HYOMEI CO. % dozen $1.00 size Cre-Sol Roup and Cholera Tablets $28.00 lots, 5% discount. FREE Retail BliISS’ NATIVE HERBS AND TABLETS Each $10.00 lots, 1 dozen small or V2 dozen large Native Oil 1 dozen 4-lb. pkgs., $1.00; $7.20 dozen...... $ 7.20 or Balsam free. 2 dozen 7-lb. pkgs., $1.50; $i2.00 dozen...... 24.00 BORDEN’S MALTED MILK y -2 dozen 25-lb. pails, $5.00; $3.35 each...... 20.lo $12.75 lots, 5% discount. $25.50 lots, 5% discount—freight paid. $51.30 $51.00 lots, 10% discount—freight paid. Less 2% 10 days. 30 days net. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. Net cost $50.27 Retail $87.00 Mother’s Friend, 3 dozen, $10.00, 5% discount. Net Profit $36.73—73% BROMO SELTZER $10.00 lots, 5% . Regular. FREE GOODS OFFER NO. 2 $20.00 lots, 10%. Regular. V:S dozen $1.00 size Cre-Sol Roup and Cholera Tablets BON AM I FREE % gross lots, $13.50. Retail 1 gross lots, $18.00. Each BELL’S PINE TAR HONEY % dozen 4-lb. pkgs., $1.00; $7.20 dozen...... $ 3.60 6 dozen lots, 5% discount. 1 dozen 7-lb. pkgs., $1.50; $12.00 dozen...... 12.00 BIG G % dozen 25-lb. pails, $5.00; $3.35 dozen...... 10.05 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. BUTTERFLY TINTS $25.65 2 gross lots, $9.00; 10% discount and Cabinet free. Less 2% 10 days. 30 days net. BRIACEA Net cost $25.14 Retail $43.00 3 dozen lots, % dozen free. Net Profit $17.86—71% 7 dozen lots, 1 dozen free. Above may be assorted to suit. 13 dozen lots, 2 dozen free. CREME DE MERIDOR 5% discount on 12 dozen lots; freight allowed on % dozen lots, % dozen free. 3 dozen lots. BUG HOUSE BRAND INSECTICIDE DANDERINE 1 gross lots 15c size, 2 dozen free. $28.80 lots, 5% discount. Regular. $50.00 lots, 8% discount. Regular. BAYER’S ASPIRIN TABLETS 1 gross 12s, 5% discount. DENNIS EUCALYPTUS OINTMENT % gross 24s, 5% discount. Large size, $4.00 per dozen. 25 100s, 5% discount. Small size tubes, $2.00 per dozen. BLACK FLAG INSECT POWDER 1 dozen 50c size, % dozen 50c or % dozen 25c free. 1 gross small or equivalent, 2 dozen small free. 6 dozen lots, one size or assorted, 10% discount. OMAHA DRUGGIST 27

DENNOS FOOD ENO’S FRUIT SALT $10.00 lots, 5% discount. 1 dozen lots, 2% discount. $25.00 lots, 10% discount. 3 dozen lots, 5% discount, DIAMOND DYES 6 dozen lots, 7•/_> dozen small free, 4—-.5 lb. Dridip sells for...... 4.00 $13.50 lots, 1 dozen small free. 8— 1 lb. Dridip sells for...... 2 O') Sizes may be assorted to make up quantity'. 1'—25 lb. Calf Meal sells for...... 3.50 GOLDMAN’S HAIR RESTORER 2—10 lb. Calf Meal sells for...... 3.50 1 dozen lots. $13.50. 1-—25 lb. Pig Meal sells for...... 3.50 GOLDEN GLOW 2—10 lb. Pig Meal sells for...... 3.50 2 dozen lots, freight paid. 1—10 lb. Horse Powder sells for...... 1.75 4 dozen lots, freight paid, and 15% discount. 2—.5 lb. Horse Powder sells for...... 2.00 GEM B LA D E S 2— 1 lb. Santonin Worm Powder sells for...... 5.00 12 dozen lots. $3.96. GILLETTE RAZORS AND BLADES $37 50 $50.00 lots, 25% and 5% discount. Costs the Dealer...... 25.00 $100.00 lots, 25% and 10% discount. GLAZO $12.50 1 dozen lots, % dozen free. 12— Chicken Louse Powder sells for...... 3.00 HOLLISTER’S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA AND TABLETS 3 dozen lots assorted, 5% discount. Profit 62% or...... $15.50 H A L L & R U C K EL Sozodont. $36.00 lots. 5% discount. DEVILBISS ATOMIZERS HAMLIN’S WIZARD OIL 3 doen lots, 5% discount. $14.40 lots, 5% discount. D. & R. COLD CREAM $57.60 lots, 10% discount; net cash freight paid direct. $25.00 lots, 5% discount. HERPICIDE $50.00 lots, 10% discount net cash. $27.00 lots, 5% discount, freight paid. DEAN’S COUGH DROPS $54.00 lots, 10% discount, freight paid. 5 box lots, $1.95. $9.00 lots. 1 dozen soap free. D ER M A V IV A HILL’S CASCARA BROMIDE QUININE 1 dozen lots, 1/12 dozen free. 6 dozen, 5% discount. ECKMAN ALTERATIVE 5 gross, 8% discount. 2 dozen large, 5% discount. IIISCO X & CO. 3 dozen small, 5% discount. Parker’s Balsam and Tonic, $25.00 lots, 5% discount. ESKAY'8 FOOD HORLICK’S MALTED MILK $12.00, 5% discount and free goods value of $1.00 retail. $27.00 lots. 5% discount. $25.00, 5% discount and free goods value of $3,00 retail. $54.00 lots, 10% discount, freight paid. ELY’S CREAM BALM HUMPHREY’S SPECIFICS 3 dozen small, 5% discount. ___ $25.00 lots, 5% discount. 28 OMAHA DRUGGIST

HAMBURG REMEDIES LYON’S TOOTH POWDER $24.00 lots, 5% discount. « dozen lots, 5% discount. HANSON’S PINK FILLS AND CORN SALVE 1 gross lots, $25.60. 3 dozen lots each, 5% discount. LUDEN’S COUGH DROPS HUSBAND’S MAGNESIA One box lots, $1.45. 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. 10 box lots, $1.40. HOSXETTER’S BITTERS MENTHO-EZE 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. 3 dozen 30c, Ya dozen free. HAY’S HAIR HEALTH—Medium and Large 0 dozen 30c, Yi dozen free. $15.00 lots, 5% and Yt dozen medium free. 12 dozen 30c, 1 Yi dozen free and 5% discount. $30.00 lots, 5% and % dozen medium free. 35c and 70c sizes may be assorted to equal above quan­ HOFSTRA tities. 1 gross small or equivalent, 1 dozen free. MEADOW BRAND MALTED MILK HAND’S REMEDIES 25-lb. cans., lb. 35c. 1 gross lots, 1 dozen free and 5% discount. 10% and freight paid on 100-lb. lots. HUNT’S SALVE MILKOSE 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. 25-lb. cans, 100-lb. lots, 30c, freight paid. 6 dozen lots, 10% discount. MALTINE PREPARATIONS HIND’S HONE! AND ALMOND CREAM $24.00 lots, 5% discount. 6 dozen lots, 5% discount. MELLIN’S FOOD 12 dozen lots, 10% discount, net cash. Large size, $7.50 per dozen. HYGEA NURSERS AND NIPPLES Small size, $5.00 per dozen. 3 dozen complete or 6 dozen Nipples and Bottles, 5% 4 dozen lots, assorted, 5% . discount. MENTHOLATUM 12 dozen complete or 6 dozen Nipples and Bottles, 10% $12.00 lots, 5% discount. discount. MILES MEDICAL CO. HAJA GRAPE JUICE $25.00 lots, 5% discount, freight paid. 5 case lots, 1 case free. $50.00 lots, 7% discount, freight p.aid. IMPERIAL GRANUM $100.00 lots, 10% discount, net cash, freight paid. $10.50 lots, one size or assorted. MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS .1/12 dozen small, and % dozen trial size free direct. 6 dozen lots, $2.10 per dozen. Less 5% . JAD SALTS 6 dozen, 5% , regular. MELLIER DRUG CO. 12 dozen, 10%, net cash. Tongaline Preparations, $20.00 lots, 5% discount. JAVA RICE POWDER MEYER’S TIN OINTMENT BOXES 6 dozen lots, $4.50. 10 gross lots, 5% discount. 12 dozen lots, $4.25. 25 gross lots, 10% discount. JUST ONE TABLETS MONHEIT’S FOOT SALVE Yi gross lots, $15.00. 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. 1 gross lots, $12.00. 0 dozen lots, 10% discount. 12 dozen lots, 10% and 5% discount. JERGEN’S VIOLET GLYCERINE SOAP 6 dozen lots, 5% discount. MUSTEROLE $24.00 lots, 5Y2 discount. 12 dozen lots, 10% discount. MIKKELSEN’S KILL EM QUICK GOPHER POISON KUTNOW’S PREPARATIONS 12 dozen small or equivalent, 1 dozen free. 2 dozen lots, 5% discount. MacLAREN’S MUSTARD CERATE KELLOGG’S ANT PASTE 6 dozen small, 3 dozen large, 2 dozen small, free, less 3 dozen lots, 10% discount. 5% . 12 dozen lots, 10% and 5% discount. 3 dozen small, 2 dozen large, 2 dozen small, free. KENDALL’S SPAVIN CURE . 2 dozen small, 1 dozen large, y2 dozen small, free. $27.00 lots, 5 per cent discount. MERRY WAR LYE K IL M E R & CO. Swamp Root: 4 case lots, $4.80 delivered. MELBA PREPARATIONS $28.20 lots, 3% discount. $24.00 lots, 5% discount. $56.40 lots, 5% discount. $48.00 lots, 8% discount. $112.80 lots, 8% discount, net. MENNEN’S TALCUM POWDER KOHLER MANUFACTURING CO. Antidote, One Night Corn Cure, 1 gross, 5% discount. 1 gross lots, 5% discount. KELLOGG’S TASTELESS CASTOR OIL NESTLE’S FOOD 6 dozen 3-oz., 5% delivered. $18.00 lots, assorted, or % dozen hospital, 5% discount. 4 dozen 7-oz., 5% delivered. NO OUCH CORN REMOVER KILL-A-FLY 1 gross lots, 1 dozen free. $27.00 lots, 1 dozen 25c free. NELSON’S HAIR DRESSING $54.00 lots, 2 dozen 25c or 1 dozen 50c free. 6 dozen small, 1 dozen free. NEURALGINE 1 gross lots 10c, 3 dozen free. 3 dozen lots, 1 dozen free. 1 gross lots 25c, 1 dozen free. NADINE PREPARATIONS 1 gross lots 50c, 1 dozen free. $25.00 lots free goods at list price, $2.25. KOLYNO’S TOOTH PASTE $50.00 lots free goods at list price, $5.62. 6 dozen lots. 5% discount. $100.00 lots free goods at list price, $13.50. 12 dozen lots. 10% discount, net cash. Freight or express prepaid on $15.00 lots and over. LA CREOLE HAIR PREPARATIONS 6 dozen lots, 10% discount. Freight paid from .stock. O LM STEAD , A L L E N S. Allen’s Foot Ease. 2 dozen lots. 5% discount, f. o. b. Omaha. Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders. LACTOPEPTINE PREPARATIONS 6 dozen lots, 5% discount. $25.00 lots, 5% cash discount. ORCHARD WHITE $50.00 lots. 8% cash discount. 4 dozen at $4.00 per dozen, 5% discount. IA N M A N & K E M P M. &. L. Florida Water, 1 dozen, $9.00. ORIENTAL CREAM M. & L. Florida Water, 3 dozen, $8.75. 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. PALISADE MANUFACTURING CO. M. & L. Florida Water, small, 1 dozen, S3.50. $25.00 lots, 5% discount. M. & L. Florida Water, small, 6 dozen, $3.40. $50.00 lots, 8% discount, freight paid. LAVORIS PAPE, THOMPSON & P A P E CO. *13.50 lots, 5% discount. Pape’ s Diapepsin. $27.00 lots, 5% and 2% discount. Pape’s Cold Compound. $54.00 lots, 7% % discount. Pape’s Diuretic. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE $12.00 lots, 5% discount. 6 dozen $2.40 dozen, less 10% discount. PERUNA LIMESTONE PHOSPHATE 1 dozen, $9.00. Dozen $4.00. 3 dozen, 5% discount. 31 dozen, 5% discount. 12 dozen, 10% discount, net. 12 dozen, 10% and 2% discount. 20 dozen lots, 1 dozen free. Freight allowed not over 40c per 100. LISTERINE PUTNAM DYES $20.00 lots. 5% discount. 1 gross lots, $8.00 and 3 dozen free. $48.00 lots, 10% and 1% cash discount. 3 gross lots, $8.00, 5% and 9 dozen free. LIVERTONE PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM 12 dozen, $4.80 less 8% and freight pair!. $25.00 lots, 5% discount. 6 dozen, $4.80, less 5% and freight paid. POND’S VAN. AND COLD CREAM LYKO $14.25 lots, 1 dozen small free. 6 dozen lots one size or assorted, freight paid and 5% $7.13 lots, Yz dozen small free. net cash, 12 dozen lots one size or assorted, freight paid, 5% and POND’S EXTRACT 2% cash. $4.50 lots, % dozen 25c free. L E W IS L Y E This does not include Toilet Specialties. 3 case lots, $5.40. Freight allowed in Nebraska. $27.00 lots, 5% discount. 5 case lots. $5.30. Freight allowed In Nebraska. PEACOCK’S BROMIDES AND CHIONIA LA BLANCHE POWDER 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. PINEX 6 dozen lots, 10% discount. Q dozen lots, 5% discount. OMAHA DRUGGIST 29

PHENYO CAFFEINE gross applies only to the special Rit combination as 6 dozen lots, 5% discount. listed below: CHAS. H. PHILLIPS CHEM. CO. 3 Dozen Pink Rit (Cake). $25.00 lots, 5% discount. 3 Dozen Flesh Rit. 1 Dozen Light Green Rit. PIERCE’S PREPARATIONS 1 Dozen Dark Blue Rit. 2 dozen lots, 5% discount. 1 Dozen Black Rit. PINKHAM’S PREPARATIONS 1 Dozen Lavender Rit. 3 dozen lots $1.25 Preparations, 5% discount. 1 Dozen Red Rit. PISO’S REMEDY 1 Dozen Rose Rit. 6 dozen lots, 5 % discount. 2 dozen lots and Catarrh Remedy and Tablets amount­ 12 Dozen. ing to $14.40, 5% discount. Free— 1 dozen Pink (Cake) free. This assortment is packed in one carton ready for PLATT’S CHLORIDES shipment. Price is $9.50 per gross F. O. B. Omaha. 3 dozen large, 5% discount. 1 gross Rit and 1 dozen Zet with Cabinet, $12.25. PLUTO WATER RADIUM SPOT REMOVER 4 case lots, 10% discount, net. 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. Freight allowed up to 40c per 100 lbs. RADIUM SOAP Freight not allowed to Sioux City or Lincoln. 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. PYRAMID PILE REMEDY RADIUM WHITE-O $15.75 lots, 5% discount. 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. PALMER’S SKIN SUCCESS PREPARATION RAT MUM OFFER No. 1— *4 dozen Bonus on 3-dozen order. 3 dozen lots, $1.75. OFFER No. 2—■% dozen Bonus on 6-dozen order. RAT NIP OFFER No. 3—2 dozen Bonus on 12-dozen order. 3 dozen lots, y2 dozen free. Subjct to the Following Conditions: 4 Double Your Money Cases, 1 Conklin Fountain Pen Orders to be filled through jobbers only, who will free. return to us the numbers that are stamped on each ROYAL GLUE outside container of the goods to be delivered on this 2 dozen lots, % dozen free. order. When these numbers have been received by us, RUST’S SULPHUR OIL Bonus Goods will then be forwarded to retailer, who 1 dozen lots, y2 dozen free. accepts the Bonus Goods as compensation for the time RADWAY’S PREPARATIONS and services rendered in exploiting the sale of our $25.00 lots, 5% discount. goods in his store by means of window displays, dis­ REED & CARNRICK’S PREPARATIONS tribution of samples and literature. Bonus given in $24.40 lots, 5% discount. Ointment or Tablets only. All retail dealers who are entitled to Bonus Goods, will receive them direct, all RESINOL OINTMTNT charges prepaid, either by express or parcel post. 3 dozen small, 5% discount. Assortment may be made as desired on all offers. RIO CHEM. CO. PREPARATIONS POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. 2 case lots, freight allowed not to exceed 50c per 100 “RAT BIS-KIT PASTE” lbs. on shipments from Omaha. 25c Size— Full freight allowed on shipments from Kansas City. 1 dozen, one tube free...... $ 2.00 PARISIAN SAGE 3 dozen, six tubes free...... 6.00 6 dozen lots, 5% discount. $1.00' Size— PACKER’S TAR SOAP 1 dozen, one tube free...... 8.00 6 dozen lots, 5% discount. 3 dozen, six tubes free...... 24.00 12 dozen lots, 7% discount. “RAT BIS-KIT” PETERSON’S OINTMENT 25c Size— 4 dozen 35c, 1 dozen 60c, y2 dozen 35c free. 1 dozen, one box free...... 2.00 3 dozen 35c, *4 dozen 35c free. 3 dozen, four boxes free...... 6.00 2, dozen 35c, % dozen 60c, % dozen 35c free. 6 dozen, twelve boxes free...... 12.00 PINAUD’S EAU DE QUININE, ETC. 35c Size— $25.00 lots, 5% discount. 1 dozen, one box free...... 2.80 PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 dozen, four boxes free...... 8.40 1 gross lots, $12.00. 6 dozen, twelve boxes free...... 16.80 3 gross lots, $11.90. Special Combination Offers— 5 gross lots, $11.70. y2 dozen Bis-Kit, 25c size, and y2 dozen Paste, 10 gross lots, $lil.60. 25c size ...... 2.00 25 gross lots, $11.50. One tube paste free. PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE 1 dozen Bis-Kit, 25c size, and one dozen Paste, 6 dozen lots, 5% discount. 25c size ...... 4.00 12 dozen lots, 10% discount, net cash. Three tubes paste free. PEBECO TOOTH PASTE RIPAN’S TABULES 6 dozen lots, 5% discount. $24.00 lots, 5% discount. 12 dozen lots, 10% discount, net cash. FIVER’S PREPARATIONS ROUGH ON RATS $25.00 lots, 5% discount. $12.00 lots, 5% discount. $50.00 lots, 8% discount. RED RAVEN SPLITS POMPEIAN MASSAGE CREAM 1 case, $7.50. $12.00 lots, 5% discount. 2 cases, $7.35. P H Y SIC IA N S’ A N D SURGEONS’ SOAP 5 cases, $7.25. 6 dozen lots, 5% discount. 10 cases, $7.00. 12 dozen lots, 10% discount. 1 dozen free with each case; y2 dozen free with each % PROPHYLACTIC TOOTH BRUSHES case. 3 dozen lots, $4.13. Freight paid on direct shipments. 6 dozen lots, $4.00. ROYAL PURPLE GRAPE JUICE 12 dozen lots, $3.75. 5 fcase lots, 5% discount. Q-BAN HAIR COLOR RESTORER 10 case lots, 7% % discount. 2 dozen lots, % dozen free. RED WING GRAPE JUICE 4 dozen lots, % dozen free. 5 case lots, 5% discount. 6 dozen lots, 1 dozen free. RED CROSS COUGH DROPS Q-BAN HAIR PREPARATIONS 10 box lots, $1.55. The following special assortments with free goods SPOT FYTER are limited one to a dealer: y2 dozen Spot-Fyters, 25c size (1 extra free). ASSORTMENT NO. 1. 1 dozen Spot-Fyters, 25c size (3 extra free). 1 dozen Q-Ban Restorer ...... $ 6.00 2 dozen Spot-B'yters, 25c size (7 extra free). y2 dozen Q-Ban Tonic, small ...... 2.00 y2 dozen Spot-Fyters, 50c size (1 extra free). % dozen Q-Ban Tonic, large ...... 1.34 1 dozen Spot-Fyters, 50c size (3 extra free). y2 d02en Q-Ban Depilatory ...... 3.00 2 dozen Spot-Fyters, 50c size (7 extra free). y> dozen Q-Ban Shampoo ...... 2.00 SHOOP’S GOODS 1 dozen Q-Ban Soap ...... 2.00 Manufacturers are making a special offer of 10% % dozen Q-Ban Restorer ...... Free in free goods on $50.00 assortment. Free goods, which must be selected from the following list, must be Total ...... $10.34 shipped direct from the manufacturers. ASSORTMENT NO. 2. Shoop’s Restorative Nerve Pills...... $2.15 3 dozen Q-Ban Restorer ...... $18.00 Slioop’s Headache Tablets ...... 2.15 .1 dozen Q-Ban Tonic, small ...... 4.00 Shoop's Green Salve ...... 2.15 % dozen Q-Ban Tonic, large ...... 2.67 Shoop’s Corn Killer ...... 2.15 34 dozen Q-Ban Shampoo ...... 1.00 Shoop’s Cold Candy Tablets...... 2.15 % dozen Q-Ban Depilatory ...... 1.50 Shoop’s Laxets ...... 2.15 1 dozen Q-Ban Soap ...... 2.00 Shoop’s Laxative Pills ...... 2.15 % dozen Q-Ban Restorer ...... Free Shoop’s Health Coffee Imit...... 2.25 Send the orders to us and we will make shipment Total ...... $29.17 from our stock, and forward requests for free goods RIT to Dr. Shoop’s Laboratory. Special Free Goods Offer. One dozen free with one $25.00 lots, 5% discount, no free goods. 30 OMAHA DRUGGIST

SALINOS VICK’S VAPORUB $8.00 lots, 5% discount and display. Stand containing 1 gross small or equivalent, 5% discount. 1/12 dozen each size free. VERONICA WATER SWEENEY’S POISON WHEAT 6 case lots, 5% discount. 3 dozen lots 15c size, % dozen free. VINOL SAL, H E P A TIC A 1 dozen lots, 5% discount. $16.80 lots, 5% discount. VOGUE STRAW HAT DYE $G7.20 lots, 8% discount. 3 dozen lots, y0 dozen free. $134.40 lots, 10% discount, net cash. 6 dozen lots, 5/12 dozen free. SANATOGEN 12 dozen lots, 1 dozen free and 5% discount. $25.00 lots, 5% discount. VIRGINIA DARE SANTAL MIDY 10 case lots, 5% discount. 2 dozen lots, 5% discount. VILLIER’S TOOTH PASTE SCHENCK’S PREPARATIONS 1 gross lots, 5% discount. $20.00 lots, 5% discount. WRIGHT’S SILVER CREAM SCHIEFMAN’S ASTHMADOR 3 dozen lots, manufacturer will send check for *4 dozen $25.20 lots, 5% discount. free. SCOTT’S EMULSION 12 dozen lots, manufacturer will send check for 1 dozen $316.00 lots, including Kimoids and Cod Liver Oil, plain, free and 5% discount. 5% discount and Vs dozen Emulsion, small, free. WEEK’S COLD TABLETS AND LAX WAFERS SQUIBB’S LIQUID PETROLATU3I 3 dozen lots, 1 dozen free. 3 dozen lots, $7.75 and % dozen free. 12 dozen lots, 4 dozen free and 5% discount. SLOCUM’S PREPARATIONS WAMPOLE’S PREPARATIONS $12.00 lots, 5% discount. $24.00 lots, 5% discount. SPIRO POWDER WATERBURY’S COD LIVER OIL 1 dozen lots, % dozen free. 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. 12 dozen lots, 3 dozen free and 5% discount. WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO. PR E P A R A TIO N S STEARN’S ELECTRIC PASTE $24.00 lots, 5% discount. $11.20 lots, 5% discount. WIDEMAN’S GOATS’ MILK STERLING PRODUCTS 2 dozen lots, 5% discount. Cascarets, etc., $12.00 lots, 5% discount. WINSLOW’S SYRUP ST. JACOB’S OIL 4 dozen lots, 5% discount. $12.00 lots, 5% discount. WARNER’S SAFE REMEDIES Hamburg Remedies may be included. $24.00 lots, 3% discount. SWIFT’S SPECIFIC WILDROOT PREPARATIONS $38.00 lots, 5% discount, freight paid. dozen Hair Tonic, large. $100.00 lots, 10% discount and 3% cash, freight paid. % dozen Hair Tonic, medium. S. S. s. *4 dozen Hair Tonic, small. . Mother’s Friend. % dozen Shampoo. Bradfield’s Regulator. % dozen Soap. Lamarine Wafers. For $8.85 manufacturers will rebate dealer $1.50. $40.00 lots assorted, 5% discount delivered and $1.50 rebate from manufacturers. WAXIT $100.00 lots, 10% and 3% discount delivered and $3.00 $37.80 lots, 33%% and *4 gallon free. rebate from manufacturers. $57.70 lots, 33%% and 5% and 1 gallon free. STRAWBRITE W E L L S , S. C. & CO. P R E P A R A T IO N S 6% dozen lots, % dozen free. 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. 12 dozen lots, 1 dozen free. WALNUTTA STEERO CUBES % dozen lots, 1/12 dozen free. $33.00 lots, 10% discount. WRIGHT’S SMOKE STUMPFF’S MAGIC HOODOO ANT PAPER AND RAT 2 dozen lots, % dozen free. PASTE WELCH’S GRAPE JUICE 3 dozen lots, % dozen free. 5 case lots, 2% % discount. 6 dozen lots, y2 dozen free and 5% discount. WAKEFIELD’S B. B. BALSAM 12 dozen lots, 1% dozen free and 5% discount. 3 dozen small, % dozen free. SAPOLIO WALKO REMEDY AND TABLETS 1 gross lots, $12.60. 2 dozen 60c or equivalent, 3% discount. SAYMAN’S SOAP 4 dozen 60c or equivalent, 4% discount. G dozen lots, 5% discount. 6 dozen 60c or equivalent, 5% discount. 12 dozen lots, 10% discount. WILLIAM’S BARBER BAR SOAP SEMPRE GIOVINE 5. box lots, $5.75. 3 dozen lots, 5% discount. 10 box lots, $5.50. 6 dozen lots, 10% discount. WOODBURY’S FACIAL SOAP 1 dozen Sempre Giovine, *4 dozen each Van. Creme and 6 dozen lots, 5% discount. Rouge free. 12 doezn lots, 10% discount. 1 dozen Sempray Face Powder, % doezn each Van. WAKELEE’S CAMELLINE Creme and Rouge free. 6 dozen lots, 5% discount. STERNAU CANNED HEAT WYETH CHEM. CO. PREPARATIONS 1 gross lots, $13.00, 5% discount. 5 gross lots, $13.00, 10% discount, net cash. ASSORTMENT NO. 1. SKAT V3 dozen Jad Salts ...... $ 3.40 3 dozen lots, $1.15. !/■! dozen Sage and Sulphur, small...... 3.00 1 gross lots, $13.25. % dozen Sage and Sulphur, large...... 2.50 5 gross lots, $12.50. % dozen Ely’s Cream Balm, small...... 2.40 S. B. COUGH DROPS Ye dozen Jad Salts ...... Free 1 box lots, $1.45. 10 box lots, $1.40. $11 30 TARRANT’S PREPARATIONS ASSORTMENT NO. 2. $24.00 lots, 5% discount. 1 dozen St. Jacob Oil, small...... $ 2.80 TIZ % dozen St. Jacob Oil, large...... 2.40 6 dozen lots, 5% discount. 1 dozen Tiz ...... 2.80 TROMMER’S MALT % dozen St. Jacob Oil, small...... Free 2 dozen lots, 5% discount. TURPO $ 8.00 $7.20 lots, % dozen 30c free. $14.40 lots, 1 dozen 30c free. ASSORTMENT NO. 3. $28.80 lots, 2 dozen 30c free. Double quantity of No. 1. TWINK ASSORTMENT NO. 4. 1 gross lots, $9.00. Double quantity of No. 2. THOMPSON’S MALTED MILK AND FOOI> SHELF GOODS ASSORTMENT NO. 5. $25.00 lots, 5% discount. 2 dozen Jad Salts ...... $13 '“0 $50.00 lots, 10% discount. 2 dozen Sage and Sulphur, small...... 12 00 10 and 25-lb. packages. 1 dozen Sage and Sulphur, large...... 10. dozen lots, ^ dozen free. OMAHA DRUGGIST 31

m The Great Western Line of Stock and Poultry Remedies

We are now the exclusive distributors of this high-grade and extensive line of remedies. Established nearly twenty years ago, the line is well and favorably known in many localities and its manufacturers have never been called to account by the Federal Government for misbranding its preparations. Wormolene, the Santonin Hog Worm Expeller, is the leader of the line. It is put up in one-pound cans only, each pound containing enough Santonin for 60 pigs, 30 shoats or 20 hogs. The price on this article is always subject to change without notice because of the wide fluctuations in the price of Crystal Santonin, which often mark a change of as much as $50.00 per pound inside of 30 days. The line is stable and dependable, and in view of the fact that for more than a year past stock raisers have been purchasing requirements from the local dealers, we believe it good policy to stock up on this line. Price-list and order blank attached: ...... Dozen W ormolene, $42.00 per dozen...... G. W. Sheep Dip, barrels (steel drums only), 85c per gallon. ....___ G. W. Sheep Dip, y2 barrels (steel drums only), 90c per gallon...... G. W. Sheep Dip, 10-gallon jacketed cans, $9.50 each...... G. W. Sheep Dip, 5-gallon jacketed cans, $5.00 each...... G. W. Sheep Dip, 1-gallon cans, $15.00 per dozen...... G. W. Sheep Dip, ^ -g a llon cans, $8.00 per dozen...... G. W. Sheep Dip, %-gallon cans, $4.50 per dozen...... G. W. All Weather Dry Dip, 100-lb. wood drums, $7.50 each...... G. W. All Weather Dry Dip, 50-lb. wood drums, $4.00 each...... G. W. A ll Weather Dry Dip, 25-lb. wood pails, $2.50 each...... G. W. All Weather Dry Dip, 7-lb. cartons, 70c each...... G. W. All Weather Dry Dip, 3-lb. cartons, 40c each...... G. W. Lice Killer, 1-gallon cans, $15.00 per dozen...... G. W. Lice Killer, % -gallon cans, $8.00 per dozen...... G. W. Lice Killer, ^-gallon cans, $4.50 per dozen...... G. W. Fly Chaser, 1-gallon cans, $13.50 per dozen...... G. W. Fly Chaser, ^ -g a llo n cans, $7.50 per dozen...... G. W. Fly Chaser, ^4-gallon cans, $4.50 per dozen...... G. W. Conditioner, 100-lb. wood drums, $9.00 each...... G. W. Conditioner, 100-lb. sacks, $8.50 each...... G. W. Conditioner, 50-lb. wood drums, $4.50 each...... G. W. Conditioner, 25-lb. wood pails, $3.50 each. ______G. W. Conditioner (50c size cartons), $4.00 per dozen...... G. W. Heave Remedy (50c size carton), $4.00 per dozen...... G. W. C. C. & D. Remedy (50c size cartons), $4.00 per dozen...... G. W. Horse W orm Expeller (50c size cartons), $4.00 per dozen...... G. W. Insect Destroyer (25c size cartons), $2.00 per dozen...... G. W. Poultry Tonic (25c size cartons), $2.00 per dozen...... G. W. Poultry Tonic, 25-lb. wood pails, $3.00 each...... G. W. Chickura, tablet form (40 tablets in box), $3.50 per dozen...... G. W. Chickura, liquid form, $3.50 per dozen...... G. W. Hog Remedy, 100-lb. wood drums, $8.50 each...... G. W. Hog Remedy, 100-lb. sacks, $8.00 each...... G. W. Hog Remedy, 50-lb. wood drums, - $4.50 each...... G. W. Hog Remedy, 50-lb. sacks, $4.25 each...... G. W. Hog Remedy, 25-lb. wood pails, $2.50 each. JSfOTE—The 50-gallon steel drums are charged at $5.00 each and the 30-gallon drums at $4.00 each. They are returnable at price charged when freight prepaid. Richardson Drug Co. OMAHA,NEBRASKA m 32 OMAHA DRUGGIST

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Ignorance of the Law is no excuse-- Your Lights M U S T comply with State Statutes Officially The McKee Gives 6 3 per cent More Useful Light Endorsed Lamps equipped with plain window-glass lens waste 70 per cent of their light in the air. The vertical prisms on the McKee By THE STATE OF Lens save practically all of this wasted NEBRASKA light. They reflect it back to the parabolic And all other States having reflector; from here the light rays are sent non-glaring laws. through the horizontal prisms which bend them down to the road. The McKee Lens increases the useful light—that is the light on the road— about 63 per cent.

PRICE LIST CRYSTAL GLASS 3 in. to 7 in. inclusive, per pair $2.00 7^ in. to 8^ in. 2.50 8f in. to 9\ in. 3.00 9f in. to IO2 in. 3.50 lOf in. to 114 in. 4.00 Less 25% Dozen pairs or less. “ 33^% In lots over one dozen pairs,

RICHARDSON DRUG CO. OMAHA, NEB.

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HUDSON----- SPRAYERS No. 110. G. “PERFECTION” Have you ever considered just why certain features are necessary in the high pressure compressed air sprayer? For handling high pressure safely, a strong tank must be provided, one which will not leak or blow out. The riveted and soldered head, side and bottom seams of the Perfection take care of this point. A good strong pump is needed to de­ velop high pressure. In our Perfection, we use an all-brass pump If inches diameter and 15 inches long, with which the operator can quickly and easily pump up the amount of press­ ure he desires. To handle spray solutions successfully under high pressure, an automatic shut-off nozzle which is sure and safe must be used. The Perfection automatic Shut off Nozzle is built for high prsssure work. It is equipped with a heavy spring which will close the nozzle tight under all presrures. With it there is no loss of solution and consequent damage to surroundings.

It is just the thing for general work around the house, in gardens and small farms. Used for potato spraying, whitewashing, spraying disinfect­ ants, cold water, paints, etc. Seams are all riveted and soldered, giving the great strength necessary for the high pressure it developes, and which jS necessary for good results. Pump—\% inches diameter, 15 inches long, sesmless brass tubing. The plunger is equipped with Hudson special plunger leathers. The valve is brass. Tank-7% inches diameter, 20 inches long: capacity 4 gallons. Made of first quality galvanized sheets or all brass as ordered. Package—One in a heavy carton; shipping weight ten pounds. No. 110G. Galvanized'Steel Tank, 4 gal. Price each..$ 6 .6 0

No. HOG.

Our old standby. The best selling quart size sprayer, made of good stock and carefully tested. The pump passing through the top of the can makes it very strong- By using this construction the air nozzle and spray tube are always in line. No. 530. "CRESCENT” Etery sprayer a good one and you will have no comebacks. Made o f a good grade o f tin and can A strong practical glass jar sprayer. Double tube be furnished on special orders with a galvanized type giving a wide fan-shaped spray. Any quart size or brass tank. Mason jar can be used. Extra long pump. Finished in Pump—1J£ inches diameter, 14 inches long. With Blue Lacquer. pointed nose. Hudson plunger leather. Heavy Pump—lM inches diameter, 16 inches long. Hudson plun­ rod. ger leathers. Tank—4 inches diameter, i lA inches long. Lock seamed. Capacity one full quart. Length over Tank—Quart size Mason j ar. Length over all 19 inches. all 21 inches. Standard Package—One dozen. Shipping weight 28 lbs. Standard Package- One dozen. Shipping weight No. £-30 Glass Jar and Tin Pump. Per dozen...... $ 8 .0 0 16 pounds. No. 4512. Tin. Price per dozen...... $ 5 .0 0 Brown’s Auto Sprayer No. 22, Qts...... Per doz. $ 4 .5 0 Fly-no - Gallons ...... Per doz. 13.0 0 Half Gals. Per doz. $7.00 Qts. Per doz. 4.00 Is without a superior as a fly preventative. Knoxweed Gallons ...... Per doz. 2 0 .0 0 H alf G als. Per d oz.S I 2 . 0 0 ...... Law n S ize Per doz. 4 .0 0 Kills Dandelions and other noxious weeds. RICHARDSON DRUG CO. Distributors O M AH A 34 OMAHA DRUGGIST

WHAT KIND OF GAME DO YOU PLAY? of a hat band, some new color for the cravat, he would say to you, “Don’t bother me, I am busy NOW, you will make me lose the game.” Is Your Mind on the Real Game or on a Dozen Out­ How many know enough to say the same when side Ones? they are playing life’s REAL game, which is the This is an editorial which might be headed, game of work? “KEEP YOUR MIND ON THE ONE IMPORTANT Many young men act like a man who has forgotten THING.” It is an editorial about concentration, the road, or like a drunken man staggering to the about putting your REAL thought on some real right and to the left, falling down, getting up and WORK. finally landing in jail instead of landing at home. You don’t need the editorial and ought not to The road before every man is perfectly clear, and waste time reading it if you are quite sure that the there is only just ONE way of getting over that best that is in you is being used every hour, and road, which is TO WALK STRAIGHT AHEAD TO used to give you the best chance possible. THE END OF IT. Among a million men there may be one or two Suppose a man were locked up in jail and had to that really play the game of life as a good player make his way out. What would you think of him if plays the game of chess, one or two men in a mil­ one day he started to bore a hole in ONE spot and lion do not need to talk, or think, about the im­ next day started a hole in another spot, and kept portance of concentration—but all the rest of us on all h.s Lfe starting little holes in different spots do need to realize what intense concentration might and never going on with any one of them? You would think him a lunatic. Yet that is what ninety- mean to us. nine men out of a hundred do in this life. There isn’t a man who doesn’t want something We are all of us locked up here, all of us im­ that he hasn’t got. There isn’t one that isn’t plan­ prisoned by conditions by which we must bore a ning in a more or less aimless way to do something, hole if we want to get out and amount to anything. to get something, to BE something. And there really We try th.s way and try that way and try the other, is not one that could not succeed fairly well, at and do nothing, WHEREAS BY TRYING ONE WAY least, IF HE COULD ONLY KEEP HIS MIND ON AND KEEPING AT THAT WAY WE COULD GET REAL THINGS AND OFF OTHER THINGS. OUT IN THE END. Have you ever seen two men play chess, a good player and a bad player? The bad player begins apologizing for himself before the thing starts, apol­ We have talked on this subject of concentration ogizes all the way through, and loses at the end, before. We shall talk about it again. YOU CAN­ even though the queen or other pieces be given to NOT SUCCEED IN THE BIG THING IF YOU LET him in advance. THE LITTLE THINGS TAKE UP YOUR MIND AND The good player sits down, looks good-naturedly YOUR TIME. at his opponent, watches his first move, plans the If your best thought goes to the selection of a thing out, wins smilingly and easily, BUT HIS straw hat, and your second best thought to the selec­ MIND HAS BEEN ON THE GAME. tion of your clothes, and your third best thought to Life is a game. Every one of us must play it some profound speculation on the races or the re­ whether he wants to or not. And every one plays sult of the baseball competition, WHAT KIND OF the game with the same old partner—TIME. THOUGHT IS LEFT FOR THE REAL WORK? At life’s table, opposite you, sits Time with his And what in the world can help you or give you scythe, and at his elbow the stake—SUCCESS. any kind of success, except steady grinding at tne real work? Anything that takes your mind off the game gives Time the advantage. That is to say, anything that When you wake up in the morning say to your­ does not at the same time add TO YOUR POWER self, “I am going to keep at my work and think of of work and thought. nothing else today.” Don’t think with how little Time plays against us all, and he nearly always work you can get through today, but, on the con­ wins. Millions of men and women in the world are trary, HOW MUCH work you can get into it. What­ saying every day, “If I were YOUNGER I would do ever you have undertaken to do, do it better than this” or “I would do that.” Every man thinks of the next man, and not only better than the next man, what he would do if he had to live over again the BUT AS WELL AS IT IS POSSIBLE FOR YOU TO DO IT. hours during which he let Time win while he lost. There is no use going back over the moves that We do not share the comfortable theory that ANY have been made foolishly. The game is still on, man can achieve anything that he desires if he will and it is never too late to win it if you will MAKE work hard enough. That is not true. Edison could UP your mind, concentrate your mind and brush not possibly have painted as well as Sargent, and aside interruptions. Sargent could not possibly have developed Edison’s inventive genius. Time is a good natured old man, he plays fairly and leniently. He is relentless in his steady on­ But neither Edison nor Sargent, nor any other ward pace; he never gives you back the day that man that you hear about, would have been a suc­ you have given him for nothing. That is one day cess if he hadn’t KEPT ONE THING IN HIS MIND ALL THE TIME. OFF THE BOARD. But you can win and beat him in the days that remain, if you will. Your mind is the tool that you have got to work Lectures on concentration are needed by YOUNG with. Hands and feet are the small tools, the serv­ men especially. For their temptations are the most ants of the working brain, the real tool. Keep your numerous. Much intelligence is used up trying to brain clear, clean and concentrated. Don’t load it get their minds away from the real work. up with unnecessary burdens, unnecessary inter­ Foolish fashions make them waste time on their ests. Towards life’s frivolities and useless discus­ clothes, their hats, THEIR LOOKS, when those looks sions—excepting those that really improve the mind amount to nothing. The man of brains should simply —let your mental attitiude be, “I don’t know and I make up his mind TO LOOK CLEAN, TO SHOW don't care. I am playing a game against time and SELF RESPECT; nothing else matters. against life. I have got to win it, and I can’t let other things interfere with it.” The hard thing for young men and others to re­ member is that THEIR WORK is their real occupa­ —Reprint from the Evening Utica Post. tion. Take the average young man playing a game of cards, of baseball, or of any other MERE Harold: “Bring me an egg-nog.” AMUSEMENT. If you should try at THAT time to Waiter: “We have plenty of eggs, sir, but we are interest him in some outside thing, some new kind all out of nogs.”—Punch Bowl. OMAHA DRUGGIST 35

“BAYER 5% QUANTITY DISCOUNT.” Spiro Powder. Wholesale druggists have unanimously approved 1 doz. at $2.40, y2 dozen FREE. the new Bayer sales plan that will add 5 per cent No free goods on less than One Dozen, on orders profit to retailers on “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin.” for 12 dozen lots, or over, 5% discount. This brings Commencing in February retail druggists will receive the cost to the dealer at a fraction over 15c per box, 5 per cent quantity discount on every “Handling and at 25c retail gives him a profit of 66% over Package” of “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” that they his cost. buy. There are three of these, viz.: Cartons of one S. S. S. gross tins, boxes of 12 tablets each, cartons of y2 $12.00 Deal. Manufacturers w ill furnish 200 Book­ gross bottles of 24 tablets each, and cartons of lets with dealer’s imprint and pay him for distribu­ 25 bottles of 100 tablets each. tion at the rate of $4.50 per M. Wholesalers have figured that by selling in these $24.00 Deal— 400 Booklets at $4.50 per M. for dis­ quantity packages they can easily give the retailer tribution. the money that they save in the cost of counting, $38.00 Deal— 600 Booklets at $4.50 per M. for dis­ tying and rechecking of the smaller quantities. tribution. Wholesalers stress the point, however, that it is only On the $38.00 deal the druggist is also entitled to on the “Handling Packages” that the 5 per cent dis­ 5% Trade Discount; 3% for cash in ten days. count is given. The retailer must still pay list prices Freight prepaid, and a rebate check of $1.50 direct for assortments in smaller quantities. from the manufacturers. The price is $15.00 per The Bayer Company is behind both wholesaler and dozen ^or the large size; $8.50 for the small. retailer with advertising that will “move the goods” QBan Hair Restorer. faster than ever. Bayer emphasizes the point, ap­ 6 dozen lots, 1 dozen FREE. preciated by druggists everywhere, that “Bayer Tab­ Red Band Aspirin Tablets. lets of Aspirin” can never become “dead stock.” 110.00 lots, one dozen 12s FREE. They advise buying in “Handling Packages” and thus $25.00 lots, 3 dozen 12s FREE and 5%. secure the greatest possible profits on “Bayer,” add­ lliis offer expires Nov. 1st, 1921. ing that no risk is run in giving the larger order, for Waxit. all unsold goods are returnable at price paid at 1 dozen, 35c; 1 dozen, 60c; and y2 dozen, $1.25; any time. 1-12 dozen, $1.25, FREE. A Bayer Window Display in colors always adds to Week’s Cold Tablets. the sales because it is the business-creating link be­ 1 gross lots, 5 dozen FREE. 5% for cash. tween the store and the continuous Bayer advertis­ ing that is running in the druggist’s home news­ PRICE CHANGES. papers. If you haven’t seen one of these handsome Abbott’s Saline Laxative, lge...... doz. $10.00 new business-getters, write for one today to The Abbott’s Salithia, lge...... doz. 13.60 Bayer Company, Inc., 117 Hudson St., New York. Full dozen lots, 10%. Alpha Crayons, 25 gross, 68c...... gross .75 SPECIAL OFFERS. Black Leaf, 1 oz...... doz. 2.10 Bed P ans...... See Page 15 Corona Wool Fat. Clason’s Road M aps...... doz. 2.40 1 dozen small, y2 dozen small Free. Djerkiss Sets, No. 10...... doz. 24.00 1 dozen small and y2 dozen large, 1-6 dozen Djerkiss Sets, No. 15...... doz. 29.00 small Free. Djerkiss Sets, No. 20...... doz. 34.00 y2 dozen small and % dozen large, 1-12 dozen Djerkiss Sets, No. 22...... doz. 39.00 small Free. Djerkiss Sets, No. 25...... doz. 49.00 Red Cross Package Goods. Djerkiss Sets, No. 30...... doz. 72.00 Manufacturers are offering Assortment A-l to cost Dryco, sm all...... doz. 5.85 the retailer $49.12, which conists of a well balanced Dryco, lge...... doz. 22.50 order of Haut-Ton Toilet Articles which have a re­ Douche Pans...... See Page 15 tail value of $84.00, allowing FREE 100 bottles x/2 Tamo Hair Tonic, small...... doz. 2.85 oz. Haut-Ton Extract Boquet Odor which the re­ 400 Harmonica A sst...... each 18.00 tailer can give free with a 50c purchase. They are Graves’ Tooth Paste...... doz. 2.00 also offering Assortment B-2 costing the dealer Goodie Ice Cream Cones...... M 5.00 $26.03, retail value $44.00 and 50 H alf Ounce bottles 5 M lots, Freight Paid. Extract free. Assortment B-2 consists of same items H. B. & W. Phenol Sodique...... doz. 4.50 in A-l, but in smaller quantities. Druggists should Mulford’s Anti-Pyor, 4 oz...... doz. 4.05 not lose the advertising value of these special offers Merrell’s Alkarhein, pts...... doz. 13.26 but if he will cooperate and give away the % ounce Merrell’s Alkarhein, gals...... each 7.14 bottles of FREE perfume, it will enable him to dis­ Merrell’s Bechol, Plain, pts...... doz. 10.20 pose of $50.00 worth in a very short time. Most of Merrell’s Bechol, Plain, gals...... each 5.10 the Retail Druggists have not yet purchased their Merrell’s Bechol and Codeine, pts...... doz. 14.59 Holiday perfumes and Toilet items, and one of these Merrell’s Bechol and Codeine, gals...... each 8.16 deals will give him a very attractive line for Holi­ Merrell’s Bechol and Creosote, pts...... doz. 10.71 day Trade. Merrell’s Bechol and Creosote, gals...... each 5.44 We are also offering 20 cans of Talcum with an Merrell’s Bechol and Heroin, pts...... doz. 12.24 order for 100 cans at $17.35. Retail value 25c per Merrell’s Bechol and Heroin, gals...... each 6.46 can would be $30.00. Merrell’s Bechol and MorpMne, pts...... doz. 12.75 We also wisb to call attention to perfume display M errell’s Bechol and Morphine, gals...... each 6.80 stand which is given FREE, together with one bot­ M errell’s Boro Napthol Soap...... doz. 2.00 tle FREE with order for six %-lb. frosted glass Merrell’s Calipeptone, pts...... doz. 11.73 stopper bottles perfume at $3.00 each. The odors M errell’s Calipeptone, g a ls...... each 6.12 are: Crab Apple, Violet, Rose, Lilac, Locust, Bud, Merrell’s Cannabis Co, pts...... each 11.22. and Jockey Club. M errell’s Cannabis Co, gals...... each 5.78 The pr'ce for Haut-Ton Boquet is $5.50 for y2-lb. Merrell’s Castaflora, pts...... doz. 12.75 bottle. The Display Stand enables the customer Merrell’s Castanthus, pts...... doz. 16.32 to sample the odor without tipping the bottle,—also Merrell’s Castanthus, gals...... each 9.18 prevents waste and shrinkage because each bottle Merrell’s Choquin, pts...... doz. 14.62 is locked in the Display Stand and cannot be lifted Merrell’s Choquin, gals...... each 8.08 from the counter. M errell’s Clotol, pts...... doz. 11.22 36 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Merrell’s Clotol, gals.,...... each 5.78 M — = [□] Merrell’s Clotol C & G, pts...* ...... doz. 12.75 Merrell’s Clotol C & G, gals...... each 6.80 Merrell’s Echtisia, 12 oz...... doz. 20.40 M errell’s Fluid Diastase, p t s ...... doz. 12.24 ERGOAPIOL (Smith) M errell’s Helonias Cordial, pts...... doz. 11.73 Merrell’s Helonias Cordial, gals...... each 6.12 M errell’s Hydron, pts...... doz. 17.85 M errell’s Laxatina, pts...... doz. 14.28 Merrell’s Maizavena, pts...... doz. 16.83 PROTECTIVE HARK Merrell’s Milk Magnesia, 6 oz. 3 doz. $6.17; doz. 2.30 Merrell’s Nephroson, 12 oz...... doz. 12.75 Merrell’s Nutromulsion, pts...... doz. 13.26 Merrell’s Pascarnata, 12 oz...... doz. 12.75 Ergoapiol (Smith)capsules bear on the in­ Merrell’s Pasconia, 12 oz...... doz. 12.75 side of each capsule the letters M. H. S. Merrell’s Pentabromides, pts...... doz. 15.83 M errell’s Petromulsion, pts...... doz. 12.75 These letters are not visible from the Merrell’s Phytomel, pts...... doz. 12.24 outside, but they are plainly decernible Merrell’s Phytomel, gals...... each 6.46 in the gelatine when the capsule is cut Merrell’s Still & Echinaceal, pts...... doz. 14.79 ill half. Merrell’s Still & Echinaceal, gals...... each 8.16 Merrell’s Stobelia, pts...... doz. 13.26 This method of m irking Ergoapiol M errell’s Stobelia, gals...... each 7.14 (Smith) now offers absolute protection Mulford’s Blandine, pts...... doz. 6.66 ag.iiust any imposition in the use of a Mulford’s Blandine, gals...... each 2.70 spurious or fraudulent product. Mulford’s Cargentos, ozs...... oz. 1.35 Ergoapiol (Smith) is to be had only in Mulford’s Cargentos, y2 ozs...... oz. 1.62 packages of twenty capsules each. It is Mulford’s Cornutol, 1 oz. vials...... doz. 10.80 not under any circumstances supplied Mulford’s Cornutol, 1 oz. vacules...... doz. 13.50 in bulk or other form. Mulford’s Diurol, p ts...... ■...... doz. J10.80 Mulford’s Diurol, gals...... each 5.40 Mulford’s Hepatone, 4 oz...... doz. 5.40 Mulford’s Ichtholdine, lbs...... doz. 4.95 Mulford’s Ichtholdine, y2 lbs...... doz. 8.10 Mulford’s Ichtholdine, lbs...... doz. 14.85 MARTIN H. SMITH & GO. Mulford’s Liquor Diastos, pts...... doz. 10.80 NEW YORK, N Y. Mulford’s Liquor Diastos, gals...... each 5.40 Mulford’s Pep Glycerophos, pts...... doz. 12.15 n=n n=n Mulford’s Pep Glycerophos, gals...... each 6.30 ISJ LBJ Mulford’s Protan, ozs...... doz. 5.40 Mulford’s Salicylos, 4 oz...... doz. 5.40 Mulford’s Thaletts, small...... doz. 1.80 Stanolax ...... See Page 10 Mulford’s Thaletts, lge...... doz. 3.60 S. & D. Sodio Phos. Co, 12 oz...... 8.16 Mulford’s Utros, pts...... doz. 18.90 S. & P. Sodio Phos. Co, g a ls...... each 4.80 M ulford’s Utros, gals...... each 10.80 Steam’s Chocolax, lge...... 1.75 Mulford’s Vag Campous, lge...... doz. 13.50 Tin Ointment Boxes...... See Page 15 M ulford’s Vag Campous, sm all...... doz. 10.80 Thermos Bottles, No. 563, Jugs...... each 6.75 N. B. & Co. Bromanodyne, pts...... doz. 18.00 Thermos Bottles, No. 563, F illers...... 2.70 N. B. & Co. Throat E ase...... doz. 1.20 Thermos Lunch Kits, No. 397...... 3.05 Pneumo Phthysine H osp...... doz. 20.00 Thermos Lunch Kits, No. 398...... 3.55 Pennant Peanuts, 10 lb. tin s...... lb. .37 Thermos Lunch Kits, No. 399...... each 2.36 Paper B ags...... See Page 16 Thermos Lunch Kits, No. 400...... each 2.53 Peet Bros. Creme Oil Soap, case (100) Thermos Lunch Kits, No. 402...... 2.88 $11.00 ...... doz. 1.00 Vantine’s Pace Po, No. 519, W isteria ... . .doz. 4.00 Peet Bros. Wild Rose Soap, case (50) $4.45, Vantine’s Extract Wisteria, No. Ill, 1 oz. .doz. 12.00 ...... doz. 1.25 Vantine’s Extra Wisteria, No. 146, 8 oz.. .each 5.00 Pill Boxes, No. 29...... gross 1.35 Vantine’s Incense Burners, No. 524.... .doz. 4.00 Pill Boxes, No. 30...... gross 1.60 Vantine’s Incense Sets, No. 525...... doz. 10.00 Pill Boxes, No. 31...... gross 1.80 Wool Soap, 6 oz., case (100) $7.00...... doz. .90 Pill Boxes, No. 29-31...... gross 1.80 Wool Soap, 10 oz., case (100) $11.65.... .doz. 1.55 Wrapping Paper...... Palmolive Soap, 3 gross 11.15, 5 gross 11.00, See Page 16 White Rock Water, gals...... 10 gross 10.85, 25 gross 10.75...... gross 11.25 y2 6.00 Freight paid on 3 gross and over. White Rock Water, qts...... 14.75 Powder Boxes, No. 126...... gross 1.65 White Rock Water, pts...... 17.00 Powder Boxes, No. 127...... gross 1.45 White Rock Water, splits...... 14.00 Powder Boxes, No. 128...... gross 1.30 NEW GOODS. Powder Boxes, No. 126-128...... gross 1.65 B-K, 10 oz...... 4.80 Powder Boxes, No. 126x...... gross 2.70 B. W. & Co. Tabloids 3 Bromides Eff, 25s.doz. 7.65 Powder Boxes, No. 126xx...... gross 4.50 B. W. & Co. Tabloids 3 Bromides Eff, 10s.doz. 4.50 Powder Boxes, No. 126xxx...... gross 4.80 B. W. & Co. Tabloids Mixed Glands, No. 1, Powder Boxes, No. 64...... gross 4.50 100s ...... 13.05 Red Raven Splits, case $5.00...... doz. 1.40 B. W. & Co. Tabloids Mixed Glands, No. 2, .2 cases $4.85, 5 cases $4.75. 100s ...... 14.85 Freight Paid on Direct Shipments. Coty’s Ambre Antique Extract, No. 2002 .doz. 89.10 Schieffelin’s Agar Agar, 4 oz...... doz. 5.95 Coty’s Ambre Antique Face Powder, No. Schieffelin’s Agar Agar, lbs...... doz. 18.00 2060 ...... 8.58 Schieffelin’s Resorcin Soap 5% ...... doz. 2.40 Coty’s Ambre Antique Toilet Water, No. Slug Shot, lbs...... doz. 2.20 2009 ...... 69.30 Sapolio ...... doz. 1.05 Epsonade Salts ...... 4.80 OMAHA k UGGIST 37

Ever Ready Vacation Sets...... doz. 12.00 Fruit Craft J. H. S...... case 10.00 Golden Glint Shampoo...... doz. 2.00 Houbigant’s Face Powder, No. 675...... doz. 29.70 Hires Cone Fountain Syr., gals...... each 6.10 Omaha Hires Cone Fountain Syr., 5 gals...... gal. 5.95 10 gal. $5.85, 20 gal. $5.75. A Packing Center Ideal Hair Brushes D Asst. (6) ...... ;. .each 6.00 Krank’s Lemon Sham poo...... doz. 8.00 Kepler’s Malt & C. L. Oil, sm all...... doz. 7.65 Kepler’s Malt & C. L. Oil, lge...... doz. 12.60 Kepler’s Malt & C. L. Oil & Iron Iod...... doz. 8.10 Lucky Tiger, 4 oz...... doz. 4.00 Lucky Tiger, 12 oz...... doz. 8.00 Luminae Tabl. gr., 100s...... each .67 Lilly’s Crunisen, pts...... doz. 9.00 Lilly’s Crunisen, gal...... each 4.00 Lilly’s Crunisen, 5 gal...... gal. 3.75 Merrell’s Allkarhein Tabl., 100s...... each .34 M errell’s Alkarhein Tabl., 500s...... each 1.26 MerrelFs Alkarhein Tabl., 1000s...... each 2.38 Nikko White Shoe Cleaner...... doz. 1.20 IN CE Omaha is the sec­ 6 doz. 5%, 12 doz. 10%. ond live-stock market NR. Juniors...... doz. 2.00 of the world, it is natu­ Nichols Dry Cleaner, .25...... doz. 2.00 ral that it is a large packing Nichols Corn Solvent, .25...... doz. 1.50 center also. Nichols Foot Balm, .25...... doz. 2.00 • Over $28,000,000.00 is in­ Nichols Knock ’Em Bugs, .25...... doz. 2.00 vested in stock yards ancl Nichols Liq. Court Plaster, .25...... doz. 2.00 packing plants in Omaha, Nichols Mentholene, .25...... doz. 2.00 more than 15,000 people are Nichols Nasal Cream, .25...... doz. 2.00 employed, and the annual payroll is more than $15,000,000.00. Nichols Pile Remedy, .25...... doz. 2.00 Over 60,000 cars of fresh meat Nichols Pile Suppositories, .50...... doz. 3.00 and packing-house products are Nichols Shampoo Powder, .25...... doz. 2.00 shipped annually by ten packers located here, the value of which is Nichols Toothache Drops, .25...... doz. 2.00 over $200,000,000.00. Nichols Wintocream, .50...... doz. 4.00 Omaha^ prospers because of the Nichols Adhes. Corn Plaster, .10...... doz. .75 wealth of its trade territory, and the trade territory prospers because Nichols Charcoal Cubes, .10...... doz. .75 Omaha offers a big market close to Nichols Lip Balm, .10...... doz. .10 home for its raw materials. Nichols Liquid Court Plaster, .10...... doz. .75 Niches Toothache Wax, .10...... doz. .75 For "A-B-C Book cf Omaha,” write P. D. Co. Mercurosol, 0.05 gm...... pkg. 3.00 Chamber of Cor-.merce, Omaha P. D. Co. M ercurosol, 0.1 gm ...... pkg. 4.00 Premier Thermajugs...... each 6.30 R. & G. Brilliantine, No. 527...... doz. 5.06 Schlotterbeck’s Mixt Glyc. Co...... d o z . 12.00 Sternan Deals, No. 2000...... each 10.80 i Trade. Mark 88 cans Heat...... No. 4006 24 cans Heat...... No. 4008 8 cans H eat...... No. 4006 R a t M u m 6 Stands ...... No. 4038 FORMERLY Valcumized.Sodium Fluoride, 60c...... doz. 4.80 'Vitamon ...... doz. 9.25

Discontinued. K IL L S AND EMBALMS M errell’s Milk Magnesia, 8 oz. Changes. Lilly’s Tussimel name changed to Prunisen. Mummifies Rats and Mice They dry up with m N O S M E L L Exterminates Roaches, Ants, Bugs ' - and other Vermin, SLEEPER’S Lightning Poison Fly Paper f j Cats and Dogs will not eat R a t M u m

The Vermin Exterminator Co. Large Sheets Indianapolis. Ind, US.A. per ream $9.00 Large Sheets per quire 50c Copyright or Thc Vermin E-xterminator Co Envelopes, ready cut of 8 sheets, 50 envelopes to a $2.00 per dozen carton...... $1.25 3 dozen lots - $1.75 per dozen Retails at 5c a Sheet 5c an Envelope O R D E R N O W Richardson Drug Com pany 38 OMAHA DRUGGIST

“TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST.” FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Stock of Sherwin-Williams paints. Complete assortment of colors and specialties. Will (Reprinted from the June, 1921, issue of the Pacific consider first good offer. Address G. M. D., care Drug Review.) Omaha Druggist. At a meeting of Portland Retail Druggists’ Asso­ If you want to buy or sell a drug store in Colorado ciation on May 11, a movement was started which it see G. R. Swan, 311 Colorado Bldg., Denver, Colo. is planned to make national in scope, and which has FOR SALE—Good paying drug store in county for its object the adoption of the slogan, “Try the seat town in western Nebraska. Will bear the Drug Store First!” by all manufacturers whose pro­ closest investigation. Good reason for selling; will take about $18,000.00 to handle it. Address H. S. W.., ducts are sold through the retail drug trade, in their care Omaha Druggist. consumer advertising. The subject was brought to the attention of the Miscellaneous. meeting of Portland druggists by G. L. Hill, north­ SPECIAL ATTENTION—If you want to sell your western representative for Johnson & Johnson, who drug store, or buy one in any state, or want any kind exhibited a portfolio of full page announcements by of position, or need any kind of employe, or need a Johnson & Johnson to appear in various national Doctor, Dentist or Veterinarian, guaranteed service, mediums, in each of which space is given to a para­ write F. V. Kniest, R. P., Peters Trust Bldg., Omaha, graph suggesting to the reader that he “try the Neb. Established 1904. drug store first” in supplying his wants in medical RELIEF REGISTERED PHARMACIST at youi and toilet articles. service at all times. Barbara C. Osborn, 1638 J St., Mr. Hill expressed the belief that every manufac­ Lincoln, Neb. Phone L7013. turer distributing his goods through retail drug­ PHYiSICIAN WANTED—In Brewster; 20 miles gists should be willing to cooperate with the trade southwest, 50 miles west, 40 miles east to nearest to the extent of at least publishing the slogan, “Try Physician. Write Scott & Fish, Brewster, Nebr. the Drug Store First!” in his advertising, mention­ ing the cooperation which his firm has secured as an CLERK WANTED. example of what can be attained by manufacturers WANTED—Unregistered druggists to take Bowen following this plan. Institute of Pharmacy Course and pass any State The suggestion met with the instant approval of Board. Mail and resident work. Chartered school. the members present at the meeting and the move­ Our six weeks’ course will prepare you. Our 800 ment was started there and then to bring the issue registrations to date. Send for full information. to the attention of manufacturers and their adver­ C. W. Bowen, M. S., M. D., Ph. G., LL. B., Bruns­ tising agencies, and also to enlist the cooperation wick, Mo. of every state and local druggists’ association in the United States, together with the drug trade jour­ nals, in making the movement national. The secre­ TRAVELER’S ADDRESSES. tary of the Portland Association, Ross M. Plummer, F. H. Parsons...... 3719 Hamilton St. was instructed to write to national advertisers, their Rep. Parke Davis Co. C. Ellis Nichols, Tel. Walnut 2017.. .5015 Webster St. agencies, the drug journals and the associations. It was brought out in the discussion that while Rep. Sharp & Dohme. some manufacturers recognized the druggist by the C. J. Casw ell...... 1028 South 31st St. addition of such phrases as “Get it at your drug­ Rep. Eli Lilly & Co. gist’s,” or, “Your drug store can supply you,” or John A. Schall...... 2903 W ebster St. some other such phrase, numerous others made no Rep. Johnson & Johnson. mention of the druggist in their advertising, al­ Irvin g M cE w in ...... P. O. Box 333. Omaha though the major portion of their products are dis­ Rep. Bauer & Black. tributed through drug stores. Adoption of a national slogan, in the opinion of A. B. H unt...... 5916 North 24th St. those present, would have a tremendous value. The Rep. Lehn & Fink. effect on the consumer mind of constant repetition Geo. W. M urphy...... ‘Rome Hotel of this slogan in nationally advertised products sold Rep. J. Hungerford Smith Co., Fruits and Syrups by druggists would be of direct and lasting benefit N at Q uinn...... Phone Web. 0622, 1607 Binney St. to the drug trade and on behalf of the manufac­ turers would serve in a large measure to enlist Rep. The Cleveland Fruit Juice Co. cooperation of the drug trade. L. J. Inderbitzin...... Rome Hotel Hope was expressed by speakers at the Portland Rep. Horlick’s Malted Milk Co. meeting, that associations would take it up in a S. S ch oen feld ...... Delmar H otel national way and that placards, bearing the slogan, Rep. Chas. E. Hires Co. be supplied to the members of the various associa­ J. J. E lfers...... R. D. Co. tions for display in their stores. The secretary Rep. Detroit White Lead Works or Rogers of the Portland Association was authorized to have sufficient of the slogans printed for distribution Paints and Varnishes. to all Portland drug stores as a beginning of the Fred E. H einen...... W ellington Inn movement. Rep. Thompson’s Malted Food Co. E. L. Martin,...... 1805 Locust St Representative Liquid Carbonic Co. R. E. M oore...... 312 Peters Trust Bldg. Serve 'A Malted Milk Representative Garrett & Co. W . S. B irdsall...... Carlton Hotel Represenative John Wyeth & Brothers AT YOUR FOUNTAIN Its rich malty flavor and solubility will bring new trade. W. F. O ttm an...... 2425 Mary St. 101b. can s...... $4.30 per can 251b. ca n s... .$10.00 per can Rep. H. K. Mulford Co. Write for special prices. Order through your jobber F. B. Greusel...... 2108 So. 34th St. THOMPSON'S MALTED FOOD COMPANY, Waukesha, Wisconsin Rep. W. S. Merrill, Co. OUR PAGE OF SPECIAL QUOTATIONS STAPLE, HEAVY AND CRUDE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS Aug. 10th 1921

A c id , Blue Vitriol, bbl...... ft 07 Potassium Ohlorate,crys., or Powd Acetic, 28% Bbls...... ft 04V4 100-lb ...... ft 08 k e g s...... ft 10-gal...... ft 0f>% 50-lb...... ft 09 50-lb. lots...... lb 5 - g a l ...... ft 06 25 -lb...... ft 10 25-lb. lots...... ft 1-gal...... ft 09 10-lb ...r ...... ft 11 10-lb. lots...... ft Battery, 1.225 cbys ...... ft 03J^ 5-lb ...... ft 12 5-lb lots...... 1b “ 1.400 c b y s ...... ft 03}4 Borax, Powder or Cryst. bbl . . ft 07 M Granular 15c per lb. higher. “ 1.835 c b y s ...... ft 05 “ “ 100 1b...... ft 0854 50-lb ...... ft os* Sal Epsom, Bbls...... ft 04* Boracic, Po., or cryst., 25-lb. 25-lb...... ft 09% 135-lbkegs...... ft 05 lo ts ...... ft 19 10-lb...... ft 10* 50-lb...... 1b 0 5* 10-lb. lo ts ...... Ib 21 5 -lb ...... ft 11 25-lb...... ft 06 5-lb. lo t s ...... ft 23 Brimstone, Roll, bbl ...... cwt 3 50 10-lb...... ft 06* Carbolic, crude, 15%, bbl. incl.gal 47 100-lb...... cw t 4 25 5-lb...... ft 07 15%, 10-gal. can ...... " gal 47 50-lb...... cwt 4 50 Glauber, Lump bbl...... cwt 15%, 5- gal. c a n ...... “ gal 52 3 00 25-lb...... cwt 6 00 100-lb...... cwt 4 00 90%, b b l s ,...... “ g a l 55 10-lb...... ft 07 50-lb...... cwt >0V, 10-gal. c a n ...... “ gal 65 5 00 Carbon B isulphide, 10-gal., 100-ft ft 14 25-lb...... cwt 5 25 7D%, 5-gal. can ...... “ gal 70 “5-gal.,” 50-lb in cl ...... ft 15 Glauber, gran, bbl...... cwt 3 10 U ff ,b b L ...... “ ga l 75 18 K% 10-gal. can ...... *■ gal 85 “2-gal.26-lb. incl...... ft “ “ 100-ft...... cwt 4 10 SB% 5-gal. can ...... “ gal 93 “ 1-gal.,” 10-lb i n c l ...... ft 20 “ 50-ft...... cwt 4 60 1-lb cans 5ft lots i n c l ...... ft 39 “ 25-ft...... cwt 5 10 901 > b b l...... “ gal 90 38 30*, 10-gal. can ...... “ gal 1 00 1-lb cans 10ft lo ts...... ft “ powd b b l ...... cwt 3 25 37 90%, 5-gal, c a n ...... “ gal 1 08 1-ft cans 25ft lo ts...... ft 100-ft...... cwt 4 25 C itric, 112-lb .k e g s ...... ft £8 Chalk, Lump, bbl...... ft 03 * ‘‘ “ 50-ft...... cwt 4 75 50-lb. lots ...... ft 60 100-lb...... ft 05 “ 25-ft...... cwt 5 00 25- lb. lo t s ...... ft 62 50-lb...... ft 05* Nitre, gran., ICO lb s...... ft 17 10-lb. l o t s ...... ;..f t 64 25-lb ...... ft 06 DO lbs. 17* 5-lb. lo t s ...... ft 66 10-lb...... ft 06* 25 lbs...... ft 19 M u riatic. 18° c a r b o y ...... ft 0 3* French Powd., 200 lb. bags...... ft 03 * 10 lbs...... 'ft 20 M u ratic, O. P., c a r b o y ...... ft 11 100-lb bags...... ft 0 4* 50-lb bags ...... ft 05 Nitre, Powdered, 100 lbs...... ft 19 N itric, 36° c a r b o y ...... ft 09* 50 lbs...... a Nitric, 42° carboy ...... ft 11* 25-lb bags...... ft 05* 19* 10-lb bags...... ft 25 lbs...... ft 21 N itric, C. P., c a r b o y ...... ft 16 07 10 lbs...... ft O x a lic, 100-lb. lo t s ...... ft 33 C harcoal, Commercial, bbl ...... ft 03 22 50-lb. lo t s ...... ft 34 100-lb...... 1b 05* Nitre. Small cryst., 100 lbs__ ft 19 86-lb. lo t s ...... ft 35 50-lb...... 1b 06 50 lbs...... ft 19* 10-lb. lo t s ...... ft 36 25-lb...... ft 06* 25 lbs...... ft 20 5-lb. lots ...... ft 37 10-lb...... ft 07 10 lbs...... ft 22 S u lp h u ric 66° c a r b o y ...... cw t 3 25 5 -lb...... ft 07 Rochelle, 25-lb...... ft 38 Sulphuric,O. P., carboy ...... ft 11 1-ton lo ts ...... Ton £0 00 10-lb...... ft 39 Tartaric. 100-ft lots ...... ft 51 * -to n lo ts ...... Ton 51 00 5-lb...... ft 40 50-ft lo t s ...... ft 52 H -to n lots...... Ton 52 00 Soda, bbl...... ft 25-ft lo t s ...... ft 53 02* Copperas, Lump, bbl...... ft 02 K eg...... ft 03 10-ft l o t s ...... ft 54 100-lb...... ft 0 3 * 100-lb...... ft 5-ft l o t s ...... ft 56 02% 50-lb...... •...... ft 04 50-lb...... ‘..ft 04 Alcohol Denatured, Form. No. 5 25-lb...... ft 04J4 25-lb...... lb 04* 180% Drum $4.00 bbls. in c l...g a i 45 10-lb...... ft 05 10-lb...... ft 05 “ *-bbls Incl gal 56 5-lb ...... ft 05* “ 10-gal.. gal 54 Gran., b b l...... ft Sassafras Bark, “ 5-gal.. gal 56 “ 100-lbs...... ft 100-lb bags— 42 Five and ten gallon lots containers extra. “ 50-lbs...... 1b 50-lb bags.... D en atured 188° 1 cen t over. 44 25-lbs...... ft 25-lb bags— 45 Alcohol, grain 190° bbl. inc ...... gal. 6 15 1 0 -lb s...... ft 05 X 10-lb b a g s ___ 48 “ *-bbl. inc...gal 6 35 5-lb...... ft 06 5-lb bags— 50 “ 10 g a l...... gal 6 45 Redried Powd. b b ls...... ft 03* 100-lb...... ft 05 “ 5 - g a l...... ga l 6 50 Seed, Canary, 25-lb bags...... ft (On 5 and lo-gal., containers extra) 50-lb...... ft 05* 10 25-lb...... ft 06 10-ft lo t s ___1b 11 METHANOL 95#, drums ___gal 1 05 5-ft lots...... ft 12 *-bbls j Oon- ...... gal 1 0 -lb...... ft 06* 5-lb,...... ft 07 Flax,ground lOolb bgs...... ft 09 10-gal.. >• ta in er ...... gal 1 15 50-lb b a g s ...... 1b 5-gal.. ) E xtra ...... gal 1 20 Cream Tartar, C. P., 100-lb...... ft 48 10 50-lb...... ft 49 25-lb bags ...... ft 11 Alum, lump, 25-1 b ...... ft 50 10-lb...... it, 12 B b l...... lb 06^ 10-lb...... 1b 51 5 -lb ...... ft 13 100-lb. lo t s ...... ft 07 H 5-lb ...... ft 54 Whole * c per lb. less. 50-lb. lo t s ...... ft 0SM 25- lb. lo t s ...... ft 10 F orm aldehyde, 40%, 400 lb. bbls. ft 17 Hemp, 25-lb b a g s ...... ft 10 125 lb k e g s ...... ft 20 10-lb. lo ts...... ft 11 P ow dered, B b l...... ft 07}| 5-lb. lo ts ...... ft 100-lb . lo t s ...... ft 08 60-lb k e g s ...... ft 22 12 1 gal jugs incl ...... gal 2 25 Sunflower, 25-lb bags...... ft 10 50-lb. lots ...... ft 09 Sunflower, 10-lb...... ft 25-lb. lots...... ft 10 P. A. C. Works, lib. bottles, 50 12 lb lots...... ,ft 31 Sunflower 5 lbs...... ft 14 Ammonia, Carbonate, 25-lb. lots.ft 23 25-ft l o t s ...... 1b 32 10-lb. lots ...... ft 24 10-ft l o t s ...... ft 33 Soda Bicarb , 4C0 -ft bbl...... ft C4 5-lb. lo t s ...... ft 25 5-lb l o t s ...... ft 34 112-lb. k e g s ...... ft 04* M uriate, lum p, 100-lb. lo ts ...... ft 30 50-lbs...... ft 05 5

JUICES MINERAL WATERS, DOMESTIC AND IMPORTEO Size No. in Per As wanted Size of No. in Per Waters— Bottles case case per doz Juices— Bottles case case A bilena...... 24 7.50 4.00 A pplju...... 14-oz 24 $6.30 5o 7.50 2 CO Applju, Champagne Type...... 14-oz 24 825 6 50 Bethesda, still...... ii 5 25 5.50 Hala Grape,...... !4-gals 8 9.50 Buffalo Lithia...... y* Gal. 12 6 0) 6.25 H ajaG rape...... qts 12 8.40 3.35 Haja G rape...... pts 24 8.85 30 8 00 3 75 Ha j a Grape...... — ...... l-oz 72 9.25 30 2.40 1.10 Hamby's Dawson. Springs Cone. ... 12-oz. 9.60 (1 case free with five) Hamby’s Dawson Spiings Cone...... 30c 2.40 Island Queen Grape------qts 12 7.25 Pluto Concentrated...... 24 7.50 3.75 Island Queen Grape...... ^ . pts 24 7 75 Pluto Concentrated...... y, Pts 50 7.00 1.75 Island Queen Grape...... 4-oz 72 8.50 24 10.50 5.50 Loju Loganberry...... qts 12 7 00 50 10.50 2.65 Loju Loganberry...... pts 24 7.50 fO 7.5" 2.00 Loju Loganberry— ...... 4-oz 73 8.00 Red Raven...... 50 5.' 0 1.40 Monticello Claret ...... 5s 12 4.45 12 5 50 6.C0 National Brand Apple Juice ...... gals 6 5.50 12 6 ( 0 6.00 National Brand Apple Ju ice...... qts 12 3.25 50 14.75 375 National Brand Apple Juice...... pts 24 3.50 100 17 00 2.25 F bez. •...... 6 l*oz 9 13.25 W hite R o c k ...... 100 14 00 1.85 Phez...... •••...... 4-oz 36 4.25 Red Wing Grape...... H-gals 8 9.50 Red Wing Grape ...... qts 12 8.40 GINGER ALE Red Wing Grape...... pts 24 8.85 Red Wing Grape...... 4-oz 72 9.25 Royal Purple...... K-gals 8 9.50 Beechnut Ginger Ale, 15K ounce...... ■ .. .. .case 3.£5 Royal Purple...... t — .... qts 12 8.40 Beechnut Ginger Alb, 6 ounce ...... — — case 4.6(i Roy al Purple — ...... pts 24 8.85 Royal Purple ...... 4-oz 72 9.25 Beechnut Birch'Beer, 15% ounce ...... case 3.85 Roses L im e ...— ...... lge 12 8.75 Beechnut Sarsaparilla,"15% ounce — ...... - • • case 3.85 Roses L im e...... sml 24 10.50 Cliquofc, pts.,r2doz in c a s e ...,...... case 13.85.,,... ..,».ddZ 2.00 Sbam -Pagne...... 9s 12 6.50 Virginia Dare...... 5s 12 5.80 Haja, qts- 1 doz. in ca s e ...... case 2 25 Virginia D a r e ...... „> 9s 24 6.65 Haja, pts. 2 doz. in case....'.:...... * ...... case 3.60 Virginia Dare...... 8-oz 48 7.90 Ha j a„ *4 -pts. 2 doz. in case...... — ...... case 2.00 W elch’s G ra p e ...... ’...... >4-gals 8 9.50 W elch’s Grape...... qts 12 8.40 Hires Champanale, pts. 1 0 0 s ...... — ...... w .cage 10.00 W elch’s Grape...... pts 24 8.85 Hires Champanale,'splits. 100s...... — ...... case 6.25 Welch's Grape...... 4-oz 72 9.25 Manitou Ginger Champagne Medium 100 Case 14.50 doz 1,90 RIPE OLIVES CALIFORNIA Manitou Ginger Champagne.. Splits 100 Case 12.00 doz 1.60 W hite Rock, pts— . ..100-case $16.50...... ;...... doz 2.25 Sylmar Blue Label Gals...... 1 doz. in case, doz 13.50 3.75 Extra Large, qts...... ••...... j...... doz 7.50 White Rock, qts...... 50-case $14,25....'...... v ...... doz Mince M eat...... doz 5.00 W hite Rock Splits,___100-case $13.50 . . . . — — t.>*doz 1.85

How Can a Look Out For Imitations Druggist make NUXATIDthe Most Mon­ and Counterfeits of ey on Medi­ cine Sales.. Don’t be tempt­ ed by the sales­ Othine Double Strength. man’s rosy wbfd- pictures of big -< profits per bottle of any old Tonic Othine is never sold at less than the a n d N o b o d y ’ s regular price and is never given in ex­ Nostrum. Remem­ ber the unheardof change for advertising or other service. For medicines still in W e do not employ any traveling sales­ stock which your Red were stuck with men or special agents or representatives. two years ,, BEWARE of persons soliciting orders B lood, Give your cus­ tomers what by phone, telegraph, mail or otherwise Strength they want for immediate acceptance on cash or and every day And you will get what C. O. D. basis. you want—quick, Endurance clean profits and Should you be offered so called Othine satisfied customer at less than the regular price, PLEASE Four million people annually buy Nuxated Iron. wire us at our expense and we will ad­ You can’t get away from it- a good product well ad­ vertised is bound to sell. People need Nuxated Iron: vise you what steps to take. the advertising attracts them: they find that it does them good; they come back for more. Ask the peo?- pie who buy it. j If you want to make money on your medicine sales, specialize on Nuxated Iron. Put it on your count­ ers: put it in your windows: put it in your customers’ OTHINE LABORATORIES hands—And put profits in your pockets. 327 Washington Street DAE HEALTH LABORATORIES BUFFALO, : NEW YORK II East 36th St. New York City :[°] [Sj: RICHARDSON DRUG CO. | Room 312 Charlea Building; SALESROOMS j Don..r.Colo^ O M A H A , U. 9. A.

AUGUST SUPPLEMENT SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT. MANICURE SETS 10-Piece Ivory Set. 8-Piece Ivory Set. No. 1702-A—Leather roll, 7 in. x 9y2 in. Yel­ No. 1-1761— Blue 'broken grain, fluffed lamb low satin lining, black overstitched flaps leather roll, 7 in x 9% in. Gray brocaded with overstitched yellow loops. Contains: lining. Pile, Cuticle Knife, Cuticle Push­ Two Powder Boxes, Tweezer, Pile, Cu­ ticle Knife, Cuticle Pusher, Nail Cleaner, er, Tweezer, Cuticle Scissor, Hoof Stick, H oof Stick and B u ffer...... each $ 4.00 and B u ffer...... each $ 5.50

10-Piece Louis Y Pattern Ivory Set. 12-Piece Ivory Set Grooved Handles. No. 1788—Pancy black, checked grain leather roll, 71/4 in. x 8% in. Fancy satin lining No. 1795— Fancy brown silk ribbon, grain and flaps. Contains: (Button Hook, Pile, leather roll, 8V2l in. x l l 1^ in. Gold bro­ Cuticle Knife, Cuticle Pusher, Nail Clean­ er, Tweezer, Nail Scissor, Cuticle Scissor, caded lining and flaps. Contains: Hoof Hoof Stick, Buffer...... each $ 5.00 Stick, Tweezer, Cuticle Scissor, Nail Scis­ sor, Nail Nipper, Nail Cleaner, Cuticle Pusher, Corn Knife, Silver Pile, Cuticle 8-Piece Queen Anne Pattern Blue Inlaid Ivory Set. Knife, Flex Emery Boards in Case, and No. 1782—Tinseled blue and gold tapestry Buffer ...... each $ 7.50 case, 8% in. x 8V2 in. Fancy gold stripe brocaded silk lining and flaps. Contains: Hoof Stick, Cuticle Scissor, Cuticle Push­ er, Silver File, Cuticle Knife, Nail Clean­ 1(5-Piece Fancy Louis V Pattern Ivory Set. er, Corn Knife and B uffer...... each $ 5.00 No. 1705—Black, long fine grain calf leather 9-Piece Fancy Marquis Pattern Ivory Set. roll. Pancy green, black and purple striped lining. Strap and buckle. Over­ No. 1749—Lavender Indian grain leather roll, stitched flaps and sewed loops. Contains: & 5-8 in. x 8% in. Old Rose brocaded, File, Cuticle Pusher, Nail Brush, Nail fancy satin lining. Contains: File, but­ Enamel, Button Hook, Cuticle Knife, Cu­ ton Hook, Cuticle Knife, Cuticle Pusher, ticle Pick and Comedone, Corn Knife, Fancy Ivory Handle Cuticle Scissor, Fan­ Cuticle Scissor, Nail Scissor, Tweezer, cy Ivory Handle Nail Scissor, Hoof Stick, Nail Nipper, Nail Cleaner, Hoof Stick, Ivory Handle Salve Box and Buffer..each $ 6.00 Powder Box, and B uffer...... each $ 8.00

15-Piece Fancy Marquis Pattern Ivory Set. 11-Piece Queen Elizabeth Pattern Pink Inlaid Ivory Set.

No. 1705-A—Black, long fine grain Calf leather roll, with strap and buckle, 13y2 No. 1760—‘Black, long fine grain leather roll, in. x 8% in. Blue satin lining, satin flaps. Contains: File, Cuticle Knife, Nail 8% in. x 12% in. Fancy pink brocaded Polish , Button Hook, Tweezer, Cuticle •satin lining. Contains: Ivory Nail Brush, Scissor, Nail Scissor, Corn Knife, Steel Pile, Cuticle Pusher, Corn Knife, Cuticle Pick and Comedone, Cuticle Pusher, Nail Knife, Hoof Stick, Cuticle Scissor, Nail Nipper, Nail Cleaner, Powder Box and Scissor, Nail Cleaner, Ivory Powder Box, Buffer ...... each $ 7.00 and B u ffer...... each $ 8j.00 AUGUST SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT

MANICURE SETS 17-Piece Ivory Set, 10-Piece Decorated Ivory Set. No. 1770-A—Black, long grain Kordavone No. 20-H—Blue Leather cover, pink satin lin­ roll, SVz in. x 16 % in. Purple plush lin­ ing, 10x8 in. Contains: Buffer, Comedone, and Pick, Nail File, Cuticle Knife, Button ing. Contains: Pick and Comedone, Hoof Hook, Tweezers, Horn Spoon, Cuticle Stick, Cuticle Scissor, Nail Nipper, Nail Scissors, Nail Cleaner, Ivory and Cuticle Cleaner, Emery Boards in Case, Nail Pusher ...... each $ 7.00 Polish in Ivory Box, Corn Knife, Cuticle Knife, Cuticle Pusher, Tweezer, File Button Hook, Comb, Ivory Salve Box, Ivory Polish 17-Piece Queen Anne Style Ivory Set. Box, and Buffer...... each $ 8.00 No. 1770-A— Black leather cover, lOxS^/i in., purple velvet lining. Contains: Hoof Stick, No. 87-G—Embossed leather roll up Manicure Comedone and Pick, Cuticle Scissors, Nail Set, 8 x 12 in. Plain Satin lining. Con­ Nippers, Emery Boards in Case, Tweezers, Nail Cleaner, Cuticle Chisel, Cuticle Knife, tains P. I. Manicure Stick, Cuticle Scissors, Large Tweezers with Ivory Handle, Corn _ Nail Scissors, Nail Nipper, Shoe Horn, Knife, File, Button Hook, Comb, Ivory Corn Knife, Button Hook, Cuticle Knife, Salve Box, Ivory Polish Box, and Nail File, Cuticle Pusher, Nail Polish Box, Buffer ...... doz. $96100' Buffer, and Rouge or Salve Box, all beau­ tifully decorated in blue and gold....each $10.50 11-Piece Plain Ivory Set. No. 179'7—Leatherette roll up. Plain satin lining. Contains: Cuticle Scissors, Cu­ ticle Knife, Emery Boards, P. I. Handled Button Hook, Comedone and Pick, and Buffer ...... each $ 2.67

No. 3130— Leather roll up. Satin lining with reinforced stitching. Contains: Emery Boards in white kid pocket, Bone Mani­ cure Stick, Fancy Handled Cuticle Scis­ sors, Cuticle Knife, Nail File, Tweezers, Button Hook, Buffer and two Polish Boxes, all w hite...... each $ 6.00

13-Piece Decorated Ivory Set. No. 1836— Gray leather cover, HV2 XIV2 in. No. 27-G—Blue leather cover, 12%x7 in. Old Contains: Buffer, Nail Cleaner, Button rose lining. Contains: Buffer, Corn Hook, File, Cuticle Knife, Cuticle Pusher, Tweezers, Cuticle Scissors, Comedone and Knife, Nail File, Cuticle Knilie, Button Pick, Nail Brush, and Hoof Stick...... doz. $96.00 Hook, Cuticle Chisel, Stick Polish Box, Ivory Ear Spoon, Nail Nippers, Cuticle Scissors, Comedone and Pick, Ivory Nail Cleaner, and Ivory Cuticle Pusher.. .each $ 9.00 7-1’iece Plain Ivory Set. No. 1843— Purple leather cover, 7x6 in. Fig­ 11-Piece Plain Ivory Set. ured lining. Contains: Buffer, Emery Boards in Case, Comedone and Pick, Cuti­ cle Scissors, Tweezers, Cuticle Knife, and File ...... doz. $30.00

5-Piece Plain Ivory Set. No. 1845— Black leather cover, 6x5%- in., red silk lining. Contains: Buffer, Hoof Stick, Cuticle Knife, Cuticle Scissors, and File ...... doz. $18.00

16-Piece Grooved Ivory Set. No. 2125— Black leather cover, 8x14 in., fig­ ured silk lining. Contains: Buffer, Nail No. 1744—Black leather cover, ll% x7% in, ce­ Cleaner, Cuticle Pusher, Emery Boards in rise satin lining. Contains: Buffer, Cu­ Celluloid Case, Cuticle Knife, Nail File, ticle Pusher, Cuticle Knife, Hoof Stick, Corn Knife, Button Hook, Blackhead Re­ File, Cuticle Chisel, Corn Knife, Button mover, Nail Brush, Ivory Nail Polish Box, Hook, Tweezers, Nail Nippers, Cuticle Scis- Ear Spoon, Nail Nipper, Cuticle Scissors, ors, and Comedone and Pick ...... doz. $46.80 Comedone and Pick, and Hoof Stick,, .doz. $132.00 AUGUST SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT

MANICURE SETS 12-Piece Ivory Set 12-Piece Decorated Ivory Set.

No. 2135—Blue leather cover, 12x6% in. Con­ tains Buffer, Hoof Stick, Nail Cleaner, Cu­ ticle Knife, File, Nail Scissors, Nail Nip­ No. 2120— Black leather cover, 11^x8 in., pers, Tweezers, Extra Chamois for Buffer figured silk lining. Contains: Buffer, in White Kid Case, and Polish Box. .doz. $144.00 Cuticle Knife, Button Hook, Nail File, Nail Brush, Cuticle Chisel, Nail Nippers, Cuticle Scissors, Tweezers, Hoof Stick, Ivory Polish Box, and Emery Boards in 17-Piece Ivory Set. black leather case...... doz. $84.00

12-Piece Inlaid Blue Ivory Set.

No. 2138—Brown leather cover, figured lining. Contains: Buffer, Powder Polish Box, No. 2131— Blue leather cover, 12x7 in., blue Hoof Stick, Tweezers, Ear Spoon, Cuticle lining. Contains: Buffer, Hoof Stick, Pol­ Knife, Nail File, Corn Knife, Steel Cuti­ ish Box, Cuticle Knife, File, Cuticle Chisel, cle Pusher, Button Hook, Blackhead Re­ Button Hook, Comedone and Pick, Cuticle mover, Cuticle Pusher, Comedone and Scissors, Nail Nippers, Tweezers, and Ex­ Pick, Nail Nippers, Nail Cleaner, Cuticle tra Chamois for Buffer in Kid Case.. .doz. $96.00 Scissors, and Emery Boards in White Kid Case ...... doz. $108.00

19-Piece Ivory Set. Queen Anne Pattern. No. 2139— Blue leather cover, S ^ x lS in., green 18-Piece Ivory Set. silk lining. Contains: Buffer, Powder Pol­ ish Box, Emery Boards in Case, Nail Brush, No. 2279— Fancy brown leather cover, lSxSy^ Stick Polish Box, Cuticle Pusher, Ear in., brocaded lining. Contains: Comedone Spoon, Cuticle Knife, Nail File, Blackhead and pick, Cuticle Scissors, Nail Nippers, Remover, Corn Knife, Cuticle Chisel, But­ Nail Scissors, Button Hook, Corn Knife, ton Hook, Shoe Horn, Hoof Stick, Nail File, Cuticle Knife, Tweezers, Cuticle Scissors, Cuticle Scissors, Nail Nippers, Pusher, Nail Cleaner, Buffer and Polish and Comedone and Pick ...... doz. $144.00 Box ...... doz. $120.00 AUGUST SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT.

MANICURE SETS

12-Piece Plain Ivory Set. el, Cuticle Knife, Tweezers, Button Hook, File, Nail Brush, Fancy Handled Cuticle No. 2284— Brocaded silk cover, 12x6% in., Scissors, Nail Nippers, Emery Boards in green silk lining. Contains: Buffer, Hoof White Kid Case, Extra Chamois for Buffer Stick, Nail Cleaner, Cuticle Knife, File, in Kid Case, and two Kid Polish Corn Knife, Blackhead Remover, Nail Chis­ Boxes ...... doz. $84.00 el, Ear Spoon, Tweezers, Cuticle Scissors, and Comedone and P ick...... doz. $57.00 14-Piece Plain Ivory Set. 10-Piece Hand Carved Ivory Set. No. 5594— Gray soft leather cover, 12%x6% in., old rose satin lining. Contains: Nail File Cuticle Knife, Tweezers, Cuticle Chisel, Blackhead Remover, Ivory Handled Cuticle Scissors, Ivory Handled Nail Scissors, Hoof Stick, Buffer, Emery Boards in White Kid Case, three Powder and Rouge Boxes, and Corn Knife...... doz. $138.00

10-Piece Ivory Set.

No. 2298—Green leather cover, lOxG^ in. Pancy blue lining. Contains: Buffer, Hoof Stick, Cuticle Knife, Pile, Large Tweezers, Nail Chisel, Small Pointed Tweezers, Nail Scissors, and Comedone and Pick ----- doz. $84.00

13-Piece Plain Ivory Set.

No. 3233— Black leather cover, 12x6% in., green silk lining. Contains: Buffer, Emery Boards in White Kid Case, Button Hook, File, Tweezers, Corn Knife, Cuticle Knife, Hoof Stick, Ear Spoon, Fancy Handled Cu- No. 8340—Green fancy leather cover, 11x7 % Nail Scissors, and Comedone and Pick. in., green brocaded lining. Contains: Buf­ ...... doz. $60.00 fer, Cuticle Knife, Cuticle Pusher, Tweez­ ers, File, Button Hook, Emery Boards in White Kid Case, Cuticle Scissors, Nail Nip­ 16-Piece Ivory Set. pers, and Polish B ox...... doz. $96.00

15-Piece Inlaid Ivory Set. No. 9945— Fancy tan leather cover, 13x7 in., old rose brocaded lining. Contains: Emery Boards in White Kid Case, Nail Cleaner, Ivory handled Cuticle Scissors, ivory han­ dled nail scissors, Cuticle Pusher, Cuticle Knife, Blackhead Remover, Corn Knife, Tweezers, File, Buffer, Two Stick Polish Boxes, Salve Box, and Powder Box. .doz. $132.00

12-Piece Inlaid Ivory Set. No. 9946— Fancy tan leather cover, 11x7 in., old rose satin lining. Contains: Buffer, Large Tweezers, Corn Knife, File, Cuticle Chisel, Cuticle Knife, Fancy Handled Cuti­ cle Scissors, Fancy Handled Nail Scis­ No. 3327—’Black leather cover, I5%x7 in., sors, Nail Brush, Polish Box, Nail Cleaner, purple lining. Contains: Buffer, Hoof and Emery Boards in White Kid Stick, Ear Spoon, Corn Knife, Cuticle Chis- Case ...... doz. $132.00 AUGUST SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT.

MANICURE SETS 17-Piece Ivory Set. 9-Piece Smoked Pearl Set. No. 14317— Dark green leather cover, tan satin No. 12369— Brown leather cover, 9x6% in., lining. Contains: Powder Box, Salve Box, green satin lining. Contains: Buffer, Hoof Buffer, Stick Polish Box, Nail Brush, Nail Stick, Cuticle Scissors, Nail Nippers, Cu­ Nippers, Cuticle Scissors, Emery Boards ticle Knife, File, Tweezers, Corn Knife, in White Kid Case, Cuticle Pusher, Nail and Emery Boards in leather case...doz. $72.00 Cleaner, Button Hook, Nail File, Tweez­ ers, Corn Knife, Cuticle Knife, Cuticle Chisel, and Extra Buffer Chamois in 9-Piece Pearl Set. White Kid Case...... doz. $84.00 No. 17139— Black leather cover 8% x5% in., silk brocaded lining. Contains: Buffer, Cu­ 10-Piece Peacock Blue Ivory Set. ticle Pusher, Fancy Handled Cuticle Scis­ No. 16440— Gray fancy leather cover, 9x6% in., ors, Nail Cleaner, Tweezers, File, Cuticle tan satin lining. Contains: Buffer, Ear Knife, Button Hook, and Emery Boards Spoon, Cuticle Scissors, Nail Cleaner, Cu­ in White Kid Case...... doz. $54.00 ticle Pusher, Cuticle Knife, Corn Knife, File, Tweezer, and Emery Boards in Blue Leather Case...... doz. $120.00 12-Piece Peacock Blue Ivory Set.

12-Piece Peacock Blue Ivory Set.

No. 16462— Blue leather cover, 12x7% in., tan No. 16442— Fancy gray leather cover, 11x7 in., satin lining. Contains: Buffer, Cuticle scis­ tan satin lining. Contains: Nail Brush, sors, Nail Cleaner, Nail Brush, Polish Box, Powder Box, two Stick Polish Boxes, Buf­ Button Hook, Cuticle Knife, Cuticle Chisel, fer, File, Tweezers, Cuticle Knife, Cuticle Blackhead Remover, Tweezers, and Scisors, Nail Scissors, Nail Cleaner, and File ...... doz. $192.00 Emery Boards in Blue Leather Case. .doz. $180.00

ALARM CLOCKS

C ase of L e ss than 1 D o z. 1 D o z. America------Each $1.09 Each $1.15

Bingo...... ______2.31 |2.40 Sleepmeter------1.46 1.50 Bunker------...... 2 .0 9 2 .1 3 Gilbert Radium No, 9 ------...... 5 .0 0 5 .1 0 Gilbert Winlite______...... 3 .6 5 3 .7 5 Gilbert No. 4 5 8 2 ______2 .1 8 2 .2 5 Gilbert No. 4 5 8 6 ...... 1.40 1.50 AUGUST SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT.

You’ll Get Better Pictures With Sen-X Film

Tell this to your customers and mean it. When they ask you why, tell them Sen-X Has Speed Speed is necessary to register the picture when taking action pictures with high shutter speeds or when light conditions are poor. Sen-X Has Latitude Latitude helps eliminate failures from under exposures and means more pictures per roll for the amateur. Sen-X Has Quality It renders values of the picture delicately and surely giving the soft graded negatives that make every Sen-X user a Sen-X booster.

And It Costs The Same as Other Film. If you haven’t Sen-X Film in stock, order today from

Richardson Drug Co. Omaha, Nebr. RICHARDSON DRUG CO. Soda Fountain Department

A u g u s t S pecial 0| ser N o. 1 $6.00 Saved! ...------O N — ...... -...... -- ...... Fountain Supply Items of Quality

V£-Dozen L. C. Co. CRUSHED Value STRAWBERRIES $19.20 1 Dozen Crystal Sundae Dishes 2.25 1 Only No. 549-6 Ice Pick .15 1 Pair No. 552-10 Ice Tongs .25 1000 Soda Straws .... - f.65 1 Dozen Thin Blown Soda Glasses 12 oz. “Tourain” - - 1.80 Vfc-Dozen No. 631-1 Sherbet Spoons 5-inch - .70 1 O nly No. 521-15 Lemon Squeezer .25 1/^-Dozen C rystal G lass Root Beer S t e i n s ...... 2.00 TOTAL VALUE - $27.25 SPECIAL PRICE 21.25 “ V E L V E T ” - $6.00

Read over this offer carefully. Have you ever received as much for your money? Do you realize that your $ 2 1 .2 5 will buy all of the above “ Every-Day Used” Articles for L e s s than most manufacturers are asking you for Half-Dozen Strawberries Alone!

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A u g u s t Special O ffer N o. 2 $5.00 Made! Articles contained in the following Offer have been carefully selected, you will find no junk among them. They are items that you use every day. /

1 / 2 Dozen CRUSHED PINEAPPLE Value or CHERRIES - - - $16.40 1/2 Dozen Crystal Glass Root Beer S t e i n s ...... 2.00 1 Dozen 8-oz. Thin Blown Soda Glasses “Tourain” - - 1.30 Vfc Dozen No. 631-2 Soda Spoons 7 - i n c h ...... 95 | Only No. 531-2 Spoon Holder - .40 1 Dozen 850-1 Crape Juice Glasses 1.45 1 Only No. 446-2 Phosphate Bottle - .40 1 Dozen Crystal Glass Cone Servers - 1.00 1 Pair No. 552-10 Ice Tongs - .2 1 Only No. 549-6 Ice Pick - .15 TOTAL VALUE $24.30 SPECIAL PRICE 19.30 “SAVED” $5.00

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OFFER No. 1 OFFER No. 2 $25 00 Order $1000 Order

On a $25.00 order for any On a $10.00 order for Tin sizes o f S. K. & F. Red Box 12s (14 dozen), your Band Aspirin you get jobber will ship you 15 dozen, or 5 % Discount from Jobber Window Display One Dozen Packages !4 Gross Tin Box 12s Free Twelves Tins Free

Window display as shown above and free The jobber delivers the free goods goods to be shipped direct from manufacturer on Offer No. 2

OFFERS EXPIRE NOVEM BER 1, 1921

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SMITH, KLINE & FRENCH CO. :: PHILADELPHIA, PA. The Three Leaders

2 4 T A B L E T S GENUINE A S P I R I N TABLETS FIVE GRAINS

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RED BAND ASPIRIN, S. K. & F.

TIN BOXES OF 12 TABLETS Boxes of 16 tablets...... per doz., $ .70 Per dozen...... $ 14 gross lots ...... per gro., 8.00 l/4 gross lots ...... per gro., “ ...... “ 7.80 ^2 “ ...... “ 1 “ ...... “ 7.50 j ii ii Boxes of 24 tablets...... per doz., $ 1.00 14 gross lots ...... per gro., 11.60 TIN BOXES OF 24 TABLETS Y i “ ...... “ 11.30 Per dozen ...... $ 1.25 1 “ ...... “ 1 1 .0 0 lA gross lots ...... per gro., 14.80 & “ ...... “ 14.60 Bottles of 100 tablets.....each, $ .23 1 “ “ 14.40 25 bottles 100 “ ... “ .22 Bottles of 500 “ ..... “ .75 TIN BOXES OF 12 CAPSULES 1000 “ ..... “ 1.25 Per dozen...... $ 1.20 Packages 5000 “ per 1000, 1.20

Boxes of 8 tablets...... per doz., $ .43 CAPSULES *4 gross lots ...... per gro., 4.80 Bottles of 1 0 0 ...... each, $ .55 5 0 0 ...... “ 2.25 ^ “ ...... “ 4.60 1000...... “ 4.25 1 “ ...... “ 4.40 POWDER Boxes of 12 tablets..... per doz., $ .60 1 oz. packages...... each, $ .15 *4 gross lots ...... per gro., 6.60 *4 lb. “ ...... “ .40 14 “ ...... “ 6.30 ^ l b . “ ...... “ .70 1 “ ...... “ 6 .0 0 1 lb. “ ...... “ 1.25

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OMAHA DRUGGIST 1 COMPLETE PRICES-CURRENT -OF- Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Etc. Corrected Monthly by RICHARDSQN DRUG CO. q u a n t i t y PRICES s e e s p e c i a l p a c e . Omaha, Nebr.

^ T h o following prices are merely nominal and are not to be considered as bindino- The prices herein quoted include containers on chemicals in all size packages from51bs. Aug. 10 th, 1921 down and those Items marked inclusive, Otherwise a charge for container.

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. Acetanillde, U.S.P.crys. 1-lb. ctns. 52 A cid A dalin-L u m inal, Tabl.. 25s...... ea gg U.S.P. cryst. Mft ctn s...... lb 69 Ohrysophanic, (see Chrysarobin) Agrar-Agar...... ft 90 U.S.P cryst 1 oz ctns...... oz 09 Oitrlc. U.S.P cry st ...... lb 68 G rou n d ...... '.ft i 0<) U.S.P. powd lft ctn s ...... lb 52 Formic, O. P. Sp Gr 1,06 llbgsb..ft 75 P ow der...... ® i oo Agaric, white...... ft 2 60 U S.P powdMfrctns...... lb 69 Formic, O. P. Sp Gr. 1.06 1 oz U.S.P. powd. 1 oz ctn s...... oz 09 g s v ...... oz 16 Powdered...... ft 2 65 A ceton e, pure lib c. b ...... ID 42 Gallic, U.S.P. M*lb ctn s ...... ft 1 55 Ag:athln 1 oz tin s...... oz 3 25 U.S,P. lib c b ...... lb 43 Gallic, U.S.P. 1 oz c t n s ...... oz 16 Albumen, Egg Scales...... ft 90 U.Sp. J*-lb c b ...... ft 67 A lbutannln 1 oz ctn s...... oz 55 “ 1 oz cv ...... oz 12 H y d rocy a n ic2% dil U.S.P H c b ...... lb 75 A lco h o l absolute U.S.P. lpt c b ..p t 2 50 Tech I® c b ...... lb 41 H ydrocyanic 2# dil U.S.P. cv ,.oz Id Absolute U.S.P. 1 galcb inclgal 14 CO T e ch ...... gal 1 50 Hydrofluoric, 52# 1ft c b ...... ft 1 10 Denatured 180°...... gal 61 Aoetphenetidln, U.S.P. lft ctns . ft 2 60 Hydrofluoric 52# Mlb c b ...... 1b 1 95 Denatured 188°..',...... gal 62 U.S.P. ctns ...... lb 2 70 Hydrofluoric 52% 1 oz c v ...... oz 30 Grain 190° ...... gal 6 90 U.S.P. 1 oz Ctns...... oz 22 Hypophosphorous50% llb gsb.. 1b 2 75 Grain Medic No.1 1 pt cb inc. ..pt 125 “ % oz ctns ...... oz 25 llypophosphorous 50# 1 oz gsv oz 32 Grain Medic No.2 1 pt cb inc. ..pt 150 Aold, Acetic, 28° No. 8 lib cb ...... lb 21 Hypophosphorus 10% U.S.P. 1 oz Grain Medic No.3 1 pt cb in c.. .pt 125 A cetic 36° U.S.P. 1 ft c b ...... ft 28 g s v ...... - ...... oz 20 Grain Medic No.4 1 pt cb inc.. .pt 1 1 0 A cetic 36# U.S.P. M-lb c b ...... ft 52 Lactic, 75% U.S.P. lib c b ...... ft 1 23 Grain Medic No.5 1 pt cb inc . .pt 75 A cetic 36° O.P. lib c b ...... ft 33 L actic 75% U.S.P. 1 z c v ...... oz 16 Grain Medic N0.6 1 pt cb inc. ..pt 75 A cetic 38% C,P. lb c b ...... ft 57 Muriatic 18° com ’l 1ft gsb...... 1b 33 Grain Medic No.7 1 pt cb inc...pt 100 A cetic G la c 99% U.S.P. lib c b ...ft 35 Muriatic 1£° com’l 6 lb gsb...... lb 16 Grain Medic, per gal., 6 tim es A cetic Glac 99# U.S: P. lb cb ft 59 3 34 price per pint. A cetyl Salicylic 1 ft c t n s ...... lb 96 Molyedic, pure M lb cb ...... ft W ood, See M ethanol 95% M uriatic 18° com ’l 1 gal in c l. . . gal 1 10 A llsp ice ...... lb ]§ A cetyl Salicylic M ft c t n s ...... ft 1 13 M uriatic 18° C. P. 1ft gsb...... ft 54 A cetyl Salicylic 1 oz c tn s...... oz 13 Muriatic 18° 0. P. 61bgsb,incl__ ft 29 Powd...... ft 20 Arsenous. U.S.P. powd hi lb cb .. lb 67 M uriatic 10# dil U.S.P. lib gsb..1b A lm on d M eal...... tt> 70 Arsenous U.S.P. powd 1 oz c, v.oz 15 43 Almonds, bitter, shelled...... 1b 70 Nltric36° com’l lib gsb...... 1b 35 Benzoic from Toluol ^lb ctns.. lb 1.40 N itric 36° com ’l 7 lb. gsb...... ft 18 Aloin, U.S.P. lft ctns...... ft 1 52 Benzoic from Toluol 1 oz ctns .oz 15 U. S- P. U lb c tn s...... 1b 1 67 Boric, U.S.P. cryst lib ctn s ...... lb 34 N itric 36° Com’l I gal Incl...... gal 2 10 Nitric 36° O.P. lib g sb ...... 1b 59 U.S.P , 1 oz c tn ...... oz 14 Boric, U.S.P. powd lib ctns.. ..ft 34 N itric 36° C.P71b gsb. in c l...... ft 35 Alum, Ammonia gran...... ft 12 Boric, O. P. Im palp po. 1ft Ammonia lump...... ; ...... 1b 12 N itric fum ing 1ft gsb & tin ...... 1b 8 0 ctn s...... ft SO Oleic U.S.P. lib c b ...... ft 39 Amm onia p ow d ...... ft 13 Boric P.O.B.Oo.cryst.llb ctns doz 3 SO Oleic, U. S. P H ib c b ...... ft Ammonia dry po USP ...... ft 30 Boric, P. C. B. Co. cry st 1ft ctns 64 Oleic Tech lib cb ...... ft 35 Chrome Potass gran lft ctns.. ..lb 40 24 ft cases...... case 6 50 Oxalic Tech cryst ...... 1b Chrome Potass, gran. lb ctn ft 55 Boric P.C.B.Co. cryst 51t ctns 27 38 .ft Phosphoric Glac sticks 1-lbcb 1b 1 62 Chloride pure Mft cb ...... ft 129 Boric P.O.B.Co. 5ft ctns Phosphoric Glac H lb. cb ...... ft 1 86 Chloride pure 1 oz c v ...... oz 17 301b ca se ...... case 7 40 Phosphoric 50% U.S.P. 1£80 1ft Metal Powd. lib cans...... 1b 1 40 Boric P.O.B.Co. gran lib ctns.doz 3 50 Metal powd. 1 oz ctns...... : ___ ez 16 Boric P.O.B.Co. gran lib ctns c b ...... ft 52 Phosphoric 30% U.S.P. lb- cb ft 77 Metal sheet'...... ft 75 241b cases...... case 6 50 A lum nol, 1 oz tin s...... oz 1 CO B oric P.O.B. Co. gran lb ctns Phosphoric 85# Syr U.S. P. >4 lb. gsb...... ft 1 17 Amido, 1 ozcv...... oz f0 24-lb case...... case 8 40 Ammonia, waterIfioIJ.S.p lftebft 31 Boric P.O.B. Co. gran. J^lbctns Phosphoric 85% syr U.S.P. 1ft Water lfi° U.S.P. 5ft c b ...... ft 21 d o ze n ...... 1 10 gsb...... ft W ater20° 1 ft c b ...... ft 33 Boric, P.O.B. Oo. gran, bulk ... ft 27 Phosphoric Syr. 85% U S.P. 10- Water 20° 4ft c b ...... ft* 22 Boric, P.O.B.Co. powd pound gsb. in c...... ft 50 Water 2t!° U.S.P. I ft gsb ...... ft 5» ift ctns ...... doz 3 50 Picric, }4-lb c b ...... lb 99 Water 26° U.S.P. 4ft gsb...... ft 37 Boric, P. O. B. Oo. powd. lib Picric, 1-oz. c v ...... oz 16 Water domestic pts...... doz 1 50 ctns. 241b case...... case 6 50 PyrogallicResu bllbcansU.S Pft 2 50 W ater dom estic nts ...... doz 2 50 Boric, P.O.B.Co. powd. Pyrogallic Resub U.S.P. Hft Water Violet Sml...... doz 1 50 ctn s...... doz 1 85 can s...... ft 2 60 Water Violet Lge...... doz 2 50 Boric, P.O.B.Co. powd. ^lb P yrogallic Resub U.S.P. M'Sb ctns 24ft cases...... case 6 70 cans...... 1b 2 80 Ammonol, powd 1 oz vials...... oz 1 1 0 Pyrogallic Resub U.S.P. 1 oz Tablets 1 oz vials...... oz 1 10 B oric P. C. B. Oo. M lb ctns Am m onium , 24-lb cases...... case 8 40 cans...... oz 28 Pyroligneous Tech lib c b ...... 1b 25 Acetate cryst 1 oz c v ...... oz 16 Boric, P.O.B.Co. M lb ctns...doz 1 10 Bromide U.S.P. lft cb ...... 1b 62 Boric, P.O.B.Co. powd3oz Pyroligneous T ech ...... gal 40 can s...... doz. 2 10 Bromide U-S-P. M-lb c b ...... ft 95 Salicylic U .S.P. 1ft ctn s...... 1b 50 Carbonate lump ...... 1b 30 Boric, P. 0. B.Oo. powd. 3 oz Salicylic U.S.P. 3^ft ctns ...... 1b 65 Carbonate lump, U.S.P. 1 lbcb ft 42 cans, 3 doz case...... case 5 65 Salicylic U.S.P. 1 ozctns...... oz 09 Boric, P.O.B.Co. powd 61b ctns..lb 27 Carbonate. Cubes U.S.P.}^ft cb.ft 80 Stearic Tech lump 1ft c t n s ...... ft 36 Carbonate cubes, Sqbs, 1-lb cb.lb 1 20 Boric. P.O.B.Co. powd 51b ctns 41 Stearic Tech powd lib ctn s...... ft Carbonate cubes, Sqbs. M-lb cbft 1 65 30ft cases...... case 7 40 Stearic U.S.P. powd 1ft ctn s__ 1b 43 Carbonate powd 5-lb cans...... ft 32 Camphoric. H lb c b ...... ft 6 50 Sulphuric 66° com ’l lib g sb ...... ft 33 Chloride gran U.S.P. lft ctns. ..ft 37 Carbolic, U.S.P. 1 lb c b ...... lb 3« Sulphuric 66° com’l 9 lb gsb__ 1b 12 Chloride powd U.S.P lft ctns... lb 39 Carbolic, U.S.P. 1ft cans...... 1b 36 Sulphuric 66° com ’l 1 gal incl.gal 1 25 Carbolic, U.S.P. 1®> cans &ft Hypophosphite lft c b ...... ft 2 30 Sulphuric 66° C.P. 1ft gbs...... ft 5t Iodide U.S. P. J^ft c b ...... 1b 6 04 l o t s ...... lb 35 Sulphuric 66° C.P. 91b gsb. incl. 1b 28 Iodide, U.S.P. St lb c b ...... ft 6 lo Carbolic U.S.P. Is 101b lo ts ...... lb 34 Sulphuricarom U.S.P. lib gsb.. 1b 1 63 Iodide U.S.P. 1 oz c v ...... oz 47 Carbolic U.S.P. Is 25 lb lo t s ...... lb 33 Sulphurous 6% 1 lb gsb ...... ft 50 Carbolic U.S.P. 5 1b cans...... ft 30 Muriate, lump ...... ft 35 Carbolic U.S.P. 5s 101b lots ...... ft 29 Tannic, 1 lb ctn s ...... ft 1 33 Muriate, gran., Tech ...... 1b 20 Carbolic U.S.P. 5s?5ft lo ts...... lb 28 Tannic, M lb ctn s...... lb 1 63 Phosphate, pure gran 1 lb ctns ft 87 Carbolic U.S.P. 10ft can s ...... 1b 29 Tannic, 1-oz ctns...... lb 14 Salicylate, U.S.P. i f t c b ...... ft 1 08 C arbolic U.S.P. 10s 20ft lo ts ...... ft 28 Tannic U.S.P. lft ctns...... ft 1 40 S alicylate U. S. P. M -lb c b __ ft 135 C arbolic U.S.P. 10s30ft lo ts...... ft 27 Tannic U.S.P. Mft ctn s ...... ft 1 60 Salicylate U.S.P. 1 ozcv ...... oz 17 C arbolic U.S.P. liq lib cb ...... ft 35 Tannic U.S.P. 1 oz ctns...... oz 17 Succinate 1 oz c v ...... oz flo C arbolic U.S. P. liq 5 lb c b ...... 1b 30 T artaric U.S.P. cry s t ...... 1b 60 V alerate cryst U.S.p. lb cb... ft 6 24 Oarbolic crude 15%...... gal 57 Tartaric U.S.P. pow d...... ft 60 Valerate cryst U.S.P. 1 oz cv.. .oz 50 Carbolic crude 20#...... gal 75 Trichloracetic U.S.P. 1 oz gsv..oz 42 Amyl, acetate pure J^ft cb ...... ft 1 35 Carbolic crude 25$ ...... — gal 1 05 Acetate Tech 1 ft cb ...... ft 80 Carbolic crude 30# ...... gal 1 15 Acorn Coffee, grd ...... ft 40 Acetate T e ch ...... gal 4 50 Carbolic sol 95# 1ft c b ...... lb 35 AdaUn* T ablets, 5-gr. 25s...... each 75 Valerate J^ft cb ...... 1b 6 00 2 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. B ark, A naesthesin, See Parathesin. Barium , Rose Willow, pressed, ozs... . 1b 45 A n n a tto ln e ...... lb 50 Sulphide, gray 1 ft c b ...... lb 50 Bassafras...... lb 52 Anodyne, Hoffman’s, See Spirits OSulpliide. gray, M lb cb. .. lb 74 Sassafras, grd...... '...lb 50 Ether Comp Sulphide gray loz cv ...... oz 16 Sassafras, powu...... lb 50 Autikamnia, powd...... oz 115 Sulphide yellow c b ...... ft 91 Simaruba...... ft 30 Tablets 5 gr...... oz 115 Bark,Alder,black, pressed, ozs...lb 6 0 Bimaruba, pressed, ozs...... ft * 10 Codeine Tablets...... oz 1 15 Angostura, pressed, lb...... 1b 85 Simaruba, powd. Ex S el...... lb 55 10 oz lo ts...... ° z 1 07V4 Angostura, pressed ozs...... lb 90 Soap Tree (quillaya)...... ft 20 Tablets lCc...... doz Si Ash, prickly, pressed ozs____ _ ft 75 Soap Tree, pressed, ozs— ...... 1b 60 Tablets vest p ock et...... doz 2 00 Ash, prickly, ground ...... lb 40 Soap Tree (quiliaya) cut ...... 1b 30 & Codeine Tablet vest p’k’t.. doz 2 00 Ash, prickly, powd...... ft 40 Soap Tree (quill ay a) powd...... lb 30 Antimony, Black, powd sub...... & 10 Ash, prickly, powd. Ex Sel...... ft 60 Soap Tree, powd. Ex Sel...... 1b 40 Chloride, aol 1 tt> gsb ...... 55 Ash. white, pressed ft ...... 1b 45 Sumach...... lb 20 Chloride, sol, 1 lb. gsb inc ...... ft 33 Ash, white, pressed, o z s ...... 1b 50 Sumach, pressed, ozs...... 1b 45 Pura Needle, pow d...... lb 20 Sweet Gum, pressed, ozs...... lb 45 Barberry, pressed, lbs...... lb 1 40 Tamarack, pressed ozs...... lb 45 A ntlpyrlne, U.S P. 1 oz ca n s...... oz 30 Barberry, pressed, ozs...... lb 1 45 U.S.P. 34® cans...... ft 3 45 Tam arack, g rd ...... lb 25 Bayberry, pressed, ozs ...... ft 80 Tonga, ground...... 1b 2 75 Argol*, Red, powd ...... lb 20 Bayberry, powdered...... 1b 45 A r g o n in , 1 oz c v ...... oz 75 Wafer Ash, pressed, ozs...... 1b 85 Birch, pressed,‘fts...... lb 40 W ahoo...... 1b 1 00 A rgyrol, 1 oz c v ...... oz 1 50 Bircn crusned ...... ft 20 Wahoo Root, pressed, ozs...... lb 160 Aristol, lozcv ...... oz 1 80 Black Haw, pressed, ozs...... lb 1 05 Wahoo. p o w d ...... lb 1 05 Black Haw, grd...... ft 65 Arrowroot, American...... ft 20 Walnut, pressed, ozs ...... lb 45 Black Haw, Powd...... ft 65 Wild Cherry...... lb 30 St V in ce n t...... ft 20 Boxwood, pressed, fts ...... ft 4G T aylor’s, J^-lb fo il...... ft 75 Wild Cherry, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 Boxwood, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Wild Cherry, ground...... ft 35 Arsenic, Boxwood, powd., Ex Sel...... 1b 25 Red, powdered...... ft 75 Buckthorn, pressed, ozs...... 1b 55 Wild Cnerry. powd— ...... 1b 35 Solution (Donovan’s) U.S.P. Buckthorn, g r d ...... lb 25 W illow, b la c k ...... 1b 25 45 Willow,.black, pressed, fts...... lb 40 lft c b ...... ft 85 Butternut, pressed, fts...... lb Willow, white, pressed, ozs...... lb 46 W hite powd. com ’l ...... ft 20 Butternut, pressed ozs...... ft 50 85 Winters, pressed, ozs...... 1b 80 A sbestos F ib r e ...... ft 60 Canella, pressed, ozs...... 1b Witch Hazel, powd ...... 1b 20 Aspirin. (Bayers)...... oz 85 Canella, powdered...... *...... lb 1 00 Aspirin Capsules 12s Bayers..doz 1 68 Cascara Amarga, grd ...... lb 2 20 Bay B um Aspirin Capsules 24s Bayecs .. doz 3 12 Cascara Sagrada ...... lb 30 Imported, incl...... gal 5 25 Aspirin Capsules 100s Bayers...ea 1 04 CascaraSagrada,pressed, fts.. .lb 55 Im ported, in cl...... pt 90 Aspirin Tabl. Bayers 12s...... doz 1 44 Cascara Sag, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 Domestic. Incl...... gal 5 00 “ “ “ 24s...... doz 2 64 Cascara Sag., grd...... 1b 30 Domestic. Incl...... pt. 85 40 “ “ “ 100s...... ea 88 C ascarilla...... ft Beans, Tonca Angostura...... ft 2 10 Aspirin, S. K. & F. Oascarilla, pressed, ozs...... lb 80 45 Vanilla, Bourbon...... 1b 3 00 Tablets, 8s...... doz 43 Cascarilla, powdered...... lb Vanilla, M exican...... 1b 6 £0 Cassia. C hina...... ft 20 M-gross lots...... gro 4 80 19 Vanilla, Tahiti...... 1b 2 25 V4-gross lots ...... gro 4 60 Cassia, China 5-lb lots...... lb Cassia, China, powdered ...... lb 25 Benzaldehyde, See Oil Almonds 1-gross lots ...... gro 4 40 Bitter Art. Tablets, 12s. ctns...... per doz 60 Cassia Saigon, rolls...... lb 40 Cassia Saigon, pow dered...... lb 45 K-gross lots...... gro 6 60 40 Benzin, Petroleum purif. Incl.gal 2 50 4 -gross lo t s ...... gro fi 30 Chestnut, pressed, fts ...... lb Benzin Petroleum purif lft cb..ft 62 l-gros«lots ...... gro 6 00 Cinchona Calisaya, pres. ozs.. lb 1 15 Tablets, 12s tin ...... doz 80 Cinchona Cal., powd. Ex Sel__ ft 1 00 Benzol, (Benzine) pure lft cb ...... lb 40 Uinchona, red, S. Am ...... 1b 65 i i .gross...... gro 9 00 70 Benzole, 90# 1 gal. cans incl..,.gal 80 4 -g r o ss...... gro 8 75 CinchouaRed, S. Am. grd — ft 5-gal cans incl___gal 70 Cinchona, red. S. Am.. p ow d — ft 70 1 gross...... gro 8 50 Berries, T ablets, 16s...... per doz 70 Cinchona, yellow ...... Ib 55 Cinchona, yellow, powd...... lb - 70 Cocculus Ind (flsh berries)...... lb 30 M-gross lots...... gro 8 00 Cocculus.Ind Powd...... lb 35 4-gross lo ts ...... gro 7 80 Cinnamon Ceylon...... Ib 45 “ “ pow d...... ft 50 Cubeb, stemless...... lb 1 65 1 -gross lots...... gro 7 50 Cubeb, powd...... 1b 1 70 Tablets, 24s...... per doz 1 PC Goto, p ow d...... ft 1 10 Cotton Root, pressed, ozs...... ft 80 E ld e r...... 1b 25 ^ -g ro s s ...... gro 11 60 45 Juniper, Italian ...... 1b 16 4 -grosa...... gro li 30 Cottonroot. grd ...... lb Cottonwood, powd., Ex Sel__ lb 45 Juniper, pow d...... 1b 20 1-g ro ss...... gro 11 00 L aurel...... ft 20 Tablets, 24s, tin box ...... doz 1 20 Cramp, pressed, ozs...... lb 1 55 Cramp, grd...... lb 1 40 P ok e...... ft 26 Tablets, 100s...... each 23 1 40 Prickly Ash ...... 1b 25 25 b ottles of 100 tablets...... ea 22 Cramp, powd...... Ib Cundurango, pressed, fts...... ft 50 Prickly Ash, powd...... 1b So Tablets, 500s...... ea 75 Saw Palmetto, grd ...... 1b 30 Tablets, 1000s...... ea 125 Cundurango, pressed, ozs...... 1b 55 Dogwood chips...... ft 2S S um ach...... ft 20 Tablets, 5000s...... per 1000 1 20 25 Dogwood, powd...... 1b Beta Eucaine, Lactate 4 oz cv.. .0* 3 60 CAPSULES S. K. & F. E ld e r ...... lb 20 12s...... ■...... per doz 1 20 Elder, pressed, ozs...... lb 55 Betanapthol, Resulb U.S.P. 100s...... ea 55 Elecam pane...... ft 20 }i-lb ca n s...... ft 1 32 500s...... ea 2 25 Elm, select s la b s ...... 1b 65 Resulb. U.S.P. 1 oz can s ...... oz 15 1000s...... ea 4 25 Elm slabs 5ft...... I...... — ft 60 Benzoate, 1 oz cans...... oz 37 ASPIRIN POWDER S. K. & F. Elm, ground ...... ft 40 B ism uth, 1-oz packages...... each IS Elm, powd, 2-oz. ctn. A. W.Co. ..ft 75 Salicylate 4 0 1 1b ctns ...... ft 2 11 ^ -lb pkgs...... ea 40 Elm, p ow d...... ft 40 Salicylate 40$ Ji-lb c t n s ...... lb 2 28 4 -lb p k g s ...... ea 70 Elm powd 5ft...... lb 38 Salicylate 40$ 1 o z ctn s...... oz 82 1-lb pkgs ...... ea 1 25 Fringetree, of root, pressed, ozslb 1 16 Subcarbonate U.S.P. lft ctns...ft 2 90 Atophan, Tablets, 20s 74 gr, ..box 1 00 Hemlock, pressed,ozs...... ft 40 Subcarbonate, U.S.P. J^-lb ctnsft 8 05 Atoquinal, Tabl. 20s...... doz 10 00 Hem lock, grd...... ft 20 Subcarbonate U.S.P- 1 oz cv __ oz 26 A tropine, Hemlock, powd. Ex Sel...... 1b 25 Subgallate U.S.P. lft ctn s...... 1b 2 90 Sulphate, U.S. P.5 gr v ia ls...... ea 20 Subgallate, u. S. P. M-lbcts...lb 3 05 Sulphate U.S, P. 15 gr. vials...... ea 40 Ivy, Amer. of root, pressed, lbs ft 45 Ivy, Amer. of root, pressed ozs. ft 50 Subgallate U.S.P, 1 oz ctn s ...... oz 22 Balsam, Copaiba U.S.P. Jam Dogwood, grd ...... ft 25 Sub Nitrate U.S.P. lft ctns------lb 2 76 lib I n c l...... lb 80 Sub N itrate U.S.P. Mft rtn s__ 1b 2 93 Copaiba U.S.P. 51b cb incl...... lb 75 Jam Dogwood, powd ...... lb 25 Subsalicylate IT. S. P. 1 ft ctn s.... 1b 2 76 Jersey Tea, pressed, ozs ...... lb 50 Subsalicylate, U.S.P. J£-lbctnsft 2 93 Copaiba, solidified...... lb 1 00 Mezereon, pressed, ozs...... lb 60 Fir, Canada 1-ft can incl ...... ft 2 80 Moosewooa, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Subsalicylate U.S.P. 1 oz ctns..oz 22 Fir, Oregon. 1-lb can in c l ...... lb 55 B isol, l o z c v ...... oz 70 P eru ...... lb 2 60 Oak, black, pressed, fts ...... ft 40 Sulphur,1-ft b o t...... lb 90 Oak, white, pressed, lbs ...... ft 40 Bladder Wrack, pressed ozs...... lb 55 Tolu, 1-ft cans in c l...... ft 75 Oak, white, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 B lo o d M ea l...... 1b 12 T olu 1 oz cans in c l...... oz 11 Oak White, grd ...... ft 20 Oak White, powd...... lb 20 25-lb...... ft 10 Barbital, powd 1 oz ctns...... oz 1 25 Persimmon, pressed, ozs...... lb 55 50-lb...... ft 094 T ablets 5 gr 100 in b o t ...... bot 1 65 Pine, white, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 100-lb...... 1b 09 Tablets 5 gr 10 in tube...... tube 20 Pine, white, g rd ...... ft 20 Blue Mass, U.S.P. cans...... ft 95 Sodium powd 1 oz ctn s ...... oz 126 Pine, white, pow d ...... ft 20 Dry powd J£lb ctn s ...... ft 1 01 Barium. Carb., Tech. powd...... lb 20 Pomegranate, bark of root,fts..ft 65 Dry Powd ozcv ...... oz 15 “ “ 10-lb. lb 19 Pomegranate root, pressed, ozs. 1b 70 “ 26-lb. 5f> 18 Blue Vitriol...... 1b 13 Pomegranate Bark of root po..lb 36 Powdered...... ft 20 “ “ “ “ 50-lb. lb. 17 Pomegranate root. po. Ex Selft... 55 ‘ ‘ “ pur* 1-lb. ctns lb 55 Poplar, white, grd ...... 1b 20 “ 5-lbs...... lb 18 •* Chlor., tech ...... lb 15 Poplar, white, powd...... lb 20 “ 10-lbs ...... lb 18 “ 25-lb s ...... lb 16 Sulphate, for X-Ray lft ctns...lb 30 Poplar, yellow , grd...... lb 20 Sulphate, X Ray }4, lb c b ...... lb 40 Quebracho, pressed lbs ...... ft 40 B on e A sh ...... ft 14 DRUGS, Etc., Cont. DRUGS, Etc.— Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont.

Bone Black. See Oharcoal, Animal Cannabis, Amer loose ...... ft 55 Chrysarobln U.S.P. 1 oz ctns__ oz 28 Bone, Outtle fish...... Tb 50 Candles, (Raylite) ...... ft 20 Chrysarobin, y, oz ctns...... oz 30 Cuctle fish 51b...... Ib 48 Cinchonidine, Salic 1 oz cv ...... oz 1H Outtle fish, pow d...... lb 75 Candles, Birthday ...... doz 75 Sulphate U.S.P. l oz cv ...... oz 95 Candles, Cordova 18 lbs .35___1b 40 C lr in e ...... 1b 50 Bones, ground...... ft 05 Candles, Christmas ...... 1b 16 C itr a l...... oz 40 B one M eal...... lb 06 C an dy, C itron P eel ...... ft 15 25-lbs...... lb 05 Rock, white strings ...... 1b 37 Citrophen, loz ctns...... oz 90 100-lbs...... ft 04 Rock, assorted strings ...... ft 37 Clam Shells, gran., ICO-1b bags, each 1 25 Borax, powd. or cryst., Dulk...... lb 13 Rock, selected, cryst ...... 1b 36 Clover Biossoms, lft ctns 481b ca se...... case 6 45 R ock , selected , g r a n ...... 1b 36 Red, prsd. ozs...... 1b 55 lib ctn s...... lb 16 Rock Gran. Jift ctns ...... 1b 38 Sweet, pressed ozs...... ft 50 H ozctns 6 doz cases...... case 6 45 White, pressed ozs...... ft 90 10 o z ctn s...... doz 120 Cantharides, Chinese...... 1b 1 40 Mft ctns 24ft cases...... case 4 00 Chinese, powd ...... 1b 1 55 C lover Tops, red g rd ...... 1b 30 H lb Ctns...... lb 17 R ussian P o w d ...... ft 3 25 Cloves, Zanzibar...... j.. ft 40 2*4 lb ctns 2 doz cases...... case 6 20 Capsicum, Pods...... 1b 40 Zanzibar, powd ...... 1b 45 2H 1b ctn s...... 1b 14 P ow d ...... ft 45 Powdered, A.W.Co. Ex Select,..ft 45 51b ctns #0ftcase8...... case 6 70 “ 5 -lb * ...... 1b 42 Coagulen, 51b ctn s...... 1b 14 “ 10-lbs...... ft 41 “ 5 g m ...... doz 21 00 Boraxo, Bath Powd lge 2 doz case “ 25-lbs...... ft 40 “ Ampoules ?0cc...... doz 10 70 ...... case 6 50 Powdered, Ex. Sel. A W&Co...... lb 60 Bath Powd lge ...... doz 3 10 Cobalt, Powdered...... ft 1 30 Bath Powd small 4 doz case..case S 50 Caramel lft incl ...... ft 30 Cocaine, Muriate U.S.P. Flake Batn Powd sm all...... doz 155 1-gal. lots incl...... ga l 1 60 1 oz c v ...... 9 £5 Borax Soap, Chips sml 48s__ case 6 00 5-gal “ “ ...... gal 150 Muriate U.S.P. flake % oz cv. ..oz 10 50 Borax Soap Chips, lge24s.. .case #85 10-gal 11 “ ...... g a l 1 40 Lge cryst, gran & powd 4Cc Higher Borax Soap Chips, sml...... doz 1 65 Carbolineum, l’gal cans incl....gal 1 20 C o ch in e a l,...... ft 90 Borax Soap Ohips, lge...... doz 5 50 Powdered...... ft 1 00 Bordeaux Mixture, Dry Carbon, Bi-Sulphide Tech 5ft c a n s ...... ft 37 Cocoa, Butter %ft cakes fingers. 1b 55 800-lbdrum...... ft 17 Butter Vt ft cakes f lb...... 1b 50 100-lb. d ru m ...... 1b 18 Bi-Sulphide Tech lft cans ...... ft 41 Tetrachloride Tech 11b cans ___1b 35 Butter cakes 12ft bxs...... 1b 45 60-lb. d ru m ...... 1b 21 Codeine, Aik cryst U.S.P. 25-lb. d ru m ...... 1b 24 Tatrachlorlde Techl gal cans 10-lbctn s...... ft 26 I n c l...... g a l 3 00 1 oz c v ...... oz 10 25 C ard T e e th , (iron filin g s )...... ft 15 % oz cv . .r...... oz 10 90 5-lb. c t n ...... lb 28 Aik. powd. U.S.P 1 oz c v ...... oz 10 25 1-lb. c t n ...... 1b 82 Carmine, No. 40...... ft 6 80 Aik. Powd. U.S.P.^ ozcv ...... oz 10 90 1001b lots in sizes from 501b down lc less No. 40...... oz 48 Phosphate U.S.P. 1 oz c v ...... oz 7 75 Bordeaux Mixture, semi-paste C assia F is tu la ...... 1b 20 5-gal cans...... gal 90 Phosphate U.S.P. M oz cv ...... oz 8 40 C a sto r F ib e r ...... oz 75 Sulph cryst U.S P . 1 oz c v __ l . o z 8 30 1-gal cans...... gal 100 Sulph cryst U.S.P. % oz c v ...... oz 8 95 H-gal c a n s ...... gal 110 C e ra te , Sulph powd U.S.P. 1 oz c v .. — oz 8 30 Bread, 8t Johns...... ft 28 C an th arid es, U. P. P ...... 1b 2 50 Sulph Powd U.S.P. Ya oz c v ...... oz 8 95 L ead, S u b a c e t , U. S. P ...... ft 65 C offee, Breast Tea, (Species Pectoralls). 1b 1 60 Resin, U. S. P ...... 1b 50 R esin, com p .. U. S. P ...... 1b 60 Barrington Hall. .35...... doz 3 25 Bromine, N.P. lib gsb & t in ...... ft 100 Barrington Hall, .50...... idoz 4 80 N.F. 1 oz gsv & tin ...... oz 33 Simple,U. is. P ...... lb 1 00 Barrington Hall, .95...... doz 8 76 Cerium, Oxalate U.S.P, lft Barrington Hall, 3.85...... doz 36 00 Broom Top, Scotch, pressed ozs.. ft 70 c t n s ...... ft 75 Geo. Washington, 1-oz...... doz 4 25 Ground...... 1b 35 Mft c t n s ...... ft 92 Geo. Washington, 2lA- o z ...... doz 8 60 Buds, Balm of Gilead...... 1b 1 40 1 o z c t n s ...... oz 13 Geo. W ashington, 4 -o z ...... doz 13 40 Cassia...... 1b 25 C eresin e w h ite ...... 1b 25 Geo. Washington, 16-oz...... doz 46 80 O range...... ; ...... ft 25 ‘ 1 y e llo w ...... ft 25 H aja 1-lb pkgs...... i..ft 40 Haja, 10-lbs...... 1b 39 Cadmium Oleate. 1 oz cv ...... Oz 75 Cerolin pills, 100s...... ea 75 Haja, 25-lbs...... -ft 38 Caffeine, Alkaloid U.S.P. 1 oz Chalk, Crayons assorted colors Haja, 50-lbs...... j.-lb 37 c v ...... oz 63 ...... gro 67 Haja, 100-lbs...... lb 36 Crayons, white, school, 1 gross Hires Sol. 1-oz...... doz 3 36 Citrated, U,S.P. lb cb ...... lb 7 10 “ ‘‘ 4-oz...... ,|doz 12 00 Oitrated U.S.P. 1 oz c v ...... oz 52 b o x e s ...... doz. 4 SO Hydrobromide Gran Eff Dublin Crayons white school ICO gro Collargolum, Yi ozs cv ...... oz 3.50 Brand lft cb ...... lb 1 25 c a s e s ...... ea 36 00 Collodion, U.^.P. lft cans...... ft 55 Crayons, Alpha, 1-gr. bxs ___gro. 75 Collodion. U. S. P. M lb cans' .ft 79 Calamine pink, comp...... ft 40 Crayons, Alpha 25 gro cases gro 68 Flexible, U.S.P-' lb cans...... Lib T9 Calcium Arsenate, Powd. Crayons, Dustless Dovarcllff..gro 60 Flexible, U.S.p. M lb cans __ 1b 83 200-lb. barrel...... lb 20 Crayons, Dovercliff, 25 gro..case 14 00 Colocynth, Apples, Trieste...... 1b 60 100-lb. d r u m ...... lb 21 Crayons, Anauseptlc ...... g r o 75 Apples, powd...... 1b 65 50-lb- drum ...... lb 23 Crayons, Arfduseptic, 25-gro.gro 60 Columbian Methanol. See Methanol 25-lb. drum ...... lb 24 F ren ch, c u t...... ft 35 Copper Acetate pure 1 oz cv — oz 20 10-lb box...... ft 27 French, powd See Talcum ...... Citrate lozcv ...... l.oz 20 5 lb. c tn ...... ft 29 Precipitated, English ...... 1b 14 Sulphate cryst U.S.P. lib ctns.ft 33 1-lb, c tn ...... ft 33 Prepared, Drop ...... 1b 10 Sulphate, pencils, unmouutea % -lb. c t n ...... 1b 36 Prep. White drops, 8-ft boxes..bx 90 ...... doz 4 00 1001b lots in sizes from 501b down lc less Prepared Pink drops, 8-lb box’sbx 115 Copperas , L u m p ...... 1b 06 Calcium , P repared, p o w d ...... 1b 10 G ran...... j.-ft 06 P rep ared pow d. 5 -lb s ...... ft 09 Bromide lozcv ...... oz 16 P ow dered ...... ft 07 Prepared powd. 10-lbs...... 1b 08 Corn Silk, ground...... ft 20 Carb P recip U.S.P. lib ctn s___ft 32 R ed. in fin g ers...... 1b 30 Calcium Chloride gran Tech White, lum p ...... 1b 07 Corrosive Sublimate, 101b cans in c ...... 1b 12 Powd U.S.P 1 ft boxes...... L ft 1 04 50-lb ca n s...... 1b 10 Charcoal, Animal (bone black)... 1b 21 Powd. U,S. P. K-lb b o x e s ...... 1b 122 Chloride, granU.S.P. lft c b ___1b 38 5 -lbs...... ft 20 Cotarnlne Hydrochloride (Stypticin) Chloride Gran. U.S.P- cb.ft 63 10-lbs...... ft 19 Powder. 1-oz g sv ...... [.oz 10 50 Chloride Gran. U.S.P. 1-oz cv..oz 15 25-lbs...... ft 18 Powder, M-ozgsv...... L.oz 11 00 Hypophosphite U.S.p. lft ctns..ft 1 15 W o o d ...... 1b 08 Powder, % -oz gsv...... L.oz 11 25 Hypophosphite, U.S.P. 34*lh ctns ft 1 32 W illow , U. S. P. 1-lb. b o x e s ___1b 35 Powder, 15-gr. v ia ls ...... ea 50 Hypophosphite U.S.P 1 ozctns.oz 16 Willow, XT. S. P. ^-lb boxes ...1b 45 Tablets, M-gr. 2Cs...... tube 50 W illow , U. S. P. J^-lb b o x e s ...... ft 55 Iodide 1 oz g sv ...... oz 46 Cowhage Down, H-oz. can s___j.. oz 80 Chlokweed, red, pressed ozs ...... 1b 40 Lactate Mft ctn s...... ft 90 Crabs’ E yes...... ^.oz 40 Lactate 1 oz ctn s...... oz 13 C h in a C la y ...... ft 07 Cream Tartar, U.S-P. cryst__ I..lb 56 Lacto-phos sol powd lft cb ...... ft 1 66 U.S.P. pow d...... lb 56 Lacto-phos sol powd M lbcb..ft 1 91 Chloral Hydrated, cryst U.S.P. Creolin, 1-lb b o t s ...... doz 9 00 Lacto-phos sol powd 1 oz c v ___oz 20 lft c b ...... ft 1 40 H -lb b o t s ...... doz 4 80 Phosphate, Precip Tech lft. C ryst U .S.P. 2

DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. E ther Cum arin 1 oz c v ...... oz 52 Motor, R.D.Oo. lib can, 25lbs..lb 36 Form ln, U.S.P. lib ctn s ...... ft 1 33 Curcuma, Powd...... lb 18 Motor, R.D.Oo. 1 lb can. 50 lb s.. 1b 35 J^ft c tn s...... lb 1 50 1 oz ctn s...... oz 14 5 -lb s ...... ft 17 Motor, R.D.Oo 1 lb cans,100 lbs ft 34 35 10-lbs...... ft 16 A cetic Pure 90$ lib c b ...... ft 60 Tablets 5 gr lOOs...... bot 2 25 G a r lic ...... ft 80 25-lbs...... ft 15 B utyric lft c b ___I...... ft G asolin e...... gal 30 Cyanide Chloride, Mixture Nitrous Cone 1 to 21 lft cb ...... lb 1 43 Nitrous Oone 1 to!21 %ft cb ...... 1b 1 52 G elatin, 74-76$ Gran. 5-lb can s...... ft 65 Crystal Flake, lbs ...... ft 1 05 74-76%, Gran. 1-lb cans...... ft 58 Nitrous Cone 1 to 21 Mft cb ...... ft 1 77 Nitrous Cone P.W.R. tubes__ doz 2 SO Crystal Flake, M-lb...... ft 1 55 Carbonate No.l 35-38% Gran White, Silver Label...... ft 1 90 lft ca n s...... ft 48. Nitrous Cone S K &F. tubes, doz 2 50 Nitrous, spirits. U.S.P. lft cb ..ft 1 55 G round...... ft 85 No. 3 28-31$ “ “ “ ...... ft 45 Ground, 5 fts...... ft 80 No. 3 21-23$ “ “ “ ...... ft 41 Ethyl Morphine Hydrochloride Ground, 10 fts...... ft 75 Cyanide-Chloride, Carbonate (D ionin) Ground, 25 fts ...... 1b 70 Mixture Powder 1 oz c v ...... oz 14 50 Ground, 50 fts ...... lb 60 74-76$ Fused lft ca n s...... ft 58 Powder Ys oz c v ...... oz 15 15 Shred bu lk ...... ft 8a N o.l 35-38$ Fused 1-lb ca n s ... ft 48 Powder. 15-gr v ia ls...... ea 70 Shred 5 f t s ...... ft 80 No.2 28-31$ - “ “ “ ...... ft 45 Tablets M gr. 50s'...... bot 85 Shred, 10 fts...... 1b 75 No.3 21-23% “ “ “ ...... ft 41 Tablets 34 gr. 100s...... bot 1 60 Shred, 25 fts...... lb 70 D extrin, Eucalyptol, U.S.P. % lb c v ...... ft 1 62 Shred, 50 lbs...... 1b 60 Y ellow , 280-bag...... ft 05 c b ...... ft 1 77 Glucose, lft cb inc ...... ft 25 Y ellow , 100-lb...... ft 06 Y» Yellow, 50-lb...... ft 08 Eudoxin, Tablets, 5 grain...... oz 4 00 Glycerine, Cudahy’s, 50-ft cans Yellow, 25-lb...... ft C9 Eugenol., U.S.P. 1 oz cv ...... oz 40 i n c l ...... ft 19 R. D. Oo’s. 50-ft cans in cl...... lb 19 Yellow , lO-lb...... ft 10 E um enol, 1 o z c v ...... Oz 35 Yellow , 5-lb...... ft 12 Eunatrol. 25 gram vials...... each 75 R. D. Co’s. 30-lb cans incl...... lb 21 Yellow. 1-lb ...... ft 14 Ruquinine, H-oz ctns...... oz 2 70 R. D. Oo’s.20-lb cans., in cl...... lb 23 D extrose, pure 1 lb c b ...... ft 1 20 extract, R. D. Oo’s. 10-lb cans in cl...... ft 25 Dextrose, pure, }4 lb cb ...... ft l 47 Licorice, Y. & S., ctns.30 to bx.bx 2 10 R. D. Oo’s. 5-1b bottles Incl ___1b 30 Diacetylmorphlne, Aik U.S.P. H oz. Licorice, Mass...... ft 50 R. D. Oo’s. 1-lb cb. in cl...... lb 37 c v ...... oz 14 25 Licorice, powd...... ft 95 R. D. Oo’s. 1-oz...... doz 1 00 Diacetylmorphlne, Hydrochlor, Logwood l ’s ...... ft 62 R. D. Oo’s. 2-oz...... doz 1 35 U.S.P- % oz. c v ...... oz 12 90 Logwood, Va’s ...... J...... ft 63 R. D. Oo’s. 4-oz...... doz 2 00 D ial Clba, 12s...... doz 8 00 Logwood, M’s ...... ft 65 Goats Bue, pressed, ozs...... ft 70 Dial Ciba, 100s...... ea 3 95 Male Fern 1 oz cv ...... oz 36 G old, D igalen, H-oz. v ia ls...... each 1 00 Ea tra ct W itch Hazel. Chloride, 15-gr tubes...... doz 6 00 1 65 and SodaOhloride,15gr tubes doz 3 00 Digalen Tablets, 12s...... vial 40 Dickinson's, bblB in c l...... gal Dickinson’s, % bblis in c l...... gal 1 70 Goose Grease lft cans incl...... lb 1 00 Digifoline, Tabl. 25s...... doz 11 50 Dickinson’s, 10 gals in c l...... gal 1 85 ...... ea 3 80 Grains, Paradise...... ft 35 “ lOOs Dickinson’s, 5 gals in cl ...... gal 1 95 Grains, Paradise, powd...... 1b 40 “ “ Ampoules 5s.doz 11 50 Dickinson’s, as w anted ...... gal 1 95 “ “ “ 20s.doz 43 50 Ferrlpyrine ...... oz 1 40 Graphite, Dixons, 1-lb cans...... 1b 45 D igltan, ys-o z v ials...... ea 1 25 Fibrolyslu, 2.3cc ampoules...,each 40 D ixon’s 5-lb ca n s...... ft 40 Tabl. lVs gr. 12s...... tube 45 Figwort, grd ...... 40 Dixon’s 10-lb can s...... lb 37* Dlonin, See Ethyl-Morphine-Hydro- Fire Extinguisher, (M erck ’s) Flake, B u lk ...... ft 40 chloride. Q ts...... doz 12 60 Pow d...... ft 10 Dip, Sheep. 50-gal Drums...... gal 88 Flake White...... ft 25 Gray Mineral Ash, Is...... lb 20 10-gal, in c l...... gal 93 Flour, Mineral Ash, 2s...... ft 17V4 5-gal. incl1...... gal 98 B arley, 6-oz cans M e rc k ...... doz 2 25 “ Mineral Ash, 5s...... lb 15 1-gal. incl...... gal 115 G luten...... ft 15 Gluten, 10 lbs — ...... ft 14 Grind, Robusta, pressed, lbs. ... ft 55 Dipofectant, gals...... doz 14 00 Gluten, 25 lbs ...... ft 13 Robusta, pressed, ozs...... ft «0 y2- g a ls ...... doz 7 50 Gluten, 50 lbs...... lb 11 Squarrosa, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 Q ts...... doz 4 50 Gluten. 100 lbs...... ft 09 Ground Ivy, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 Diuratin, Knorr. loz gsv ...... o* 1 85 Gluten, F. & R. 3-lb. p k g s.... pkg 85 Tablets, 8-gr., 50’s ...... bot 185 Guaiacol, liquid U.S.P. lozcv...or 52 Gluten, F. & R. 3-lb. pkgs... doz 9 60 Carbonate, U.S.P. oz. c v ... ___oz 47 Doggrass, pressed, fts...... Ib 65 R i c e ...... ft 20 Guarana.. powd ...... 1b 1 60 Pressed, ozs...... ft 70 Flowers, Out...... ft 35 Arnica...... ft 30 Gum, Aloes, Barbadoes, Gourds 1b 1 60 G round...... ft 35 Arnica, pressed, 03s ...... lb 60 Aloes, Barbadoes, powd...... 1b 1 75 Dragons’ Blood. Mass’ ...... ft 60 Arnica, ground...... ft 30 Aloes, Cape...... 1b 30 Powd...... ft 75 Arnica, powd...... ft 30 Aloes, Cape, pow d,...... 1b 35 Reed’s ...... ft 1 50 Boxwood, pressed, ozs...... 1b 55 Aloes Cape powd 25 ft...... ft 30 Duotol, 1 oz vials...'...... oz 1 07 Calendula, pressed, ozs...... ft 2 05 Aloes, Socotrine...... lb 1 00 Earth, F ullers...... ft 10 Chamomile, Hungarian,...... ,..ft 40 Aloes, Socotrine, powd...... lb 1 10 Fullers, powd...... ft ID Chamomile, Hungarian..pressed Arabic, first pick, ...... 1b 50 E ch in acea, grd...... ft 75 o z s ...... ft 75 Arabic, 2nd pick...... lb 45 Egg-Lac gallons...... doz 10 00 Chamomile, Roman...... »...... ft Arabic, sifted so r ts...... _____ft 30 % -g a llo n s...... doz 6 00 Chamomile, Roman, pressed, A rabic, sorts 5-lb...... lb 29 Q uarts...... doz 3 75 o z s ...... ft 90 Arabic, sorts 10-lb ...... lb 28 Arabic, granulated ...... lb 50 Egg Saver, Merck’s 1-qt cans..doz 4 75 Elder, Bulk ...... J...... ft 70 Elder, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 20 Arabic, powdered ...... lb 50 Elaterlum , M-oz. cv in c l...... oz 1 65 Hollyhock, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 40 Asafoetida, Calcutta,...... lb 65 E picarin , V et...... o% 70 K ousso...... lb 3 00 Asafoetida, Calcutta, 5-ibs__ ft 61 Ergot, Spanish ...... ft 2 00 Kousso, pow d...... ft 3 05 Asafoetida, Monroe, 20s...... 1b 1 60 P ow d...... ft 2 05 Kousso, powd. Ex Sel...... ft 3 25 Asafoetida, M onroe’s, 40s...... lb 70 Ergotin, Bonjean. Lilly ...... oz 1*50 Lavender...... lb 50 Asafoetida, powd ...... lb 1 40 E serine, Lavender, pressed, ozs...... ft 90 Asphaltum ...... lb 15 Salicylate, U.S.P. IX, 5 gr. tbs ea 55 Lavender, powd. Ex Sel...... ft 50 Asphaltum, pow d ...... lb 40 Sulphate, 10-gr. tubes...... ea 75 Linden, bulk ...... ft 80 Benzoin, marbled...... ft 50 Sulphate, 1-gr tubes...... ea 16 Linden, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 35 Benzoin, powd...... lb 70 Essence, M alva...... lb 90 Camphor, refined...... !b 95 Ginger, See Tincture. Marigold, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 50 Camphor, refined, 24s,...... 1b 1 25 Camphor, refined 1-oz blocks... ft 1 20 Ether, for Anaesthesia M ullein...... j ...... ft 1 95 Nettle, pressed, ozs...... ft 3 30 Camphor, refined 32s...... ft 1 25 5ft cans ...... ft 40 Camphor, refined powd...... lb 1 10 lft ca n s...... ft 48 Orange...... 1b 1 30 Orange, g r d ...... lb 1 35 Catechu...... lb 18 V4 ft cans...... ft 61 Catehu, 5-lbs...... ft 16 J^ft ca n s...... ft 79 Poppy, red ...... ft 1 75 Poppy, red, pressed, ozs...... 1b 2 75 Oatechu, 10-lbs...... ft 15 U.S,P. VIII Cone Catechu, powd...... 1b 35 5ft cans...... ft 37 Rosemary, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 65 Saffron, Amer...... ft 1 35 C op a l...... lb SO lft cans...... ft 45 40 %ft ca n s...... ft (8 Saffron, Amer., pressed, ozs___ft 2 15 Dam ar...... lb Saffron, Amer. poJ...... ft 1 45 Euphorbium, po. A.W.Co. VbS .. ft 1 10 i^ft can s...... ft 76 Euphorbium, po. A.W.Co. Ms. 1 20 U.S.P. 1880 5ft can s...... ft 68 Saffron, Spanish, Valencia...... oz 1 50 ..ft Violet, pressed, ozs...... ft 3 75 Galbanum, tears...... ft 2 10 U .S.P 1S80 lft ca n s...... -.ft 75 1 75 U.S.P. Squibb’s lft ca n s...... 1b 85 Fluor Spar, po...... ft 15 G am boge...... ft F ly No, Gamboge, powd ...... ft 1 85 U.S.P. Squibb’s V4ft cans...... ft 99 Guaiac, strained...... 1b 70 U.S.P. S qu ibb’s cans...... ft 1 12 gals...... doz 10 00 2-g a ls ...... doz 6 00 Guaiac, powd...... ft 80 Washed 5ft cans...... lb 59 90 Washed lft cans ...... --ft 67 doz 4 00 Kino, tru e...... lb Formaldehyde, U.$.P. 51b cb .... 1b 27 Kino, true, powd...... 1b 1 00 Motor Mall lib cans...... ft 43 80 Motor Mall, 1 ft cans, 25 fts...... ft 37 lft c b ...... ft 36 Mastic, tears— ...... lb . » 55 Myrrh, Turkey...... lb 85 Motor R.D.Oo. lft cans...... ft 38 Myrrh, Turkey, pow d...... ft 95 Motor, R.D.Oo. 1 lb can, 10 lbs.. 1b 87 Jfft c b ...... ft *0 O m a h a d r u g g i s t

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G u m . H erb s, I r o n Olibanum, tears...... ft 30 Water Pepper, pressed, ozs...... tt> 45 F ilin g s...... j.ft 15 ft 9 00 Water Pepper, powd...... Ib 25 Iodide, 1 oz gsv ...... o z 43 Opium Gran, ozs...... oz 80 Wickup, pressed, ozs...... lb 9b Lactate 1 oz c v ...... i.oz 18 Opium, gran. Ms...... ft 10 17 W ild Carrot, pressed, ozs...... lb 50 Phosphate scal«s U.S.P. Opium, ~>vwl. M’s ...... ft 10 17 Wormwood, pressed, ozs...... ft 65 J^ft cans...... i . f t 1 65 Opium Powd, ozs ...... oz 80 Wormwood, powd...... lb 30 l o z c v ...... oz 18 Wormwood, powd. Ex Sel...... ft 60 PyrophosphateU S.P. lft cans..lb x 38 Ib 2 25 l o z c v ...... oz 19 80 Yarrow, pressed, oz...... 1b 40 S an darac...... ft Yarrow, powd...... lb 20 Reduced 90% lft c b ...... ft 1 60 1b 55 Heroin Hydroeh, % oz c v ...... oz 27 20 Reduced 90$, K -lb c.b...... ,. ft 1 90 Shellac, bleached...... lb 1 00 M oz c v ...... oz 26 80 Reduced l o z c v ...... ,|.oz 22 Shellac, bleached, grou n d ...... ft 1 05 15-gr. v ia ls...... each 1 10 Subsulphate powd H9> c b ...... ft 64 Shellac, native, orange...... lb 85 l o z c v ...... oz 15 83 Hexamethylenamine, U.S.P. Shellac, native, orange, 5-lbs. .lb lo z ctn s...... oz 13 Subsulphate, Sol. U.S.P. lft cb. 1b 31 Shellac, native, orange, 10-lbs. .ft 80 Sulphate U.S.P. cryst l f t cans ..lb 25 Shellac,native, orange powd.. .lb 95 H ie ra P icra ...... ft 1 00 Sulphate, D.S . P. cryst. 1 oz cv oz 12 Spruce, select...... 2 40 HolocalD, 5 grain vials ...... each 2 25 Sulphate, U .S . P .dried l-lbctns.lb 28 A w , I n /"I 4 4- T T Cj I 1 Tamarac, tru e...... ft 2 00 Homatroplne, & Ammonia Cit U.S.P. Thus (white turpentine)...... ft 30 Hydrobromide, U.S.P. 5 gr lft ca n s...... ft 1 24 ft 4 80 vials...... ea 40 J£ft cans...... lb 1 42 Tragacanth 2d flake...... ft 4 30 U.S.P. 15 gr vials ...... ea 90 1 oz c v ...... oz 18 & Quinine Cit U.S.P. lib cb ...... ft 5 02 Tragacanth, sorts...... 1 50 Honey, Strained, 1- ft. cb incl ... lb 38 Tragacanth, pow d...... It 2 50 M -lb c b ...... ft 6 35 Hops ozs ...... lb 66 1 oz c v ...... oz 42 Hair Cap Moss, pressed ozs...... ft 45 Ozs. L. P...... Ib 85 Quin & Strych Cit lft cb ...... ft 5 67 Hair Cap Moss, g rd ...... 1b 20 L. P. 2 o z ...... doz 2 fO M-1 d c b ...... lb 6 00 L. P. 3 oz...... doz* 3 00 1 oz c v ...... oz *6 Hartshorn Shavings,...... ft 30 M-lbL. P...... ft 65 & Strychnine Cit 1 oz c v ...... oz 24 H e lm ito i,...... oz 63 M -loL P 10-lbs...... D> 60 M-lb L. P 2 5 -lb s...... ft 55 Isarol, Is ...... ft 2 00 Calif. T. P. « s ...... doz 1 20 Hemo-Gallol, i Isinglass, American...... 1b 140 Tablets, 4-gr. 100s...... ea <40 Hulls, W alnut...... ft 25 Hydrogen, Perox. Mallinckrodt’s U.S.P. Jobs T e a r s ...... ft 20 H erb s, Agrimony, pressed, ozs.. .lb 60 One-Quarter Pounds K al-F os 1-lb ctns...... doz 4 00 Agrimony, powd...... ft 30 Gross lo ts ...... gro 12 25 Bellwort, pressed, ozs...... 1b 60 H -gross...... gro 12 50 Kamala Powdered...... lb 7 50 Boneset, pressed, ozs...... ft 65 M -gross...... gro 12 75 Boneset, powd ...... ft 30 D ozen...... doz 1 20 K a olin ...... lb 18 Bugle, bitter, pressed, ozs ...... ft 1 20 One-Half Pounds Canada Fleabane, pressed, ozs. .lb 45 Gross lots — ...... gro 18 50 Helene No. 34, 30 gram ...... tube 1 12 Catnip, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 H -gross...... gro 19 00 Catnip, pow d...... ft 25 M -gross...... gro 19 50 Kldneywort, pressed oz ...... lb 60 Celandine, garden, pressed lbs. 1b 1 00 Dozen ...... doz 1 80 Kidney wort, g rd ______ft 50 Celandine, garden, pressed,ozs 1b 1 05 One Pounds Lanum, Hydrous U.S.P. lft Centaury, Am., pressed, ozs... .lb 1 15 Gross lo t s ...... gro 31 00 can s...... i.ft 31 Chickweed. Dressed, ozs...... lb 1 60 V4-gross...... gro 32 CO Anhydrous U.S P. lft cans...i.ft 36 Chiretta, pressed, ozs...... 1b 80 M-gross...... gro 33 00 Clarry, pressed, ozs...... 1b 05 Dozen...... doz 2 85 Lard, Benzoinatad 1 cans inc .. j ft 40 Cleavers, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 5ft can in c ...... 4. lb 35 Hydrogen Peroxide, E. D. Co. C oltsfoot...... ft 25 Lead A cetate, w h ite...... ft 25 Columbine, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 Pounds “ “ “ 5-lb ...... t.ft 24 Consumption Brake, pres’d, ozs. lb 90 Gross lots...... gro 26 00 10-lb...... i.ft 23 Digitalis, p o w d ...... ft 35 H-gross...... gro 27 00 25-lb...... lb 28 Dittany, pressed, ozs...... lb 10 M -g ross...:...... •...... gro 28 00 “ “ “ pow d...... t.lb 27 Evening Primrose, pressed, ozs lb 60 Dozen...... doz 2 60 “ 5-lb... ft 20 ft Half Pounds Acetate, U.S.P. Gran 1 1b ctns.. 1b 41 Feverfew, pressed, ozs...... 85 Gross lo t s ...... gro 16 00 Acetate. U.S.P. Powd 1 ft ctns.. 1b 46 Five Finger, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 % -gross...... gro 16 50 Arsenate, paste, bbls. 600ft...... 1b 14 Frostwort, pressed, ozs...... 1b 60 M-gross...... gro 17 00 “ “ H alf bbls 400ft.. lb 14y2 Golden Rod, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 D oien...... doz 180 “ “ 1001b kegs...... ft 16 Goldthread, pressed, ozs...... ft 3 35 “ 50ft kegs...... ft 18 Gravel Plant, pressed, ozs...... 1b 45 Quarter Pounds “ “ 25ft k egs...... ft 19 Grom well, pressed, ozs...... ft 00 Gross lots...... gro 11 50 “ 12Hlbkegs__ 1b 20 >4-gross...... gro 11 75 “ 51b cans.. .. ft 23 Heartsease, pressed, ozs...... 60 M-gross...... gro 12 OO Horehound, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 “ “ lib cans...... ft 27 D ozen...... doz 1 15 1001b lots In 50ft kegs & down lc less Horsemint, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 R. D. Co, 5 p ts...... ea 100 Hyssop, pressed, ozs...... lb 50 R. D. Co. g allon s...... ea 1 50 Arsenate dry 2C0ft drums...... lb 24 Jacob’s Ladder, pressed, ozs..,. 1b 65 Arsenate dry 1001b drum s...,.lb 25' Hydroquinone, lft ctns...... lb 2 17 Arsenate dry 50ft drum ...... ;.Ib 27 Labrador Tea, pressed, ozs.... ft 50 J^ft Ctns...... ft 2 34 Arsenate dry 251b drum .. .. I.ft 28 Life Everlasting, pressed, ozs ..lb 45 1 oz c tn s...... oz 21 Arsenate dry 101b drum ...... 1b 31 Life Everlasting, po. Ex Sel.....lb 30 Arsenate dry 51b ctns...... lb 33 Life Root, pressed, ozs...... lb 45 Hypnal...... oz 1 45 Arsenate dry lft ctns...... lb 37 Life Root, grd ...... ft 20 Ich th ol. Mall lib cb ...... ft 2 15 Arsenate dry Hft ctns ...... 1b 40 Life Root, powd. Ex Sel...... ft 35 1001b lots in 50ft drums & down lc less Lobelia, pressed, ozs...... 1 20 cb ...... ft 2 45 Lobelia, g rd ...... 1b l o z c v ...... oz 25 Nitrate, pure cryst 1-lb. cnts l.lb 60 65 Nitrate, pure cryst. % ft ctns..lb 72 Lobelia, pow d...... 65 Ichthyol, Merck...... ft 5 50 Sub-Acetate, Sol U.S.P. Malden Hair, pressed, ozs____ ft 55 l o z c v ...... oz 40 (Goulard's Extract)l-lb.cb..ft 30 Mallow, low, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Indigo, Motherwort, pressed, ozs...... lb 55 Leaded Bordo Is ...... ft 37 Mountain Mint, pressed, ozs.., B e n g a l...... ft 3 50 ..lb 50 S. P. M ad ras...... ft 1 50 Leaves, Aconite, pressed, ozs... 1. lb 1 35 Pennyroyal, pressed, ozs...... lb 45 Aconite, Allen’s...... i lb 1 25 ft 30 Iodine, Resublimed, U.S.P. lib Aconite, powd...... 1b 85 Peppermint, powd...... ft 40 g sb ...... ft 4 9o Adder’s Tongue, pressed, ozs.i. 1b 60 Pipsissewa, powd...... ft 35 M lb gsb...... ft 5 40 Angelica, pressed, ozs...... j . ft 60 Pulsatilla, pressed, ozs...... ft 2 15 lo z g sv ...... oz 44 Arbor Vitee, pressed, ozs ...... ' £0 45 Ragweed, pressed, ozs...... ft Iodoform, powd U.S.P. 1 lb c b . . f t 6 38 Balmony, pressed,...... ozs.... 1b 75 Rue, pressed, o z ...... ft 90 c b ...... ft 6 68 Balmony, powd...... ft 80 Sheep Sorrell, pressed, oz ...... ft 70 1 oz C v ...... oz 51 Balm ony, po. Ex Sel...... i . f t 35 Smartweed. powd. Ex Sel...... ft 25 Bay, bulk ...... 1b 20 Soapwort, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Iron, Bromide 1 ft gsb ...... ft 1 50 Bay, pressed, lbs...... ft 45 Stramonium ...... ft 35 Bromide, 1 oz gsv ...... oz 23 Bay, pressed., ozs...... ,.lb 50 Sweet Basil, pressed, ozs...... ft 95 Carbonate, precip itated ...... ft 18 Bay, powd. Ex Sel...... i .ft 30 Tansy, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Carbonate Mass U.S.P. 1 oz jars' Beech,pressed, ozs...... f.lb 4o Tansy, powd ...... ft 25 ...... oz 10 Belladonna, pressed, ozs...... j . lb 80 Thimbleweed, pressed, ozs___ ft 45 Dry powd 1 ft cans...... lb 50 Belladonna, bulk ...... ft 40 Chloride lumps. U.S.P. Mft c b .. ft 64 Belladonna, g rd ...... 1b 45 Vervain, powd...... >. ft 25 Chloride Sol U.S.P for Tinct Belladonna, powd ...... ft 45 Wall Pellitory, pressed, oz*.... i« 1 pt c b ...... pt 34 Benne, pressed, ozs...... *» 61 6 OMAHA DRUGGIST

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Leaves, Borage, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 50 Lemon Peel,...... Ib 20 M an n a, Small flake...... lb 80 Buchu, lon g...... lb 4 00 Lettuce, Garden, pressed ozs___tt> 86 M arble D u s t ,...... lb 05 Buchu, short...... lb 160 Lettuce, Wild, pressed ozs...... ft 1 00 B b ls ...... ft 03 Buchu, short, g rd ...... B> 1 65 Lice Killer, Richardson’s Marjoram, pressed, ozs...... ft 65 Buohu, short, powd...... ft 1 65 G als...... doz 14 00 Matches, Safety 5-gro. 1 00__ gro 1 05 Buchu, short, pressed, ozs ...... lb 2 85 V4-Gals...... I...... doz 7 50 Red Cross, 5 gr 1.05...... gross 110 Butternut, pressed, ozs...... lb 50 Q ts...... doz 4 50 M azola, gals. 6s...... case 11 00 Chestnut, pressed, ozs...... lb 45 Lim e, C arbolated,...... lb 10 “ pts. 24s...... case 6 60 Olcuta, pressed, ozs ...... lb 40 Coca, pressed, ozs...... lb 130 Chlorinated, large ...... doz 1 75 M enthol, cryst 1 oz c v ...... oz 49 Coca, g rd ...... lb ICO Chlorinated, m ed ...... doz 1 00 Crystals lib cb ...... lb 6 10 Coltsfoot, pressed, ozs...... lb 55 Chlorinated, sml...... doz 60 Crystals J^ft cb ...... ft 6 45 Large cases, 50 cans ...... case 6 25 Coltsfoot, powd...... lb 85 M ercury, Dist lft c b ...... lb 1 15 Oonium, pressed, ozs...... lb 65 Med. cases, 100 cans...... case 6 75 Small cases, 200 cans...... case 7 76 Dist 51b c b ...... ft 1 10 Conium, A llen’s ...... lb 2 00 Redist U .S.P. lft c b ...... ft 1 50 Conium, p ow dered ...... Ib 35 Chlorinated, 5-lb cans ...... lb 14 Chlorinated, 10-lb cans...... lb 13 Bisulphate pure 1 oz c v ...... oz 19 Damiana, pressed, lb s ...... ft 60 Chlorinated 3C0-drums...... Ib 06 Iodide red U.S.P. lft cb ...... 1b i 67 Damiana, pressed, ozs...... lb 65 Sulphurated, l o z c v ...... oz 13 Iodide red U.S.P. 1 oz. cv ...... oz 38 Damiana, grd ...... lb 30 Iodide yellow U.S.P. lozcv. ..oz 37 Damiana, powd...... Ib 30 Lime Sulphur Dry 1 - lb ...... lb 23 Oleate, 10# 1 ib pars...... lb 1 35 D igitalis...... lb 25 Oleate, 10# 1 oz ja r s ...... oz 18 Digitalis pressed, ozs...... lb 65 5 -lb s ...... lb 19 Digitalis, Allen’s, Eng...... lb 1 50 Lime and Sulphur Solution Oxide yellow U.S.P. Mft cb...... 1b 2 94 Digitalis, grd ...... lb 30 Barrels___ $2.50 ...... gal 26 Oxycyanide, 1 oz c v ...... oz 50 Digitalis, powd...... lb 30 H-Barrels 1.75 ...... gal 28 Subsulphate,[1 oz. cv ...... oz 25 5-gal cans incl,...... gal 85 Succinate l o z c v ...... oz 65 Eucalyptus, pressed, ozs...... lb 50 1-gal cans iu cl...... gal 95 Eucalyptus, grd ...... ft 25 Sulphide black l o z c v ...... oz 25 ',-#al cans incl...... gal 1 05 With Chalk U-S.P. 34® bxs ...... 1b 97 Ground Pine, pressed, ozs...... lb 60 M-gal cans incl...... gal 1 35 M esotan...... oz 90 Hardback, pressed, ozs...... lb 95 L inim ent, Camphor In cl...... pt 90 Metlianol, 9 $ ...... gal 1 25 Hemlock, pressed, ozs...... lb 105 *• ! ...... gal 5 80 Henbane, pressed, ozs...... lb 80 Methanol, Pure, incl...... gal 1 95 “ Chloroform Incl...... pt 90 Methanol. Pure, t-gal. incl... gal 1 90 Henbane, grd ...... lb 45 “ ‘ In cl...... gal 5 60 Henbane, powdered...... lb 45 “ Soap Incl...... p t 80 M ethyl, Salicylate lft cb in cl. .lb 75 Henbane, Allen’s ...... lb 2 00 “ “ •’ ...... gal 4 £0 Methyl, Salicylate 6)4 lb,cbincllb 55 H e n n a ...... ft 35 Lipoidine, tabl. 2fs ...... doz 9 20 Methyl, Salicylate, 1 oz cv ...... oz 10 Henna, ozs...... lb 70 Liq-C resoiis Co. U.S.P. lib cb ..... lb 44 M etol, 1 oz c v ...... oz 55 Henna powdered...... lb 40 5ft c b ...... 1...... lb 85 M ig ra in in ...... or 2 00 Horse Radish, pressed, ozs...... lb 40 1 gal can inc..^ ...... gal 2 40 Hound’s Tongue, pressed, ozs..lb 70 Lithium, Benzoate 1 ozctns ...... os 20 Milk, Cond. Eagle...... doz 2 60 Bromide lib gsb...... ft 2 60 4 dozen cases...... case 9 80 .Taborandl. pressed ozs...... lb 1 CO 2 d"ien cases...... case 5 00 Jaborandl, powd...... lb 55 ^£ft gsb...... L...... lb 3 10 1 oz g s v ...... J...... oz 30 W ideman’s G oats...... doz 2 75 i^aurei, pressed, ozs...... lb 50 Carbonate U.S.P. 1 oz ctns...... oz 21 Wideman’s Goats, 2 doz. cases .ea 5,40 Laurel, powd...... lb 20 Citrate gran or powd U.S.P. Morphine, Acetate, H-oz. vials..os 8 85 Lettuce, wild, pressed, ozs \ See i ctn s...... lb 2 54 Hydrochloride, U.S.P.H-oz. Lettuce, garden, pressed.. "I Lettuce f 1 oz ctn s...... oz 21 vials...... oz 9 00 Lovage, pressed, ozs...... lb 1 10 Salicylate N.F. Sulphate, U.S.P. Hs in oz bxs. oz 9 00 lungwort, pressed, ozs...... Ib 140 Mft c b ...... Ib 2 10 Sulphate, %s in 2V*-oz. boxes...oz 8 92 Lungwort, po. Ex Sel...... Ib 1 00 1 oz c v ...... oz 22 Sulphate, oz. vials or tins...... oz 8 25 Marshmallow, pressed, ozs...... It 70 Lodestone ...... Ib 45 “ 10 oz lots 5c less per oz. Matico, pressed, ozs...... lb 60 Lodestone. powd...... Ib 50 “ 25 oz lots 10c less per oz. Matico, powd...... lb 30 Lozenges, Licorice, b u lk ...... Ib 55 Valerate, powd ^oz vials...... oz 19 50 Meadow Fern, pressed, ozs...... lb 45 Licorice. 5-lb boxes...... lb 60 Moss, Iceland...... 1b 25 Mugwort, pressed, ozs...... lb 2 25 Luminal. H-ozs ...... Oz 6 90 Irish, extra select...... 1b 25 Mullein, pressed, ozs...... lb 50 Luminal. Tabl 1M> gr. 50s...... ea 1 25 Luminal, Tabl. % tir. 100s...... ea 67 Musk, Canton, 1-o.z tins ...... oz 55 P atch ouly...... lb 1 20 Luminal and Soda po. V2 ozs. ..oz 6 90 Tonquin, Grains...... Dr 8 25 Peach, pressed, ozs...... Ib 45 Lunar Caustic, U.S.P. 1 o z c v ....o z 78 Mustard, Colm&n’s, Durham, 6 lb. Peppermint, pressed, ozs...... lb 95 “ No. 2-87%...... oz . 58 cans...... ft 79 Pitcher Plant, pressed, ozs...... lb 45 Lung: Moss pressed ozs...... Ib 40 A. W. & Co. Ex Sel po. 1-lb can. ft *5 Poison Oak, pressed, ozs...... ft> 70 L y cop od iu m ...... lb 5 25 H aj a, 5-lb. can s...... 1b 34 Poppy, pressed, ozs...... ft 105 Lye, Lewis, 4 doz. case ...... case 5 30 Yellow, bulk.6 lbs. .32...... 1b 34 Princes Pine, pressed, ozs...... lb 65 “ “ ...... ; ...... dez 1 35 Privet, pressed, ozs...... lb 150 Napthaline, Balls...... 1b 20 Lye, Merry War, 4-doz. case, case 4 95 F lakes...... 1b 20 R osem ary...... lb 25 1 35 M erry W ar...... doz Neosaivarsan Sage. Domestic, ozs...... lb 70 M ace...... lb 55 Sage, Domestic loose pres, k s .. lb 40 60 I 0.15 ...... pkg. 60 P ow d...... i ...... lb I I 0.3 ...... p k g . 80 Sage, Greek, pressed, ozs...... Ib 55 50 Sage, Italian, ground...... lb 40 M adder, D u tch...... Ib I I I 0.45 ...... pkg. 1 00 5 -lb s ...... lb 48 I V 0.6 ...... pkg. 1 10 Sage, Italian,powd ...... B> 40 47 Sage, Mountain pressed, ozs.. ,1b 70 10-lbs...... Ib V 0.75...... pkg. 1 35 Savin, pressed, lb s...... lb 40 M agnesium, V I 0.9 ...... pkg. 1.60 Savin, pressed, ozs...... lb 45 Carbonate. 1-oz papers Tech— lb 33 X ...... 1.5 ...... pkg. 2.40 Carbonate, 2-oz papers. T ech.. lb 31 Nicotine, H oz cv ...... oz 3 CO Savin, powdered...... lb 20 30 Scullcap, pressed, ozs...... lb I 25 Carbonate, 4-oz papers Tech..lb N irvanin 10-gr. vials...... ea 25 Carbonate, U.S.P., 2-oz...... Ib 33 Scullcap, powd...... lb 65 35 Novarsenbenzol .6 ...... Dkg 3 50 Senna, Tinn. L. P. ozs...... lb 60 Carbonate. U.S.P.. 1-oz...... lb Carbonated powd Tech ...... lb 29 N ovasp irin...... oz 1 90 Senna, Tinnevella, pressed,ozs Ib 60 Carbonate, Tech powd Senna, Tinnevella, 5 lbs., 28 __ lb 30 27 Novocain, 5 gram vials...... each 1 00 Senna, c u t...... ft 30 101b...... ft 24 Novacain Suprarenin Tabl E.tube 30 Senna, Tinnevella. powd...... lb 30 23 Sourwood, grd ...... Ib 20 2;Mb ...... ft Numoquin, Hydrochloride 5°lb ...... Ib 22 14-oz v ia ls ...... oz 13 25 Spearmint, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 20 Squaw Vine, pressed, ozs...... lb 70 75Ib bb ls...... ft Vs-oz v ia ls...... , — oz 13 50 Carbonate Tech Po. 1s K&M . f t 30 N utgalls, A lepp o...... lb 45 Squaw V ine, g rd ...... lb 45 Carbonate. Po U.S.P. Is K&M..lb 32 Stram onium ...... lb 30 60 Aleppo, crushed...... 1b 50 Stramonium, pressed, ozs...... lb 70 Carbonate small sa K&M...... 1b Aleppo, grd ...... lb 50 Masrma K&M lft ctn s...... ft 1 00 Stramonium, g rd ...... lb 85 28 Aleppo, pow d...... Ib 50 Stramonium, pow d...... lb 35 Metal, powd 1 (17, c a n s ...... oz Oxide LightU SlP. K&M I s ....ft 85 N utm egs...... lb 40 St ramonium, po. Ex Sel ...... Ib 55 TTeavv. TJ.kp K&M Is., .ft 9T Nutmegs, powd...... 1b 45 •3'irnmer Savory, pressed, ozs.. lb 65 .‘0 Summer'avory, po. Ex Sel — Ib 40 O-vlde, LieM T 0Cli K&M I s .... Ib Nuts, Oxide. Light U.S P P&W 1s....Ib 95 Areca. powd...... 1b TO '1 h-me, pressed, ozs...... lb 55 Oxide. Heavy TT.fl.p. P&W Is...ft 9' Areca. powd. 5-lb...... 1b 29 Thvine, powd ...... ft 30 Oxide.HeavyU.S.P. P&W ]4, (b cansft 1 01 Areca. powd. 10-lb...... 1b 28 TT va ITrsi ...... lb 20 Sulphate, H.P cryst 1ft ctns ..ft 32 Areca, powd. 25-ft...... 1b 27 U va Ursi, pressed, lbs ...... lb 40 Manganese, Black Oxide, 85# Areca, powd. 50-ft...... ft 26 Uva Ursi, pressed, ozs...... lb 45 11b* ...... ft 20 Areca, powd,, 100 lbs...... ft 25 IT va ITrsi, pow d...... lb 20 5ft...... ft 18 Kola, grd...... lb 25 Uva Ursi, powd. Ex. S el...... lb 30 in ft...... lb 17 Kola, powd...... 1b 25 Vervain, pressed, ozs...... lb 55 251b...... ft 16l/j Wintergreen, pressed, ozs...... lb 60 r»o ft ... I...... lb 16 Nux V o m K a ...... lb 2?> Wood Betony. pressed, I s ...... lb 1 70 Hyp jphocphite. N.F, K ftcb,..ft 3 80 P ow dered...... lb 30 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS ETC. Cout. DRUUS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. Oakum B ulk...... Ib 30 Oil O il, Surge t.s, 1-lb pkgs...... lb 60 Lard, W. S., E xtra...... gal 1 10 Sassafras artificial.5-lbs. 1.00..lb 1 05 “ “ “ 5 gal...... gal 1 05 S avin...... lb 8 25 Oils, Essential Bulk prices Seneka...... lb 30 Extra charge for bottles. Lard, W. S. Extra, 10-gal...... gal 1 05 Lard, Extra No. 1...... gal 90 Skunk, comp...... lb 50 1-lb...... ft 10 Skunk, pure ...... 1b 80 ys- l b ...... lb 15 “ “ “ 5 gal...... gal 85 Laurel, expressed ...... 1b 2 75 Spearmint...... : ...... ft 0 75 K -lb ...... ft 25 Sperm ...... gal 2 50 * - l b ...... ft 50 Lavender Flowers...... 1b 8 15 Sperm, 5 g a l...... gal 2 40 1 -oz...... ft 1 00 Lavender, Garden, Im it...... ft 90 Lemon, Sanderson’s ...... ft 1 85 Spike., gal 1 76...... lb 30 L e m o n ,...... ft 1 75 Stone, black, comp, gal 1.75__ lb 30 Oil, Almonds, bitter True ...... oz 1 00 Stone, w hite...... ft 80 Almonds, bitter. Artificial...... lb 2 00 Lemon Grass...... ft 175 Sweet, bottles, 60 to gal...... doz 90 Almonds, sweet, T rue ...... lb 1 00 Lim es...... ft 1 50 Sweet, bottles, 50 to gal...... doz 110 Almonds, swt., ’‘Peach Kernel”lb 80 Linseed, b o ile d ___bbl 92___ gal 102 Sweet, bottles. 40 to gal...... doz 1 25 Amber, cru d e, ...... lb 2 00 Linseed, raw ...... bbl 90___gal 1 00 Sweet, bottles, 30 to gal...... doz 1 85 Amber, rectified...... lb 2 25 5-gal lots, incl. 20c higher Sweet, bottles, 20 to gal...... doz 2 35 Angelica, Rt...... oz 5 25 Oil Lubricating Sweet, bottles. 16 to gal...... doz 2 70 Anise Star,...... ft 1 10 Sweet, bottles, 8 to gal...... do* 5 25 Haja Auto, Igt___bbl 41 ..gal 47 B alm ...... oz 70 Tansy, pure...... lb 10 40 Bay Leaves, true, ...... ft i 20 ‘ Haja Auto, med __bbl 45 ..gal 51 Haja Auto, hvy ..bbl 49 ..gal 55 T a r ...... 5-gal. 75___ gal. 80 ft 20 B enn e...... gal 2 80 T h u ja ...... ft 3 00 Bergam ot...... 1b 7 40 HajaCastor, mch.bbl 44 ..gal 50 Haja Cylinder___bbl 44 ..gal 60 Thyme, Red...... 1b 2 10 Birch Tar, rectified...... 1b 7 00 Thyme, white, ...... ft 2 25 B ritish ...... , ...... doz 75 Haja Engine...... bbl 34 ..gal 40 Haja Gas Engine .bbl 49 ..gal 55 Turpentine, ret.M ck’s Mb cb incl lb 55 Oade, (Juniper T ar)...... ft 1 35 Haja Separator., .bbl 2tJ ..gal 32 V ervain...... oz 75 O a jep u t...... ft 120 Summer Black, ..bbl 16 gal 30 Whale, winter bleached...... gal 160 C alam us...... oz 75 M ace, ethereal...... oz *0 Whale, winter bleached. 5-gal gal 1 50 Camphor, rectified ...... ft 80 Mace, expressed...... oz 20 Wine, e th e re a l...... oz 32 Camphorated, 1 gal. incl...... gal 6 00 M arjoram ...... oz 80 Wine, h e a v y ...... oz 48 “ 1 lb incl...... ft 1 00 Mineral, White Russian...... gal 4 00 Wintergreen Leaves, true ____ ft 8 50 C apsicum ...... lb 5 25 Mineral, W hite D om estic...... gal 1 75 Wintergreen (Sweet Birch)__ ft 4 35 Caraway, *eed, Dutch ...... lb 3 15 M u llein ...... oz 38 Wintergreen, Synthetic inc..... ft 75 Cardamom. Ceylon ...... oz 2 00 Mustard, A r t ,...... ft 5 00 Wintergreen. 6}£ lb bots incl ea 55 Cassia pure...... lb 2 00 Mustard, essential, true, . ..oz 2 10 Wormseed, B altim ore...... ft 4 40 Oaator, cases 1-5. in c ...... — , gal 1 25 Mustard, expressed...... gal 2 25 Wormwood, pure,...... ft 20 00 Castor, 2-gal inc...... gal 1 45 M yrbane.. ,101b 30 5 1b 33...... lb 35 Ylang Ylang...... o* 3 50 Castor in c ...... gal 155 Neatsfoot, pure...... gal 1 00 Ointment, Belladonna lft “ 5-gal...... gal 95 ca n s'in c...... 1b 1 60 Castor, 60 to gal...... doz 1 00 Neatsfoot, No. 1...... gal 90 Castor, 50 to gal...... do* 120 85 Benzoated Lard lft cans inc __ ft 50 5 gal...... gal Benzoated Lard 5 l b ...... ft 45 Castor, 40 to gal...... do* 1 40 Neroli, Petit Grain,...... oz 60 Castor, 30 to gal...... do* 2 00 Neroli, S y n th ...... oz 2 00 Carbolic A cid lft cans in c...... ft 100 Castor, 20 to gal...... doz 2 60 Neutral...... gal 50 Citrine (nit mercury) lft Castor, 16 to gal...... •...... doz 3 00 Nutmegs, essential...... ft 2 00 jars in c...... 1b 83 Castor. 8 to gal...... doz 5 50 Olive, A rcadia, 5-gal can s___gal 4 60 D iachylon lft cans in c ...... ft 1 50 Cedar.(com’l compound) 71b. 651b 75 Olive, Beaufort, 1-gal cans., .gal 00 Iodine lft cans in c ...... ft 190 Cedar Leaf, pure...... lb 8 00 Olive, Calif. Mission, L ge ___doz 11 00 Todoform lib cans inc ...... lb 175 Cedar W ood...... lb 103 Olive, Ca'if. Mission. Med__ doz 5 50 Mercurial, 30# M. lft cans inc..lb 83 Cedrat...... oz 50 Olive, Calif. Mission. Sml...... doz 3 00 Mercurial ^-M lft cans inc.... ft 1(7 Celery...... oz 2 00 Olive, Calif. Mission, gals___gal 5.00 Mercury, Am. (white precip) Chamomile, Roman...... o* 3 50 Olive, Haja, sm all...... doz. 3 25 lft cans inc ...... ft 1 fO Cinnamon, Ceylon...... oz 2 00 Olive, Haia, medium ...... doz 5 75 Mercury, Oxide, red (red precip) Cltronella, C eylon...... lb 70 Olive, Haja, large...... doz 11 00 lft cans inc ...... 1b 1 25 Olive, Haja, 5-gal cans...... gal 5 40 Rose Water IT. S. P. lib cans Cloves...... lb 2 35 in c ...... lb 2 10 O ocoanut...... lb 40 Olive, Haja, gals...... gal 5 50 5 00 Salicylic Acid lft cans Inc.. __ lb 85 Codliver. N or...... gal 1 65 Olive, Haja, ^-gals ...... gal Sulphur lft can inc...... 1b 1 05 Codliver, Nor, 5-gal...... gal 1 55 Olive, Haja, M-gals...... gal 5 75 C odliver Nor. P t s ...... d o z 4 00 Olive, Malaga yellow ...... gal 2 75 Zinc Oxide, Benz lft cans in c ... ft 60 Codliver, N.F. 5-gal. 1 20...... gal 1 25 Olive, Malagayellow,5-gal...gal 2 70 Oleo Resin Capsicum ...... oz 40 Olive Pompeian, gals...... gal 5 00 C ologne...... oz 75 Olive Pompeian, Yu- g a l...... gal 5 10 “ G inger...... oz 90 C op a ib a,...... lb 1 35 Olive Pompeian, qts— *. __ gal 6 20 Orange Apples ...... ft lft Coriander...... oz 1 40 O live Pompeian, p ts...... gal 5 40 Peel, bitter, ground...... ft 26 Cotton Seed, Yellow ...... gal 105 Olive Pompeian, !4-pts ...... gal 5 70 Peel Bitter Powd ...... ft 25 “ •« “ 5 gal...... gal 100 Less than 6-gal. lots, 5% advance. Peel, Bitter, po. Ex Sel...... 1b 45 Croton, ...... ft 2 00 Olive, Rion 5-gal cans...... gal 4 40 Peel, sweet, ground...... ft 25 C ru d e ,...... gal 35 Olive,Rion Imp. gal bottle ...gal 4 50 “ “ Powd...... ft 25 C u b ebs,...... 1b 10 10 Olive. Rion Imp, Vi-gal bottle gal 4 60 Orpiment, Yellow. See Arsenic Cumin...... oz 80 Olive, Rion Imp, M-gal bottle gai 4 75 Sulphide. Cypress, ...... oz 90 Olive, Rion Imp. large size, .doz 9 00 Olive, Rion Imp. med. size__ doz 5 00 Orphol, Von Heyden...... oz 80 E rigeron...... lb 6 00 Olive, Rion Imp. sml size...... doz 2 75 Eucalyptus ...... lb 1 16 Olive. Spanish, 5-gal cans___gal 5 00 O rth o fo rm ...... oz 3 76 Fennel Seed ...... lb 3 10 O live1 Spanish, 6-gal ca n s___gal 4 80 Ovariin, powd 1 oz c v ...... oz 1 85 Fish, straits...... gal 85 Orange, bitter, hand pressed... 1b 3 50 Orange, sweet, hand pressed, Pantopon, Tabl 1-6-gr. 20s...... ea 50 Fish, straits, 5 gal...... gal 80 ...... lb 4 50 Paraffin, refined, (See Wax) Fish, straits, 10 g a l ...... gal 75 Origanum, com p.N o. 2.7 ft 30..lb 40 Paraldehyde, U.S.P. lft cb...... ft 1 30 Floor, bbls. inc...... gal 37 Origanum, red, French comp. ..lb 150 “ H-bbl. incl...... gal 40 Palm...... ft 50 P arathesin ...... oz 2 35 “ 10-gal. I n c l...... --gal 62 Parafine, ...... gal 35 Parawax (See Wax) “ 6-gal. incl...... gal 67 Paraflne, bbl...... gal 26 “ 1-gal in ci...... gal 82 Parinol, pts...... doz. 7 20 Parafine, 10 gal. inc ...... gal 36 “ op ts...... each 2 75 Fusel. Purified...... lb 1 50 P atchouly...... oz 1 25 “ ga ls...... each 4 00 Geranium Rose. Alg...... ft 6 65 Peanut qts. A.rmstrong’s ....doz 8 CO G in g e r...... oz 75 Pennyroyal...... ft 3 (0 ParisHreen, S.S.F. Arsenic keg .. 1b 30 Golden R od ...... oz 50 Pepper, black ...... oz 183 100-ft kegs...... 1b 32 Harlem Claas, T illy ...... doz 125 Pepperm int...... lb 3 65 14, 28 and 56-lb kits...... 1b 33 Harlem “ Tilly ...... gro 14 25 Pimento (Allspice)...... 1b 4 50 2 and 5-lb paper boxes...... 1b 34 Harlem Oil, Merrell’s ...... doz 64 Pine 1 gal in c l...... gal 2 00 1-lb paper boxes...... lb 36 “ •* ...... gro. 6 51 Pine N eedles...... ft 3 75 % -lb paper boxes...... ft 38 T illy G .M ...... doz 75 Plnus P u m ilio ...... oz 65 Hk-lb paper boxes ...... ft 40 “ “ Tilly 6 doz...... gro 8 00 Plnus Sylvestris ...... ft 3 75 100 lb. lots and over 2c less “ •» Tilly. 12 doz ...... gro 7 50 P o p p y ...... ft 50 Pastilles, Fumigating, black ...... ft 70 Harlem, Suffolk...... doz 40 Rhodium, No. 3 (Compound).. .oz 40 Fumigating, red ...... ft 75 Harlem, Suffolk ...... gro 4 50 Rhodium. No. 1 (Compound).. .oz 75 Rose, artificial...... oz 4 00 Felleterine. Tannate, U.S.P. Hemlock, pure...... lb 190 15 gr v ials...... each 65 Hemlock, com l___8ft 65...... 1b 75 Rosemary, flowers,...... 1b 1 35 Henbane, co ct...... 1 35 R ue...... oz 60 Pepper, black, Singapore...... 1b 20 H orsem int...... oz 44 Sage...... oz 75 Black, powdered...... ft 25 Horseradish...... oz 1 ftO Sandal Wood, EnglishE.l...... 1b 9 75 Black, po. A. W. & Oo. Ex S e l.. .lb 40 Juniper Berries...... lb 4 30 Sandal Wood, GermanWI...... 1b 6 30 W hite...... 1b 35 Juniper Wood (Compound)... ,1b 120 Sassafras, Natural ...... ft 2 00 White, powd...... 1b 40 8 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. Petrolatum. Potassium Resorcin, Crystals, U.S.P. Amber, 1-lb cans...... ft 35 A cetate U.S.P. lft c b ...... ft 80 ft i 30 “ l-lb c a n s ...... doz 4 00 A cetate U.S. P. J^ft cb ...... ft 1 10 .0 7 , 28 “ 5-lb caus...... ft 21 Arsenite Sol. Fowlers, lft cb....ft 31 1 oz c v ...... OZ 28 10-lb cans...... ft 19 Arsenite Sol. Fowlers, 1 gal cbgal 2 00 26-lb can s...... ft 18 B icarb cryst U.S.P. lib ctn s___ft 33 Root, Abscess, pressed, lbs...... ft 65 50-lb ca n s...... ft 17 Bicarb Gran U.S.P. lft ctns...... ft 53 Abscess, pressed, ozs...... ft 70 “ 100-lb crn s...... ft 16 Bicarb, gran. U,S.P. J^ft ctn.. . f t 45 Aconite, pressed, ozs...... ft 95 Carbolaied, 1-lb cans...... f t 40 Bichromate cryst ...... ft 30 Aconite, g r d ...... ft 65 “ l-lb cans...... doz 4 50 Bichromate cryst ft cb ...... ft 54 Aconite, powd ...... ft 55 «• 5-lb ca n s...... ft 25 Bichrom ate cryst 1 oz c v ...... ft 10 Alkanet (anchusa)...... ft 40 Alkanet, pressed, lbs...... 75 •• 10-lb can s...... ft 22 Bromide Gran U.S.P. 5ft bxs....ft 38 ft Cream W hite, l-lb cans...... ft 50 Alkanet, pressed, ozs...... ft eo lft b x s...... ft 42 Alkanet, powd...... f t 45 “ •• 5-lb Gins...... ft 40 Carb U.S.P. lft can s...... ft 40 “ “ 10-!b c a n s ...... ft 37 Angelica, pressed, lbs...... ft 70 *■ 5ft cans ...... ft 37 Angelica, pressed, ozs...... ft 75 Snow White, t-lb cans...... ft 55 Carb C.P. Anhyd lft cans...... ft 70 5-lb cans...... ft 45 Angelica, g rd ...... ft 40 Chlorate cryst...... ft 30 Angelica, powd...... ft 40 ■ * *■ 10-lb cans...... ft 42 Chlorate Gran...... ft 45 Veterinary, l-lb cans...... ft 15 Arnica, pressed, ozs ...... ft 1 80 Chlorate powd...... 1b 30 Avens, pressed, lbs...... ft 45 5-lb cans ...... ® 12 Chloride Pure 1 ft ctns...... ft 35 “ 10-Lb can s...... ft 11 Chloride, pure M-ft ctns...... ft 47 Bearsfoot. pressed, lbs...... ft 55 “ 2.'>-lb ca n s...... ft 10 Chloroplatinate 15 gr vials...... ea 2 50 Belladonna, pressed, ozs...... ft 90 “ 50-lb cans...... ft 09 Citrate U.S.P. lft ca n s...... 1b 1 06 Belladonna, powd...... ft 60 08 “ 100-lb can s...... Citrate, U.S.P. M-ft cans...... ft 1 20 Berberis Aquif. pressed, ozs... .ft 65 Plain, 3-oz,...... doz 70 Hypophosphite U.S P. lib c b ... ft 1 90 Berberis Aquif, g rd ...... ft 35 “ M-gross — • ...... gro 7 75 Iodide U.S.P- cryst 5ft bxs...... ft 3 19 Beth, pressed, ozs...... ft 70 “ *-gro&s...... gro 7 50 lib bxs ...... ft 3 44 ft 35 “ l gross...... g'O 7 25 J4-lb b oxes...... ft 3 62 Beth, powd...... ft 35 Plain, i - o > .d oz t 00 Iodide U.S.P. ran 51b bxs...... 1b 8 19 Bistort, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 80 lA -gross...... gro 11 00 lft b x s...... ft 3 44 Bitter, p o w d ...... • ft 75 •• W -gru*,...... gro 10 75 M -lb boxes...... ft 3 62 Bitter, powd. Ex Sel...... ft t-5 I s'M -s...... -..§ ro 10 5J Permang U.S.P. cryst Blackberry, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 Campliot ateii. -oz ...... doz 90 lft cans ...... ft 70 Blackberry, powd...... ft 20 9 50 H-gross ...... gro 1 oz c v ...... oz 15 Blackberry, po. Ex Sel...... ft 35 9 25 * -gross...... gro Prussiate Red cryst lft. can s.. ft 55 Blazing Star, pressed, oz ...... ft 1 90 “ 1 gross...... gro 9 00 Prussiate Vellow cryst...... ft 50 Blood, pressed, lb s ...... ft 65 Camphorated, 4 o z ...... doz 1 35 Pyrosulphite Gran * oz c v __ oz 20 35 M -gross...... gro 14 50 Sulphocarbolate 1-oz ctns...... oz 15 Blue Flag, pressed, ozs ...... ■ ft 1 05 V^-gross...... gro 14 25 Sulphoconate, pure 1 lb cb ...... ft 2 50 1 gross...... gro 14 00 Blue Flag, powd ...... ft 65 P otato Spray, Kogers...... ft 50 Blue Flag, po. Ex Sel...... ft 80 “ P ounds...... ft 65 P ow der, 80 Bryonia,'pressed, ozs ...... ft 60 Oarbolated, 2-oz...... doz A rom atic...... ft 45 “• L4 -g ro ss...... gro 8 50 Bryonia, grd ...... ft 30 8 00 Chalk, arom atic...... ft 75 Buckbean, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 35 “ Vs-gross...... gro Chalk, com pound...... ft 7 75 50 Buckhorn Brake, pressed, ozs. ft 40 “ 1 g ross...... gro Composition, bulk ...... ft 85 Burdock, pressed, lbs ...... ft 60 Oarbolated, 4-oz...... doz 1 10 Composition, 2-oz packages___ft “ M -gross...... gro 12 00 95 Burdock, pressed, ozs ...... ft 65 O urry...... ft * -g r o s s ...... gro 11 75 50 Burdock, grd ...... ft 30 Dovers ltbcan ...... 1b ‘ ‘ 1 gross...... gro 11 50 3 44 Burdock, powd ...... ft 30 1 0'J Government Hog Cholera.. .bbls. Cream Wuite, 2-oz...... doz lb 07* less quantity..08* to 14 Calamus, white, peeled and split, ^j'-gro...... gro 10 50 1b 90 * -g r o — ...... gro 10 25 Insect. El Vam piro (See Patents) Insect, Haja, 100 ft kegs...... ft 50 Calamus, pow d...... ft 30 “ “ t-gro...... frro 10 00 Carpenters Square pressd ozs. .lb 50 “ ‘ • 4-oz...... doz 1 50 Insect, Haja. SO Ib k e g s ...... ft 52 Insect. Haja 25-Tb kegs...... ft 54 Cicely Sweet, pressed, ozs ...... ft 1 10 K -g r o ...... gro 16 50 Cohosh, black, pressed, ozs___ ft 55 H -g r o ...... gro 18 25 Insect, Haja 10-fl cans...... ft 60 Insect, Haja 5-1b cans...... ft 65 Cohosh, black, pow d...... ft 25 “ ,l 1 -g r o ...... gro 18 00 Cohosh, blue, pressed, ozs .. . ft 55 1 05 Insect, Haja l-lb cans...... doz 8 40 Snow White, 2-oz ...... doz Tnsect, Haja vfc-rocans...... doz 5 10 Cohosh, blue, powd ...... ft 25 l,^ -g ross...... gro 11 00 “ “ Ht-gross...... gro 10 ?5 Insect. Haja 14- ft can s...... doz 2 55 Cohosh, blue, po. Ex Sel...... ft 45 “ 1 gross...... gro 10 50 Insect, H aja 2- oz can s...... doz 1 45 Cohosh, rea, pressed, ozs...... ft 65 “ White, 4-oz ...... doz 1 60 Insect, Wild Mountain5 ft cans ft 75 Cohosh, white, pressed, lbs ___ ft 50 Colchicum, pressed, lbs ...... ft “ “ a -gross...... gro 17 50 Jalap Com p...... ft 1 50 95 Colchicum, pressed, ozs,...... 1b “ * -g r o s s — ...... gro 17 25 Licorice Co. 5-lb cans .38...... ft 40 1 00 Colchicum, powd ...... ft 65 “ “ 1 gross___ . gro 17 00 Protargol, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 25 Colchicum, po. Ex Sel...... ft 90 Phenaeetin, Bayer ...... oz 63 * -o z vials...... oz 1 35 Tablets 25s ___ ea 25 Pyoktanin, Blue, 1-oz vials,...... oz 2 50 Coltsfoot, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 T ablets 100s...... ea 75 yellow . H -oz v ia ls ...... oz 2 75 Columbo, Amer., pressed, ozs.. ,1b 50 Columbo, Amer., grd ...... ft 25 P henalgin, Po...... oz 1 10 P yram idon...... oz 1 75 Capsules...... oz 1 35 Columbo, powd ...... ft 25 Pyrox, l-lb jars...... ft 26 Comfrey, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 00 Tabs...... oz 1 10 “ 5-lb drums...... ft 23 Phenolphthaiein U.S.P- 1 oz cv.oz 28 Oomfrey, powd,...... ft 55 “ 10-lb drums ...... ft 21* Phosphorus, U.S.P. Sticks “ 25-lb arums...... _...... ft 18* Cranesbill, pressed, lbs ...... ft 55 lib cans ...... ft 1 20 ...... ft “ 50-lb pkgs...... ft 16* Cranesbill. pressed, ozs 60 J^-lb can s...... ft 1 35 “• 100-lb p k g s...... ft Cranesbill, powd ...... ft 30 1 oz cans...... o* 20 15 H Crawley, pressed, lbs ...... ft 2 30 Piehi pressed, lbs ...... ft 40 Quaking: Asp, pressed lbs...... ft 49 Pilocarpine, Quassia, chips...... ft 20 Crawley, pressed, ozs ...... ft 2 35 Hydrochloride U.S.P. cryst G ran u lated ...... ft 25 Culvers, pressed, ozs ...... Tb 70 5 gr. v ia ls...... ea 25 P ow d^ rfd ...... ft 25 Culvers, powd...... ft 35 Pine Needles...... ft 25 Q u in algen ...... oz 1 25 Dandelion, true, pressed, ozs... .ft 60 Pipe C lay...... ft 07 Quinine, Alkaloid. 1-oz vials...... oz 1 45 Dandelion, true grd ...... 1b 30 Pipe Clay. * - l b cak es...... ft 10 Bisulphaie, 1-oz vials...... oz 1 05 Dandelion, powd ...... ft 30 Pitch, Burgundy...... ft 20 Hydrobrom ide, 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 39 Dwarf Elder, pressed, lbs ...... ft 80 Pith Sassafras ...... ft 2 25 Hydrochloride. 1-oz v ials...... oz 1 39 Dwarf Elder, powd ...... ft 60 P ix o l...... oz 10 Phosphate. 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 39 Elecampane,pressed lbs... .ft 55 Plaster Paris,Dentl, 250-lb bbls.bbl 5 50 Salicylate. 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 3h ‘‘ “ l(0 1 bs...... ft 03 Sulphate, 100-oz. c a n s ...... oz 91 Elecampane, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 “ “ 50 lbs...... 1b 03* Sulphate, 50-oz. cans...... oz 92 Elcampane. g rd ...... ft 35 25 ft ...... ft 04 Sulphate, 25-oz. can s...... oz 94 Elecampane, powd...... ft 35 ...... ft 05 Sulphate, 5-oz. cans...... oz 96 Fever, pressed.ozs...... lb 50 Plaster Paris. Dental, Whites’ 6 Sulphate, 1-oz. cans... ____ oz 1 01 Five Finger, pressed, ozs ...... ft 60 q tcan s ...... ea 1 fO Sulphate. 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 04 Plaster Paris, Dental Whites’ 12 Sulphate, 4-oz. vials...... oz 1 17 G alangal...... ft 25 qt cans...... ea 2 75 Sulphate, !4-oz. vials...... oz 1 36 Galangal. pressed, lbs...... 55 Pomegranate Kind of Frni,*__ ft 30 Sulphate, *-oz vials...... oz 1 69 Galangal, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 Potassa Caustic Solution U.S.P. Sulphate. 1-16-oz. v ials...... oz 2 21 Galangal. grd ...... ft 30 ttr, ijsb ...... ft 45 Tannate. 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 1 05 Galangal, pow d...... ft 30 potassa, Caustic Sticks U.S.P. Red Precipitate, powd U.S.P. ft 20 • -lb cb ...... ft 73 lft b x s ...... ,...... ft 1 50 Gentian, pow d...... ft 20 M,lb cl)...... ft 97 34-lb b oxes...... ft 1 65 Gentian, powd, 5 lbs...... ft 19 1-oz 0 V ...... oz 10 lOfts...... ft 18 Sulphurated, pure 1 -ft cb...... ft 80 R ed Saunders...... ft 40 25 lb s ...... ft 17 Sulphurated, pure M-lh cb ...... ft 1 04 R«ain Scammony...... oz 85 “ 50 lb s ...... 16 OMAHA DRUGGIST 9

DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. R o o t B o o t Sal Gentian, For., pressed, ozs...... lb 55 Sanicle, black, pressed, ozs...... ft 95 Nitre, pure, pow d...... ft 24 Ginger, A frican...... to 25 Sanicle, white, pressed, ozs...... lb 55 Prunelle Balls, 1-lb boxes...... 1b 82 Ginger, African, pow. 10-ft. 23 lb 25 Sarsaparilla, 4m.pressed, ozs.. 1b 90 Rochelle, U.S.P. pow d...... ft 43 Ginger, Jamaica, bleached...... lb 60 Sarsaparilla, American, powd.. 1b 60 Soda...... ft 05 Ginger, Jamaica, unbleached..lb 45 Sarsaparilla, Honduras...... ft 95 Soda, 1 %-lb pks case 2.00...... doz 75 Ginger, Jamaica, grd ...... ft 50 Sarsaparilla, Honduras,ground. 1b 1 00 “ 2%-lb pkgs case 3.00...... doz 1 20 Ginger, Jamaica, powd...... lb 50 Sarsaparilla, Honduras, powd..ft 1 00 Salenal, ozs...... doz Ginger, Jam. po. Ex Sel...... ft 70 Sarsaparilla, Hond. prd. ozs— ft 1 f5 Ginseng, powd ...... ft 10 00 Sarsaparilla, Mexican, cut— ft 70 Salicin, ,1-oz. ctns U.S P ...... oz 60 Golden Seal, pressed, ozs...... lb 6 80 geneka, pressed, ozs...... 1b 165 Golden Seal, powd. oz. 50 ...... ft 6 75 Seneka, powd...... ft 1 05 Salisan, Tabl. 100s...... doz 8 00 Hellebore, Amer.. pressed, lbs. lb 55 Serpentaria, Pow d...... — ft 2 70 Salol, U.S.P. lft Ctns...... ft 1 26 Hellebore, Amer, pressed, ozs ..lb B0 Silkweed, pressed, ozs...... ft 56 J^-lb ctn s...... 1b 1 43 Hellebore, po. Am. Ex Select..ft 45 Skunk Cabbage, pressed, lbs.... ft 60 l-oz. ctns __ oz 13 Hellebore, black, pressed,ozs..lb 1 15 Skunk Cabbage, pressed, o z s... ft 65 Hellebore, black, powd...... lb 60 Skunk Cabbage, powd...... ft 40 Salt, Rock 20oIb bags ...... ea 2 15 Hellebore, white, pressed, lbs .ft 55 Snake, Button, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 Rock. 100-lb bags...... ea 115 Helli-bore, white, pressed, ozs.. ft 60 Snake Button, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Ton lots, 120.00 Hellebore, white, powd...... 1b 30 Snake, Canada, pressed, ozs__ 1b 1 10 Salts, Crab Orchard, natural...... ft 25 Hydrangea, pressed, lb s...... lb 45 Snake, Canada, powd...... ft 65 Hydrangea pressed, ozs ...... ft 50 Snake, Sampson, pressed, lbs...ft 90 Salvarsan 0.3 ...... pkge 65 Hydrangea, grd.,...... ft 25 Snake, Sampson, pressed, ozs..ft 95 “ 0.4...... pkge 80 Hydrangea, powd...... ft 25 Snake, Virginia, pressed, ozs....ft 2 15 0 .6 ...... pkge 1 20 Hydrangea, p Ex S el...... ft 25 Snake. Virginia, po. Ex Sel...... ft 3 to Salysal, Tabl 5-gr, 50s...... bot 1 00 Indian Hemp,black,pressed,lbsft 1 15 Snake. White, pressed, fts ...... ft 50 Santonin, Cryst.l-oz vis. U-S.P..oz 11 00 Indian Hemp, blk. pressed, ozs lb 1 20 Snake. White, pressed, ozs...... 1b 55 Santonin, Po, i-oz vis. U.S.P.. oz 11 (0 Indian Hemp, black, powd...... ft 75 t4on.i>wRhubarb, East India...... 1b 65 Poppy, blue...... ft 30 Rhubarb, grd ...... ft 70 Sal Poppy, wnite...... 1b 20 Rhubarb, East India, powd...... 1b 70 Epsom ...... to 0? Pumpkin...... to 30 Rhubarb, cut in cubes ...... 1b 2 60 Glauber, lump or gran ...... ft 05 Quince...... to 1 35 Rhubarb, cut in fingers...... 1b 2 85 Glauber, powd...... ft 07 Rape, English...... to 2d Rosinweed, pressed, ozs...... lb 45 Nitre, pure, small cryst...... 1b 23 Sabadilla...... lb 30 Salep, p ow d ...... 1b 1 35 Nitre, pure, gran ...... ft 22 Sabadilla, pow d ...... to 35 10 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont.

Seed, S odiu m Starch Paper, Iodized...... tube IS Stavesacre...... lb 50 Stavesacre, powd...... ft 55 Citrate gran U.S.P. lib can ....lb 112 S tea rin See Acid Stearic. Stram onium ...... lb 30 Citrate, U.S.P. Gran. M-ftcansft 1 27 Stramonium, pow d...... Tb 35 S te a r o l...... 1b 85 Stramonium, po. Ex Sel...... lb 45 Cyanide Fused II. S F. 1 oz cv..oz 15 Sunflower...... Ib 15 Ethylate Liq 1 oz gsv...... oz 25 W aterm elon...... lb 25 Fluoride lib cans ...... lb 30 St. John’s Bread (See Bread) Worm, American...... lb 30 Fluoride, bulk ...... ft S3 “ “ 5-1 bs ...... lb 29 5 -lb ...... lb 11 S ton e, Pumice, select... ft 16 10-lbs...... ft 28 10-lb...... lb 30 Worm, American, pow d...... lb 35 Pumice, 5-lb ...... 1b 15 25-lb...... ft 28 Pum ice, 10-lb ____ .. 1b 14 “ 5-lb3...1b 34 50-lb...... Ib 26 “ 10-lbs.. .lb 33 Pumice, pow d ...... ft 10 Worm, Levant...... lb 2 00 100-lb...... lb 24 Worm, Levant, grd...... lb 2 OS Glycocholate 1 oz cv ...... oz 60 Pumice, powd. 10-lb . 1b 09 Worm, Levant, powd...... lb 2 05 y8 o z c v ...... oz 85 Pumice, powd. 25-lb... ft 08 “ “ “ 5-lbs...... ft 2 00 Mft c b ...... ft 8 25 Pumice, powd, 50-lb... ft 07 “ “ 10-lbs...... lb 195 Hypophosphite U.S.P. Iftcb. ..lb 1 35 Rotten. English, powd ft 80 Seidlitz Mixture...... !b 32 M-lb c b ...... lb 1 65 1 oz c v ...... oz 21 Seidlitz M ixture, 5 l b s ...... lb 30 S tro n tiu m Hyposulphite Tech cryst...... lb 08 Bromide cryst U.S.P. lft cb....ea 65 Seidlitz Pow ders, R . D, Oo. Hyposulphite pea cryst...... ft 08 M -lb. c b ...... ft 85 108...... doz 2 75 Hyposulphite Tech. gran __ ..lb 08 3s 3 doz. for 2.50...... doz 90 1 oz c v ...... oz 15 Is ...... doz. .35...... 100 2 50 Iodide U.S.P. L a cta te lft c b ...... 1b 2 00 K s\b cb ...... ft 5 10 Senna P o d s...... lb 20 1 oz c v ...... oz 42 M -ft c b ...... Ib 224 1 oz c v ...... oz Li Silica, powd...... T...... Ib 10 Nitrate Com’l ...... lb 08 101b...... ft 07* S a licy la te l o z c v ...... oz 18 Silver, Nitrate pure Gran lft ctns.,..ft 25 Nitrate, cryst.,O.p. 1-oz cv ...... oz t'0 Nitrate, cryst. O.P. lft c v _____ lb 8 15 Nitrite U.S.P. Sticks S try ch n in e, U.S. P. Nitrate, Cryst. O.P.J^-lb c v ...... ft 8 40 1 oz c v ...... Oz 17 A ik c r y s t 1-16 oz. v i a l s ...... oz 3 28 Nucleinate, 1 oz cv ...... oz 65 Oleate, Acid 1 oz jars ...... oz 15 Aik., H-oz vials, cryst ...... oz 8 00 Oxalate, 1 oz. cv ...... oz 15 Slug Shot, 1 lb, pkgs...... doz 2 20 Aik., 1-oz vials, cryst ...... os 2 50 5-lb. p k g s ...... doz 6 90 Peroxide, 10-ft can s...... lb l 00 A ik . p ow d . 1-16 oz. v ia ls ...... oz 8 15 Phosphate Gran U.S.P. Aik., powd. H oz vials ...... oz 2 00 SnufT, lib ctn s...... lb 23 Aik., powd. 1 oz ria ls ...... oz 2 40 Copenhagen, lCc rolls o f 8— roll 64 lft tin s...... lb 24 “ 16jOZ. ja r s ...... lb 1 02 S u lp h a te, c r y s t 1-16 o i. v ia ls...o z 2 90 Phosphate U.S.P. dried lft c b ..ft 46 Sulphate, cryst H-oz vials ...... o* 2 65 Garrett’s Scotch— Salicylate U.S.P. lib ctns...... ft 54 Sulphate, cryst 1-oz vials ...... oz I 15 Dime ca n s...... doz 98 J£ft ctn s ...... ft 70 5c cans ...... doz 49 1 oz ctn s...... oz 09 S u lp h a te, p ow d. 1-16 oz. v ia ls ..o s 3 85 25c ca n s...... doz 2 48 Sulphate, powd, H-oz vials ___o i 8 65 35c bottles 5-oz...... doz 3 75 Silicate Liq lft c b ...... lb 2i 1 gal cans in c ...... gal 75 Sulphate, powd, 1-oz vials ...... oz 2 15 50c " ...... doz 5 50 5 gal cans inc ...... gal 70 5-oz lots, 5c oz. less bladders...... lb 98 10 gal cans inc ...... gal 85 Key, 10 j rolls of 8...... roll 64 10-oz lots 10c or. 1ran lib ctns..B> 95 Nitre 4F 1 pt cb in c...... 1 00 Sulphur Candles, lge R.D.Co.doi 80 y±-Vr ctns...... 1b 1 12 Nitre U.^.P lft cb inc ...... ft 1 55 1 oz ctn s...... 11 41b cb in c ...... ft 1 30 Bicarb American...... lb 07 1 galcb inc ...... gal 8 25 S u lp h u r o id g ...... X Bicarb Pure powd lib ctns . ...lb 22 peppermint U.S.P. lft cb inc . ft 1 50 Bicarb Squibb’s 1 lb tins ...... lb 27 1 oz c v ...... 2 25 Sure Noxem, 200-lb. b b ls...... ft 05* Bisulhpate C.P. Gran, lib cb. ...lb 71 Spiroform, 25-gram pkgs...... 65 ICO-lb. drum ...... 06 Bromide U.S.P. lft c b ...... lb 49 Stanolax, Pts...... 50-lb, drum ...... 07 Bromide, U.S.P. M-lb cb ft 80 8 75 2 doz cases ...... case 13 00 35-lb. drum ...... 07K Cacodylato U.S.P. 1 oz cv ...... oz 50 1 gal cans inc ...... ■gal 2 25 10-lb. b o x ...... 07* Carbonate O.P. anlydr lft cb ...lb 45 5 gallon cans inc ...... 1 75 Carbonate Dr powd lib ctns ...ft 21 10 gal cans in c ...... 1 70 5-lb. b a g ...... 07 H Chloride 0. P. Gran lib ctns. ...ft 25 1 b b lin c ...... 1 40 1-lb. ca n ...... 14 !

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DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. Sweeping Compound.—Ha]a T incture W ax, Fruit Can, 10ft...... 1b 09 200-lb B bls...... each 3 00 Digitalis...... ft 1 50 Fruit Can, 5-lbs...... ft 10 100-lb. Carbide c a n ...... each 175 Gambier Co...... ft 1 30 Fruit can lft ...... ft 11 Less quantity...... ft 03% Gelsemium...... ft 1 65 Fruit,can. Pontius, black Vi-gro. Gentian, comp ...... ft 130 2 65 Syrup, 1-lb bots. inc. Green Soap...... ft 135 Fruit, can, Pontius black .. ..doz 45 G inger...... ft 50 G inger...... ft 1 70 Hy dr Iodic A cid ...... ft 75 Haja pow. Floor, 1-lb lots. ...to 45 1-qt. cb incl...... each 3 00 Haja pow. Floor, 5-lb lots. ...to 44 Iodide Calcium ...... ft 1 35 1 gal cb inc...... gal 11 40 Iodide Iron ...... , ...... 5) 70 Hajapow. Floor, 10-lb lots.....to 42 2 o z ...... doz 3 00 Haja pow. Floor, 25-lb lots.....to 40 Ip eca c...... S> 1 26 Gualac...... ft 2 40 Lacto-phos, Calcium ...... lb 90 Haja pow. Floor. 50-lb lots, ...to 39 Gualac, Ammon...... ft 2 10 Haja now. Floor, 100.1b lots. ...to 38 Orange Peel...... ft 50 H yoscyam us...... ft 120 Haja Prepared 1-lb can s... . doz 6 00 Rhubarb...... ft 80 Hydrastis ...... ft 3 50 Johnson, Po 4-ozcans .... 2 80 Rhubarb, aromatic...... ft 80 Iodine gal. 6.00 ...... ft 1 00 Rhubarb and potass...... ft 1 40 Johnson, Po 7-ozcans...... 4 00 Iodine, colorless...... lb 195 Johnson, Po 14-ozcans.. .. . do* 6 80 Rock Candy bbls. inc...... gal 90 Iodine, comp ...... ft 190 Rock Candy Vibbls. inc...... gal 96 Johnson, Prepared,pint cns ..doz 6 05 Ipecac and Opium ...... lb 3 25 Ironing, 3 doz in ctn ...... ctn 1 20 Rock Candy 10 gals., inc...... gal 1 10 Iron, citro-chloride ...... ft 107 Kock Candy 5 gals., inc...... gal 112 Nubian. 10 ctn. p k gs...... each 40 Iron, m uriate...... ft 1 30 “ lOpUgs...... each 38 Rock Candy 1 gal, inc...... gal 1 27 • Jalap Comp...... Ib 135 Sarsaparilla, comp ...... ft 95 “ 68 pkgs...... each 35 K ino...... ft 1 20 Old English, Floor...... to 57 Senega, ...... ft 1 00 Lavender Comp ...... ft 1 (0 Squills...... ft 60 ....ft 12 L obelia...... ft 1 20 Paraffine 5-lb...... to 11 Squills, com p...... ft 95 M yrrh ...... ft 2 10 Stillingia...... ft 115 t’arafflne 25-lb...... ft 10 Nux V om ica...... ft 1 30 Paraffine 40-lbs ...... lb 09 Stillingia, com p...... ft 95 Opium, U. S. P ...... ft 3 60 Tar...... ft 60 Paraffine 100-lbs...... to 07% Opium, camphorated,...... ft 1 32 Parawax. lb pkgs...... to 14 T o lu ...... ft 60 1 gal cb in c ...... gal 6 00 Trifolium Comp...... ft 89 Parawax, 5-lb...... 1b 13 Wild C h erry ...... ft, 60 Opium, deodorized...... ft 3 60 Parawax, 25-lb...... 12 Orange Peel, U. S. P...... 1b 1 83 Parawax, 100-lbs...... ft 10 raloum P o w d e r ...... ib 10 Orange Peel, U.S,P. gal. incl. «al 11 10 White Precipitate, l’mp 1-fcctnsft 1 60 P urified...... It 20 Quassia...... ft 1 15 Vi. lb. c t n s ...... lb 1 80 Tannalbin, powd 1 oz ctns ...... oz 85 Rhatanv...... ft 1 10 White Precipitate, Po.l-lbctnslb 1 65 Tannalbin, tabl. 5 grs 100s — ea 1 CO Rhubarb...... lb 1 <0 J4 -lb. ctn s...... 1 85 r a u n ig e n lo z c v ...... oz 70 Rhubarb, arom atic...... *___1b 1 70 W ood, Tar, Barbadoes...... ft 30 Strophairthus...... ft 2 40 Fustic, cu t...... to 12 Tar, C oal...... bbl l'i 60 T olu...... ft 2 30 Guaiac, rasped...... ft 15 Tar, pine, y* pts. seal to p ...... doz 1 20 Valerian...... ft 1 70 Logwood chips...... ft 15 Tar, pine % pt# seal, 6 do*. . .cas« 6 30 Valerian, Ammoniated...... ft 1 75 Nicwood, grd ...... 10 Tar, pine Vi Pfs seal. 2 gro bbl gro 11 50 Veratrum. V iride...... ft 2 05 ... .ft 85 Tar, pine, pints seal top ...... gro 18 00 Toluol C.P. art) cb ...... ft 80 X ylol. 1 lb. c b ...... 43 Tar, “ “ “ 4-doz..Jot 6 7« T rio n a l, 1 oz ctn s...... oz 1 90 Xylol, M-lh cb ...... lb 67 Tar. “ ** “ ...... doz 1 75 Trional, tablet 25s...... ea 63 Zinc, Tar, quarts, seal to p ...... doz 2 75 Trional, tablet 100s...... ea 2 25 A cetate U.S.P. lft ctn s...... 65 Tar, H-gals seal to p ...... doz 5 50 A cetate M-ft ctn s...... ft 77 Tripoli, Mount Eagle...... doz 60 Arsenate, 1 oz cv ...... Tar, gals, seal t o p ...... -..doz 9 00 M issouri...... ft 06 ... oz 20 Tar, pts. cork top ...... doz 1 85 Chloride Gran U.S.P.lft cb. ...ft 76 Tar, pts. friction top ...... gro 18 50 Trisodium Phosphate...... Ib 15 19 Tar. pts. “ ‘‘ 4-doz...... lot 7 00 Tumenol O il ...... oz 65 Chloride, Gran. US.P. Vi-lb cb lb 1 00 Tar, pts. “ “ ...... doz 1 t-5 Tumenol, powd ...... oz 1 10 Cyanide, lozcv ...... 34 Tar. pts. screw top ...... doz 1 90 Iodide 1 oz gsv ...... 45 Turpentine, spirits bbl s ...... gal 76 Oxide Tech lft ...... % bbl In c...... gal 82 20 T artar, Emetic, U.S.P. Oxide Tech 5 1b...... 19 Powd., 1-lb. cartons...... ft 65 10 gal. in c l ...... gal 96 Oxide Tech 10ft...... 18 Powd ctn s ...... ft 78 S gal, incl...... gal 96 Oxide Tech 25ft...... 1 g a l...... gal 96 17 Terebene Oxide Tech dry proc lft ctns...lb 29 1 oz c v ...... oz 18 4 oz...... doz 1 50 2 o z ...... doz 1 25 Oxide W hite U.S. P. lft ctns. ....lb 35 rerpln Hydrate, cryst l-oz. ctn.oz 13 Peroxide powd 1 oz cv ...... 36 “ “ •* J41b,ctns... ib 1 03 1 oz...... doz 75 Phosphide 1 oz gsv & tin ...... Venice. Synth 1-lb cb incl...... ft 55 34 Terpineol, lft c b ...... ft 1 25 Stearate lib ctns U.S.P...... ft 55 1 oz c v ...... oz 18 White (See Gum Thus)...... Stearate, plain or scented, l-oz T erra A lba ...... ft 05 Twig:*, Bittersweet, pressed ozv.ft 60 sprinkle top. Merck...... doz 1 80 Unguentum, Crede H-ozs___ ...o z 1 00 Sulphate Gran. U.S.P. l!t ctn..ft 24 Theobromine and Soda Salic U.S.P- Sulphate Coml. Cryst. 1-lb.ctn.to 1 oz c v ...... oz 48 Urotropin, Schering’sl oz c v __ oz 60 17 T h e r m o l...... oz 60 Urotropin Tablets, 5-gr., 30s..box 80 *• Salic Co...... oz 1 55 Urotropin Tablets. 7%-gr., 20sbox 30 DRY COLORS, MISCELLANEOUS T h iocol, R och e...... oz 2 00 Vanillin, U.S.P. 1 oz tins...... oz 80 PAINTERS' SUPPLIES, Etc. Thlosinamine, 1 oz cv ...... oz 85 VerdigrrU. p ow dered ...... ft 70 V eron a l...... oz 3 00 Alabastine, White, 5-ft pkgs, 100-lb Thymol, U.SP. 1 oz cv ...... oz 72 Tablets 10s...... each 40 case...... ft Thymol-Iodlde, 1 oz cv ...... oz 90 Tablets 100s...... each 3 60 All tints. 5-ft pkgs, 100-1b case, .ft 1 oz c v ...... oz 90 V eronal, S od a ...... oz 3 00 Except Nos. 33 and 58 Tin, Foil, heavy...... ft 20 Veronal, Soda, tabl. 10s...... ea 40 No. 33...... ft Foil, m ediu m ...... ft 25 Verotial, Soda. tabl. ICOs...... ea 3 60 No. 58 ...... ft Foil, tissue...... ft 30 Wafer*, M. & R. Licorice...... box 2 60 White, lCC-ft k egs...... ft Discount, 35$. Muriate, cryst J^ft cb ...... ft 81 Walnut Halves ...... ft 1 10 Oxide, w hite...... ft 73 100-lb. lots 40% P ieces...... ft 95 Alabastine, Positive Colors Tincture, lft cb inc. Waters, Prices inclusive 1...... pound packages Aconite, root...... ft 1 55 Bitter Alm ond...... ft 33 No. 1...... ft 27 No. 2...... ft A loes...... ft 1 <0 Cherry Laurel ...... ft 50 No. 3...... 29 No. 5...... ft Aloes and Myrrh...... ft 165 1 G al...... gal 3 00 No. 6...... ft 39 No. 7 ...... ft 20 Arnica Flowers...... ft 130 Elder Flower ...... ft 40 No, 8...... ft 23 No. 9...... ft 38 A safoetida...... ft 3 25 Lim e...... gal 40 No. 10...... ft 28 No. 12...... 1b 39 Belladonna Leaves...... ft 1 15 Orange, Flower, trip le ...... ft 50 No. 13...... ft 21 No. 14...... ft 39 B enzoin...... ft 2 00 1 g a l...... gal 3 00 No. 15. .lb 29 No. 1 6 ...... ft 38 Benzoin, comp...... ft 2 65 Pepperm int...... ft 33 No. 17...... lb 22 No. 18...... 1b 36 Blood R oot...... ft 1 <5 Rose, triple, Imported ...... ft 6S No. 97...... ft 27 No. 98...... ft 29 B ryon ia...... ft 1 70 1 e a l...... gal 3 75 Discount 3E£ B uchu...... ft 2 65 Aluminum Bronze, ozs...... ft 2 00 Calendula...... ft 3*0 Wax, Bayberry...... ft 55 Bees, White Sunbleached...... ft 58 A lu m in u m L e a f...... pack 2 00 Cannabis. Ind ...... ft 2 P5 Black, Cantharides...... ft 2 50 Bees, White, No. 2...... ft S3 Oapstcum...... ft 1 95 Bees, yellow 1 ft cakes U. S. P..lb 38 Drop, p o w d e r...... ft 16 Capsicum and Myrrli ...... ft 2 0f> Bees.yell0 w.refinefl.l-07 cakes .ft 4« Black, Iv o ry ...... ft 16 Cardam om ...... ft 2 10 Bees. Veliow No 1 1ft ca k e s... 1b 32 Black, Lamp,Ord Is caslb20 lb 24 Cardamom, comp...... 1 10 Bees, Y ellow C oun try...... ft 2'> “ %s “ lb 26.. lb 80 Catechu...... ft 1 C a rn a u b a ...... ft 1 10 “ “ “ ^s *■ lb 30 lb 36 C inchona...... ft 1 75 Cook’s Dance Floor 1-lb c a n s .. ft 50 Lam p, Gi w, bbls. Is 25___- ___ ft 29 Cinchona, comp...... ft 1 50 Cook’s Dance Floor, 6-lb cans.. ft 4s Vis 32...... ft 36 nnhonh. black ...... ft 1 90 .1 apan...... 35 “ “ “ Ms 40...... ft 44 Colchlcum Seed...... ft 1 70 Fruit, can red or white bbls__ ih 07 25-lb lots, l%c less than pound price. Colum bo...... ft 13# Fruit, can, 50-lb...... ft 07% 10-lb lots, 1c less than pound prices. C udbear...... ft 125 Fruit Can, 25ft boxes...... ft 08 60-lbbarrels. 75c each 50-lb cases 50c each 12 OMAHA DRUGGIST

. DRY COLORS, Etc.-Cont. Y e llo w Chrom e...... ft 40 Rogers Bath Tub Enamel, White Blue, Zino, White, American...... ft 20 C o b a lt...... Tb 26 X -Pts, * -P ts, Pts. Qts, White, in oil, Green Seal, 25-ft $0,25 $0.43 $0.73 $1.35 Prussian A, powdered...... ft 2 75 ca n s ...... lb 17* S oluble...... ft 1 00 Prices Net Ultramarine, H B ., ...... ft 40 ROGERS PAINTS AND VARNISHES Rogers Old English Enamel Brown, Spanish___bbl 3 10...... ft>05@07 House Paints Finest Enamel Made. Vandyke, American...... ft 07 D iam ond D u st...... ft 60 Regular colors (Rogers)...... Gal 3 05 White or Ivory fimery, Cloth...... quire 1 70 Outside or Inside White...... “ 3 30 KPt *-Pts Pts. Qts. *-Gals. Gal Paper, No. 0...... qr 55 20th Century regular c o lo r s ... “ 2 30 $0.28 $0.48 S0.85 $1.60 $2.93 $5.40 “ No. 1...... vr 65 20th Century Outside or In ­ Regers Old English “ No. 2...... qr 85 side w hite...... “ 2 50 Enamel Primer Flour ...... ft 08 Prices Net * -P ts. Pts Qts. W-Gal. Gal. G ra in ...... ft 10 Inside Floor $0,34 $0.55 $0.99 $1.86 $3,51 F iller, Englsh ...... ft 05 Qts. * -G a l Gal. Prices Net Filler, Salix, X g a ls...... ea 71 A.11 c o lo rs...... $0 78 $1 48 $2 80 Rogers Wall Tona (flat wall paint) Filler, Wheelers, 1-lb cans__ ft 23 Prices Net 16 beautiful shades and white. Filler, Wheelers, 5-lb cans__ ft 16 Filler, Wheelers. 10-lb cans__ ft 16 Screen Enamel Qts *-Gal. Gal. Filler, Wheeler 25-lb can ...... ft 14 Qts. Pts. * Pts. 10,80 $1.50 $2.85 Discount 10# B lack...... SO 48 $0 28 SO 19 Prices Net Flake White, American...... ft 25 G reen...... 87 49 28 Rogers Floor Wax (Prepared) F litte r s ...... ft 1 00 Prices Net Is...... $0.49 each * s ...... $0.28 each ITiock, W h ite ...... ?...... ft 60 Barn Paint Prices net Glass Cutters, Red Devil...... doz 1 75 5-Gal. Gals. Rogers Colors in Oil (Painters) Glazier’s Points, *-Tb pkgs...... doz 1 75 R e d ...... 1 M) i 85 Black1 uoach ...... lb 42 Glue. G ray ...... 2 45 2 50 D rop...... tt> 42 300 Brown ...... ft 22 W hite...... 2 30 2 35 I v o r y ...... tt> 47 S h eet...... ft 35 Prices Net L a m p -...... ft, 52 R ibbon , ib lbs ,43...... ■•■■ft 45 Sign Writers...... lb 47 F is h ...... ft 45 Stain Floor Finish Brown. Umber, Raw ...... lb 42 Ground Brown No. 1 25-lbs..23 ft 25 Best Varnish Stain for Furniture and all Um ber, B urnt...... 42 No. 2 ...... ft 20 interior woodwork. Sienna, Raw ...... ft 46 White Flake B ...... ft 50 Light Oak, Dark Oak, Golden Oak, Sienna Burnt...... lb 46 C ...... ft 40 Cherry. Light Mahogany, Dark Mahog­ Van D yke...... tt> 50 White Ground 25 lbs. .40... ft 45 any, Wain lit-, Green. Velvet Black, Gloss Blue, Ultramarine...... ft> 62 Gold Bronze, No. 500 ...... ft 1 45 Black, Flat White and Transparent Chinese...... ft, l 02 No. 2,000...... ft 1 80 A m erica n ...... fc i 02 No. 4,000 ...... ft 190 Gals. % Gals. Qts. Pts. * Pts * Pts Green, Chrome, L igh t...... ft 44 No. 5,000...... ft 2 10 5 00 2 65 1 45 77 47 27 Medium...... it 44 No. 6,000...... ft 2 20 Ground Color D ark...... a 44 1 ounce pkgs. 30c higher. 4 30 2 30 1"30 73 45 Red. Venetian, E ng...... ft, 34 Gold Leal', Hasting, XX deep.pack 14 50 Pure White Enamel In d ia n ...... ft, 48 Green, Chrome. Com.,...... ft 18 5 85 3 05 1 63 1 13 50 31 T u rk ey...... ft> 32 Liquid Slating-, gallons...... each 2 75 Tuscan...... ft) 40 Quarts1...... each 80 Screen Black Rose P in k ...... ft, 72 Pint* ...... each 45 2 20 1 25 75 47 32 Rose L a k e ...... lb 72 M eta llics...... ft 1 50 Stove Pipe Enamel Vermillion, American...... ft> 46 Mineral Paint. 93 57 37 28 Vermillion, English...... ft> Market Chattanooga ..b b ls 2.20 ___ft 3l4@5 Flat Finish Varnish Yellow, Ochre...... k> 32 Prince’s ...... bbls 2.95 ft 04@6 5 35 2 85 1 55 86 53 Ochre, G olden...... ft> 42 Rawlins, bbl. 1 75...... ft 02* Gold Enamel and Aluminum Enamel Chrome, Light...... "....ft 44 Oohre, 31c, 52c, 77c and 1.C5 sizes. Chrome, Medium ...... lb 47 A m erican...... bbls 2.00 ft 03@5 D iscount 33}iS# Chrome, Orange...... ft> 45 F ren ch...... bbls 2.40 ft 03*@-6 Chrome, Orange, D a r k ...... ft> 46 G ray...... bbls 2.40 ft 3 VARNISHES Less 25% M-lb cans 20 cents over Putty, pure, 100-lb ca n s ...... ft 05* Detro Interior Putty, pure, 50-lb can s...... ft 05% Gal. *-Gal. Qts. Pints Putty, pure, 25-lb cans...... ft 06 4 35 2 85 1 30 72 WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND Putty, Glaziers 100ft cns per ..ft 04 Detro Floor and Water proof LITHARGE. Putty, Glaziers50Ib cns. .per ..ft 04X Putty, Glaziers25ft cns. .per ..lb 04* Gal. * Gal. Qts. Pints Collier’s, Red Seal, Southern, Putty, Glaziers, 5 lb ...... lb 06 4 85 2 60 1 40 77 or Carter Putty, Glaziers, 2 lb ...... ft 07* Red Seal Aero Spar 100, 200 or 500 Ib k egs...... lb 12% Putty, Glaziers, 1 lb ...... lb 08* 5 60 3 00 1 60 92 25 or 50 ft k egs...... Ib 12% 12* 1b kegs...... ft 12^ Red. Cardinal...... ft 50 Red Seal 500 lb. lots 10% less. Venetian, Amer. bbls 3 35 cw t.. ft05@07 No. 1 Furniture Varnish White Lead, S P.Is, 1b 22 5s...... ft 20 Venetian, Derby... bbls 4 25 ft55i@8 2 85 1 60 95 57 Columbia Lead. Is, 2s or 5 s ...... ft 14 R ose, Pink...... ft 30 Discount 25# and Paper, Ordinary Dry Red Lead and Litharge...... No. 00...... ream $5.40 quire 30 We also carry a full line of Rogers Car­ 100 1b kegs.ft 12% 50 1b kegs, lb 12% No. 0 ...... ream 5.40 quire 30 riage Paint, Oil Colors, Roof Paint 25 Ib kegs...... lb 12% No * ...... ream 5-75 quire 30 Shingle Stains and all other products at Red Lead in Oil, 100-lb kegs. . ..lb 13% No. 1...... ream 6.40 quire 35 manufacturers prices. Color cards and VALENTINES VARNISHES No. 1 * ...... ream 7.30 quire 40 prices on application. No. 2 ...... ream 8.25 quire 45 One Coat Gear ...... gal 5 50 No. 2 * ...... ream 9.35 quire 50 Rogers Abluent Paint and Qukk Leveling ...... gal 0 00 Varnish Remover. One Coat Coach ...... gal 6 60 No. 3 ...... ream 10.55 quire 55 Elastic Gear...... gal 7 80 A sst...... ream 7.30 quire 40 * -p ts Pts. Qts. * -g a l. Gal. Handy pkgs. asst. 20 sheets in Wearing B ody...... gal 8 00 pkg. 4*x5M in...... doz 90 0.25 0.35 0.60 Si.05 $1.88 Prices net Sienna, Burnt, American...... ft 08 Prices net VAL-SPAR “ “ Am. 25-lp...... lb 06M Rogeurs Auto Enamels. I s ...... each 7 50 “ Raw, A.tn...... ft 08 Black * s ...... each 3 90 Am. 25-lb...... ft 06J4 *-Pts. Pts. Qts. Ms...... each 2 00 Silver L e a f...... pack 2 50 $0.57 $0.97 $1.70 * s ...... each 1 10 Smalts, B lack ...... ft 06 l-1 6s...... each 65 B lu e ...... ft 10 Blue. Cream, Brown, Gray, Fin-Var Less 15 G reen...... ft 10 * -P ts Pts Qts. R e d ...... ft 12 $1,22 S3 20 ROGERS SHLELAC lb 25 Green, Yellow, White, Red Prices net S teel W ooi, N o. 66’. ft 1 20 * - Pts. Pts. Qts. White, in gallons...... gal 4 10 “ 0 ...... Tb 90 * s — ...... gal 4 35 ...... 1...... lt> 65 $0.72 SI.27 $2.35 X a ...... gal 4 80 “ “ “ 3 ...... ft 45 Verm ilion * s ...... gal 5 25 “ Sml pkgs...... doz 90 * -P ts. Pts. Qts. * - p t s ...... gal 5 55 Umber, Burnt American ...... Th OS $0.77 $1.37 $2.55 J i-p ts ...... gal 6 75 Umber, burnt, Am. 25-lb .. ft 0^ Discount 40# * -p ts ...... gal 12:5 Umber, Raw American...... ft 0834 Orange, in gallons...... gal 3 80 Umber, raw, Am. 25-lb...... ft 06)4 * -P ts. Pts. Qts. * s ...... gal 4 10 Vermilion, American, bulk ...... lb 60 $0.47 $0.72 $1.25 X a ...... gal 4 50 White,Paris, Am...... bbl 1 85 ft 2X&4 Mohair and Leather Dressing. * s ...... gal 4 95 Paris, English...... bbl 2 00 ft> 2*® 4 M-Pts. Pts. Qts. * -p t s ...... gal 5 40 W hiting, G ilders...... bbl 2 10 ft 03 *@ 6 $0.62 $1.02 $1.80 ^£-pts...... gal 6 50 Spanish...... bbl 2 00 ft Discount 40% * -p ts ...... gal 12 00 OMAHA DRUGGIST 13

Berry Brothers Varnishes, Etc. PREPARED WAX-BLACK WEIGHTED BRUSHES Disoount, 25%. (Sizes and prices same as above.) Household Size I New Style) 9 00 Elastic Finish Interior...... gal $6 00 POWDERED WAX Painters’ Extra Heavy j I 10 50 Elastic Finish Exterior...... gal 6 26 Club size, .22H lb ...... each 15 00 15-pound size I Old Style / ...... 6 75 Luxeberry Wood finish Lgt ...gal 6 00 Large cans 14-oz...... each 85 25-pound size ( ) ...... 900 Luxeberry Wood Finish, med . .gal 5 SO Medium cans 7-oz...... • ...... each 50 ELECTRIC SOLVO Liquid Granite A, for new floors gal 6 00 Small cans 4-oz...... each 35 Liquid Granite B, for old floorsga! 6 00 G allons...... each 3 00 Rogers Coach Varnishes. UNDER-LAC Half-gallons...... each 1 65 G allons...... each 4 50 Q uarts...... each 95 FINISHING. H alf-gallons...... each 2 40 P ints— ...... each 55 Less 25# discount Quarts...... each 1 30 H alf-pints...... each 35 Pints...... each 75 Less 33}^% discount Finishing Body Varnish...... gal 7 50 H alf-Pints...... each 45 Wearing Body Varnish...... gal 7 25 BOTTLES. One Coat C o a ch ...... gal 6 50 FLAT VARNISH Gear Varnish heavy ...... gal 6 50 G allons...... each ££0 Acid Bottles, Green. Hard Drying Gear Varnish...... gal 5 75 Half-Gadons...... each 2 90 4-oz., 2-gross in case ...... gro $21 60 Q uarts...... each 1 55 8-oz.. 1-gross in case ...... gro 24 00 RUBBING. P ints...... each 85 16-oz.,..Vi-gross in case...... gro 30 00 Less 25$ discount H alf-pints...... each 50 20-oz., 3-i-gross in c a s e ...... gro 30 00 Quick Rubbing Body Varnish — gal 5 75 JOHNSON’S 32-oz,, i4-gross in case...... gro 40 80 5-pt., J^-gross in case...... gro 67 20 Gear Rubbing Varnish...... gal 5 CO Carbon Remover, quarts...... ea 2 00 ADELIXB PAINT REMOVER “ “ pints...... ea 1 25 American Oils. One gallon cans...... each 1 88 “ “ 54-pints...... :ea 75 Pints k-gross in case ...... doz 4 4o H-gal. cans...... each 1 05 Stop Squeak Oil, quarts...... ea 85 1-quart...... each 60 “ “ pints., ...... ea 50 Atomizer Bottles. 1-pint...... each 35 “ “ H-pints...... ea 35 2^4-oz., 1-gross in c a s e ...... gro 4 23 V4-pint...... each 25 Biack-Lac, quarts...... ea 2 00 H aja Ovals “ pints...... ea 1 25 Washed and corked— BOYLEfi OLD ENG LIS 4 “ “ H-pints...... ea 75 Packed in sealed cartons— Floor Wax, l-lb cans...... doz 8 80 Auto-Lak, quarts...... ea 1 75 Less than Boyles Polishers...... each 2 63 “ pints...... ea 1 00 Cases cases Radiator Cement, quarts...... ea 2 00 per gross per gross LIQUID VENEER pints...... ea 1 25 Ys-oz 5 gro. cases.... $3 89 $4 46 4-oz...... doz *2 40 12-oz...... doz $4 80 “ “ H-pints— ...... ea 75 1 oz 5 gro, cases...... 4 21 4 84 Q ts...... doz 10 00 ^4-gal...... doz 16 00 Hastee Patch, sm a ll...... ea So 2 oz 5 gro. cases...... 4 72 43 G als...... doz 28 00 “ ‘ ‘ m ediu m ...... ea 1 On 3 oz 3 gro. cases...... 5 79 6 65 Auto Spray Outfits...... doz 14 00 “ “ large— ...... ea 3 00 4 oz3 gro. cases__ 6 59 7 67 Cracker Jack Deals ...... each 28 80 5 oz 2 gro. ca ses___ 7 27 8 35 JOHNSON’S WOOD DYE 6 oz 2 gro. cases...... 7 oO h 74 Dandy D eals...... each ltf 80 No. 120 Fumed Oak No. 123 Dark Oak Little Giant Deals...... each 6 CO 7 oz 1% gro. cases... 7 97 9 16 Dust Cloths...... doz 2 75 No. 124 Golden Oak No. 125 Mission Oak 8 ozWgro. cases... 8 T2 1C 02 Mops...... doz 16 00 No. 126 Light Oak No. 130 Weathered Oak 10 oz 1 gro. ca ses __ 10 26 11 79 Gallons...... ea 3 50 12 oz 1 gro. cases...... II 23 12 91 Mop Swabs...... doz 8 40 H alf-gallons...... ea 190 Mop Assortments...... each 15 20 14 oz I gro. cases...... 11 86 13 64 Q uarts...... ea 100 16 oz 1 gro. cases...... 12 74 14 ti5 Mop asst. New No. 1‘...... ea 32 40 Pints...... ea 60 32 oz % gro. CHses___ 19 46 22 37 Mop asst, New No. 2...... ea 20 40 H alf-pints...... ea 35 5 case lots 5% disct. 10 case lots 10% disc Mop Oil, 4 -o z ...... doz 2 40 No, 131 W alnut Mop Oil. 12-oz...... doz 4 80 No. 140 Early English REGULAR WARE Mop Oil, q t s ...... doz 10 00 Gallons...... ea $4 50 Frerch Square Narrow Mouth Half-gallons...... ea 2 40 Pound Prescription ROGERS FURNITURE AND AUTO Quarts ...... ea l 30 Less than POLISH.; Pints...... ea 75 Cases cases 4-oz. bottles...... each $0.30 H alf-pints...... ea 45 per gross per gross 12-oz. b o ttle s ...... each 0,60 No. 128 Light Mahogany y„ oz 5 gro. cases__ $3 25 $3 73 G a llo n ...... each 3-50 No. 127 Red Mahogany 1 oz 5 gro. cases__ 3 53 4 06 Less 40# discount No, 129 Dark Mahogany 2 oz 5 gro. cases__ 3 S3 4 52 Gallons...... ea $5 00 3 oz 3 gro. cases__ 4 86 5 59 L IQ U ID W AX Half-gallons...... ea 2 75 4 oz 3 gfo. cases... 5 53 6 36 Likwid Wax, 25c...... doz 2 00 Q u arts...... ea 150 5 oz 2 gro. cases... 6 06 6 9*5 Likwld Wax. 60c...... doz 4 00 Pints...... ea 85 6 oz 2 gro. cases... 6 37 7 32 H alf-pints...... ea 50 7 oz 1 Vi gro. cases. 6 08 7 68 LYKNU POLISH 8 oz 1% gro. cases. 7 82 8 42 25c size...... doz 2 00 No, 172 Flemish Oak Gallons...... ea 6 00 10 oz I gro. cases__ 8 65 9 95 50c siz e ...... doz 4 00 12 oz 1 gro. cases__ 9 44 10 85 Asst 2 doz 25c size, 1 doz 50c size, .each 8 00 Half-gallons...... ea 3 20 Q u arts...... ea 1 70 14 oz 1 gro. cases 9 97 11 46 MAZOLENE P ints...... ea i 00 16 oz 1 gro. cases... 10 71 12 31 D ozen...... 1 35 H alf-pints...... \.ea 60 28 oz V, gro. cases. . 15 ,e0 17 83 32 oz % gro. cases. 16 37 18 82 WAXIT 5 case lots 5# 10 case lots 1C # disct Gals. Vi-Gals. Qts. 14-oz. 6-oz. $42 00 $24 00 $15 00 $7 20 $4 SO PASTE WOOD FILLER ROUND PRESCRIPTION Less 3354# ALL SHADES Wide Mouths, STANDARD VARNISH CO. No. 1 size, containing approx­ Full Less than imately 1 pound...... each 35 Cases full cases Elastic Varnish, No. 1, ...... gal 6 75 No. 2 size, containing approx­ Elastic Varnish, No. 2...... gal 6 00 imately 2 pounds...... each 70 V4-oz.. 5-gross in case .. 3 65 4 20 Elastic Floor V arnish...... gal 6 00 No. 5 size, containing approx­ 1-oz., 5-gross in case .. 3 92 4 51 Less 25# im ately 5 pounds...... each 1 50 2-oz., 3-gross in case .. 4 32 4 97 3-oz., 2-gross in case .. 5 37 6 O0> JOHNSON’S SPECIALTIES No. 10 size, containing approx­ imately 10 pounds...... each 2 50 4-oz., 2 gross in case .. 6 08 6 99 CLEANER No. 25 size, containing approx 6-oz., 1-gross in case .. 6 89 7 92 1-lb size...... each 60 imately 25 pounds...... each 6 00 8-oz., 1 %-gross in case 7 83 9 00 2-lb size...... each 1 00 12-oz., 1-gross in case .. 10 26 11 SO FLOOR FINISH NO. 1 16-oz., ^-gross in case . 11 48 13 20 PREPARED WAX PASTE G allons...... each 3 50 32-oz.. %-gross in case .. 17 15 19 72 Half-Gallons...... each 1 90 Household size, 5H oz...... each 45 Quarts...... each 1 00 Bali Neck Panels Auto size, 5 H oz...... each 45 Pints...... each PO 8-iz size...... each 45 Full Less than H -p in ts ...... eace 85 Cases full cases No. 1 size, containing approx­ KLEEN FLOOR imately 1 pint...... each 85 %-oz. f-grosscase ...... $4 59 $5 28 H a lf-gallon s...... each 1 25 1-oz- 5-gross case...... 5 13 5 00 No. 2 size, containing approx Q uarts...... each 75 Imately 1 quart...... each 1 70 lM-oz, 3-gross case ...... 5 54 6 37 P ints...... each 40 1%-ox. 3-gross laise...... 5 81 6 68 No. 4 size, containing approx­ H a lf-pints...... each 25 im ately Vt-g a l ...... each 3 00 13£-oz, 3-gross ca se ...... 0 08 6 99 No. 8 size, containing approx­ CRACK FILLER 2-oz. 2-gross case...... 6 08 6 99 imately 1 gal...... each fi 00 No. 1 size, containing approx­ 2H-oz. 2-gross case ...... 6 48 7 45 imately 1 pound...... each 35 3-oz. 2-gross ca se...... 6 48 7 45 PREPARED WAX-LIQUID No. 2 size, containing approx­ 4-oz. 2-gross case...... 7 43 8 54 G allons...... each 4 80 im ately 2 pounds...... each 70 5-oz. l-g ro ssca se ...... 8 10 9 39 5^-Gallons...... each 2 40 No. 5 size, containing approx­ 6-oz, l-grosscase ...... 9 32 10 72 Q u arts...... each 1 40 imately 5 pounds..: ...... each 1 50 8-oz. l-grosscase ...... 11 34 13 04 p in t s ...... each 75 POLISHING BRUSHES 12-oz. l-g r o s s c a s e ...... 13 64 15 66 H -P in ts...... each 60 E ach ...... 52.50 16-oz. }4-gross case...... 16 72 19 22 BOTTLES— Cont. BOTTLES— Cont. BOTTLES-Cont. Tall Blakes Dandy Flasks. PANELS. Narrow Mouth Screw caps, 12-oz., %-gro. in ca.se.gro 7 00 %-oz., 5-gross cases...... 3 65 4 20 1-oz., 5-gross cases...... 3 92 4 30 G in. A r g y le . 2-oz., 3-gross cases...... 4 32 4 87 Full Less than 3-oz., 2-gross cases...... 5 27 6 05 4s, Imported Style, lA -gro in cse.gro 10 23 Cases full cases 4-oz., g-gross c a s e s ...... 5 94 6 93 Per Gro. Per Gro. 6-oz., -gross cases...... 6 75 7 76 2-oz., 2-gross in case .. 6 75 7 50 8-oz., lV4-gross cases___ 7 70 8 85 Jo. Jo. Flasks. 12-oz., 1-gross cases...... 9 88 11 29 16-oz., H-gross ca,ses...... 1161 13 35 1-qt. (24-oz.) Vi-gross in ca se__ gro 5 35 32-oz., H-gross cases...... 18 36 21 11 5 case lots h% disc. 10 case lots 10# diet. Full Less than Olympia Flasks. Case Full Case 1 -qt. (?4-oz.) %-gross in case__ gro 7 50 X-oz., 5-gross in case . .. 5 10 5 67 ROUND PRESCRIPTION l-oz., 5-gross in case .... 5 70 6 S3 2-oz., 3-gross In case . .. 6 75 7 50 Full Less than 4-oz., 2-gross in case .. . 8 25 9 17 Oases full cases 6-oz., 1-gross in case ..,. 10 35 11 50 4.m ber KING OVAL PRESCRIPTION LIP 8-oz., 1-gross in case .... 12 60 14 00 4-oz., 3-gross in case .. 5 43 6 21 7-oz., 1-gross in case ...... gro 4 00 8-oz„ 1%-gross in case 7 16 8 22 16-oz., 1-gross in case .. 10 44 11 98 Shop Furniture. Si-oz., %-gross in case . 15 98 18 34 5-pts. }<-gross in case .. 39 15 43 50 NURSING BOTTLES. HEIGHT OF TINCTURES AND SALTMOUTHS TO Straight Neek. TOP OE STOPPERS. Ammonia Ovals. Full Less than 2-gallon...,__ 18 in V*-pint...... 7 in 8-oz., 1-gross in case .. 8 40 9 33 Cases Full Cates 1-gallon...... 15 in 4-oz...... 6 in H -gallon...... 13 in 2-oz...... 5 in 8-oz., Plain, 1-gro.In cse 5 39 6 00 Q uart...... 11 in l-oz...... 4 in 8-oz., Grad., 1-gro. in cse 5 39 6 00 Pint...... 9 in Citrate of Magnesia. 12-oz., Plain, 1-gro. in cs« 7 56 9 00 12-oz., 7 56 9 00 Porcelain Stop, Vi-gross in case. 12 30 14 40 Tincture Bottles, Glass Stopp«r. B e n t N eck . Cork Finish, Vi-gross in 1-oz.. 1-gross in case...... doz 105 9 00 2-oz„ ^-gross in case...... doz 120 case...... 8 25 8-oz., Plain, 1-gro. in cse., 6 72 8 40 4-oz., ^-gross in case...... doz 1 59 8-oz., Grad., 1-gro. in cse.. 6 72 8 40 8-oz.. V£~gross in case...... doz 2 00 16-oz., ^-gross in case...... doz 8 90 Castor Oils. 32-oz.. J^-gross in ca se...... doz 4 10 J<-gal., 1-12-gross in ca se...... doz 6 80 12s, %-gPoss‘in case...... 9 45 10 50 1-gal., 1-12-gross in case...... doz 12 10 4 90 6 13 16s, %-gross in case ...... 8 10 9 00 2-ga...... l doz 16 60 24s, 1-gross in case ...... 6 90 7 67 Betsy Brown. 40s, 1-gross in case . __ _5 85 6 50 Salt Mouths, Glass Stopper, 8-oz., Grad., 1-gross in case 9 36 1 00 1-oz., 1-gross in case...... doz 110 COOLER 2-oz., V6-gross in ca se ...... doz 125 4-oz., ^-gross in case...... doz 160 5-gallon...... each 1 50 Olive Oil Bottles. 8-oz., J^-gross in ca se ...... doz 2 05 16-oz., ^-gross in case...... doz 3 00 3-oz., (M -pt) 1-gro in case. 4 40 4 95 32-oz., Ji-gross in case...... doz 4 20 6 75 S£-gal., 1-12-gross in case...... doz 7 15 Corn Remedy 6-oz., (Vi-pt.) Vi-gro in case 6 00 12-oz., (1-pt. )Vi-gro in case. 10 00 11 25 1-gal., 1-12-gross in case...... doz 13 29 2-dram with brush ...... gro 9 00 2-ga...... l ...... doz 20 40 O il S a m p le 4-oz 1 gross in r a s e ...... 10 00 12 00 Slieif Bottles, Florida W ater Bottles. 145-piece set, square...... per set 70 00 3-oz., 2-gross in case— 4 20 4 73 PACKERS. Narrow Mouth. Sterilizing Bottles, Glycerine Bottles. Full Less than 1-1 b., 1-gross in case__ 7 20 8 10 • Cases Full cases 8-oz., 1-gro. in case, full case 5 39 Vi-ga)., Ji-gvoss in case. 25 92 29 81 less than case...... 6*0 M-gross in case. 35 24 40 52 Horse Radish Bottles. 5-pt., 1 gal.. 1-6-gross in case 40 91 47 05 American 6-oz., 1-gross in case.gro 4 75 2-gal., 1-13-gross in caselCS 00 124 20 Soda Syrups, Quarts. Vi-gross in case...... doz 6 00 Ink Bottles. W id e M outh. Green and Flint, cone— 2-oz.,5-gross in case...... 3 70 4 17 Vi-gal., J4*gross in case. 26 46 30 43 1-gal., 1-6-gross in case 41 45 47 67 Tonic Bottles. Flat, square— 8-oz., 1-gross in case...... 6 00 6 75 2-oz.,3-gross in case...... 3 99 4 80 POMADES Toilet W ater, Chicago. Long Rd., Green. Screw C ap. 4-oz., 2-gross in case----- 4 60 5 18 2-oz.. 5-gross in case...... 2 90 3 27 8-oz.. 1-gross in case...... 6 00 6 75 3-o*., 3-gross in case...... 3 10 3 50 lVi-oz., 5-gross in case...... gro 4 25 2-oz., 5-gross in case...... gro 4 35 4-oz., 2-gross in case...... gro 6 10 LIQUOR BOTTLES AND FLASKS. Toilet Cream. 2-oz., 3-gross in c a s e ...... gro B ra n d y . 5 10 3-oz., 2-gross in case ...... gro 6s, Flint, 1-gross in case. 6 54 7 84 Cork Finish. 7 20 4-oz., 2-gross in case...... gro 7 95 8s, Flint, 1-gross in case. 5 12 6 13 Vi-oz., 5-gross in case...... 2 70 3 05 1-oz., 5-gross in case...... 3 05 3 66 Columbia Flasks. 2-oz., 3 gross in cas«...... 3 36 4 OS Gothic Cream. 8-oz., 1-gross in case...... gro 2 75 4-oz., 2-gross in case...... 4 62 5 54 4% -oz., 2-gross in case 6 00 ...... gro 7 95 OMAHA DRUGGIST 15

CORKS. MISCELLANEOUS.-Cont. Miscellaneous. In Bags of 500 Each. Price per 1000: Cork Pressers. Each Rotary, small...... $0 75 Less quantity 10# advance. B ID PANS. Rotary, large...... 1 00

B B Iron, Small...... 30 Perfection No. 4 White Enamel.doz. 54 00 Iron, Large...... 35 Perfection No. 3, Gray Enamel..doz 48 00 o Grade

Z Regular Circle Circle Circle B Regular

Circle Circle A Circle A Ex. long DOUCHE PANS Perfection No. 2, White Porcelandoz 39 00 Ex. L ong |xx |xx 1 [ Popular Perfection No. 1,W hite Porcelandoz 45 00 000 1 25 White Enamel...... doz 16 00 Odorless, White Enamel...... doz 20 00 00 1 25 Gray Enamel...... doz 13 00 “ Gray “ ...... doz 17 25 0 1 25 1 58 2 65 2 85 2 00 2 20 1 1 25 1 58 2 65 2 85 2 00 2 20 Seamless, Aluminized...... doz 11 00 “ Alum inized “ ...... doz 14 50 2 1 40 1 80 3 40 3 75 2 45 2 55 Z in c...... doz e oo W hite E n am el...... doz 17 80 3 1 65 2 07 4 10 4 65 2 75 3 05 Gray Enamel...... doz 14 60 4 1 90 2 40 5 20 5 85 3 35 3 70 5 2 10 2 66 6 30 6 95 3 95 4 30 DRUC MILLS. Easy Aluminized...... doz 14 00 6 2 30 3 02 7 15 7 65 4 40 4 75 Porcelain, Y e llo w ...... doz 14 00 7 2 60 3 42 8 60 9 45 5 *5 5 55 Enterprise, No. 5...... each 8 00 P erfection Style, No. 4...... doz 30 60 8 3 10 4 82 10 50 12 00 6 70 7 55 Enterprise, No. 7...... each 11 00 9 S 80 5 51 13 00 14 30 8 20 8 90 Enterprise, No. 9...... each 16 00 10 4 20 6 70 15 00 17 50 9 35 10 75 11 4 50 Quaker City, No. 4,with hoppereach 3 80 BEAKER CLASSES 12 4 90 Quaker City, No. 4, without 13 5 40 hopper...... each 3 20 14 6 20 15 7 10 16 8 70 EVAPORATING DISHES. iK -oz...... doz 1 45 17 9 40 P orcelain . 1 70 18 10 20 3-oz...... doz 19 ll 30 2% -in, 1-oz...... each 17 5-oz...... doz 1 85 20 12 40 2% -in, 2-oz...... each 24 7-oz...... doz 2 10 22 15 00 3Ji-in, 3-oz...... each 28 2 55 24 18 00 12-oz...... doz 26 22 00 3^-in, 4-oz...... each 40 18-oz...... doz 3 05 1-6 1 78 2 25 4 80 5 35 3 20 3 40 4-in, 6-oz...... each 50 Blow Fip««, Brass, 8-inch...... ea 35 2-6 1 88 2 39 5 25 5 85 3 40 3 70 4%-in, 8-oz...... each 3-6 2 00 2 56 5 65 6 35 3 65 3 95' 01 6-10 3 20 4 68 5-in, 12-oz...... each 90 11-20 8 03 53£-in, 16-oz...... each 96 BOXES. 14-20 9 33 16-20 10 40 Steel Enamel.

i Ointment. Meyer' 80 6%-in., 16-oz...... 90 Gro. Pat. HAJA CORKS—Extra Long 1 00 H -oz., Flat ...... JO 61 No. Per M 1 50 K-oz., ...... 79 1 40 1 F its Y\ oz. h o t ...... 2 38 10^-in. H-gal...... 1 65 ...... 1 17 1 75 12-in., 1-gal...... each %-OX; 2 F its 1 oz. b o t ...... 2 75 1 75 ...... 1 38 2 30 3 F its 2 oz. b o t ...... 3 25 FILTER RACKS ...... 1 55 2 60 6 -in ch ...... each 50 1-OZ., 4 Fits 3 and 4oz. bot...... 4 00 ...... 1 99 3 40 7-inch...... 65 1 % -O T ., 5 Fits 6 oz. bot ...... 4 63 ...... 2 45 4 15 75 2-ox., 6 Fits 8 and 12 oz. bot...... 5 13 24-OZ., ...... 2 86 7 Fits 16 oz. bot ...... 6 00 FUNNELS, GLASS. 3-oz., ...... 3 22 5 00 8 F its 32 oz. b o t ...... 8 13 ...... 3 74 6 00 4-oz., 9 F its Y% gal. b o t ...... 9 63 2-oz...... each 6-oz., ...... 4 31 7 35 10 Fits 5 pt. and gal. bot ...... 11 63 4-oz...... each 8-oz., ...... 5 31 8 85 1-6 A sst...... 3 69 8-oz...... each 12-oz., ...... 6 79 11 15 3-6 A sst...... 4 2S P in t ...... each 13 50 10-oz...... 7 84 6-10 A sst...... 8 10 Q u a rt...... each ^ -g a llo n ...... each 2-oz., Deep ...... 2 60 Corks—Specie or Jar. Price per 1000 1-gallo n each 3-oz...... 3 45 Diameter. - in. X 2-gallon each 4-oz., ...... 3 87 X...... $3 71 6-oz„ \ ...... 371 Chem ical, L o n g Stem. 8-oz., ...... 5 79 1 4 19 1-o z each 27 12-oz., ...... 7 78 ...... 4 81 IX 2-o z each 30 16-oz., IX ...... 5 £9 6 - o z ...... each 40 I X ...... 6 50 B ibbed Blue Ointment Meyers I K ...... 7 41 1% ...... 8 81 2-oz...... each 17 H-oz . 1 40 %-ot. 1 75 t% ...... 10 21 4-oz...... each 20 1 « ...... 12 09 8-oz...... each 25 2 13 98 P in t...... each 30 Bunsen Burners ...... each 50 2X ...... 15 28 Q u a rt...... each 45 Burrettes Stoppered, 25cc__ each. 2 20 2H ...... 17 55 ^ -gallon ...... each 67 2H ...... 20 15 1-gallon ...... each 1 00 2% ...... 22 75 2-gallon each 1 85 2% ...... 26 35 CHEMICAL FLASKS, FLAT Funnel Tubes 2 \ ...... 27 95 12-in...... each 20 BOTTOM. 2 \ ...... 30 88 3 ...... 33 48 C LASS TUBING. 3 * ...... 44 85 1-o z doz 1 80 1-16 to %-in c h ...... lb 75 ...... 55 90 2-o z doz 2 04 3 X K to 1-inch .I d 75 S5£...... 66 95 4-oz...... doz 2 40 8-oz...... doz 3 00 Corks—Wine XX Price per 1000 GRA DUATED MEASURES lK-oz...... doz 3 30 No. 7—1V4 in c h ...... 9 46 Enamel "Ware 16-oz...... doz 3 60 “ 8-1M inch ...... 8 48 250 c c ...... doz 8 00 38-oz...... doz 4 80 “ 8-ltf inch ...... 10 34 500 c c ...... doz 12 00 tf-gal...... doz 6 60 “ 9 - 1 * I n c h ...... 10 04 1000c c...... doz 13 00 l-g * l...... do* 10 90 “ in c h ...... 12 18 2000 cc...... doz 28 00 16 OMAHA DRUGGIST

MISCELLANEOUS.-Cont. , M ISCELLANEOUS.— Cont. MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. MORTARS. Paper, Wrapping in Rolls GRADUATED CYLINDERS. Glass, 2-oz...... each 33 B on d ...... ft 13 250 cc ...... each 1 20 Glass, 4-oz...... each 45 Ohevril F ibre...... tb 10 500 c c ...... each 175 Glass. 8-oz...... each 55 C irru s...... Tb 10 GRADUATES, GLASS, APOTHE­ Glass, pint ...... each 96 K ra ft...... lb 10% CARIES. Glass, q u a rt...... each 1 40 Stripe...... lb 12 Yt Glass, H-gal...... each 2 75 Cone Percolators, Syrup. Shape Iron Goblet shape...... % -pint...... each 50 Hardesty, No. 1-4 g a l...... earh 12 50 1-drachm each 35 “ “ 2-8 g a l...... each 18 00 2-drachm each 40 Goblet shape,...... 1-pint...... each 60 Goblet shape, ...... 1-quart... each 75 “ ‘‘ 3-25 g a l...... each 37 50 % -o z ...... each 25 Crystal, No. 1- 5gal...... each 7 16 1-o z each 27 Goblet shape...... %-gal...... each 1 00 Goblet shape,...... 1-gal...... each 175 “ “ 2-?0gal...... each 9 75 2-o z each 30 “ 3-20 g a l ...... each 14 30 4-oz...... each 38 Goblet shape, ... . 2-gal. ____ each 3 25 Porcelain, Shallow. “ 4-30 g a l...... each 21 90 6-oz...... each 40 Reynolds, galvan. iron, 5-gal. each 4 50 8-oz...... each 45 No. 0, 28-oz...... each 2 00 No. 1, 18-oz...... each 1 30 Reynolds, galvan, iron, 10-gal. each 6 00 16-oz...... each 70 Reynolds, galvan. iion, 20-gal. each 8 CO 32-oz...... each 1 25 No. 2, 12-oz...... each 1 00 No. 3. 8-oz...... each 85 Rochester, galvan. iron, 4-gal. each 3 CO GRADUATES, GLASS, METRIC. No. 4, 6-oz...... each 75 Rochester, galvan. iron, 8-gal. each 4 50 Single Double No. 5, 4-oz...... each 60 Percolators, Glass. Scale Scale W edgew ood . 1-drachm or 5-cc . .each 35 40 0000, 2-oz...... each 90 Oldberg, 1-gal...... each 1 25 2-drachm or 10-cc. each 40 48 000, 4-oz...... each 1 00 Oldberg, 2 -g a l...... each 2 25 each 25 35 00, 6-oz...... each 1 15 Cone shape, 1-pt...... each 60 each 27 40 0, 8-oz...... each 1 25 Cone shape, 1-qt...... each 75 each 30 42 No. 1, 10-oz...... each 1 35 Cone shape, % -gal...... each 90 .each 38 55 No. 2, 16-oz...... each 1 50 Cone shape, 1-gal...... each 1 25 each 45 75 No. 3, 26-oz...... each 1 90 Cone shape, 2-gal...... each 2 45 each 70 1 15 No. 4, 36-oz...... each 2 00 each 1 25 1 95 No. 5. 56-oz...... each 2 55 Percolating: Jars, Glass ) STERLING GRADUATES No. 6, 79-oz...... each 3 00 Graduated, ^ -g a l ...... each 1 90 Apothecaries’ Measure, complete No. 7, 6-p in ts...... each 3 70 Graduated, 1-gal ...... — each 3 25 2-drachm Doz. 6 00 No. 8, 8 -p in ts...... each 4 10 Graduated, 2-gal ...... each 4 25 1-oz “ 5 00 No. 9, 10-pints...... each 5 65 Graduated D. S., q ts...... each 1 55 2-o z “ 5 50 No. 10, 12-pints...... each 6 25 Graduated D. S., Vs-gals...... each 2 20 4-oz...... “ 7 00 No. 11, 15-pints...... each 7 25 8-oz...... “ 11 00 No. 12, 17-pints...... each 9 90 16-oz...... “ 15 00 PILL TILES. 32-oz...... " 25 CO PAPER-FILTERING. Glass. Apothecaries’ Measure, Glass only French. g r a y , w h itb 8x10...... each 2 25 2 -d ra ch m ...... Doz. 4 00 hound pack pack IOjcIO...... each 2 75 1-o z ...... “ 3 00 No. 7— 3-inch...... |0 24 $ 2 8 10x12...... each 3 50 2-o z “ 3 50 No. 10— 4-inch...... 34 45 12x12...... each No. 13— 5-inch...... 45 56 3 90 4-oz...... 4 00 P orceln in 8-oz...... ^ ...... “ 7 00 No. 15— 6-inch...... 50 67 No. 19— 8-inch...... 6.' 78 8x10 ...... each 2 25 16-oz...... ‘ 10 00 10x10...... each 2 75 32-oz...... “ 19 CO No. 25—10-inch...... 88 100 No. 33-13-inch...... 1 34 1 55 Apothecaries’ and Metric Measure No. 40—15-inch...... 1 66 1 90 PIPETTES. Duplex Complete No. 45-18-inch...... 1 90 2 35 Glass, graduated, 25cc...... each 45 2-drachm Doz 7 50 No. 50—20-inch-...... 2 80 3 20 1-oz 6 50 No. 60 -2 4 -in ch ...... 5 26 6 60 2-oz 7 00 No. 65-26-inch...... 6 60 7 56 RECEIVERS 4-oz 10 00 No. 80—31-inch...... 9 25 12 45 Glass, 4-oz...... each 40 8-oz 16 00 No. 100—39-inch...... 13 80 15 75 Glass. 8-oz...... each 45 16-oz 21 CO Square, 21x17...... quire 80 100 32-oz 35 00 RETORTS Apothecaries’ and Metric Measure PAPER BAGS. Duplex, Glass only Manilla or Striped. Glass stoppered, 1-qt...... each 1 50 5 50 Per 1000 Per 10UI Glass stoppered, %-gal...... each 1 95 2-drachm Doz Plain, Yt-ga.1...... r ...... each 1 40 1-o z 4 50 H - l b ...... SO 65 7-lb...... |3 21 2-o z 5 00 y2- l b ...... 78 8-lb...... 3 37 RETORT STANDS. 4-oz...... 7 00 1-l b 1 04 10-lb...... 3 89 8-oz...... 12 00 2-l b ...... 1 40 12-lb...... 4 50 3-ring iron stand ...... each 70 16-oz...... 16 00 3-l b 1 65 14-lb...... 8 60 4-ring iron stand ...... each 1 10 32-oz...... 29 00 4-lb 2 01 lfi-lb...... 6 06 Metric Measure, Complete 5-lb ...... 2 33 20-lb...... 7 08 ROD?, Glass 30 c c ...... 5 50 6-l b 2 93 25-lb...... 7 78 4-inc h ...... doz 30 60 c c ...... 6 50 White Candy 5-inc h .doz 40 120 c c ...... 9 00 M tb...... per 500 95 8-inch...... doz 50 250 c c ...... 13 00 Yi ft ...... “ 1 20 10-inch...... doz 60 500 c c ...... 18 00 l f t ...... “ 1 47 1000 c c ...... 27 00 2 lb...... “ 1 95 STERILIZERS. Bases Only PAPER BOTTLE CAPS. Arnolds, No. 7 ...... each 2 75 30 c c ...... Doz 2 00 Colors white, purple, pink, green, orange, Arnolds, No 14 ...... each 4 50 60 c c. 2 00 yellow. 120 cc. 3 00 SIEVES. 4 00 Gro. 250 cc. No. 1, for Yu-oz b o ttle ...... $0 30 Brass, 8-in., No. 30...... each 1 15 500 cc. 5 00 No. 2, for 1-oz. bottle...... 30 1000 cc. 6 00 STILLS Tall Graduates in Minim. No. 3. for 2 and 3-oz. bottle...... 30 l-oz...... each 31 No. 4, for 4-oz. b o ttle ...... 36 Latimers, Tin ...... each 8 00 No. 5, for 6 and 8-oz. bottle...... 42 ‘‘ C opper...... each 10 00 Unique, 8. S. No. 6, for 12 and 16-oz. bottle...... 68 “ Copper, N. P ...... each 12 00 M -oz...... each 25 Tissue Paper, 1-o z each 30 Ream Qr. 2-o z ...... each 35 Apple Green...... $3 00 10 17 TANKS 4-oz...... each 45 B la c k ...... 3 00 17 Phoenix Disp. 2-gal...... each i 50 8-oz...... each 60 B row n ...... 3 00 17 16-oz...... each 80 Blue, Light...... 3 00 17 32-oz...... each 1 50 Blue, D ark...... 3 00 17 TUBES. Graduates, Materna Cherry R e d ...... 3 00 17 Thistle ...... each 55 Dozen...... 127 00 Dark Green...... 3 00 17 Funnel ...... each 11 L a v en d er...... 3 00 17 HYDROMETER JARS Olive Green...... 3 00 17 URINALS. 10-inch...... each 42 O ran ge...... 3 00 17 12-inch...... each 45 Pink, lig h t...... 3 00 17 Female, glass, with handle ...... doz 7 40 15-inc h ...... each 55 Pink, dark...... 3 00 17 Female, glass, no handle...... doz 6 75 16-inch each 75 Purple...... 3 00 17 Female, Glass, no handle, ^rad. doz 12 20 18-inch...... each 92 S ca rle t...... 3 0T 17 Female, glass, with handle, grad doz 12 75 INFUSION MUCS. White American ...... 2 75 15 Male, glass, with handle...... doz 6 65 Quart ...... each 2 00 White Am. 1 dz in Env. doz 75 Male, glass, no handle...... doz 6 00 fcHral ...... each 3 00 White. Grass Bleached 4 00 22 Male, Glass, no handle, grad. ...doz 8 95 Medicine Tubes Y ellow ...... 3 00 17 Male, glass, with handle, grad..doz 9 50 B e n t...... doz 35 Silver P a p e r...... Qr. 1 20 Male, enameled ...... ea 1 25 S traigh t...... doz 35 Gold Paper...... Qr. 170 Female* e n a m eled ...... ea 1 25