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The Great j u y s s u GeneralTonic Pays You Bigger Profits! Lyko is persistently and widely adver tised. New users are thus created daily. Lyko has that supreme quality and merit as a general Tonic which results in surprising “repeat” and recommended trade. It holds the old user. Old and new cus tomers combine to fo rm th at stea d y and increasing de m and which in 365 days amounts to more profit than you can get from any similar item of your stock.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS Lyko Medicine Company NEW YORK KANSAS CITY, MO.
TRADE SUPPLIED BY THE RICHARDSON DRUG CO. OMAHA, NEBR.
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THEY TASTE VERY 8 c e a c K MUCH LIKE l O f 2 fo r 1 5 c — the same, rich flavor and unchanging quality for over 35 years.
THAT’S WHY You meet men every day who are satisfied with no other— they’re enthusiastic boosters for Lewis Single Binder.
ORDER NOW FROM 'Richardson T)rug Co. 1V * t' v*Vv^ltv Cigar Dept. OMAHA. V. S. A.
i YSTEMATIC, persistent, long-continued ad vertising, and quality of goods have stan dardized and made a household word of
The Sanitary \V&11 Coating
There is a sure profit, a large and constantly increas ing demand and satisfied customers for the dealer who handles Alabastine.
You know that goods that you can purchase cheap are known on the market as cheap and inferior and must be sold at a cheap price.
You are interested in profit, not price
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m EREOAPIOL (S m ith ) PROTECTIVE MARK
Ergoapiol (Smith)capsules bear on the in side of each capsule the letters M. H. S. These letters are not visible from the outside, but they are plainly decernible in the gelatine when the capsule is cut in half.
This method of marking Ergoapiol (Smith) now offers absolute protection For Marble Trimmings of the Soda Fountain against any imposition in the use of a Highest Awards Worlds’ Fairs Chicago, spurious or fraudulent product. St. Louis, San Francisco
Ergoapiol (Smith) is to be had only in Removes tarnish, Standard for packages of twenty capsules each. It is stains, smut and thirty-three years. grease from all base Biggest seller not under any circumstances supplied metals, porcelain and anywhere. in bulk or other form. marble. Cleans and N ever shrinks or scours kitchen deteriorates. utensils, sinks and It is absolutely bath tubs, tile marble non-combustible. and cement. Works quickly and easily.
MARTIN H. SM ITH & GO, $1.75 Per Dozen Send for Free Sample NEW YORK, N. Y. For Sale by RICHARDSON DRUG CO. 0 : 0 902 Jackson St., Omaha, Neb.
0 0 0 A N E W D E A L The following goods contain nothing to — - O N ----- j conflict with the Food and Drug Act, June 30, 1906, and require no label: VERONICA WATER 1 0 % Discount To'Retail Trade in six case lots and over. White’s Cream Vermifuge Single Cases, $5.00; 6 cases or more $5.00 less 10% Campho Phenique This makes Jhe actual price to Retailers only $4.50 Campho Phenique, Powder in six case lots and over. Borozone, Liquid VERONICA W ATER Borozone, Powder, Retails for $6.50 per case, 50c per bottle. Which Gives a Handsome Profit Swaynes All Healing Ointment We know the American Retail Druggist contends for Swaim’s Ointment quality FIRST, with a good profit, while making Herrick’s Pills a repeat customer. VERONICA WATER Harvell’s Condition Powders DOES THIS Smith’s Bile Beans We know every ethical druggist, doctor and chemist appreciates the value of the analysis of Veronica Hall’s Hog Cholera Remedy Water in aiding the elimination of the cause of Remick’s Eczema Cure diseases from the system. We use new bottles and even these are sterilized and the city water used in washing the bottles inside and out is filtered through the famous Berkford J. F. BALLARD Filters, as well as all bottled Veronica Water. Proprietor and Wholesale Dealer The Veronica Medical Springs Water Company Proprietary Medicines Santa Barbara, California F MBALL, President J. H. THOMAS, Vice-President No. 500-2 North Secood St., ST. LOUIS, MO. Why not push a Home and Natural Water Instead of a foreign or fortified Product. =0 0 : 0 OMAHA DRUGGIST
0 = 0 Mr. Progressive Druggist Here’s a remedy you should have on your shelves. Right now, at this season—when your customers need it— when they will demand it, You are losing business— losing money— every single day you delay stocking it. I t’s the new—
INHALATION TREATMENT
Tha medical profession’s latest im proved method of applying medication to the head, nose, throat and lungs, for colds, catarrh and hay fever. The only PRACTICAL, DIRECT and naturai treatment. Just “ breathe it in”— noth ing to swallow. VVB VICTORY VAPOR BALM V. V- B., because of its simplicity and remarkable beneficial qualities has made many staunch friends. It is sure to become a STANDARD remedy. Extensive advertising— the kind that reaches the consumer direct—and SELLS—is now creating a demand for V. V. B. No drug store should be without it. NOW is the opportune time to stock V. V. B.—and SELL. it. RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Distributors, OMAHA, U. S. A. 0= m 0= 4°j lip' Niosi Profit on ||K Diamond Dyes Now Nets 8 2 ^ Cash Profit to Dealers ALK to your Diamond Dye Cabinet, Mr. Druggist, and make 50$ more W profit than you ever made before on Diamond Dyes! Many women buy Diamond Dyes today because their mothers used them and they know that they are good. Buy in gross lots and, in addition to 5 per cent discount.
We Give You One Dozen Packages—Free
Y o n S e l l Y o n P a y 12 doz., 144 packages, at 15c, $21.60 Wholesale for 12 dozen . $13.56 1 doz. given free at 15c each, 1.80 Less 5 per cent discount .68 $23.40 $12.88 Your Net Profit is 82$ on a Gross—or $ 1 0 .5 2 You can get Free Goods_Order Blanks from'your wholesaler. Write at once. W E L L S & RICHARDSON CO., Inc., BURLINGTON, VERMONT 0 = =0 OMAHA DRUGGIST 5
{□] [gj =0 Look Out For Imitations ‘ c i r c l e and Counterfeits of Othine Double Strength.
Othine is never sold at less than the regular price and is never given in ex change for advertising or other service. We do not employ any traveling sales men or special agents or representatives. THE ONLY PRESCRIPTION BEWARE of persons soliciting orders CORK by phone, telegraph, mail or otherwise for immediate acceptance on cash or C. O. D. basis. We have them in Regular Should you be offered so called Othine and Extra Lengths at less than the regular price, PLEASE wire us at our expense and we will ad vise you what steps to take.
OTHINE LABORATORIES CIRCLE 327 Washington Street BUFFALO, : NEW YORK 0 : 0
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These are also in Regular and Extra Lengths Ponca Compound | Tongaline Liquid, 4 oz., dozen $ 5.00 li Tongaline Liquid, 8 oz., dozen 10.00.00 Tongaline Liquid, 5 pint, each fi.60 & T7-Tongaline 1! Tablets, 50e a in • »box, r j There are corks and corks, but . • ...... dozen 5.00 the circle A and circle B Tongaline Tablets, 100 in box ...... dozen 10.00 are the Only Ones. Tongaline & Lithia Tablets, 50 in box...... dozen 5.00 Tongaline & Lithia Tablets, 100 in box.. v ...... dozen 10.00 WE SELL AND RECOMMEND Tongalme & Quinine Tablets, 50 m box...... dozen 5.00 Tongaline & Quinine Tablets, Circle A and Circle B 100 in box...... do^en 10.00 Ponca Compound Tablets, 50 CORKS in b o x ...... dozen 5.00 Ponca Compound Tablets, 100 TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE BRAND. in b o x ...... dozen 10.00 Richardson Drug Go., Omaha 5 PER CENT DISCOUNT 0N $20 LOTS I I^ MELLIEB jsxxajDRUGor vwx,COMPANY, ox.ST. uvuioLOUIS ^ ES = 0 OMAHA DRUGGIST
A good product for you to stock because it shows a Good Profit, is being advertised and gives results which bring to your store Repeat Business with an all year Increasing Demand.
BRIACEA is a medicine and tonic, useful in the treatment of run down or irritable conditions, caused by overwork either phy sical or mental. It is helpful in cases of debility due to slow or incomplete recovery from such diseases as the “Flu,” Pneumon ia, Typhoid Fever and kindred ailments.
Sold in original 16 ounce bottles only.
Sole manufacturers, THE BRIACEA DRUG CO. KANSAS CITY, MO.
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*5 electric Massage complete V i b r a t o r
EASIEST SELLING $5.00 TOILET ARTICLE IN THE STORE
PAD. mmFatigue, Body Development, Sore Muscles, Rheumatism, • W n " 1BHeadache, Neuralgia, Insomnia, Indigestion and A ll Hair and Beauty troubles. THINK OF IT— a fully-equipped, thoroughly guaranteed, hand some massage outfit, retailing for only $5.00, backed by a big national magazine advertising campaign. ONE-THIRD to FULL PAGES in THESE MAGAZINES DURING 1920 (SEVERAL AEVERTISEMENTS IN COLORS) Cosmopolitan Green Book Woman’s Magazine Red Book Motion Picture Classic Photoplay Hearst’s Pictorial Review Vogue Metropolitan Designer Vanity Fair Motion Picture Delineator McCall’s Woman's Home Companion Physical Culture Harper’s Bazaar
In lots of Costs $3.50 six to fifty Sells for $5.00 Discounts in lots of 50 and a gross. RICHARDSON DRUG CO DISTRIBUTORS OMAHA, - - U. S. A. Net W eight W eight 3 Lbs. 3 Lbs. SCI EHTEF/C^^fi a*- r\(*£>nDi
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INSIST ON BOSCH MALT I T H E ORIGINAL PURE MALT EXTRACT A PURE FOOD ARTICLE FOR HOUSEHOLD USE
Baking, Candy-Making, Malted Milk, Cooking, Preserving, Canning, Ice Cream, Etc. Contains ALL the nutritive value of Malt For Bread Baking it is Unexcelled.
MADE ONLY BY BOSCH FOOD PRODUCTS CO. PEORIA, ILL. ORDER FROM YOUR JOBBER. B OMAHA DRUGGIST A Monthly Journal of Pharmacy
V o l. XXXIII, OMAHA, JULY, 1920. No. 7
OMAHA DRUGGIST IMPORTANT C. F. WELLER, PUBLISHER. Carriers are now refusing to honor claims for dam age unless supported by affidavits. We accordingly T e r m s oe S ubscription ...... $2.00 p e r y ear request that you carefully examine shipments. S in g l e Copy 25 Ce n t s . Broken packages or damaged goods should either be R ates oe A d v e r t isin g on A pplic a tio n . refused or a full description of the damage entered We send the Omaha Druggist tree to all of our on the expense bill or delivery receipt and the car customers. If you are not on our mailing list and rier agent’s attention should be called to the matter. wish to receive this journal regularly each month, let If you give the carrying company a clean receipt us know. for damaged goods you do so at your own rsk. Contributions pertaining to current pharmaceutical topics Invited. Philosophy ^ “Address all contributions to There’s seldom a smart of the head or the heart OMAHA DRUGG IST PUBLISH ING CO. That time won’t eventually cure; N in t h a n d J ack so n S t s , O m a h a . There’s seldom a pain of the body or brain But that one can somehow endure; There’s seldom a grief so deep but relief INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Comes at last to one’s suffering sense; P age P age And there’s never a thrill of great joy or ill Alabastine Co...... 2 Hoffman, Geo. W Co.,...... 3 That can matter one hundred years hence. Armstrong Cork ...... 5 Kniest, F. V...... 35 A pessimist and an optimist were discussing life Bosch Food Products Co.... 8 Lewis Single Binder...... 2 from their different viewpoints. “I really believe,’ Bailard, J. F ...... 3 Lyko Medical C o ...... 1 said the former, “that I could make a better world Briacea Drug Co ...... 6 Othine ...... 5 fliyself.” “Sure,” returned the optimist; “that’s Bruno & Son, Co...... 27 Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co..31 what we are here for. Now let us get to work and Chamberlain Med. Co...... 3 Smith, Martin H. Co...... 3 do it.” Chattanooga Med Co...... 35 Star Massage...... 7 Centaur Co.. T h e ...... Cover Thompson Malted M ilk.... 20 , Daimond Dyes...... 4 Tongalin...... 5 FriU sche B ros...... Cover Merchants Fall Market Week, August 23-26, V . V. B ...... 4 Omaha. Everybody invited. Germicide Co., The__ Cover V a n k o ...... 24 Grauman Co., T he...... Cover Veronica Water...... 3 The cigar makers strike at Tampa was settled Address all Mail to— on July 8th. We have been promised early shipments RICHARDSON DRUG CO., of Cuesta Reys by express. Union Depot Postal Station, OMAHA, NEB. MAKING A FRIEND and it will reach us two hours earlier. We nodded as we passed each day And smiled and went along our way; SPECIAL NOTICE I knew his name, and he knew mine, After business hours, Sundays or Holidays, But neither of us made a sign Emergency Orders for Vaccine, Antitoxins, Ser That we possessed a common tie; ums, Etc., will be cared for promptly by We barely spoke as we passed by. RALPH H. CHANDLER, Phone Harney 5619 Then trouble came to me one day RICHARDSON DRUG CO. And he was first to come and say The cheering words I longed to hear. He offered help, and standing near SWAT THE FLY I felt our lives in sorrow blend— “Swat the fly” season is here again. But swat The fellow had become my friend. ting flies, like all human endeavor, takes time. The time and effort expended in swatting fles—which The bud but very little shows seems most prevalent around soda fountains, tea To tell the beauty of the rose, rooms, and lunch counters— might be put to better And him we greet in passing by advantage by employing the necessary precautions With scarce a nod, the day we sigh in overcoming the conditions for the existence oi May blossom as the storms descend the fly. Where cleanliness prevails, the fly cannot, With all the beauty of a friend. exist, so start by maintaining absolute cleanlines.- —Rotarian Edgar A. Guest. and the flies will fly. Factory facilities at the plant of George H. Lee, poultry and stock supplies, Omaha, Neb., have been The Good Old Days so greatly increased during the past year that the I remember, I remember the tales my mother told, company finds itself well able to handle all orders, Of mincemeat pies just twice the size, and guineas even with the present unprecedented rush of busi made of gold, ness. “We consider it a detriment to any business Of tipsy cake she used to make, of revels in the house to have more business than it can handt hall; prom ptly,” declares Mr. Lee. “It is apt to lead to Of masters kissing servant-maids! We have no a careless attitude towards the customer or in ; maid at all. going after further business.” The George H. Lee Company makes Egg-O-Hatch, an incubation aid, It is impossible to defeat an ignorant man in an and Egg-O-Latum, an egg preservative. argument. I E. C. Mason, owner of Mason’s Pharmacy, has been making a number of improvements in his store. Mr. PERSONAL MENTION Mason says he has to spend some of his bank roll, otherwise it would get too big to handle. The Phoenix Drug Company of Phoenix recently NEBRASKA. finished up remodeling their store. They now have one of the finest stores in Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Daniel, Manson, spent last week visiting relatives in Omaha. Do you read Cigar Topics. If not, we advise Monahan and Spellman, Public Drug Company, you to do so. Omaha, have purchased the Munt’s Pharmacy, south side. COLORADO. James Moran of Kehm and Engelbart, Fort Dodge, was a visitor at the Richardson Drug Company last Edwin H. Smith of Yuma was in Denver a few days month. last month on business. Wesly Colson of Lincoln, who recently passed the E. F. Freytag, owner of the Atlas Drug Company Nebraska State Board, is now with the Chapman of Denver, attended the State Convention at Manitou. Drug Company, Lincoln. David Stamper and his brother, James Stamper, B. and C. McIntyre have bought the Winside Drug recently bought out the Fort Morgan Drug Company Store, Winside. Dr. McIntyre has been a practicing from their father. physician in Winside for some time. J. A. Martin Drug Company of Denver are putting Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Schultz, Atkinson, are rejoicing in some new store fixtures, which are a needed im over the arrival of a new daughter. The Omaha provement to the store. Druggist extends cordial congratulations. George Myers, owner of three of Denver’s best drug Guy R. Sigman informs us of the arrival of a big stores, has recently incorporated his stores under baby boy, Craig'Raymond. Mr. Sigman says he is the name of the Sun Drug Co. going tonhave h®lp in the‘ Store one way or another. George Hausman of Trinidad, together with Mrs. Hausman, are taking a vacation in southern Califor Nick ^ 6 lip, who is with George Barbee of Syra- nia. They expect to return home about August first. cjjf^e.' We other day quite to the surprise of his many friends. Nick served over seas for nvar over The Owl Drug Company of California have recently Jie can make a success of mar^ opened up a very fine store in Denver. In course of a little time they expect to have several stores in One .Slow oJ tog an Jol 'UoVL .•*»>: o *"*(! ” ' Denver. Ed. P. Gilmore, manager of the Harley Drug Com Kraft & Meyers have succeeded. Frank Angel in the pany, Lincoln, has at last gone on a vacation. News drug business at Denver. Mr. Kraft was formerly ha£ ;b,een peceived by his many friends in Lincoln in business at Grand .function'And Mr. Mej
Mr. Ryan, of the firm of Pierce & Ryan, druggists vious meeting was decidedly a commercial affair. at Rawlins, recently returned from an extended trip Addresses, discussions and demonstrations reflected in southern California, and to the surprise of his the problems of the average drug store of the day. friends Mr. Ryan came back alone. Ex-senator J. Ham Lewis, of Illinois, discussed Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rendle of Rawlins are taking economic conditions of the world. The Missouri a vacation in Denver. They expect to return home prohibition enforcement office told the retailers about, the first of August. Fred says he is not stuck what must be done in order to comply with the law. on such vacation trips—he would rather go fishing. M. J.'Ulber, manager of the Union Depot Store, at Kansas City, explained in detail the plan on which A. H. Cordiner Drug Company at .Laramie have such a store is managed. Samuel C. Henry, Gen just put in a new sooda fountain. Mr. Cordiner has eral Secretary of the N. A. R. D., outlined the work one of the largest drug stores in the State of Wyo being done by that organization. Delegates from ming. He, also, has a complete stock of stationery the A. Ph. A., the St. Louis R. D. A. and other or in the annex to his drug store. ganizations reported. E. G. Binz, of Los Angeles, Ex-president of the California Ph. A., reported very Omaha’s Growth in Population satisfactory business conditions on the coast. Disappointment that the census figures did not Treasurer William Mittelbach showed a balance show Omaha as having a population in excess of of $857.48 Secretary H. M. Whelpley reported 772 200,000 will be generally felt by the citizens. In members. Secretary H. C. Tindall, of the Board of fact, Uncle Sam’s count will be seriously challenged Pharmacy, stated that Missouri has 5,241! regis by many, who base estimates on various evidences tered and 255 assistant pharmacists. usually considered safe as supporting calculations. It was decided to continue The Missouri Druggist However, 191,601 is the official figure, and as such as a quarterly. will have to be accepted. Excelsior Springs was selected for the 1921 meet It is. eminently respectable, at that, and justifies ing, the second Tuesday in June. self-congratulation on the part of Omaha. Chiefly The papers presented included “The 1895 Meet because it represents 22 per cent of solid, substan ing,” by H. M. Whelpley; “Is Your Druggist More tial growth for the decade. Omaha did not share Than a Merchant?” by C. H. McDonald; “Veteri in the war industry boom that brought the popula nary Pharmacy,” by D. V. Whitney, Jf,‘;,!“What of tion of many other cities to eminent figures. In the Day and What of the Future of Pharmacy?” by fact, Omaha suffered from this cause ,for thousands H. M. W helpley. of its building mechanics and other working men Pre-requisite legislation was again endorsed and were called away to swell the totals for other com the com m ittee instructed to ask for such a law.. , munities where the great business of war produc Forty-two new members were elected. tion as carried on, and many of these have not re County organization is under way in Missouri turned. Other causes may be set forth, such as and will be further pushed, this year., ‘ .i , the shortage of houses, to explain why the count fell just a little short of the coveted mark. Don S. Freiday, president of the Oklahoma Ph. On the other hand, Omaha’s importance as a A., explained the progress of -county organization market town, as a commercial, financial and indus in his state. .yv b -is w - iki '<>> H.i-y trial center, and as a good place to live will in The following resolution, introduced1 by Fred H. no way be adversely affected by the count. All the Swift and L. A. Seitz, was adopted: elements of growth that have brought the city up “Believing that the government committed a' to its present magnificent proportions still exist, tactical error in ‘wishing’ the liquor business upon and still are potent as factors in future growth. the retail druggist, we therefore do resolve; in the Progress for the next ten years at the same rate interest of law-enforcement and that the high as characterized the last twenty will see a quarter standard of pharmacy may be preserved untar of a million people here before 19 30, while, if all nished to politely but very firmly1 decline the ‘hon things come out as planned, that goal may be or,’ standing pat on the proposition that liquor reached by 1925. should be distributed through the dispensaries Omaha’s greatness never was measured finally owned, operated and controlled by the govern by the number of its citizens, but by its activity m ent.” along lines for spiritual, intellectual and material Officers for the ensuing year were elected by the progress. Keep that fact in mind, and watch Oma various organizations, as follows: ha grow!— The Bee. Missouri Pharmaceutical Association Honesty has so many obvious advantages that President, Charles H. McDonald, Of Rocky Corn- even the dishonest practice it. This requires some Honorary President? H. C. Churchill, of Windsor. thinking over, but it may amply repay one. First Vice-president, Robert Lisch, of Springfield.* Be quick to kick if things seem wrong, Second Vice-president, Wm. E. Bard; of Sedalia. But kick to us and make it strong. Third Vice-President, M. J‘. Ulber, of Kansas City: To make it right, gives us delight, General Secretary, Henry ’M. Whelpley; ■ of St. If we are wrong, and you are right. Louis. — Slocum. Treasurer, Wm. Mittelbach, of Boonvilley Editor, Missouri Druggist, Minnie M. Whitney, Shake the hands of some people but give others a -p XT o T1 CSQ CJ fH tv * LtJ 1 l »■* i ' ' ’ 1 J ‘ i ‘ i • ' ’ ■ > ■ ' 'i j i j the shake. Local Secretary, H. C. Tindall, of' Excelsior Springs. Missouri Pharmacists Work and Play Assistant Secretary, Samuel G. Becker^ of St. The Missouri Pharmaceutical Association, the Louis. Vf° n *r L” ”1! yi-m oiy. Travelers’ organization, the Ladies’ Auxiliary, the Council: A. C’. Smith (chairman); of CarrolU Veteran Druggists and the Missouri Board o fPhar- ton; Minnie M. Whitney (secretary), of Kansas macy were all in convention at the Elms Hotel, Ex City; Dr. Ottd'F.! Claus1, of St? Louisp'Rv A. Doyley celsior Springs, June 8-11. of East Prairie';' H. D. Llewellyn, of Marshall.' ' The total attendance was over four hundred. M issouri Pharmaceutical Travelers’ Association A$6’dt'.!one hundred and fifty were members of the George Bdhnetty’bf Kansas City, president. rmi; Mo. ovpr one hundred were salesmen and W. J. Walsh? !bf St. Louis, first vice-president. t$e %st families of ftiefnbers and salesmen, together C. W. Lod‘mis,l,bfiKansas City; second vice-presi w M ’ 'fifty candidate's*! fbr Yeglstbation. dent. i ; !H This meeting in a greater degree than any pre William 0 ’Neily;bf Chicago; third vice-president, s Jnebhof; io em it a? riefjs w J finn - C. B. Wilkins, of Kansas City, secretary. gency. Their daily work has to do with human Dan Liddy, of Kansas City, treasurer. lives which are in the balance. Ladles’ Auxiliasy Of all in the commercial world none is so well Mrs. Charles Hose, of Kansas City, president. fitted as the druggist to help the pendulum swing Mrs. A. C. Sm ith, of Carrollton, first vice-presi back, slowly and safely, until deflation reaches a dent. point where normal conditions staple equilibrium. Mrs. R. L. Hope, of Centralia, second vice-presi This is a time for action rather than high-sound dent. ing statements. Mrs. C. B. Wilkins, of Kansas City, third vice- Never be out of staple goods if you can obtain president. them. Buy less luxuries and discourage their sale. Mrs. C. P. Johnson, of St. Louis .recording secre Collect with vigor all accounts. tary. Refuse long credits and avoid even short ones, Mrs. C. A. Peck, of Excelsior Springs, correspond in so far as you can. ing secretary. Discount all of your bills. Do this even though Mrs. C. W. Loomis, of Kansas City, treasurer. you must burn less gasoline in order to find the Mrs. Charles Schall, of St. Louis, auditor. money to meet business obligations. Six of those who organized the Mo. Ph. A. in 1879 The realm of human activities today does not were in attendance and held a reunion. present more worthy opportunities than those now WHAT OF THE DAT? before you for superior and laudable achievement And What of the Future in Pharmacy? in guiding along safe and sane lines the process of By Henry M. Whelpley, of St. Louis. (Read at retrenchment not yet everywhere apparent. Help the 1920 meeting of the Missouri Pharmaceutical hold down speculation, but believe that legitimate Association.) business must and will go on. Use your efforts to We are living in a day of industrial, economic bring about recessions in an orderly manner. Carry and social relations, new to even the older ones in the message of thrift and reduction into every drug the present generation. The World War set in store, not only of Missouri but of this great coun motion waves of human thought which are dif try where resources and markets are enormous ficult to measure and impossible to escape. The when compared with any other country of the wage earners have raced with the profiteers in an world. effort to out-do each other in extravagance. The Do this and when we hear the cry, “Watchman, demand for non-essentials has taxed the capacity what of the night?” the answer will be, “All is well of production. This has reduced the facilities and in drugdom.” available labor for the production of essentials un (T. D. 303U) til prices have reached fabulous figures. The man of salary has been caught between two mill-stones Karoo tics and is now a pitiable looking individual of tattered Article 25. Regulations No. 35 (revised), par and torn clothing and body. agraph 5, relating to the compounding of aqueous The mind of man has a black reversion to sel narcotic solutions by retail dealers, amended. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, fishness in great contrast with the humanitarian spirit of pre-war days. Office of Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Washington, D. C. We fought for a larger cycle of liberty of human thought and action. We are now fettered and bur TO COLLECTORS OP INTERNAL REVENUE AND OTHERS CONCERNED: dened in a way and to an extent that is difficult to Paragraph 5, Article 25, of Regulations No. 35 comprehend. We are ready to admit the possi (revised), is hereby amended to read as follows: bility of the incredible. Persons qualified as retail dealers may also Such is the day during which we live and move supply practitioners on order forms (see arts. and have our being at the time of the forty-second 100 to 114) with aqueous solutions to be used annual meeting of the Missouri Pharmaceutical in legitimate office practice in a quantity not Association. exceeding one ounce at any one time. Such Will our successors of the next generation loold transactions will be regarded solely as retail back on us with pity or with an expression of envy transactions. Accordingly, in cases where the of “the good times they had but knew not?” retailer is also registered in class 1 or class 2, I dare not hazard a guess in answer. I will say or both, these transactions should not appear that we can make no calculation for the effective in the monthly returns which he is required to operation of the human mind nor set bounds to its make as a member of these last named classes. operation. It is difficult to separate the psycho The original order forms must be filed by the logical from the material features of the situation. dealer with his narcotic prescriptions. Each But we feel safer in analyzing the economic condi package containing an aqueous solution so tion. furnished must bear a label showing the date A lull in the retail demand is sufficiently gen and number of order form, the name, address, eral to attract our attention. The highest priced and registry number of the person furnishing goods are not bought with the recklessness that the order, and the name, address, and registry they were, a month ago. number of the dealer filling the order. As to A credit strain, first acute in the East, has spread exemption from stamp tax-, see article 78. far westward. A reaction is at hand. But neither PAUL F. MYERS, the true nature nor the full extent can be stated Acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue. with certainty. Please do not say nor even think Approved: June 21, 1920. “calamity howler.” That is just what I am anxious D. F. Houston, to counteract. This is no time to rock the boat. Secretary of the Treasury. Cool, deliberate judgment is now at a premium. The situation is aggravated by magnification and A Little Question Increases Sales made more dangerous if belittled. The real truth It must have been a wise merchant who told his of the situation may not be apparent any more clerks that when a customer asked for an item they than was the outcome of a great battle on the eve should say, “How many, please” One hears it quite of a conflict. But what goes up must come down often, but not often enough ,for it certainly does and prices must, somehow, recede. Now, what of make a difference in the amount of merchandise the future ii) pharmacy? That depends on the that can be sold Of course, it cannot be applied to good judgment and wise action of those who are purchases of items which are long lived ,but there in business today. are literally hundreds of articles in a toilet goods Druggists are by education and training taught department which would prove susceptible to this to be cool but alert in time of accident and emer treatment. OMAHA DRUGGIST 13 1 ^ CIGAR TOPICS ^ Now that the great war is over, now that we be made to duplicate themselves and, without fright can look back upon that period and before it, with ening away the higher priced customer, by dsiplay- equanimity and see and figure causes it is easy to ing a good line of cheaper priced goods. realize that volume has always been the keynote of To illustrate that our argument is sound we American big business. need only ask you to procure the government fig The high standard of living and the low prices ures which show that the class A cigar, cigars which prevailing in the United States prior to the war sell at a nickel, are gaining in numbers right along were made possible largely by volume, on the part whilst those in class B, selling at more than five of the producer of raw materials, the manufacturer and less than nine cents, are slowly but surely fall of the finished product and, the distributor to the ing off, what is the answer, ask it of yourself, you consumer first through the aid of the jobber and w ill know. then 'by the retailer. We are now in the midst of summer, not a day High prices generally, cause a curtailment of passes that some one does not go on vacation and consumption, which in turn means that the manu nearly all males vacation-minded, are users of the facturer can not produce his normal output with weed, would it not therefore pay you well to make the expectation of selling it at the high prevailing a special effort to cater to this large class of spend prices. ers and thereby add to your daily takings at the Thus the vicious circle is joined; it is there cash box? fore peculiarly pleasant for a faithful chronicler to You generally know the names of the people be able to state that, despite the present so-called who go vacationing, suppose you drop such a line high prices, there has been no diminution of the suggesting that you have laid in a special stock of demand for cigars and, were it possible to produce cigars, tobaccos, cigarettes and pipes, likewise as many as the demand warrants, our governmental matches, honestly now, don’t you suppose enough statistical figures truly would show amazing results. will be interested in your special letter and sug Today, manufacturer, merchant, banker, econo gestion to come over, write you a line or telephone mist, producer, are all frank in giving it as their for a supply of smokers goods to take along with own opinion that the immediate future is bound to them? Not a doubt in the world for it is always see present prces prevailing and possibly go higher difficult to secure your favorite smoke or pipe or since the demands made by the workers are inces brand of tobacco in foreign parts and therefore your suggestion will be considered timely and find sant and constant and, unless same is awarded them, they pick up their tools and go elsewhere and, root in pleasant ground. as there is a great paucity in the cigar-making With the gradual lessening of our forests, with trade, they are always certain of getting employ the end almost in sight, does it not seem like a ment when they so peregrinate. stupid policy for our government to insist that all cigar boxes after they have once been packed yrith Figures show that there is a tremendous de mand for all classes of cigars, the lowly five center cigars and, emptied, must be destroyed, we under and the lordly quarter one, all are on the increase, stand that the annual loss is something like thirty- it is safe to say that today, more people are smok five million dollars, that does seem a shame in view ing ten cents, fifteen cents and twenty cents cigars of the conditions and we wish there might be some than in the pre-war days were smoked in thrice the way of illustrating it in such an emphatic way that length of time by the so-called wealthy among us the evil could be remedied, perhaps our readers can and the reason undoubtedly is, there is much more think of a plan, suggestions will be welcomed. money in the country and, as everyone is earning We have, time and time again, made it a point more, much more, than formerly, it is no hardship to mention the activities prevailing in the anti for the erstwhile smoker of a nickel cigar or may tobacco camps, we read, in the daily press, of or hap a stogie, to buy himself a real smoke paying ganizations being affected in many points through therefore two for a quarter or more. out the country by long haired men and short haired Whilst all of the above is true, we, despite all women, to kill the tobacco business and we wonder this, think this is a pretty good time to begin to what you are doing to combat this pernicious ac tivity, are you going to sit supinely and look on reconstruct business on a basis which it is bound whilst these agitators, with nothing better to do, to assume sooner or later, some time or other the without rhyme or reason, deprive you of the means peak will be reached and the decent will commence, of making a living, remember that the tobacco busi it is best, according to the ethics of good merchan ness is not the whiskey business, no man can get dising, to meet this situation half way and begin drunk on tobacco, no man, after smoking a cigar carrying, and selling, cigars of more moderate price, or cigarette or pipe, will go home and beat up his we do not mean by this that the merchant should family, there is no single valid argument that can deliberately suggest to a would-be high priced cigar be used against tobacco, yet, despite this obvioii'S smoker than he try cheaper cigars, by no means, fact, organization can conquer most anything and, but, it would not be a bad idea to lay in a liberal unless you, yes you, will wake up from your le supply of cheaper smokes, displaying them con- thargic slumbers and take a hand in the game, you spicously and permit them to speak for themselves. are likely to see our business being handed the same Many a man, economically minded yet of very solar plexus that was given to the liquor trade; modest demeanor, dislikes to ask for cheaper cigars there is much to be said for tobacco, millions of than he sees customarily displayed in the show users will gladly testify to the wonderful benefits cases, yet, were a goodly collection on view, he derived by them from the use of tobacco, thousands would have no hesitancy in pointing his finger at of doctors will cheerfully give their testimony that such and asking for a quarters worth or more or a no ill effects are to be derived from the sane and box full, all merchants who were in business before moderate use of tobacco, yet, despite all this, the the war will remember how comparatively easy it opposition will conquer unless you arise and bestir was to sell a box of cigars, well, those times can yourself, every one can help, every one can do his 5-14 OMAHA DRUGGIST bit, and, it is your bounden duty, your patriotic duty respectively the lungs and the spirit. But to touch and American right, to speak out and to speak loud to the real issue before the clergymen by the sea. and strongly. It was this: Shall we, or should we, deprive our We have mentioned it often but perhaps it will selves of minor pleasures or consolations in order bear mentioning once again, when the weather is to go the limit in good works? We believe the con as hot as are these days, it is a good plan to change census of modern minds concurs with the action of your window displays often, cigars will deteriorate the synod. Comfort is necessary to the best effort in quickly during such torrid and humid days as we any line of work. If we strip ourselves bare of them have been enjoying and which we are likely to see our outlook is likely to turn bleak, and severity be yet for some time, therefore be wise and change come the rule of our lives. Gloom, particularly un your window displays every forty-eight hours or necessary gloom, has been banished from rational even twenty-four, it will pay you. living. The world now believes, and rightly so in On account of the great scarcity of wooden cigar our opinion, that happiness and sunshine develop boxes, due to the inability of manufacturers of the best lives.—Omaha Bee. same to secure sufficient help, cigar manufacturers are turning more and more to the tin packing and Life is what you choose to make it. it is now a common sight to see cigars packed, not only in the formerly usual round and square tin The El Dallo cigar, each in its own humidor, is but also in tins resembling the wooden container, proving a prime seller both in the 8-cent and 10- this is a good plan, in the first place, it relieves cent sizes. The foil and paper covering keep these the wooden container shortage and in the second, cigars in A-l condition and the cho'ce Sumatra cigars will keep fresh ever so much longer in tin wrappers bespeak for the brand the utmost in qual boxes than in wood. ity. Wertheimer Bros, of Baltimore, manufacturers From all the information available, the crop of of this sterling product find it almost impossible to tobacco grown in this country this year, will bring meet the fast growing demand for it and are work the highest prices ever known to the cigar trade, ing their factory to capacity. the crop is good, the tobacco is of very fine texture and good burn but even at that, it is difficult to un Do more than you are paid for—it brings more derstand how manufacturers can cut up such high pay. priced tobaccos, pay the high wages which they must pay today, and then sell their product at the The reorganization of the Bayuk interests be reasonable prices which they are asking or rather, came effective on May 24. The new corporation is have been asking, what is the answer? known as Bayuk Bros., Inc., and absorbs the prop As always, the Richardson Drug Co. is carry erty and interests of the Bayuk Bros. Co., and the ing a wonderfully assorted stock of cigars and as Mapacuba Cigar Co. The authorized capitalization always, will be pleased to serve you, their stock is is as follows: $1,800,000 first preferred stock, $1,- perhaps the largest in the middle northwest and 280,450 second preferred stock and 100,000 shares it is better assorted, you can get anything you want of common of no par value. The new company is in and everything you will get will be the best in its corporated under the laws of Maryland and will line, it is a common but true saying in these parts have as^ its officers Samuel Bayuk, president; Louis that a cigar stock selected from the Richardson A. Kramer, vice-president; Meyer Bayuk, treasurer, Drug Co. will practically sell itself and will build and Harvey L. Hirst, secretary. The business was up an enormous quantity of business, be wise there established twenty-four years ago by Samuel Meyer fore and send your cigar orders to the cigar depart and Max Bayuk and has grown to such proportions ment of the livest drug house in America. that a recapitalization was necessary to take care of THE CIGAR DEPARTMENT. the big demand for the company’s product, Their Philadelphia Hand-made, Prince Hamlet, Mapacuba The universe is planned for good. and Havana Ribbon cigars are nationally known, and more factories are necessary to meet the de TOBACCO A1VI) SACRIFICE. mands. The generous impulse of the Rev. Dr. J. Gar land Hammer of New Jersey to give up the use of The harder a man works the less time he has to tobacco, together with other clergymen of the gen kick. eral synod of reformed churches of America, lately in session at Atlantic City, in order to make their WERTHEIMER BROS. SECURE MUCH GOOD church contributions more liberal, met with disfavor SUMATRA. and a resoluton so to do was voted down. Albert, Koshland, tobacco buyer for Wertheimer With liquir out of the way, the weed of which Bros., manufacturers here of El Dallo, is attending Lamb wrote: the Inscriptions in Amsterdam, and recent cables For thy sake, tobacco, I received from Mr. Koshland by the big Baltimore Would do anything but die— manufacturing house advise that he has been suc comes more and more under the displeasure of peo cessful in securing a substantial quantity of ex ple whose profession it is to advocate social better ceedingly desirable marks of Sumatra wrappers, ment and discourage unnecessary, harmful and which insure the maintaining of the high standard wasteful habits. But it is nothing new under the of quality which has always prevailed in El Dallo sun to display hostility to tobacco. It must be well manufacture. His cable advices also state that a along toward a hundred years when Fairholt wrote- shipment has already been forwarded to Wertheimer Tobacco, an outlandish weed, Bros, on the S. S. Noordam, which sailed on June Doth in the land strange wonders breed; 9th, and that an even larger shipment is coming It taints the breath, the blood it dries, forward on the S. S. New Amsterdam, which sailed It burns the head, it blinds the eyes; June 18th. It dries the lungs; scourgeth the lights. ■It ’numbs the soul, it dulls the sprites: It might not be a bad idea to display placards It brings a man into a maze, near cigar cases reading as follows: And makes him sit for others’ gaze; “Included in every ten-cent cigar purchase is a It turns the brain like cat in pan, one-cent Internal Revenue tax.” And make a Jack a gentleman. “Included in the price of every ten cigarettes is Truly a warm indictment of the weed. Two a three-cent Internal Revenue tax.” words used in the foregoing quotation are obselete “Included in the price of every pound of tobacco in polite literature—“lights” and “sprites,” meaning you buy is an eighteen-cent Internal Revenue tax.” OMAHA DRUGGIST 15 Richard F. Peyton, of Chicago, is now general ditch digger, is to me repugnant, unscientific and representative in the United States for the Glaccum unjust. cigar which is manufactured by William Glaccum Whilst Socialism as a class movement probably & Sons, of N. Y. City. His selection for this import is a very fine thing, as an economic theory it seems ant post was deeded upon by the members of the to me highly Utopian and unworkable. Wherever it manufacturing firm in conference with him at the has been tried out it has been found to be unwork Glaccum offices last week. Until recently Mr. Pey able and leading to enormous disorders and much ton was representative for the Glaccum brand in suffering. Chicago and the middle west. I have not the conceit to think that anything I The brokerage house of which Mr. Peyton is may write here is likely to right all the wrongs head is located at 222 N. Wabash Avenue, Chicago. some are so fond to prate about, nor will it usher It was founded by his father and is one of the old in the millennium, but I do think that my ideas are est establishments of its kind in the country. Mr. worthy of study and serous consideration, and, if, Peyton himself has spent practically all his life in as a result of such study they lead to a better sys the brokerage business. For twenty-eight years he tem than the one we are operating under, if they has been acquainted with the Glaccums and for the make conditions somewhat better than they now past five years has handled their featured brand in are, if they are likely to make the people more con the middle west and made it a by-word with thous tented, if they will make the wheels of industry re ands and thousands of smokers in this territory. volve more smoothly then my effort will have been Under his guidance sales of the Glaccum have in worth while. creased enormously. We are certainly living in troubled times. The In his new role of general representative of the echoes of war have scarcely died away yet our ears Glaccum cigar, Mr. Peyton will undoubtedly win are filled with the sounds of new conflicts. The en many more laurels for himself and for the Glaccum tire world seems filled with industrial unrest. Strike firm. Carrying one of the best Havana filled and follows strike, and it begins to look as though the Sumatra wrapped cigars on the market, and being world, after five years of bitter war, has lost its rated as one of the most successful salesmen in the taste for work and seems unwilling to return to country today, Mr. Peyton may be expected to do, honest toil. There must be a reason and a big rea some mighty big things in the not distant future. son for all this and it is our intention to examine Yes, bigger than he ever did before—and that is go the cause or causes and try to find a remedy. ing some. Industry is threatening to stop—inmany lines it To help matters along, the Glaccums are now lias stopped. Workmen claim their pay is too low planning a wider distribution of their cigar, and are and their hours too long. The employer says he making every effort to increase production so that cannot produce if the pay is .too high and the hours the Peyton campaigns will go over with a bang. In too short. If the high wages are paid and the short this connection, two new packings of the Glaccum er hours agreed to, then the cost of living rises, and cigar are to be brought out within the next month. it is the cost of living which is made the bone of The first of these to be put on the market will be contention by the employees. the Glaccum Duos in foil to sell at two-for-a- Never in the world’s history have there been quarter. The other packing will be of ten in card such times. They represent a vast social transfor board. These cigars will be fifteen cents straight, mation in which much is at stake and in which all the package selling for a dollar and a half. may be lost which has been gained by the slow The “Glaccum” is handled by the R. D. Co. centuries of material progress Cigar Department in all sizes. There is no doubt but what there is an appall ing inequality of the human family; riches and pov erty jostle each other on our streets, the ragamuf It isn’t what we have that worries us, but what fin dozes on his bench in the open city spaces whilst we have not. the wealthy roll by in their limousines; palaces are cheek by jowl to the hovel, but, this being consid Package goods are in great favor at the pres ered a modern world, we do not see it or if we do, ent time and it is only a question of years when shrug our shoulders and say it must be so. the standard brands of cigars will be marked by The human mind is lost in a maze of inequali the package and sold that way. . ties that it cannot explain and of evils there are so many that it can not single them out for remedy. Most of us do things merely because other people We acquire an indifference that amounts almost to do them. callousness and salve our conscience by doling out a little here and there for the various charities as Merely to ascertain how many subscribers to they are forcibly presented to our notice. the “Omaha Druggist” read our Cigar Topics we What then is the trouble? Why are the men are going to offer one thousand VANKOS for $47.00 who labor arrayed against those who employ labor, to anyone who will cut out this notice and mail it why this hostility, why this chaos, where is it lead to us with their order. The regular price of the ing us to, what is likely to be the outcome unless a Vanko is $52.00. Here, therefore, is an opportunity remedy is found and speedily adopted? for anyone reading this notice to make himself a In a broad sense, one is fairly correct in defin present of $5.00. ing a laborer as one who works with muscle, and a capitalist as one who employs labor and works with money. _ ) CIGAR MAN’S IDEA OF PROFIT PARTNERSHIP. It must be assumed that both labor and capital By Henry Riesenberg’. are employing their possessions to gain the same Let me state at the very outset that nothing ends, viz.: Livelihood, education, culture, ease and written here must be construed by my readers in luxury. The question naturally arises: are the in such a way as1 to make of me a Socialist for I am terests of the men who work with muscle antago not socialistically inclined although recognizing the nistic to the men who work with money? Can one fact that there are many things in Socialism which class advance without doing injury to .the other? are practical and beautiful and which I should like Should the attitude of one class be hostile to the ;to see adopted and inculcated into our economic sys other or rather, should it not be one of mutual trust tem. But, in a general sense, the Marxian doctrine and confidence one in the other? that the only basis of value is a man’s labor, that A perusal of the daily papers will bring home the work of a Michael Angelo, for instance, is worth to anyone the fact that there is no trust on one side no more than the same number of work hours of a or the other, that there is a tenseness in the air, a 16 O St A ED A DRUGGIST A Big Percentage of Your Customers Want a Better Cigar They wanTa cigar of Merit—one aromatic, yet an even,^smooth burning, gentleman's smoke. "GUEST A/REY" CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS '‘Made in Bond” have every Quality demanded by the most exacting connoisseurs and are handled with pride by dealers cater ing to the Better Smoker. Richardson Drug Company Omaha, - Nebraska Distributors m OMAHA DRUGGIST 17 CUESTA-REY “ADS” f Clear Havana Ci&arsl f Made m Bond 1 ofthe I Finest Imported Cuban! k Tobacco M Xgx FOR SMOKERS WHO / § / ^^DESIRE QUALITY^Jj^ GOLD MEDAL AW ARD PANAMA-PAC EXPO TAMPA HAVANA Appear Regularly in LITERARY DIGEST LIFE ROTARIAN ARMY AND NAVY YOU should be prepared to profit thereby and make a regular customer out of the transient. “CUESTA-REYS” are of acknowledged superior quality. Richardson Drug Co., Distributors CIGAR DEPARTMENT OMAHA, U. S. A. IS OMAHA DRUGGIST ferment of dissatisfaction in the industrial world. God, supposed to be by most, His greatest work and Capital expects that labor will make unreasonable this should be borne in mind when computation is demands and labor thinks that capital will drive made as to the division of the reward. hard bargains. On the other hand, the moral code of the toiler Even now, with the war not yet officially ended, does not seem to concern itself with the benefits the contestants in the industrial war are eying each that his employer may derive from his work. He other with jealous mistrust. Each sees in the other does not stop to consider whether he is helping all an hereditary enemy bent upon mischief and harm he can to earn the wage paid him, whether, so far nor, it must be conceded, are there lacking on both as he is able, he is contributing everything possible sides, cause and justification for some measure of to make the concern he is with a success. It ap this feeling. pears to be a matter of- scant scruple with him Capital too often shows itself hard and grasp whether an honest day’s work is being honestly ing in its dealings with labor. The employing class, done for "an honest day’s wage. with many honorable exceptions it is true, seems And, therefore, it is a gross misrepresentation incapable of seeing anything but its own profits and ofie of the contributing causes of unrest, for and advantage in any enterprise and exploits the labor agitators to make it appear that not only is efforts of its employees to the last bitter item it can > lator.the only producer of wealth but they seem to wring from them. be trying to drive home the fact that the more ig On the other hand, labor leaders have tried to norant the labor the more wealth does it produce. place a halo about the head of the laborer who Whilst every one benefits from the practical works with his hands .wanting the world to think achievements of modern science, it can not be gain that all the virtues reside in such a one and none said that there are millions of workers, who, on ac in the employer. This is of course largely buncombe. count of the conditions prevailing, still live in the The man who works with his hands is entitled to eighteenth century. This was strikingly illustrated every consideration and respect, but he is by no not so long ago when it was found that several means the be-all and the driving force to the enter hundred thousand eonscriptionists could neither prise in which he may happen to find himself em read nor write, did not know what the war was ployed. about nor had any idea as to our system of govern But, the labor leader says, capital, sheltering it ment - self behind the merciless law of supply and demand Yet candor compels me to state that labor is in the labor market, using the bludgeon of hard ne ruled, apparently, by calculations only of their own, cessity, drives the closest bargain it can, letting the personal advantage. It gives no hurt to their sense determinant of the compensation given be not the of honor if by loafing and by shirking they reduce just and humane one of the value of the work done the amount of the output, at the same time re or service rendered, but the selfish and exacting one ducing the amount of the return to the- employer, of the minimum return for the exertions labor can causing the product, naturally, to cost more in its be made to make. production, and in a general way, in its turn, to use The capitalist says, and justly so, the doctrine the bludgeon of merciless necessity to make oppor that all capital is produced by labor is a very wrong tunity to wring from capital every last item of con one, for no labor would be employed or could be cession it can make capital surrender, no matter employed, without the development by one man or how unfair or extortionate this may be. a few men of the idea that was the basis of the en Right here it should be borne in mind that terprise in which labor is employed. there is inborn in every human an instinctive de From a humanitarian standpoint, many of the sire for. liberty of action. Whilst there has been a employing classes give cause for complaint on the wonderful development in civil and political liberty, score of hard treatment. There are still many who candor compels one to state that the principle of hold to the old feudal estimate of the laborer, who industrial liberty has not developed as readily nor seem to see in him not a human being, a being like kept pace with civil and political freedom. themselves, with the same emotions, aims, needs It is claimed, and justly so, that the workmen, and desires, but rather a piece of mechanism, a cog for whom much has been done to improve their con in the wheel of a device designed solely to grind dition, are not always appreciative of the efforts out gain for themselves. that have been made, for it frequently happens that Yet truth compels one to state that whilst labor employees who have been most generously treated is essential to the production of wealth, even in the and considerately dealt with by their employers, smallest quantities, ability in the modern world, is have just as instantaneously turned upon these em just as essential and, being a rarer quality, must ployers when the occasion offered to display their be per se, more highly rewarded. The product of strength, as have those who had more provocation labor being a union of material and labor in vary to do so. ing proportions, ability, directing labor, also enters Every year the fighting strength of the oppos into it and sometimes even to a greater extent than ing forces in the war of the classes waxes greater. either material or labor. In some cases the value Intimidation, violence, riot', arson, murder, insurrec tion, involving the loss of lives and the destruction lies mainly, in the labor and skill; in others, labor has done little more than to render something avail of property have marked the struggles and all this loss must be paid for by you and by me in some able. manner, the combined loss being so enormous that But that should be no reason that most employ it is absolutely impossible to compute it. ers, beyond the wage they pay the toiler, seem to It is claimed—and it is an attractive notion— recognize no other obligation to him, little or none that all mankind, all animal life in fact, has a claim as to improving the conditions of his labor, nor to upon the earth for its sustenance; that each new the conserving of his health and safety, or to en arrival presents a claim for such a share of land as courage habits of thrift and economy and to the may be necessary for habitation and support, that promotion of his general well-being and efficiency. there is such intimate association between life and It positively must be recognized that industrial the earth which supports it that the two are not sev production is a joint affair and to the joint produc erable by human act. tion capital contributes, money, brains and machin The earth IS for the use of MAN but the state ery—machinery also being the handiwork of man— ment that the earth is designed for the use of man whilst labor also contributes a machine, the differ must be accepted with an explanation of its mean ence however being—and there is a very wide dif ing, the explanation being that it is designed for ference, my friends—that whilst capital contributes the use and the support and the enjoyment that a man-made affair, the other gives the creation of can be most thoroughly and satisfactorily afforded OMAHA DRUGGIST 10 provided that the use of it is also for the general would be set aside as a sinking fund against those benefit of mankind. periods in which there might be no profits, and for Both capital and labor have fundamental rights expansion, and so forth, the residue going into a and both should be recognized and defined and their common fund for each division, to be paid out to relations so adjusted that social justice will be ac labor only in the shape of pensions, sick benefits, corded to both the laborer and the employer of accident and insurance for death and so forth. labor. Each division would have its own commission, Capital should be willing to forego the right which commission would determine the amounts to exercised by it in the past of having the sole say-so be universally allotted to its members, all commis as to the terms and conditions upon which it will sions to be under the supervision of the government combine with labor. and perhaps, under the direction of the Department This right, based upon the strength of capital of Labor. and the known weakness of labor, is exactly what All such matters as shop conditions, manage has produced most of the ills from which humanity ment and so forth I do not touch upon here as I has suffered and is suffering so grievously today. have not the space to go into everything minutely Capital should recognize the fact that a new but will be glad to answer all questions propounded era has dawned and that no longer will the many to me and invite wide discussion of my plan. be content to be the puppets of the few and, that My plan would give capital a just return on its unless new arrangements are entered into, they investment, and, it is entitled to no more. It would will be made anyway, willy-nilly, and, in the mak give labor also a just return for its investment and ing all of us are likely to suffer far beyond what we it, too, is entitled to only that, whilst the director even dream of. of labor, the employers, the managers and so forth, It must be recognized as a principle that we would receive likewise a just and fair salary ac are all dependent upon each other and this should cording to their worth as planned by my sliding be a recognized fact when a division is planned as scale since such scale gives everyone plenty of op to what proportion of the reward, as a result of portunity for personal ambition and initiative and the combination of capital and labor, shall be ap ability to earn all he deserves. portioned to each. My idea is, and the world generally holds that, I believe that the interests of all the people in capital, for the service is renders, is entitled to a this country would best be served if it were recog reward and a just one, but beyond that lies the nized that capital is not entitled to more than a wrong against which the industrial world is crying just share in the matter of interest or dividends on out and .unless such a plan as mine is adopted, we its investment and that labor, the faithful partner are far more likely to see more radical plans pui of capital, is also entitled to a just share of what into force sweeping away capital as has been done they jointly produce. in Russia, and as is being proposed right here and I, therefore, advocate a genuine system of profin every other country, and merging it into the it-sharing, not in a sense in which that system is common weal, producing the conditions the world now generally employed or understood—the giving is cognizant of in Soviet and Bolshevist Russia. of a small percentage of the net profits to the work Under my plan labor and capital would be in ers as an added incentive to greater effort in their partnership and thus do away at one fell swoop future work, and so forth, representing generally with strikes and lockouts, any differences arising from five to ten per cent of the amount made by the being placed before the various grievance and arbi enterprise. tration boards and their decrees binding. The question naturally and at once arises, how My plan has not the merit of transforming the is the share that capital is to receive and the share millionaire into a pauper nor the pauper into a mil that labor is to have to be determined, The answer lionaire but I believe it does contain the elements is that first of all there would have to be a national that would make for industrial peace and the com minimum wage law, the wage to be determined by fort and the contentment of the many and, if we experts in each line of endeavor. love our country, if we are really patriotic we will Accompanying the above there would be a na readily recognize that, making the majority happy tional interest and dividend law fixing the rate or and contented is the prime patriotic duty in peace amount that capital can receive from its employment times. of money in the various enterprises that capital en Under my plan every one that has wealth re gages in; mind you, the government is not to guar tains it but the plan makes it impossible for any antee that capital shall receive thus and so much man in the future to gain wealth in an abnormal but simply fixes the amount it MAY receive legally, degree, thus diffusing more equably the wealth pro this also to be determined by experts in the vari duced in the country. ous lines of endeavor. As a corollary there should probably be a sys And, so that the interests of all may be safe tem of taxation established which in time, would guarded and leave no room for chicanery, there lessen the swollen fortunes of the few unduly rich. must be a law fixing the salaries which the direc Under my plan the man of wealth, if his money tors of labor are to receive, these to be determined is employed industrially, has a far better chance of by experts also but on a sliding scale, determined having same safeguarded than under our present by the nature of the business and the annual turn system—even if things get no worse—where it is over. the prey of both friend and foe, as the employees, Broad divisions of the basic industries would recognizing that the wealth invested in the indus be created and sub-divisions made from such, and try is essential there, are likely to see to it that both labor and capital would enter these, one or the no one whit of it be impaired. other, and become subject to the laws and regula I believe that my plan would make for a better tions thereof. and far more efficient system of production and dis At the conclusion of each annual or semi-annual tribution, would make the cost of living lower inventory, after labor had received its share' in the whilst raising the standard of living and it is a well- way of wages as provided by the minimum wage known axiom that a contented people will produce law, and the directors of labor their salaries, fixed better than one that is not so frotunately situated. and determined in the same manner, capital would One thing is certain, and I believe every think receive its share in the shape of profits, interest or ing person recognizes that fact—the present system dividends also, as fixed by law. is full of faults, and it has given rise to much mis Out of the balance would be paid the taxes to ery. What is of far greater moment, it is full of the government and states, a certain proportion danger. We cannot afford to permit Bolshevism to 20 OMAHA DRUGGIST raise its ugly head in this land of ours and, since Chesterfields ...... M. 8.00 the situation is admittedly dangerous, we should Piedmonts ...... M. 8.00 take steps at once, to abrogate the danger and place O m a rs...... M. 10.00 ourselves upon a more sound footing. Herbert Tareyton,...... M. 12.25 We certainly cannot continue to go on feeling Fags ...... M. 8.00 that we are always on the brink of a precipice and that any moment we are liable to be plunged into London Life ...... M. 11.50 a chasm from which recovery may be slow and Helmar ...... M. 11.50 painful and perhaps—worse. Mogul ...... M. 16.00 I do not expect my plan, so briefly outlined here, Murad ...... M. 16.00 to usher in the millenium, but I do believe if adopt ed, it would correct a great many of the evils from Melachrino No. 9 ...... 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Whilst many objections can undoubtedly be A wise guy is a man who never accepts a favor found with my plan per se, truth compels me to until he is certain as to the cost. state that I have personally submitted same to men in every walk of life and all, without exception, be yond finding a little fault here and there, gave their unqualified approval and expressed themselves as hopeful of the adoption of such a plan. I have talked with thousands of employers and employees, with men who run “union” and with Omaha men who operate “open” shops, with workers of the union persuasion and with others who are not union An Amusement Center ists, with professional men, with capitalists and others and all expressed themselves, after giving the matter thought, of being willing to live under such a system and willing to work for its early adoption. 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'Richardson Drug Co., Omaha 'Disiributors OMAHA DRUGGIST 25 “N. S. P. A. CONTENTION.” requisite laws. He recommended that all states The 39th Annual Convention of the Nebraska adopt high school and college of pharmacy require Pharmaceutical Association was held in Omaha ments not later than January 1st, 1923. President June 15, 16 and 17 with headquarters at the Hotel Jarrett thought this would give ample time for those Rome Tuesday forenoon was devoted to registra who have already sarted to learn the practice of tion and getting acquainted. The first business ses pharmacy, and would in no way be considered a sion was held at 2 o’clock with President Jones in hardship. the chair. The address of welcome was made by There are now fifteen states with pre-requisite Charles R. Sherman of the Sherman-McConnell laws, and it is only a question of a few years until Drug Company, Omaha. Response was made by Nels all the states will adopt them. Mikkelsen of Kenesaw. Seventy new members were The chairman of the executive committee of the elected during the meeting. Vice-persident Rome National Association of Boards of Pharmacy, asked Keleher of Norfolk, took the chair while President the delegates representing the states who had not Orel Jones of Oconto delivered the annual address, as yet adopted pre-requisite laws, to go before their which was referred to the executive committee. Fol respective state associations and ask for resolutions lowing this an address on the “Costs of doing busi for the enactment of such laws. ness” was given by Karl Kreizinger of Shelby. We While Nebraska has raised the standard con were unable to get a copy of his speech but it will siderable within the last year, there is still room be published in full in the proceedings of the meet for much improvement. ing. We are glad that the high school requirements In the evening the ladies were entertained by were adopted, which is a step in the right direction, the local ladies committee and the men were taken but it is hardly sufficient to keep up with the stand to the Ak-Sar-Ben Den where a special show was ard of other states. put on for the benefit of the druggists and bankers, Nebraska should not lagg in this forward and who were both in convention here. progressive movement. Since reciprocal registration During the Wednesday session reports were is becoming more important every year, we are un made by H. C. Newton of Omaha, for the American der a moral obligation to the states who have en Pharmaceutical Association; R. A. Lyman of Lin acted these pre-requisite laws, to keep up as nearly coln for the U. S. P. Revision and Nels Mikkelsen as possible with the procession. of Kenesaw, for the N. A. B, P. The latter is of such This forward movement in raising the standard importance it should be read carefully by every requirements is becoming quite general, and the druggist and we, therefore, publish it in full. tendency is now strongly in evidence that this move ment will elevate and standardize our profession Standardization of Pharmacy and Pre-requisite more than any other agency we can possibly employ. Laws. Fully one-half of the states have adopted high Mr. President: school requirements for entrance to examination as Members of the Nebraska Pharmaceutical Asso registered pharmacist, and most of them are mak ciation, Ladies and Gentlement present. ing sincere efforts to increase this to full college of Your president invited me to give an account pharmacy graduation by January 1st, 1923. of the convention of the National Association of A few of the states have been handicapped and Boards of Pharmacy which was held in Washington. were unable to make this start due to the fact that D. C., last month. I take great pleasure in comply the legislatures were unfriendly to such moves, claim ing with the request of President Jones, and I hope ing it to be class legislation. This is however an that when I get through, I have explained some erroneous idea. These pre-requisite laws are passed points which are of interest to you all. in the interest of the public welfare and should be The meetings were begun on May 5th, and con looked on as such only, and should not be passed cluded on May 12th. Within one short week there altogether in the interest of the pharmacist. was held at the nation’s capitol, four large conven In the enactment of laws, we should always re tions, namely: The National Association of Boards member the public, though I do not believe that in of Pharmacy, The American Pharmaceutical Asso enacting pharmacy laws the pharmacist should be ciation, The American Conference of Pharmaceutical entirely forgotten. Faculties, and the Tenth Decennial Convention for the revision of the United States Pharmacopoeia. I was greatly impressed by the progressive spir This was the most noteworthy pharmaceutical it of the delegates, for all of them felt that high gathering ever held in the history of American phar standard requirements make pharmacy what we all macy. It being the first where four big conventions want it to be. were gathered at the same time and place. The representatives of the various states at the The seventh annual convention of the National convention felt a genuine desire and determination Association of Boards of Pharmacy was celled to to keep each state abreast of the others. order by President Jarrett at the New Willard Ho There are very few members of Pharmacy tel. May 5th, at 10:00 a. m. There were sixty-nine Boards who likes to think of his state falling be delegates and associate delegates present represent hind other states standard requirements. ing the Boards of Pharmacy of thirty-four states. Hence the National Association of Boards of The states represented were as follows: Ala Pharmacy is our educational institution, which bama, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, District of tends to keep alive the very important question of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, higher pharmaceutical training and to fan the spark Missouri, Nebraska, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, of desire to the flame of action. Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Let me urge with the utmost emphasis, that if Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Verginia, Washington, harmony is to prevail between the various states, it West Verginia, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, New will be necessary for Nebraska as well as the rest York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, to make a move for pre-requisite laws as early as South Carolina and South Dakota. possible, so as to get our standard requirements at The convention was full of interest throughout a uniform rate. The states should keep abreast of the various sessions, and showed that a wonderful each other like a squad of well trained soldiers on progressive spirit had manifested itself along the a march. lines of the association’s activities. This is a subject which every registered phar President Jarrett’s address was up to the min macist and every one interested in pharmacy should ute in every way the word implies, and it was full take to heart as a personal matter, because it is the of optimism and enthusiasm. keystone to pharmacy. Say what you will, without Much of the address was devoted to the pre these standard requirements, there would surely be 26 OMAHA DRUGGIST very little to look forward to, even though, things macist and it needs no arguments that reciprocity are now far from being perfection, it surely has is a blessing for many who would find it hard to helped us a great deal that we have what little pass present day examinations. standard we do have at present. I am quite opti Now, a few words in reference to examinations mistic and feel that a fetter day for pharmacy is What the members of the various state boards surely coming, especially if we will only permit it of pharmacy are trying to do is to make the exam to come, and not block progress. I say again, it inations progressive as nearly as possible, one hun concerns each and every one of us interest in phar macy whether registered or not. dred per cent efficiency. With the changing of conditions, the character Since nearly all the states are moving forward and scope of our examinations will be materially for higher requirements and college graduation, it changed, especially when the tenth revision of the will naturally follow that the states lagging behind U. S. P. and the fifth edition of the National Formu in this movement, will come to a point where their lary, becomes official, the examination will be modi registrants will be barred from reciprocal registra tion in the states who have gone forward. This is fied to some extent. our greatest danger and it behooves us not to op Again, the future of our examinations will also pose progress in educational lines here in Nebraska depend greatly on the number of college graduates. Please remember this: Pre-requisite require Fifteen states now. require graduation from a ments of both college of pharmacy and high school recognized school of pharmacy as pre-requisite for are not retroactive in their action as applying to admission to examination. It will not be very far reciprocity. distant before every state in the union will require However, an applicant for reciprocity must the same, and when this time comes, we will again have had the qualifications, at the time of registra have to modify our examinations. tion in the state from which he applies that would We are now paying considerable attention to at that time have entitled him to take an examina the theoretical side of our examination. Just as tion in the state in which he may later apply for soon as the laws are enacted to compel candidates reciprocal registration. to go to college, the examinations will mainly be of a practical nature, for it is taken for granted that I will give you an illustration of this: the candidates who have taken a course in a recog Supposing Iowa requires in 1923 four years of nized college of pharmacy has had all the funda college work. Kansas let us say, requires only two mental trainings and need no theoretical examina years. Now comes a candidate from Kansas who tion. We will then lay more stress on the practical might be registered in that state in 1923 on the two side. There will probably be more attention given years college work and the following year seeks to to the practical work in the laboratory. register in Iowa by reciprocity. It is quite possible that in ten years hence, we Iowa would refuse the Kansas man because at shall put the candidate into a well equipped labora the time of his registration in Kansas he did not tory and give practical work in assaying, or work have the qualifications which would admit him to in synthetical chemistry, etc. It is one thing to an Iowa examination. know that an applicant knows certain things or Here is another illustration, Nebraska adopted facts, but it is quite a different thing to know full high school requirements for entrance to ex whether these facts can be used in a practical way. amination for full registered pharmacist to go into Now, I will take up another subject which I am effect December 31st, 1919. We will say that Kansas sure will interest you all. It is not unreasonable to did not adopt this at that time or since. John Doe believe that graduation as a pre-requisite for full came to Nebraska May, 1921 from Kansas for reci registration will make a tremendous economic procity, having passed the Kansas board in March, change in pharmacy all over the United States. 1921. Under the rules he would not be eligible for This change of laws will produce in this coun the reason that at the time of registration in Kan try two distinct classes of pharmacists. One class sas, he could not qualify in Nebraska. will be designated roughly proprietors or managers, In other words Nebraska will recognize all oth and the other class as clerks. We might make an er states candidates for reciprocal registration who other classification by calling them registered phar have had four year high school requirements if macists and assistant pharmacists. their requirements are equal to ours. The prescription laws may decrease the number As I have stated before pre-requisite laws are of registered pharmacists, and it will therefore be not retroactive, and does not effect those who reg come necessary to look after needs of the proprie istered previous to the adoption of the pre-requisi- tors and the public by creating another class of tive requirements. It only applies to those who pharmacists. come in afterwards. This can be done by creating this distinct class Now, I wish to say a word about the beneficial who will be sufficiently capable to carry on the work affect of reciprocal registration. of practical pharmacy. The shortage of pharmacists The number of reciprocal applications issued of both classes during the acute epidemic of the last during the year 1919 up to May 1st, 1920 was 523. two years has brought this question quite forcibly The number of applicants shows and indicates to our attention. The best we can do is to recog that reciprocity between states is becoming more nize this condition by the enactment of proper laws. popular as time goes on. Some might say that the pharmacy board could While pharmacy boards and possibly the great make easy examinations and let them by, and there er number of the rank and file keep in touch with by create a larger number of clerks. This is entire what is going on about reciprocal registration, there ly out of the question if we wish to have any stand is still quite a large number of druggists who know ing at all with states in the forward movement. about it only in a vague sort of a way. The supply of semi-qualifiied men must come Reciprocal registration will do much towards largely from the ranks of assistants. We must stabilizing and equalizing the supply of pharmacists therefore keep in mind this group and give examina all over the country. While nearly all the states can tions which will fit in with their qualificatons. use more than its own supply of registrants, the These examnations should be entirely distinct time will soon come when there will be an over from those for the full registered pharmacist. In supply in some states and in other states a short the past we have looked upon assistant registration age. This condition will promptly stimulate reci as something unpractical, and something that would procal registration since there will be now special only last for a few years at the most. It was also bar to crossing a state line with our present system. looked upon as a stepping stone to full registration This is one of the chief benefits to the phar by many states. OMAHA DRUGGIST if The economic changes which has taken hold in This special committee to be given the power to this country has changed pharmacy to such a con employ an attorney to assist in drafting these siderable extent, that we must consider the assis amendments, and allowed funds for the actual ex tant as a distinct class, and I therefore recommend pense incurred. 11 can assure you that Mr. Antles that this association goes on record to favor a law will be glad to help us in the many ways where he which will create such a class. can be serviceable. Always remember this that Mr. In the near future at the rate we are now pro Antles stands for the progress of pharmacy, and is gressing the assistant will be about the same grade with you and will help you whenever he is called as our present full registered pharmacist, but the upon to do so. rank and file of them will probably remain assis Folowing this was an address by H. H. Antles, tants. secretary of the Public Welfare, which under the At the convention this matter was thoroughly Code Bill, has charge of the registration of drug discussed and it was finally recommended to call gists, physicians and dentists in Nebraska. He' them registered druggists and the higher class reg showed a complete willingness to co-operate With istered pharmacists. Call them by what names you the association in every way possible. This was wish, it is a class which we can not ignore, even followed by an address of Mr. Handley, prohibition though many of them will only remain in this class commissioner of Nebraska, who explained the nec for a few years and pass on, but the condition is essary steps to take in applying for permits for the here and the best we can do is to remedy matters withdrawal of alcohol to be used in the manufacture by proper legislative action, and that should be at of pharmaceuticals, etc., and, also explained the the next session in January, 1921. method of making the monthly reports required by Just one more point I wish to bring out. law. Governor McKelvie was present during part The question of practical experience in drug of the session and gave an interesting talk to the stores was brought up for discussion after a paper members. had been read by L. L. Walton of Pennsylvania, en The annual banquet was held that evening in titled, “The value of practical experience.” It was terspersed with cabaret features and after a few recommended by the convention that a “system of short and interesting talks the ball room was thrown units” be adopted and planned and based on the pa open and dancing was indulged in until a late hour. per presented by Mr. Walton. A committee was finally appointed to gather Thursday was devoted to unfinished business the needed information, which in turn will be given and the election of officers. A. V. Pease, Fairbury; to the various pharmacy boards of the United States. D. J. Fink, Holdrege, and S. C. W ilson, Lincoln, We all know that experience in many stores is noth were elected to a life membership in the associa ing more than a joke. We are trying to remedy this tion as having attended every meeting for more than defect, by the proposed unit system. The giving of thirty years. J. F. Gereke, Seward, who is a charter examinations, as a science, is comparatively little member, but who has been detained at home for the understood. That it is a science with basic princi past few years by sickness, was also, elected a life ples, needs, I think no argument whatsoever. Some research work along this line should and Dept. C . BRUNO & SON, Inc. could best be carried out by some endowed institu JOHN F. STRATTON GO ■ 351.53 Fourth Ave. New York. Estab, 1895 tion like the Carnegie Institution. The fact is that some steps should be taken in conjunction with schools of pharmacy to conduct re search work along this line. The convention recommended that all registra tion renewal fees should carry with it membership “R u ssia n ”1 Gut Violin Violin Strings in the state association. This can only be accom Strin gs 46 E or 1 s t ...doz. .40 plished by amending the pharmacy laws so as to 28 E 4 lgth s.b d l $4.70 47 A or 2 d ... .doz. .40 provide that part of the renewal fee is paid to the 71 A 2% lgths.b d l 4.70 49 D or 3d wd.dz. .60 state association. Laws of this type are now in 91 D 2% lgths.bdl 6.00 49% G or 4th wd.dz. .75 109 G wd 1 1th.doz. 2.05 51 Set 4 strgs..set .35 force in several of our states and satisfactory, re 2914 Set 4 strgs.set .90 51% A sst 30 stgs.b x. 1.35 sults are obtained and full membership of 100 per 29 Asst 30 stg s.b x 5.60 Guitar Strings cent is in this way secured. “Naples” Gut Violin 160 E or 1 s t ...doz. .45 S trin g s 160 B or 2d....doz. .45 I therefore would like to be permitted to recom 28% E 4 lgth s.b d l 3.75 160 G or 3d wd.doz. .95 mend that the Nebraska Pharmaceutical Association 71 y2 A 2% lg th s.b d l 3.75 160 D or 4th wd.dz. 1.15 goes on record as favoring a pre-requisite law to 91% D 2% lgth s.b d l 5.10 160 A or 5th wd.dz. 1.45 comply with the requirements of the American Con 91% D 2% lgths.b ld 5.10 160 E or 6th w d.dz. 1.90 108 G wd, 1 1th.doz. 1.80 161% Set 6 strgs..set .60 ference of Pharmaceutical Faculties. Also a law be 32% Set 4 strgs.set .75 161% A sst 30 stgs.b x. 2.20 enacted to permit the creation of an assistant phar 32 A sst 30 stg s.b x . 4.65 Banjo Strings macist or registered druggist. I would also like to Silk Strings for Violins 186% 1st ...... doz. .45 recommend the pharmacy law be so amended to per 8 E 3 lgth s.b d l 2.25 186% 2nd ...... doz. .45 9 E 4 lgth s.b d l 3.50 186% 3 r d ...... doz. .45 mit a portion of the renewal fee to go to the asso 11 A 2% lgths.bdl 4,20 186% 4th wound.doz, .95 ciation. 13 D 2% lgth s.b d l 5.50 186% 5th ...... doz. .45 Some weeks ago I had a conference with Mr. 14 G 1 Igth..doz. 1.50 186% Set 5 strgs.set .40 15 Set 4 strgs.set .85 186% A sst 30 stgs.b x. 1.70 Antles of the Welfare Department in reference to 'Russian” Gut Guitar Mandolin Strings some changes in the pharmacy law of Nebraska. He S trin gs 1140% E or 1 s t ..doz. .45 said that it would be a pleasure for him to co-oper 154 E or 1st gt.idoz. 1.65 1140% A or 2 n d ..doz. .45 ate with the members of the association in present- 155 B or 2d gt.idoz. 1.65 1140% D or 3d wd.dz. .85 156 G or 3d gt.idoz. 1.95 1140% G or 4th w .dz. 1.05 ' ing the matter to our next legislature. 170 D or 4th wd .dz. 2.20 1143% Set 8 stgs.set .55 In this way it becomes a direct recommenda 170 A or 5th wd .dz. 2.65 1143% Ast 30 stgs.b x. 1VXD tion from the Welfare Department, which gives it a 170 E or 6th wd .dz. 3.15 Mandolin Strings 175 Set 6 strgs. .set 1.20 1140 E or 1st..doz. .37 good appearance and clear bill to the public. It 175% A sst 30 stgs .ibx. 6.00 1141 A or 2d...doz. ’ .27 seems to me that this is a matter which concerns “Russian” Gut B anjo 1142 D or 3d wd.dz. .60 the public welfare as well as the pharmacists of S trin gs 1143 G or ' 4th.doz. .75 Nebraska. 188% 1st G u t -----doz. 1.65 1144 Set 8 stg s.set * .36 188% 2d Gut ....d o z . 1.80 1144% A st 30 stg s.b x . 1.40 Permit me to suggest that the president of this 188% 3d Gut ....doz. 1.95 association be authorized to appoint a committee 180 4th wound.doz. 1.50 For Sale By of three, as a special committee to act in conjunc 188% 5th Gut ....d o z . 1.65 Richardson Drug Co. 188% Set 5 strg s.set 1.15 OMAHA, NEBR. tion with the regularly appointed legislative com 188% Asst 30 stgs.bx. 5.00 mittee. 28 OMAHA DRUGGIST member^ Wm. A. Brokaw, Cedar Bluffs on payment E. H. Bedweel, Omaha. of $25.00 was elected a life member. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Biersdorf, Emerson. C. P. Hildebrand, York; W. C. Butts, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Beckord, Waco. and Karl Kreizinger, Shelby, were elected as candi G. R. Bloomstrand, Aurora dates for the selection of one new member for the Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bock, Lincoln. Board of Examiners. Columbus was chosen for the Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brooke, Hastings. next meeting place. The following officers were J P. Browne, Lincoln. elected for the ensuing year: President, G. Turner F. J. Burkerd, Scotia Haines, Omaha; vice-presidents, T. G. Slater, Hord- F. P. Bush, Omaha. ville; J. H. Thompson, West Point; J. V. Deines, W. C. Butts, Columbus. Fairfield; J. U. Malick, Bloomington; W. R. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Carter, Lincoln Callaway; treasurer, D. D. Adams, Nehawka; secre Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Caswell, Omaha. tary, J. G. McBride, University Place. The local Mr. and Mrs C H Chase, Schuyler. committee paid the railroad fare one way up to two Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Chism, University Place. hundred miles for one druggist or representative Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Christoph, Norfolk. from each store in attendance at the convention. W. E. Clayton, Grand Island. , Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Copes, Avoca. C. L. Cotting, Red Cloud. THE NEW PRESIDENT OF THE N. S. P. A. Mr. and Mrs. J V Deines, Fairfield. Dorothy Deines, Fairfield. Catherine Diller, Fairbury. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dirson, Lincoln W. C. Doherty, Omaha. C. W. Donovan, Omaha Clark L. Dort, Auburn. Chas. B. Ducker, Lincoln. R. H. Duke, Mason City. A. C. Dryden, Wilsonville. Earl J. Epps, Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Featherstone, Omaha. D, J. Fink, Holdrege. Walter F. Fischer, Omaha Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ford, Cozad. H. W. Gartner, Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gibson, Wauneta. Alice Gilchrist, Omaha. C. E. Gilland, Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Goodwin, Columbus Ralph E. Gray, Lincoln. H. W. Green, Elmwood. Fred B. Greusel, Omaha. G. Turner Haines, Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harper, Spencer. Wm. C. Hayden, Omaha Harry Hemping, Tekamah. C. P. Hildebrand, York. Gf. Turned Haines. H. E. Hodsdon, Schuyler. Turner, as he is familiarly called, got his first J. W. Hooper, Cedar Bluffs. experience at pharmacy with Kuhn & Company at J. W. Hopper, Stranton. the store he now owns at fifteenth and Douglas. Avery Hornburger, Omaha. This was in 1898 and he received the magnificent Daniel J. Hoye, Wood River. salary of $1.50 per week. He entered the Omaha 'Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hoye, Wood River. College of Pharmacy in 1904 but on account of finan Luther B. Hoyt, Omaha. cial difficulties was compelled to leave thirty days L. J. Inderbitzen, Racine, Wis. before graduation. Realizing the value of a good C. A. Iorns, St. Louis, Mo. education he returned to Creighton and received his A. H. Jensen, Neligh. diploma in 1912. He associated him self with Pro F. L. Johanson, Omaha. fessor C. B. Fricke in 1906 and together they pur Orel Jones, Oconto. chased the drug store at Thirteenth and Farnam. Thos. Keefe, Clarks. Later they organized the Haines Drug Company and Rome Keleher, Norfolk. moved to 1610 Farnam. In April, 1912, this store Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Kokes, Tekamah. was completely destroyed by fire, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kreizinger, Shelby. Haines spent the following six months traveling Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lane and daughter, Omaha. through the east and south looking for a location. Chas. B. Larsen, St. Paul. They returned in October and purchased the old Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Leary, Council Bluffs, la. Kuhn store. In the fall of last year he opened up I. O. Lieuellen, Omaha. a new store in the Paxton Hotel, which he called R. O. Lohrberg, Omaha. the SVm Drug Company. Turner now has two of James J. Luff, Marquette, the largest and most prosperous drug stores in R. A. Lyman, Lincoln Omaha. On January l y 1917, he was appointed a T. H. Lyon, Beaver Crossing. member of the Board of Examiners. That he will C. A. MeVicker, Gothenburg. be successful as president of the N. S. P. A. goes Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McBride, University Place without saying Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McComas, Broken Bow Members and visitors registering at the con- H. N. McCann, Elkhart, Ind. • vention: Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McConnell, Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Adams, Omaha. L. W. McConnell, McCook. D. D. Adams, Nehawka. Mr. and Mrs. H. V. McDonald, Murdock. L. C. Armstrong, Omaha Geo. B. McDowell, Hardy. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Anness, Dunbar. J. K. McDowell, Lincoln. P. J. Auxier, Omaha. Irving McEwen, Omaha. OMAHA DRUGGIST 29 Mrs. V. E. McFarland, Lexington. T. E. Weems, Omaha. J. R. Maddox, Omaha. W. Witherby, Blair. Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Malick, Bloomington. Harry S. Weller, Omaha. Jesse Waldeane Malick, Bloomington. Mrs. Webb, Aurora. A. U. Mangold, Gretna. R. E. Weed, Kansas City, Mo. James Manion, Creighton. B. R. Zastera, Howells. Ernest Marsh, Omaha. I. Curtis Arledge, Omaha. E. L. Melvin, Omaha. Albert J. Gaeth, Newman Grove. C. H. Merriam, Kearney. B. V. Neale, Pierce. Nels Mikkelsen, Kenesaw. Wm. Milder, Omaha. What About the Recent Olive Poisoning Cases? J. Y. Miller, South Omaha. H. G. Morphy, Omaha. “The Food of the Ages” Lillie Morrow, Tekamah. Wliat About the Recent Olive Poisoning Cases? G. W. Murphy, Rochester, N. Y. What about the recent olive poisoning cases? P. B. Myers, Omaha. Here are the facts: D. M. Neiswanger, Dakota City. No case of poisoning has ever developed from Geo. J. Nesladek, Omaha. California Ripe Olives packed in tin. H. C. Newton, Omaha. The five isolated cases alleged from eating olives Mr. and Mrs. Willie Nielsen, Elba. were all from olives packed in glass. W. J. Nolan, Omaha. Olives packed in glass may be as safe and whole Isaac Noyes, Omaha. some as olives packed in tin provided they are ef J. J. Norcross, Belgrade. fectively sterilized and thoroughly sealed. Mr. and Mrs. Ivyl O’Flyng, Omaha. It is more difficult to sterilize a glass package un Barbara C. Osborn, Lincoln. der high pressure than a tin package. Hence, prior J. W. Otredosky, Cedar Bluffs. to this last season, olives packed in glass were W. T. Ottman, Omaha. cooked at the boiling point only, while olives packed Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Parsons, Omaha. in tin are cooked at temperatures ranging from 225 F. C. Patton, Omaha. degrees F. to 250 degrees F., thus insuring perfect Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Pease, Fairbury. sterilization. J. W. Penner, Beatrice. All authorities agree that under-sterilization was Chas. H. 0 Petersen, Crookston. responsible for the trouble. C. J. Peterson, Lincoln. Also, it is pretty well estabished that the compo L. R. Petracek, Burr. used to seal the cap to the jar, which was made Lillian Polian, Omaha. during the war, was defective, resulting in an im F F. Porter, Omaha. perfectly sealed glass package. Mr. and Mrs. Bird S. Potter, Gothenburg. In order to insure against any poisonings result T. E. Powers, Beatrice. ing from olives in the future, the olive packers, who J. D. Rainey, Omaha. are members of the California Olive Association, W. J. Hamsey, Arcadia. unanimously and voluntarily agree to withdraw all L. V. Raymond, Lincoln. olives packed in glass which had been packed prior McFerrin C. Ritter, Omaha. to the 1919-1920 season. All olives packed in glass J. T. Ryan, Giltner. prior to the 1919>-1920 season were cooked at a tem W. E. Sandifer, Osmond. perature not to exceed boiling point, which has been Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schall, Omaha. found to be insufficient. Hereafter, all olives packed Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schramm, Kearney by members of the California Olive Association will Rolland C. Sherman, Omaha. be cooked under pressure and at a sufficiently high Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Sherman and daughter, temperature to insure perfect sterilization. Omaha. This means that you need have no hesitancy in sell T. G. Slater, Hordville. ing the California Ripe Olives you now have in stock Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Strelow, Long Pine. provided they were packed by a member of the Cali Alex Schulte, Wynot. fornia Olive Association. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Spear and daughter, Fair The California Olive Association, which represents bury. about 8'0% of the olive industry, both growers and H. A. Skelton, Spencer. packers, in California, is launching a national, edu C. H. Shepherd, Smithfield. cational campaign advertising California Ripe Olives. Theresa St. Martin, Wahoo. This campaign is planned for a three year period. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. W. Snell, Omaha. The initial advertisements will appear in the July Miss Snell, Omaha. issues of the Literary Digest and will appear there C. A. Cheeler, Crofton. after monthly in the following magazines: P. Strausbaugh, Omaha. The Pictorial Review. P. Strausbaugh, Omaha. Good Housekeeping. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Trook, Syracuse. The Delineator. Geo. E. Thompsen, Omaha. Woman’s Home Companion. J. H. Thompson, W est Point. We realize that the good to be gotten out of this Guy H. Thompson, Scribner. advertising campaign telling of the merits of Cali T. A. Thompson, Albion. fornia Ripe Olives will be in a large measure lost A. D. Townsend, Conca. unless you, the distributors of this delicious product, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Woodford, Newcastle. are made entirely familiar with the facts and will Mr. and Mrs. Ben G. Worthing, Overton. lend us your assistance in correcting the apprehen Cliff R. W eller, Omaha. sion which many consumers feel. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. W alker and son, Gibbon. In this connection it should be noted that the Mr. and Mrs. A. C. W alker, Omaha. botulinus germ has never before been associated Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Weber, Arlington. with ripe olives and probably never will be again. S. C. Wilson, Lincoln. It was originally found in sausage (in fact, it gets W. R. Wright, Callaway. its name from the Latin word meaning sausage). It W. B. Walter, Beatrice. has been found in many home packed and commer Mr. and Mrs. C. A. W ilson, Lincoln cially packed foods such as cheese, sausage, aspara N. W. W ilson, Kansas City, Mo. gus, string beans, etc. 30 OM AH A D RUGGIS T Recently, Professor Jaffa, Consulting Nutrition Ex YOUR LIBERTY BOYD pert, College of Agriculture, University of Califor The United States Government borrowed money nia, an authority on food, said: ' “Pew foods can be consumed with as great confi from you to finance the war. You hold the Gov dence as canned ripe olives.” ernment’s promise to pay you back. This promise This statement of Professor Jaffa’s is concurred in is called a Liberty Bond or Victory Note. On this by every food expert in the United States who has bond is stated the conditions under which the Gov made any study of the facts ernment borrowed the money from you. Ripe Olives processed in the “California way” or “European way” have been eaten for thousands For instance: If you hold a bond of the Third of years, forming the chief article of diet in the Liberty Loan, it states that on April 15th and Oc southern European countries, and never before in the tober 15th of each year until maturity, you will history of the industry has there been a single in receive interest on the amount you paid for the stance where anybody has been harmed by eating bond. Other issues bear other rates of interest and this flavorous and nutritious food. other maturity dates, all of which are clearly stated Nobody regrets more than those engaged in this on the bond. Now, if you keep your bond until the great industry in California that these poisonings date when the Government pays you in full for it, cases, even though isolated, should have developed. you do not need to worry if, in the meantime, the The fact remains, however, that in each of the in price is low one day or high the next. You and stances the contents of the glass jars were very Uncle Sam ar.e living up to your agreement with badly spoiled as evidenced by a very bad odor. Fur each other, and neither will lose by it. thermore, the labels on the glass containers were On the other hand, if you sell your Liberty Bond badly stained. These stained labels, and particu now, you will find that the man you sell it to will larly the sickening odor when the cap was removed, not give you a dollar for every dollar you paid for would have been enough to have warned most house it. The price has been brought down because so wives that the contents were spoiled and unfit for many people are offering to sell their bonds. If the consumption. As one eminent chemist remarked: market is flooded with tomatoes, you can buy them “If your nose says it is safe, it is safe.” cheap, but if everyone is clamoring for tomatoes While we deplore the facts, the thing we deplore and there are few to be had, the price goes up. most is the injustice to this long-established and The same is true of Liberty Bonds. Short-sighted meritorious industry, of the widespread, unfair and people are dumping them on the market, and wise inaccurate publicity. It now appears that there is ones are buying them. at least a very reasonable doubt in both the Mon The best advice that can be given to the owner tana and New York cases as to whether or not Ripe of a Liberty Bond is this: Hold the bond you Olives are responsible. In the Montana case it is bought during the war; it is as safe and sound as now thought that spoiled elk meat caused the deaths. the United States Government itself. Buy as many In the New York case an exhaustive and unbiased more at the present low rate as you can afford. If investigation discloses the fact that the only mem you hold them to maturity, you are bound to make ber of the Delbene family who survived the fatal the difference between what they sell at now and meal was the one who ate of the olives but did not their face value. You will also receive good inter eat a combination salad. The other members of the est on your investment. Hold your Liberty Bonds family partook of the combination salad and died. and buy more. With these two cases eliminated the bona fide W. A. Hover of Denver, Colorado, in a recent olive poisonings would be reduced to three and article on the “Economic Value of the Jobber as a these three have all been traced to one batch of Distributor” writes as follows: “Is the jobber a olives. necessity, or is his function as a middleman super There have been hundreds of cases of food poison fluous, and does he impose upon the consumer an ings (both before and since these olive cases) and unnecessary burden? These questions are vital they got little or no more publicity than accidental and deeply concern the public as well as the jobber deaths from other causes. The prominence of the and manufacturer. Undoubtedly the wholesale persons involved, but more especially the fact that druggist has from the beginning constituted a nec olives were a comparatively strange food in the essary link in the chain of distribution, and is es east and middle west, plus the unfortunate inac sentially an economic factor in the assembling and curacy of statements eminating from sources sup sale of drugs, medicinal chemicals, proprietary ar posed to be authoritative, combined to attach to these ticles and sundry items of varied origin and char particular cases significance which the facts in no acter. This value to the retailer constantly in way justified. creases as a result of the rapid growth of new prep It is this unfortunate publicity which wre must arations of all kinds. The reasons for this state now combat and for which we are asking your as ment must be apparent to any one at all familiar sistance. with the functions performed by the wholesale So tell your customers not to let any fear prevent druggist, and who has given the slightest considera them from enthusiastically offering this delicious tion to, or study of the subject. The wholesale fruit. druggist continues to exist because of his economic Tell them that California Ripe Olives packed by value. Without him the average retailer could not members of the California Olive Association are in endure and the public in turn would suffer great telligently grown, carefully harvested, scientifically inconvenience thereby. processed and packed under sanitary conditions and Accessibility of supplies, quick ,almost daily thoroughly sterilized. service, minimum cost of transportation, consti Remember that no Ripe Olives packed in cans have tutes of itself an almost imperative reason for the ever caused any trouble, and remember that the jobber’s existence. That the wholesale druggist has olives that caused the trouble were under-sterilized been able, in view of the many added details and and all olives packed by members of this Association constantly increasing complexity of his business, where there could be the least suspicion have been to keep his overhead down to its present level indi removed from the market. cates that he has been the best organized and most B .B. MECK, efficient agency having to do with general distribu President Mt. Ida Packing Company and Member, tion of broken lots of merchandise of any business Advisory Board, California Olive Association. of similar character in this country.” You can do things with money you can’t do with You’ve got to tend the patch before you can cut influence. the melon. OMAHA DRUGGIST 31 “Why the Wholesaler?” trouble he thinks he has. The retailer perhaps has (Sam Bueus.) never even heard of them but as he orders every day The problem of what we shall eat, what we shall from the wholesaler, he can get and send to the party drink and wherewithal shall we be clothed is always in twenty-four hours, which is usually very satisfac with us for solution. tory. Now this odd item may be something he may never have to stock, on the other hand it may be To purchase merchandise of a standard quality at something of such merit that from this one sale, the time it -is wanted and in the desired quantity many more will be made. Now had there been no and in an economical manner are questions in do wholesaler to help him and the article made in a mestic economy that must be met daily. very distant city, the customer would not have Eliminate the middle men say some, goods direct waited and if he would the transportation would from the producer to the consumer To this end have taken the profit. farmers have bought and operated elevators for their How often a recipe is presented; it calls for man;, grain, co-operative stores owned and operated by items, all but one are in stock. The wholesaler will mechanics supposed to supply merchandise at cost, supply with short delay, even if you have to send have been tried out, but the farmer cannot spend his a special messenger it often saves the day to do it. time at the elevator, he must be producing the grain. Of course financially a man in business should The mechanic cannot spend his time at the store, he have sufficient capital or use his banker for credit, must work at his trade and so men must be hired but it does happen in spite of all our plans, that an for this work and the middle man is not eliminated. extra credit is needed. The experience in most cases is that he is the most If the retailer has taken care to keep his credit expensive middleman possible and a failure results. good and has patronized the wholesaler so that he Even the United States tried to run our railroads has established the fact that he is and intends to be at cost, and what was the result? Passenger and a regular customer, he will understand “Why,” as freight rates were at once given a decided raise. the wholesaler will give him the needed help. And Even then the service rendered was far from satis let the retailer not forget such favors when he pays factory. Shipments unreasonably delayed, and what his bills. If he buys his goods on 30 days with cash about the financial result to the United States? discount 2 per cent in 10 days, he shouldn’t wait fif In an address by Senator A B. Cummins, he said: teen days and deduct cash discount. “The Government admits a loss of more than $8150,- Another advantage is that the retailer knows that 000,000 00 and when disputed claims are continued, his goods are pure and of standard quality . a loss of $1,000,000,000.00 is an underestimate of the It ought always to have been that goods were up final outcome. This deficit must be paid from the co the standard and now since the Pure Food Law, treasury of the United States and the taxpayer must furnish the money. The loss is somewhat more than $1,000,000.00 a day.” I think this settles the fact that the middle man M cannot be eliminated and private enterprise is cheap er than public or co-operative. I In this question at least four distinct interests ap pear: the producer, the wholesaler, the retailer and R the public. The Producer: Let us suppose a manufacturer R has some article he wishes to get before the public. We will assume that it is an article of merit, some thing that people will use more or less when once 0 they know of it. He can advertise it, yes, but this must have a “follow up” and he must have his goods R in the retailer’s hands so that the public can see and get them when they want to use them. Perhaps it S is an article low in price and to send a salesman to every retailer will consume all the profits. But he ALL KINDS can by placing his goods in the hands of, say a hun dred wholesalers, cover the entire United States. M To illustrate: When Tanglefoot first appeared A our firm retailed and wholesaled in a small way. A D salesman called my attention to it and it struck me it would be a seller. We stocked a small quantity, E and glad to have some new thing to show, we called the attention of every retailer that came in and al 1 most everyone would try a box and it did not take long until Tanglefoot was a good seller in our local N ity and THE WHOLESALER DID IT. Our atention was called one day by a wholesaler o to a nail clip of which we had never heard. It seemed an improvement on what we had so we M stocked one dozen, after that we always stocked it. A The Retailer: Tt would not seem that any argu ment is needed to show the advantage to the retailer. H He can do the same amount of business on staple items on so much smaller investment because he A can order in lesser quantities. He can fill orders for odd items, make a little profit and retain his patron. Take any store in the Pittsburg Plate outlying districts of a large city; it is an impossi Glass Co. bility to ptock half the items in general use, not to mention those rarely called for. A patron of his has Omaha, - Nebr. heard through a friend of some wonderful toilet article, perhaps has had a sample of a cure for a 32 OMAHA DRUGGIST it is absolutely necessary that the law be complied I am particular about my tooth brushes, and so not with. fancying the one he had tossed me, I asked to see Who, by looking at a pound of opium can tell some more. This perfectly proper request was an whether it is of standard morphia strength, or what swered by the proprietor with a scornful glance ' retailer can afford the time and expense of an assay? and the information that the next grade cost thirty- But when the package is stamped “Guaranteed Un five cents. This apparent belittling of my pride der the Pure Food and Drug Act” by a responsible peeved me, and I went out without buying any wholesaler, he can rest assured that it is safe to thing. dispense. Then I entered Number Two. The proprietor, a When I first entered the drug business I remem much younger man, came from behind the pre ber the head clerk making tine, ferri chloride by scription counter with a welcoming smile, and on pouring a certain amount of hydrochloric acid on learning my wants proceeded to show me a LINE precib. carb. iron and decanting the supernatant of brushes and believe me, that chap knew brushes, liquor and then mixing with the alcohol. It made a too. Very quickly I was separated from four bits, tincture, but I am sure he never knew whether his my little parcel was delivered to me and I was on finished product was standard or not. In this age my way to the door with a cordial invitation to we are more particular and ought to be. “call again” echoing pleasantly in my ears. Why be a wholesaler? The business of a retailer On my way out 1 passed a tempting display of is limited in territory, whereas a wholesaler’s is safety razors. Now, while I haye always- consid almost unlimited. If one be ambitious to be classed ered myself as progressive as the nexxt one, I have with millionaires he must select something other never been weaned from my old Wade & Butcher. than a retail drug business which is one of small I had tried one or two safeties warranted to per sales ,and it matters not what the percentage of form miracles, and found them neither safe nor profit may be, the daily net profit can be but small sane under my hand. Still I was in a mellow mood, in comparison with the wholesaler or the manufac due to the satisfactory tooth brush transaction, and turer. So if one can secure the needed capital and I stopped and looked— and listened, with one of is ambitious to become really wealthy, then the the safeties in my hand, to its merits, and also to wholesaler’s life is his choice|. the lecture on the correct use of the instrument. We will now consider the public, which in number The next morning I enjoyed a satisfactory shave outclasses all the others combined. In these later with a new fangled dingus that had indented my days, the wants, desires and necessities have become savings account to the extent of five dollars. And almost too numerous to mention. The fruits of the as I shaved I meditated on the relative sales ability tropics, California and Florida; the spices of the of the two druggists whom I had visited the even Orient; the aromatic gums and the perfumes of ing before. It came to me that before many years, Arabia; the teas from China and Japan, the coffees Number Two druggist would be turning on the of Brazil, must all be collected by someone so that glittering lights in the big store, and that Number che public can purchase when it wants them and in One would be lucky if he was in business at all. quantities to supply its needs. This was just the resentful and peevish prediction This by his own enterprise the retailer cannot do, of a layman, but there must have been the spirit he must be aided by middle-men in some way. Who of prophecy in my pondering, because recently will help him Why the WHOLESALER of course. Number Two has bought out Number One. He is the one who helps the producer to get his “I built on a firm foundation, and it was called goods before the public in the least expensive man Service. For Framework I used a stout timber, and ner and shortest possible time. this was called Courtesy. And my house has with He is the one who helps the Retailer keep up a stood the storm.” well assorted stock with the smallest capital. The above is a formula given by a wise business He is the one that helps the public to get what it man explaining his success. wants. He is the cheapest and best middle man ever discovered. “The customer will forgive the lack of merchan dise, but he will neither forgive or forget the lack “Why the Wholesaler?” Enough said. of courtesy” was another of the old gentleman’s pet N. A. R. P. axioms; and it has been drilled into his sales force so thoroughly that shopping in his store is a priv You should live so that you don’t have to prove ilege. an alibi. \ Far be it from me to be ungallant, but honestly, it seems to me that it is the female of the species COURTESY AND SERVICE. which is most apt to neglect the little glad hand. A Firm Foundation on Which to Build. Many a time and oft have I ventured into a store By Arthur Bennett. with coin of the realm in my pouch and a desire On a certain street in my town, two drug stores to part with some of it only to have that desire flaunted their signs and their invitation to the nim changed to an impulse to run thence by the frig ble dollar, almost side by side. One was large, idity of the blonde lady behind the counter whose brilliantly lighted, and from the plate glass window temper may have been spoiled by tooth-ache, re in the front to the prescription counter in the rear, sulting from too long sustained tripping to the light fairly shouted prosperity. The other store was fantastic the night before. small, but neatly and fairly stocked, but so un On the other hand, I must confess that many a pretentious as compared with its neighbor that it hard earned simoleon has been charmed out of my gave one the impression that it was some sort of wallet by a winsome smile and a gracious introduc poor but respectable relation of the other. tion to some inanimate piece of merchandise. Yea, I believe it is a trait of human— as well as moth verily, this is a strange, strange world! — nature to flit where the lights burn most brightly. Judging by my own temperament, I am con So, behold me blithely entering Number One store vinced that fully sixty per cent of a sale is made with my mild request for the dental implement. by externals. That is, the way the goods are dis The proprietor slouched over behind the proper played, and the personality of the seller. counter, reached into a case and tossed a brush But there comes the occasional customer whose tome, remarked something about twenty-five cents ancestral heartstone was laid in Missouri. And in a discouraged tone of voice, and stood staring then is the trine when your sale is made or lost over my head. by the amount of knowledge of the article you may Now, while I am really not a crank in all things, or may not be able to impart. OMAHA DRUGGIST 33 Window Displays Must Not Be Neglected common mistake to think that a merchant can A properly dressed window has been estimated measure the profitableness or unprofitableness o f to represent up to sixty per cent of a retail mer an individual article by subtracting the average chant’s sales by an authority who has made a care cost of doing business from the mark-up of the ful and long continued study of the subject. The article. It is a serious error and it lies in the fact window display is the very first thing to strike the that some things cost very little to sell and others prospective customer’s eye, and if the impression cost a lot to sell. The fact that you strike an conveyed by the display is pleasing the customer average shows this. The result is that if a mer invariably forms an opinion of the store and its chant should decide he was making no money on management which will help materially in the sell a certain commodity because his mark-up on it was ing of merchanise. If a display is neat and attractive no greater than his average cost of doing business the customer enters the store with the feeling that he might be condemning the best money-maker in here will be found the goods wanted—that the serv his whole line. On the other hand many an article ice will be prompt and courteous and the transac which shows a handsome margin after subtracting tion a satisfactory one in all respects. There is no the average cost of doing business is really eating possible excuse for a poorly dressed or untidy win its head off because it costs a great deal more than dow. Manufacturers in practically all lines furnish the average cost to sell it. materials to assist in building up a sales-compelling Experienced merchants understand this and display in many cases furnish suggestions that will doubtless many of the Brooklyn association fully be found of assistance if no thoroughly experienced realize it and accept point thirteen “with reserva window trim artist is at hand. tions,” but it is a dangerous thing to teach to be The wise merchant is constantly seeking ideas ginners in the great old game of buying and selling. that may help him with his window dressing, and a little thought along these lines will produce windows PRICE CHANGES of which he may justly be proud Astiers Arhere C ap su les...... Doz. $17.85 Black and White Hair Dressing...... Doz. 3.60 Brandreth’s Pills ...... Doz. 2.00 Fourteen Points and a Reservation Bag Balm ...... Doz. 5 00 Druggists may find it profitable to check up their Buffalo Lithia Water, Case $5.75...... Doz. 6.25 business methods by the following “fourteen points” Brous Injection ...... Doz. 9.00 which the Brooklyn Retail Grocers’ Association pre Carbona, Small ...... Doz. 1.50 sented to its members recently: Carbona, Medium ...... Doz. 2 50 1. Charge interest on the net amount of your total Carbona, Large ...... Doz. 5.00 investment at the beginning of your business year, Colchisal. 50s ...... Doz. 12.60 exclusive of real estate. Colchisal, 100s ...... Doz. 25.10 2. Charge rental on real estate or buildings owned Carlsbad Salts ...... Doz. 12 50 by you and used in your business at arate equal to Dermatone, lb...... Doz. 27.50 that which you would receive if renting or leasing Dermatone, y2 lb ...... Doz. 14 50 it to others. Dermatone, % lb ...... Doz. 8.00 3. Charge in addition to what you pay for hired Eagle Milk, 4 Doz. Case $13.50, 2 Doz Case help an amount equal to what your services would $6.80 ...... Doz. 3.50 be worth to others; also treat in like manner the Evan’s Throat P a stilles...... Doz. 3.15 services of any member of your family employed in Gray’s Australian L eaf...... Doz. 6.50 the business not on the regular payroll. Goldman’s Hair Restorer, Full Doz. Lots 4. Charge depreciation on all goods carried over $13.50 ...... Doz. 13.75 on which you may have to make a less price because Goldman’s Quick Hair Color, Full Doz. Lots of the change of style, damage or other cause. $13.50 ...... Doz. 13.75 5. Charge depreciation on buildings, tools, fixtures, Hematone ...... Doz 10.00 or anything else suffering from age or wear and Hymosa Plasters ...... Doz. 4.00 tear. Hire’s Root Beer, 1 Gal Cans...... Gal. 3 35 6. Charge amounts donated; of subscriptions paid. International Gall Heal...... Doz. 2.80 7. Charge all fixed expense such as taxes, insur International Heave Powder...... Doz. 8.00 ance, water, lights, fuel, etc. International Louse K iller...... Doz. 2.80 8. Charge all incidental expenses, such as dray- International Stock Food, Small...... Doz. 3.20 age, postage, office supplies, delivery expense of International Stock,Food, Medium...... Doz. 6.00 horses and wagons, telephones and telegrams, adver Jo He Oil, Sm all...... Doz. 5.50 tising, canvassing, etc. 9. Charge losses of every character, including Jo He Oil, L arge...... Doz. 13.50 Kirn’s Kidney Tea...... Doz. 2.40 goods stolen or sent out and not charged, allowance Kow Kure, Small...... Doz. 5.50 made all customers, all debts, etc. 10. Charge collection expense not enumerated Kow Kure, Large...... Doz. 10 50 above. Lavoris, Small ...... Doz. 2.50 11. When you have ascertained what the sum of Lavoris, Medium ...... Doz. 5.00 all the foregoing items amounts to, prove it by Lavoris, Large ...... Doz. 10.00 your books, and you will have your total expense Luden’s Cough Drops...... Ctn. 1.85. for the year. Liquid Veneer Dust Cloths...... Doz. 2.80' 12. Divide this figure into the total of your sales Liquid Veneer Mops...... Doz. 14.00 and it will show you the percentage of cost to you Liquid Veneer Mop Sw abs...... Doz. 8.40' to do business. Listerine, Small ...... Doz. 2.50 13. Take this figure and deduct it from the price Listerine, Medium ...... Doz. 5.00 of any article you have sold, then subtract from the Listerine, Large ...... Doz. 10 00 remainder what it cost you (invoice price and M arshall’s Cubeb Cig., Sm all...... Doz. 1.00 freight), and the result will show your net profit M arshall’s Cubeb Cig., L arge...... Doz. 3.00 or loss on the article. Merry War Lye, Case $4.80...... Doz. 1.25 14. Go over the selling prices of the various ar Mayor’s Walnut Oil, L arge...... Doz. 10.50 ticles you handle and see where you stand as to Mucol, Small ...... Doz. 2.80 profits .then get busy in putting your selling figures Merrell’s AlKarhein, Pint...... Doz. 14.79 on a profitable basis and talk it over with your M errell’s AlKarhein, P in t...... Gal. 8.33 competitor, as well. M errell’s Bechol, P in t...... Doz. 14.79 These points are all sound except No. 13. It is a Merrell’s Bechol ...... Gal. 8.33 34 OMAHA DRUGGIST MerrelTs Bechol and Creosote, Pint...... Doz. 15.30 Spratt’s Puppy Cakes, Large ...... , .Doz. 7.50 Merrell’s Bechol and Creosote...... Gal. 8.45 Stanolax, 5 Gal. $8.90...... Gal. 2.35 Merrell’s Blenol, Pint...... >Doz. 30.30 Stanolax, Pint, 2 Doz. Case $6.15 . Doz. 6.40 M errell’s Blenol, 6 Oz...... Doz. 13.35 Sand Paper ...... See Page 11 M errell’s Castaflora, P in t...... Doz. 16.83 Steel Wool ...... See Page 11 M errell’s Echtisia, 12 Oz...... D oz. 22.44 Sayman’s Liniment ...... Doz. 5 50 MerrelTs Genitone, P in t...... Doz. 20.40 Sayman’s Salve ...... Doz. 2.50 M errell’s Maizavena, P in t...... Doz. 18.36 Tyndale’s Syrup ...... Doz. 21.00 MerrelTs Pascarnata, 12 Oz...... Doz. 14.28 Triner’s Angelica Bitter Tonic...... Doz. 11.50 MerrelTs Pentabromides, Pint...... Doz. 20.40 White Rock Water, Large, Case $12.00. . .Doz. 3 25 Plough’s Hair D ressing...... Doz. 2.25 White Rock Water, Medium, Case $15.50.Doz. 2.10 P. D. & Co’s. Bronchial Sadative, P in t...D o z . 15.00 White Rock Water, Splits, Case $13.00.. .Doz. 1.80 P. D. & Co’s. Bronchial S ed a tiv e...... Gal. 8.00 White Rock Water, y 2 Gal., Case $5 50. ..D oz. 6.00 P. D. & Co’s. Cascarenna, P in t...... Doz. 15.60 Whetzal’s Quick Relief, Small...... Doz. 4.80 P. D. & Co’s. C ascarenne...... Gal. 8.40 Whetzal’s Quick Relief, L arge...... Doz. 9.60 P. D. & Co’s. Egmol, P in t ...... Doz. 15.00 Wizard Oil, S m all...... Doz. 2.80 P. D. & Co’s. E gm ol...... Gal. 8.00 Wizard Oil, Medium...... Doz. 5.60 P. D. & Co’s. Equine Cough Syrup, P in t..D oz. 18.00 Wizard Oil, L arge...... Doz. 11.20 P. D. & Co’s. Equine Cough Syrup...... Gal. 10.00 Zematol, Lbs...... Doz. 27.50 P. D. & Co’s. Equine Cough Syrup, 5 Gal. Gal. 8.50 P. D. & Co’s. E rgone...... Oz. 1.40 NEW GOODS P. D. & Co’s. Hematic Hypophos, P in t...D o z . 13.20 Best Tonic, 8 Doz. 5% ...... Doz. 2.25 P. D. & Co’s. Hematic H ypophos...... Gal. 6.80 Canute Water ...... Doz. 12.00 P. D. & Co’s. Hydrogen Perox, Is ...... Doz. 6.00 Clean Easy Bed P ans...... Doz. 24 00 P. D. & Co’s. Hydrogen Perox, y 2 s ...... Doz. 4.00 Celery Vesce, 15c...... Doz. .80 P. D. & Co’s. Hydrogen Perox, 14s...... Doz. 2.35 Celery Vesce, 25c...... Doz. 2.00 P. D. & Co’s. Hydrogen Perox, G al...... Gal. 2.50 Celery Vesce, 50c...... /...D o z . 4.00 P. D. & Co’s. N a r g o l...... Oz. 1.50 Celery Vesce, $1.00...... Doz. 8 60 P. D. & Co’s. Animal Vaccine Injection. . .Ea. 1.50 Encasol Tubes ...... Doz. 4 80 P. D. & Co’s. Animal Vaccine Injection, Mag E. Z. Aluminum Enamel...... Doz. 1.75 azine Style ...... Ea. 2.80 E. Z. Gold E n a m e l...... Doz. 1.75 R ose’s Lime Juice, Sm all...... Case 10.50 E Z. French Bronze Dressing...... Doz. 1.75 Red Devil Glass C utters...... Doz. 1.75 Golden Glow, 16 Oz., 1 Gro. 5% ...... Doz 10.00 Santal Midy ...... Doz. 16.80 2 Dozen Lots Freight Paid. Direct Shipment. Silver Pine Healing Oil, Small...... Doz. 3.20 Lyko, 10 Oz., $1.00...... Doz. 8.00 Silver Pine Healing Oil, Medium...... Doz. 6.00 Marsh Root, L arge...... Doz. 12.00 Silver Pine Healing Oil, L arge...... Doz. 10 00 Stumpff’s Magic Hoodoo Ant. P aper...... Doz. 160 Spratt’s Dog Cakes, Medium...... Doz. 3.85 Scfos, 8 Oz...... Doz. 8.00 Spratt’s Dog Cakes, L arge...... Doz. 7.50 Tanglefoot Ant. & Roach Powder, Small.Doz. .80 Ppratt’s Puppy Cakes, Medium...... Doz. 3.85 Tanglefoot Ant. & Roach Powder, Large.Doz. 2.00 VANKO 7c Mild? You Said It! And Flavor!!! - 0 Boy- “Some Smoke” 3 for 20c RICHARDSON DRUG CO. DISTRIBUTORS OMAHA DRUGGIST 35 FOR SALE. CLERK WANTED. FOR SALE—One of the best paying drug stores in WANTED—Unregistered druggists to take Bowen Nebraska. It is so good you can not realize it until Institute of Pharmacy Course and pass any State Board. Mail and resident work. Chartered school. you come and see. Located in new brick building, Our six w eeks’ course w ill prepare you. Our 800 25x70, with full basement. Fountain and fixtures registrations to date. Send for full information. new, no competition. Expenses light. One side line C. W. Bowen, M. S., M. D., Ph. G., LL. B., Bruns alont pays $1,000.00 a year clear profit. R. G. Lynch, wick, Mo. Roseland, Neb. Position Wanted—By lady, experienced pharma FOR SALE—'Drug store in good farming country, cist, industrious and capable; can give reference. lostly cash customers. Stock of paint, oil, wall In care Omaha Druggist. paper, Nyal agency. Yearly sales, $15,000. Will in voice. Write for terms. Address C. T. D., % Omaha MISCELLANEOUS. Druggist. SPECIAL ATTENTION—If you want to sell your drug store, or buy one in any state, or want any FOR SALE—Only drug store in town of 800. Also, kind of positon, or need any kind of employe, or need city ice cream parlor; invoice about $3,500. Address a Doctor, Dentist or Veterinarian, write F. V. Kniest, B A. Marten, Belvidere, Neb. R. P., Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Established 1904. RELIEF REGISTERED. PHARMACIST at youi Drug Store for Sale—In good town in northeast service at all times. Barbara C. Osborn, 1638 J St., Nebraska. Death of owner cause for sale. Address Lincoln, Neb. Phone L7013. P. O. Box 157, University Place, Neb. Phone 113, University Place, Neb. TRAVELER’S ADDRESSES. FOR SALE—Only drug store in Ithica, Neb., town F. H. P arsons...... 3719 Hamilton St. Rep. Parke Davis Co. of 200 population; wealthy farming community; ex C. Ellis Nichols, Tel. Walnut 2017.. .5015 Webster St. clusive cash business; invoice $1,000.00. Turning Rep. Sharp & Dohme. stock four times yearly; an excellent opening for a C. J. C asw ell...... 1028 South 31st St. young Doctor who is registered, as I leave an un Rep. Eli Lilly. & Co. opposed practice as well as drug business; advanc W. T. B irdsell...... Conant Hotel ing years cause for selling. This proposition will Rep. John Wyeth & Bro. bear investigation. Address Box 186, Ithica, Neb. W. R. P a tty ...... Bellevue, Nebr. For Sale—The best money making drug store in Rep. John T. Milliken & Co. a town of 1,000 population, one other drug store in John A. S ch all...... 2903 Webster St. town. A golden opportunity for an energetic man. Rep. Johnson & Johnson. No dead stock, good business, good location, rich Irving M cE w in ...... P. O. Box 333. Omaha farming community and doing practically a cash Rep. Bauer & Black. business. This is a snap. Stock will invoice about A. B. H unt...... 5916 North 24th St. $5,000. New brick building with dwelling above Rep. Lehn & Fink. which has six rooms besides bath, large sleeping E. L. R ains...... Hunter Inn porch, best heating plant, all electric lights, garage Rep. The Wm. S. Merrell Chemical Co. in back of store under same roof. An upto-date man Geo. W. Murphy...... Rome Hotel lift (small elevator), although has front and back Rep. J. Hungerford Smith Co., Fruits and Syrups stairways, also front and back porches to dwelling. Nat. Quinn...... Phone W alnut 1676, 2410 No. 45th St. Reasons for selling owner wishes to retire. Address, Rep. The Cleveland Fruit Juice Co. E. L, Geisert, Hooper, Neb. L. J. Inderbitzin...... Rome Hotel A GOLD MINE—Located in northeast part of Ne Rep. Horlick’s Malted Milk Co. braska. A drug store doing a $110 business every S. Schoenfeld...... Sanford Hotel day in quiet times. This is a cash business and Rep. Chas. E. Hires Co. credit sales are very small. Carry drugs, patents, W. H. Hall, Phone T yler 2251...... 642 South 19 St. sundries, oils, varnish and wall papers. Has a large Rep. Detroit White Lead Works or Rogers new Walrus fountain. Fixtures all new and stock complete in all lines. Have two M. D.s, two Vets, Paints and Varnishes. and Rx business is exceedingly good. Reasons for B. T. Howard...... Morris Apts. 18th and Dodge sale is that owners are retiring from active life. Pur Rep. Wm. R. Warner & Co. chaser rents building, but can buy one residence which; will cost him about $10,000, but the residence part is immaterial as owners have two residence properties. Part cash and good backing will buy the stock if right party, otherwise would not con CARDUI sider anything else as proposition is too good to con BLACK-DRAUGHT sider trades or other merchandise. Address T. B. C., care of Omaha Druggist. CARDOSEPTIC FOR SALE— Only drug store in thriving town Their Own M erit has kept them on the list of big volume sellers of 600; three general stores, two banks, two ele And their own merit is why their popularity still vators, four garages, two lumber yards, two hard increases; for RELIABILITY, mutually-recog ware stores, five churches and good high school. nized, counts biggest in permanent business rela Store invoices from twelve to fifteen thousand, own tions between consumer and druggist. You can my store building, best location in town. Will sell sell these medicines, confident that good service same or lease, also have own ice house and ice. is being rendered for the price paid. Good up-to-date soda fountain and big business. The Chattanooga Medicine Co. Have Nyal, A. D. S., Eastman, Edison, Pathe, etc., Chattanooga, Tenn. agencies. Must sell on account of health. Address Frank C. Krenzien, Clearwater, Neb. 36 OMAHA DRUGGIST OUR PAGE OF SPECIAL QUOTATIONS STAPLE, HEAVY AND CRUDE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS July 10th 1920 Cartage on Acid in Carboys—One carboy Blue Vitriol, bbl...... ft 11 Potassium Chlorate,crys., 40c, 2-4, 25c each; 5 carboy 20c each. This 100-lb ft UK k e g s...... ft 33 50-lb...... lb 12 50-lb. lots...... 1b 34 charge includes return of empties. 25-lb...... lb 13* 26-lb. lo ts...... lb 35 A.o*d, 10-lb...... ft 14 10-lb. lots...... 1b 36 Acetic, 28% Bbls...... ft 06* 5-lb ...... lb 14* 5-lb lo ts...... lb 37 “ 10-gal...... lb 07 Borax, Powder or Cryst. bbl. . 1b 10 Granular 15c per lb. higher. “ o - g a l...... lb 09 “ “ “ 100 1b...... ft 11* Sal Epsom , B bis...... cwt 5 00 “ 1-gal...... lb 12 50-lb ...... 1b 12 100-lb...... lb 05* Battery carboy...... cwt 4 00 25-lb...... 1b 13 50-lb...... lb 06* Boracic, Po., or cryst., 25-lb. 10-lb...... lb 13* 25-lb...... lb 06* lots...... 24 5-lb...... lb 14 10-lb...... lb 08 10-lb. lo ts...... ft 24 Brimstone, Roll, bbl...... lb 05% 5-lb...... lb 0 8 * 5-lb. lo ts...... lb 25 100-lb...... Ib 06* Glauber, Lump bbl...... cwt 2 50 Garbolie, crude, 15$, bbl. incl.gal 48 50-lb...... ft 07* 100-lb...... cwt 3 50 15$, 10-gal. can ...... “ gal 58 25-lb...... lb 07* 50-lb...... cwt 4 25 13$, 5-gal. ca n ...... “ gal 63 10-lb...... ft 08 25-lb...... cwt 4 75 20$, bbls...... “ gal 53 Carbon B isulphide, 10-gal., 100-lb ft 12* Glauber, gran, bbl...... cwt 2 50 20*', 10-gal. can ...... “ gal 75 “5-gal.." 50-lb In cl...... ft 13 100-1b...... cwt 3 50 20$. 5-gal. can...... “ gal 80 “2-gal.20-lb. incl...... Ib 16 50-ft...... cwt 4 25 15$ .bbl...... “ gal 60 “1-gal.,” 10-lb i n c l ...... 1b 18 25-ft...... cwt 4 75 25$ 10-gal. ca n ...... “ gal 85 1-lb cans 51b lots i n c l ...... ft 32 powd b b l...... cwt 3 50 25$ 5-gal. can ...... “ gal 90 1-lb cans 101b lo ts...... 1b 31 100- lb...... cwt 5 00 $ )$ ,b b L ...... “ gal 65 1-lb cans 251b lo ts...... ft 30 50-lb...... 1b 65* 30$, 10-gal. can ...... “ gal 90 Chalk, Lump, bbl...... ft 04* 25-1b...... ft 06 30$, 5-gal, can ...... “ gal 95 100-lb...... ft 05* Nitre, gran ICO lb s...... 1b 21 Citric, 112-lb .k egs...... lb 50-lb...... 1b 06 CO lbs...... ft 21* 50-lb. lo ts...... 25-lb ...... ft 06* 25 lbs...... lb 23 25- lb. lo ts...... 115 10-lb...... 1b 07 10 lbs...... 1b 24 10-lb. lo ts ...... lb 1 15 French Powd., 200 lb. bags...... ft 03* Nitre, Powdered. 100 lbs...... 1b 22 5-lb. lo ts...... lb 1 20 100-lb b ags...... lb 04* 50 lbs...... lb 22* Muriatic. 18° carboy...... lb 04 50-lb bags...... 4.1b 05 25 lbs...... 1b 24 Muratic, O. P., carboy...... lb 12 25-lb bags...... 1b 05* 10 lbs...... lb 25 Nitric, 36° carboy...... lb 12 10-lb bags...... 1b 07 Nitre. Large cryst,, 100 lbs...... 1b 23 Nitric, C. P., carboy...... ft 16 50 lb s...... lb 23* Oxalic, 100-lb. lo ts...... 84 Charcoal, Commercial, bbl ...... lb 03* 100-lb...... 1b 04* 25 lbs...... lb 24 50-lb. lo ts...... v...... 5b 85 10 lbs...... lb 26 26- lb. lo ts ...... lb 86 50-lb...... 1b 04% Nitre. Small cryst., tOOlbs__ ft 22 10-lb. lo ts...... ft 87 25- lb ...... 1b 05 10-lb...... 1b 06 50 lbs...... 22* 5-lb. lots ...... ft 88 25 lbs...... 23 Sulphuric 66° carboy...... cwt 4 00 5-lb...... lb 07 1-ton lo ts...... Ton 60 00 10 lbs...... ft 25 Sulphuric,C. P.. carboy...... 1b 12 Rochelle, 25-lb...... 55 Tartaric, 100-lb lots...... lb 54-ton lo ts ...... Ton 61 00 * -to n lo ts...... Ton 10-lb...... 56 50-lb lo ts...... lb 52 00 5-lb...... 57 25-ft lo ts...... lb Copperas, Lump, bbl...... cwt 2 75 Soda, bbl...... 2 50 10-ft lo ts...... ft 100 100-lb...... ft 04 Kej?...... 3 50 5-ft lo ts...... lb 1 05 50-lb...... lb 04* 50-lb ...... 03* 26- lb ...... 1b 05 25-lb...... 04* Alcohol Denatured bbls 180$ .gal 125 10-lb...... lb 05* 10—lb ...... 04* 5-lb ...... lb 06 “ *-bbls Incl gal 1 33 Sassafras Bark, “ 10-gal.. gal 1 33 Gran., b b l...... lb 02% 5-gal.. gal 1 35 “ 100-lbs...... ft 04 100-lb bags...... Pive and ten gallon lots containers extra. “ 50-lbs...... 1b 04* 50-lb bags...... Denatured 188° 1 cent over. “ 25-lbs...... ft 05 25-lb bags...... 63 “ 1 0-lb s...... ft 05* 10-lb b ags...... 64 Alcohol, grain 190° bbl. inc...... gal. 7 50 5-lb...... ft 06 5-lb bags...... 65 “ “ “ *-bbl. inc.. .gal 7 60 Redried Powd. bbls...... ft 03* 05 Seed, Canary, 25-lb b ags...... ft 14 “ 10 g a l...... gal 7 90 100-lb...... 1b “ 10-lb lots .... ft 15 “ 5 -g a l...... gal 8 6# 50-lb ...... 1b 05* 5-lb lo ts...... lb 16 (On 5 and lo-gal.. containers extra) 25-lb...... 1b 08 10 -lb ...... 1b 06* Flax, ground & whole 1001b bgsft 14 Methanol 95$, bbls...... gal 3 75 50-lb b a g s ...... lb 15 *-bbls 1 Oon- ...... gal 5-lb...... ft 07 Cream Tartar, C. P., 100-lb...... 1b 25-lb bags ...... ft 16 10-gal.. Vtainer ...... gal 4 00 10-lb...... ft 5-gal.. 1 Extra ...... gal 4 05 50-lb...... 1b 70 17 25*-lb...... lb 72 5 -lb ...... ft. 18 Whole * c per lb. less. Alum, lump, 10-lb...... 1b 73 5-lb...... 1b 74 Hemp, 25-lb b a g s...... 1b 14 Bbl...... lb 07* 10-lb. lo ts...... ft 15 100-lb. lo ts...... lb 09 Formaldehyde, 40$, 400 lb. bbls. 1b 56 5-lb. lo ts...... 11> 16 50-lb. lo ts ...... lb 09* 125 lb kegs...... lb 58 Sunflower, 125-lb b ags...... ft 27 25-lb. lo ts...... lb 10 60-lb k e g s...... 1b 61 Sunflower, 100-lb b ags...... ft 28 Powdered, Bbl...... ft 09 1 gal jugs incl ...... gal 5 75 Sunflower, 50-lb bags...... ft 28* 100-lb. lo ts...... lb 10 P. A. C. Works, 1 lb. bottles, 50 Sunflower. 25-lb bags...... ft 29 50-lb. lo ts...... lb 11 lb lo ts...... ft Sun flower, 10-lb...... ft 30 25- lb. lo ts...... lb 12 25-lb l o t s ...... 1b 69 Sunflower 5 lbs...... 1!) 10-1b l o t s ...... 1b 72 32 Ammonia, Carbonate, 25-lb. lots.lb 21 5-lb l o t s ...... lb 74 10-lb lo ts...... lb 22 Seidlltz Mixture, 25-lb lo ts ...... lb 42 5-lb. lot*...... lb 23 Glycerine, O. P.,50-lb...... 1b 36 •* ** 10-lb lo ts...... lb 43 Muriate, lump, 100-lb. lo ts...... ft 40 Gum Camphor, “ “ 5-lb lots...... lb 44 50-lb. lo ts...... lb 41 25 lbs. 10 lbs. 5 lbs. 26-lb. lots...... ft 42 1-lb...... 2 45.. ...2 47 Soda Bicarb , 4C0 -lb bbl...... lb 04* 10-lb. lo ts...... ft 48 16s ...... 2 50 ...... 2 52 112-lb.k egs...... lb 05 5-lb. lo ts...... ft 44 2 4 s...... 2 55...... 2 57 25-lb ft 06*50-lb ...... ft 05* Muriate, Gran., bbl...... ft 25 3 2 s ...... 2 55...... 2 57 10-lb...... ft 07 100-lb. lots...... lb 26 M echauical 95$ Hyposulphite, cry. b b l-...... lb 05 50-lb. lo ts...... ft 26* K eg...... ft 05* Moth Balls, bbls...... 1b 19* 50-lb...... lb 05* 25-lb...... ft 05* 26- lb. lo ts...... lb 27 100-lb...... 1b 20* Hyposulphite, Pea cryst., bbl— 05* 10-lb. lo ts...... lb 28 50-lb ...... ft 21* Keg... lb 05* 60-lb...... lb 06* 5-lb. lo ts...... lb 29 25-lb ...... 1b 22* Water, 16$ carboy...... lb. 14 25-lb...... lb 06* 10-lb...... 1b 23* Hyposulphite, gran, bbl...... lb 05* 5 gal. lo ts ...... lb. 17 5-1b...... lb 24* 1 gal lots...... lb. 18 Keg....ft 05* 50-lb...... ft 06* Water, Oonct.,26°, carboy...... ft 16 Napthalln, Flake, bbls...... lb 19 25-lb ...... $ 07 5-gal lots ...... lb 19 100-lb...... 1b 20 Sugar M ilk, Is, 25-lb lo ts...... ft 44 1-gal l o t s ...... — ft 20 50-lb ...... lb 21 “ " Is, 10-lb lo ts...... lb 45 35-lb...... lb 22 “ “ Is, 5-lb lo ts...... lb 46 Antimony, Black, Suh. bbl...... ft 06 10-lb...... ft 23 100-lb...... lb 07 5-lb...... lb 24 Sulphur, Lgt Flour, 220-lb bbls.cw t 5 75 50-lb...... ft 07 * OilCake, ground,ton...... ton 75 00 100-lb. lots ...... cwt 5 50 261b...... lb 08 * - to n ...... ton 76 00 50-lb lo ts...... cwt 5 90 Arsenic, Kegs...... ft 21 14-ton...... ton 77 00 25-lb lo t s ...... cwt 6 40 100- ft b oxes...... lb 22 100-lb...... cwt 3 90 10-lb lo ts...... cwt 7 00 50-ft b o x e s ...... ft 23 Potash Permanganate H eavy Flour, 100-lb b ags...... owl 2 75 25-1b boxes...... ft 25 25-lb lo t s ...... 1b 1 00 5001b. lo ts...... cwt. 2 50 10-lbboxes ...... lb 26 10-lb lota...... ft 1 05 1000 lb. lo ts...... cwt. 2 30 5-ft b o x es...... lb 27 5-lb lots ...... 1b 1 10 20001b. lota...... cw t 2 25 SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLY DEPT. JULY SUPPLEMENT, 1920 BARGAINS IN GLASSWARE The following numbers are exceptionally good values. Our stock is limited and we suggest that you place your order early N o. 404 Sundae Dish Heavy Pressed Short Stem Dozen lo ts...... per dozen $1.20 Barrel lots (15 doz)...... per dozen 1.10 No. 40-COLONIAL SUNDAE Heavy pressed, 5^ in. high, 4^ in. wide. Suitable for Fancy Sundaes. Dozen lots...... per dozen $1.75 Barrel lots (12 doz)...... per dozen 1.65 ....' ______„ No. 403 Sherbet Flat Foot, Short Stem No. 23-SUNDAE DISH Dozen lots...... per dozen $1.20 3# inch high, inch wide Barrel lots (15 doz.)...... per dozen 1.10 Dozen lots...... per dozen $1.40 Barrel lots (12 doz.)...... per dozen 1.30 THIS OFFER IS FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY JULY SUPPLEMENT. FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES No. 13762 (A ctual size of illustration) Dozen lots...... per dozen SI.00 Barrel lots (12 doz.) .... per dozen .90 No. 1652 Pressed Glass Grape Juice, Gingerale, Coca Cola, or Water Glass, heavy pressed. 5-oz. Dozen lo ts...... per doz Si.00 Barrel lots (22 doz) .. . .per doz .90 No. 13620 Fancy Sundae Cup Lead^blown. \ Fire polished. Extra fine quality. 4^ inch high, 3*4 inch wide. Dozen lo ts...... per dozen $1.40 Barrel lots (12 doz.) per doz 1.30 No. 13620 JULY SUPPLEMENT. FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES Sundae Dish Very Heavy Pressed. Easy to Clean. 3 in. high, 4 in. wide. Dozen lots...... per dozen $1.25 Barrel Lots (15 doz.)...... per dozen $1.10 No. 1358 Water Glass Heavy pressed, safe edge Water Glass, 8-ounce Dozen lots...... per doz. $1.00 Barrel lots (20 doz)...... per doz .90 Martha Washinton “World’s Fair” Heavy Pressed. Extra Good Quality. Lemon Squeezer Dozen Lots The handsomest and most complete Per dozen...... $1.15 lemon squeezer on the market. Made of malleable iron, nicely tin Barrel lots (12 doz.) ned; plunger made £of hard wood and is detachable. Barrel lots...... $1.00 Price each, 15 centsJ JULY SUPPLEMENT. FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES. SODA FOUNTAIN REQUISITES FRUITS, CONFECTIONS AND MISCELLANEOUS LIQUID SO-DA-LICIOUS FRUIT AND SYRUP CONCENTRATED FOUNTAN SYRUPS “LIQUID” SO-DA-LICIOUS FRUITS AND. SYRUPS Comply with the National and State Pure Food Laws. We guarantee uniformity of strength, color, flavor and pack. We do not fortify “Liquid” fruits and With Pres. syrups with artificial flavors in order to gain ✓ In Jugs strength. Each jar of fruit is carefully sterilized 1 Gal. after packing to eliminate any possible chance of Catalogue Description Each fermentation. Apricot ...... $4.04 Qts. %-gal. Banana ...... >...... 4.04 Catalog Description per doz. per doz. Blackberry ...... 4.04 Apricot Crushed....)...... $15.82 $30.64 Catawba •...... : ...... 4.04 Blackberry Crushed...... 22.22 43.44 Cherry Phosphate...... 4.04 Butterscotch Frappe...... 13.02 25.04 Cherry, R ed...... 4.44 Cherry Crushed, Red...... 19.02 37.04 Cherry, B lack ...... 4.44 Cherry Crushed, B lack...... 19.02 37.04 Cherry, W ild...... 4.44 Cherry, Whole Red...... 19.02 37.04 Cherry Phosphate (W ild )...... 4.44 Caramel Frappe...... 13.02 25.04 Chocolate Cream ...... 4.44 Chocolate Fudge...... 13.02 25.04 C la r e t...... 4.44 Cocoa Paste...... 13.02 25.04 Claret Phosphate...... 4.44 Cocoa, Rich...... 12.92 Cocoa, Dark ...... 4.44 Figs, Shredded...... 15.02 29.04 Cocoa, L ig h t...... 4.44 Maple Nut Sundae...... 23.82 46.64 Coffee ...... 4.44 Maple Fudge...... 13.02 25.04 Cream de Menthe...... 4.24 Peach Crushed...... 15.82 30.64 Ginger ...... 4.04 Peach Sliced...... 19.02 37.04 Ginger A le...... 4.44 Pineapple Crushed...... 19.02 36.24 Grape ...... 4.44 Pineapple Cubes...... 19.02 , 37.04 Lemon ...... 4.24 Pineapple Cubes, Red, Imitation Lemon Sour ...... 4.24 Maraschino ...... 19.02 37.04 Limeade, Artificial ...... 4.24 Pecan Halves, Panale...... 26.22 51.44 Maple ...... 4.44 Potpourri (Chop S u ey )...... 17.42 33.84 Nectar ...... 4.44 Peanut Frappe...... 19.02 37.04 Orangeade, Artificial ...... 4.24 All Nut Sundae...... 23.82 46.64 Orange ...... 4.24 Raspberry Crushed, Red... 21.02 41.04 Orange, Blood...... 4.24 Raspberry Whole, R ed...... 22.22 43.44 Peach ...... 4.04 Strawberry Crushed...... 22.62 44.24 Peach Blow ...... 4.04 Walnut Halves Panale...... 24.62 48.24 Pineapple ...... 4.44 Cherries Whole Imitation Mara- Raspberry, R e d ...... 4.64 schino Flavor, Large...... 19.02 37.04 Raspberry, Black ...... 4.64 Cherries Whole, Imitation Mara- Root Beer ...... 4.04 schino Flavor, Medium... 18.62 36.24 Sherbet ...... 4.24 Cherries Whole, Imitation Mara- Sarsaparilla ...... 4.04 schino Flavor, S m all...... 18.62 36.24 Strawberry ...... 4.44 Cherries Whole and Broken, Imita- Vanilla ...... 4.04 tion Maraschino...... 18.22 35.44 MARSHMALLOW CREME TOPPING Cherries Shredded, Imitation Mara- (Vanilia, Maple or Caramel Flavor) schino Flavor...... 18.22 35.44 Per Gal. Cherries, White, Imitation Mara- 1 Gallon Cans (6 in c a se )...... $1.40 schino Flavor...... 18.62 36.24 7 Gallon Cans (Wood Jacket) ...... 1.35 Cherries, Green, Imitation Mara- 15 Gallon Kegs (% Barrels) ...... 1.25 schino Flavor, Cream De Menthe 18.62 36.24 30 Gallon (*£ Barrels) ...... 1.20 Prices not effective after July 12th 57 Gallon Barrels ...... 1.15 RICH ARDSON DRUG CO. (Room 312 Charles Building SALESROOMS Denver. Colo. I W. D. ZOOK, Agent OMAHA, C. S. A. JULY SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT. H A J A QUALITY “ Guaranteed Goods by a Guaranty that’s Good” TABLETS 5571 Webster Comp...... 16 $0.50 2557 Webster Comp...... 32 .50 WRITING TABLETS 5525 Webster Comp...... 27 .50 3512 Simon Pure ...... count 32 $0.75 5577 Webster Comp...... 18 .50 3512 Simon Pure ...... count 32 .75 3513 Simon Pure t ...... count 23 .75 5505 Webster Comp...... 17 .75 3514 Simon Pure ...... count 23 .75 3517 Simon Pure ...... count 13 .75 PENCIL TABLETS 3518 Simon Pure ...... count 13 .75 Red Top No. 1549...... count 47 $0.45 3518 Simon Pure ...... count 15 .75 JULY SUPPLEMENT, SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT. TABLETS-Cont. liBiiSlilfflllH im , . composition 294 I Am It 7x8% 30...... $0.45 1576 Worthy 7x8% 20...... 45 1585 % B. D. Marble 7x8% 16...... 75 3481 Canty ...... 30 $0.72 3482 Canty ...... 30 .72 3483 Canty ...... 20 .72 3484 Canty ...... 20 .72 348^ Canty ...... 10 .72 3488 Canty ...... count 10 .72 WRITING TABLETS No. Name Size Count 6000 Hytone Linen Fabric % Royal 30. . . $0.75 6061 Hytone Linen Fabric N 30. . .75 6002 Hytone Linen Fabric P 20. . . .75 6003 Hytone Linen Fabric L 12. . . .75 6004 Hytone Linen Fabric Roy 15.. , .75 6005 Hytone Linen Plain N 30.. . .75 6006 Hytone Lineiji Plain P 20. . . .75 6007 Hytone Linen Plain L 12.. , .75 1640 Roll of Honor 8x10 10. . .45 6008 Hytone Linen Plain Roy 30. . .75 9264 % B. D. Morocco 8x10 20. . . 1.20 6009 Hytone Linen Plain % Roy 15.. .75 1 Flexible 7x8% 24.. 6031 Old Irish Linen N 40 T. , $0.75 , 1.20 6032 Old Irish Linen P 25.. .75 1915 Union Business Yankee 3%x8% 55.. $0.75 6033 Old Irish Linen L 1 5 .. , .75 1916 Union Business Statement 5 x8 40. . .75 6035 Old Irish Linen Plain N 40. . .75 1917 Union Business Remit 5 x8 40. .. .75 6036. Old Irish Linen Plain P 2 5 .. , .75 1902 Thomas Music 7 x8% 14. .. .45 6037 Old Irish Linen Plain L 15.. , .75 141 Stenographers Note 6 x9 50. . .75 6011 American Satin N 35. . .75 ' 242 Stenographers Down Lin 6 x9 501. ., .75 5257 Oxford Lawn N 35. . . .75 450 Economy Typewriter 8% xll 25. ., .96 6151 Sutherland N 30.. . .75 455 Economy Typewriter 8%xl3 20.. .96 20 Acme Scratch Pads 2%x4% 72... .15 PENCIL TABLETS 24 Acme Scratch Pads 4 x6 72. . .30 229 Universal Series Jr. Notes 3%x5% 48. . .45 No. Name Size Count 231 Univer. Series Pocket Notes 4%x6% 36. . .45 1101 Big 5 5%x 9 65. .$0.42 237 Universal Series Note 1128 Laddie 6 x 9 50. . .42 Book O. E...... 5x8 28 count $0.45 1245 Movie Stars 5 xlO 25. . .42 239 Universal Series Note 1225 Great Americans 5 xlO 30. . .42 Book O Side...... 5x8 28 count .45 1441 Big Chief 8 xl2 25, . .42 245 Universal Series Comp. 2401 Mammoth 8 xl2 55. . .42 • O. E ...... 7x8% 16 count .45 JULY SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT. 1018 Haja History Paper, Plain 2 sides, large 1.40 1010 Haja History Paper, Ruled 2 sides, sm all 1.20 1017 Haja History Paper, Drawing Punched.. 2.00 1043 Haja;D rawing Paper...... 6x 9 1.50 1044 Haja Drawing P a p er...... 9x12 3.50 1793 Haja Examination ...... 3.00 24 Nebraska History Covers...... large 1.50 18 Nebraska History Covers...... sm all 1.20 247 Universal Series Comp. 166 Handy History Covers...... large 3.00 O. S ...... 7x8 % 16 count .45 COLLAR BOXES 253 Universal Series Comp. 8x10 10 count .45 697 6 in. Leather Collar B ag...... Doz. $10.00 219 Universal Spelling.... 4x9 25 count .45 2230 Karetol, especially designed for Soft 213 Universal Theme 6. S. Collars ...... Doz. 24.00 Punched ...... 8x10% 10 count .45 2227 Black Leather with draw string espe 217 Universal Examination cially designed for Soft C o lla rs.. .Doz. 45.00 Punched ...... 8x12 8< count .45 3251 A Round, Black Leather Collar Bag, 225 Universal Drawing.... 6x9 20 count .45 Silk Lined ...... Doz. 21.00 227 Universal Drawing ... 9x12 .45 8 count 777 8 in. Round Collar Bag of good Black 805 Congress Typewri ter Leather ...... Doz. 12.00 boxed ...... 8%xl3 500 count 1.40 1641 6 in. Round, Black Leather Collar Bag 1020 Haja History Paper, Ruled 2 sides, large $1.40 ...... Doz. 15.00 FITTED TOURIST CASES ing stick holder, 2 oz .fancy bottle for * toilet water or shaving lotion, metal lather brush case, 1 can of Talcum pow der and mirror...... E ach $9.1(1 4474 Black karetol, black Karetol lining, contains 1 pair white bristle military brushes, metal shaving stick holder, metal lather brush holder, fancy 2 oz. bottle for toilet water or shaving lotion, comb, Ebinoid tooth brush holder, cloth brush, Ebenoid soap box, Ebenoid box for collar buttons, cuff links, etc. Space for Gillette razor, 3%x5% trench mir ror, size of case 7x14x2 in c h e s... .Each $19.00 4494 Black Karetol, plain black lining, con tains cloth brush, 1 only, military brush, space for safety razor, metal tooth brush case, comb, metal shaving stick holder, metal lather brush case, Ebenoid soap box. 3%x5% trench mir ror, size 8x9x1% inches...... Each $6.00 4497 Black Karetol, fancy lined, size 4370 Black Keratol, size 7x9x1% inches, con 10x7%xl% contains 1 comb, 1 met'al tains military brush, metal soap box, tooth brush holder, 1 metal shaving tooth brush holder, comb, metal shav stick holder, 1 metal latherbrush case, ing stick holder, metal lather brush 1 Ebenoid soap box, space for safety case and place for Gillette razor. .Doz. $48.00 razor and 1 cloth brush...... Each $5.00 4492 Black Karetol fancy lining, size 10x6x3 4436 Black Karetol, tan lining, size 6%xl%x9 in. Contains pair of good military inches, contains 1 comb, 1 metal tooth brushes, space for Gillette razor, black brush holder, 1 metal shaving stick Ebinoid soap box, comb, nail file, metal holder, 1 metal lather brush case, 1 tooth brush holder, Ebinoid box for col Ebenoid soap box, 1 military brush and lar buttons and cuff links, metal shav space for safety razor...... Each $5.00 I JULY SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT. COMBS DRESSING COMBS GENTLEMEN’S OR BARBER’S COMBS ■ ' ^2123 a fitongucrjorr II 11 1 1 i n 1 I H i i f I f ■ 1 d 111—<714 in., Heavy Pullman Style, All Coarse ...... Doz. 2.25 2302— 5V2 in. by 114 in., in Slide Case, Coarse 3.00 120— 8 in., Coarse and Fin e...... Doz. $1.10 and Fine ...... Doz. 121— 8 in., Coarse and Fin e...... Doz. 1.75 *202—5 in., in Slide- Leather Case, All Coarse ...... Doz. 2.40 122— 714 in., Coarse and Fin e...... Doz. 2.25 203—5 in., in Slide Leather Case, Coarse and 123— 714 in., .Coarse and Fin e...... Doz. 2.10 Fine ...... Doz. 2.40 124— ,714 in., Coarse and F in e...... Doz. 2.10 204— 5 in., in Slide Leather Case, Coarse and 125— 8 in., Coarse and Fin e...... Doz. 2.60 Fine ...... Doz. 1.90 225—8 in., All Coarse...... Doz. 2.60 205— 5 in., in Slide Leatherette Case, Coarse 126— 714 in., All Coarse...... Doz. 2.10 and Fine ...... Doz. 1.50 127— 714 in., Coarse and F in e...... Doz. 2.50 206— 5 in., in Slide Leather Case, Coarse and 128— 714 in., All Coarse...... Doz. 2.50 Fine ...... Doz. 2.50 207— 4 in., in Slide Leatherette Case, Coarse 135—9 in., Coarse and F in e...... Doz. 3.40 and Fine ...... Doz. 2.25 235—9 in., All Coarse...... ‘...... Doz. 3.40 208— 5 in., in Sliding Leatherette Case, 150—9 in., Coarse and F in e...... Doz. 6.00 Coarse and Fine...... Doz. 1.25 250— 9 in., All Coarse...... Doz. 4.25 209— 5 in., in Snap Leather Case, All Coarse ...... Doz. 2.75 223— 9 in., Coarse and Fin e..Doz. 4.00 210— 4% in., in Slide Leatherette Case, Coarse 224— 9 in., All Coarse...... Doz. 4.00 and Fine ...... Doz. 1.25 251— 8 in., Coarse and Fin e...... Doz. 2.90 211— 5 in., in Slide Leatherette Case, Coarse 252— 8 in., All Coarse...... Doz. 2.90 and Fine ...... Doz. 1.50 212— 5 in., in Slide Leatherette Case, Coarse 253— 8 in., Coarse and Fine...... Doz. 2.65 and Fine ...... Doz. 1.50 254— 8 in., All Coarse...... Doz. 2.65 213— 5 in., in Slide Metal Bound Case, Coarse 255— 9 in., Coarse and Fine...... Doz. 4.25 1.40 256— 9 in., A ll Coarse...... Doz. 4.25 and Fine ...... Doz. 215— 5 in., in Slide Leatherette Case, Coarse 257— 10 in., Coarse and Fine...... Doz. 9.00 and Fine ...... Doz. 1.35 258— 10 in., All Coarse...... Doz. 9.00 216— 414 in., in Slide Leatherette Case, Coarse 259— 9 in., Coarse and Fine, Hollow Back and Fine ...... Doz. 1.65 ...... Doz. 9.00 217— 5 in., in Slide Leatherette Case, Coarse 260— 9 in., All Coarse, Hollow Back....Doz. 9.00 and Fine ...... Doz. 2.15 263— 8 in., Coarse and Fine, Quill Back.Doz. 4.60 218— 5 in., in Slide Leatherette Case, All 264— 8 in., All Coarse, Quill Back...... Doz. 4.60 Coarse and Fine...... Doz. 2.15 265— 9 in., Coarse and Fine, Quill Back.Doz. 6.00 218—5 in., in Slide Leatherette Case, All 266— 9 in., All Coarse, Quill Back...... Doz. 6.00 Coarse ...... Doz. 2.50 270— 9 in., Coarse and Fine...... Doz. 4.50 220—5 in., in Slide Leatherette Case, Coarse 271— 9 in., All Coarse...... Doz. 4.50 and Fine ...... Doz. 2.00 272— 9 in., Coarse and Fine...... Doz. 5.00' 221—5 in., in Slide Leatherette Case, All 273— 9 in., All Coarse...... Doz. 5.00 Coarse ...... Doz. 2.00 274— 9 in., All Coarse...... Doz. 7.25 221— 5 in., in Slide Leatherette Case, All 275— 9 in., Coarse and Fin e...... Doz. 7.25 Coarse ...... Doz. 2.00 276— 9 in., Coarse and Fine...... Doz. 8.00 222— 5 in., in Folding Knife Shape, All Fine 277— 9 in., All Coarse...... Doz. 8.00 ...... Doz. 1.75 1150—Hollow Handle Toilet, All C oarse..D oz. 7.00 GENTLEMEN’S OR BARBERS’ COMB FINE COMBS 101— 7% Slanting, Coarse and Fine . Doz. 2.25 300— Unbreakable, Fine, 314x114...... Doz. .75 102— 714 in., Slanting, All Coarse . Doz. 2.25 301— Emperor Style, 314x1%...... Doz. .90 203—7% in., Short Tooth, All Coarse. ... .Doz. 1.90 302— Slightly Concaved in Envelope, 314x1% 104—714 in., Short Tooth, All Coarse...... Doz. 1.90 ...... Doz. .90 105— 7 in., Straight Back, Coarse and Fine 303— Slightly Concaved, 314x2...... Doz. 1.10 ...... v...... Doz. 1.10 106— 7 in., Medium Weight, Coarse and Fine 304— Coarse and F in e...... Doz. 1.10 ...... Doz. 1.50 305— Heavy Type, 4x2% ...... Doz. 1.50 107— 7 in., Medium W eight, All Coarse.Doz. 1.50 306— Wizard Style, 3%x2%...... Doz. 1.65 108— 714 in.. Quill Back, All Coarse...... Doz. 2.50 307— Heavy and Fine, 4x2...... Doz. '2.00 109— —714 in., Quill BJck, All Coarse...... Doz. 2.25 110— 714 in., Heavy Pullman Style, Coarse and 308— Slightly Concaved, 3%x2%...... Doz. 2.00 Fine ...... Doz. 2.25 309— Good Value, Heavy, 3% x2!4...... Doz, 1.85 200— 714 in., Slant Clipping, Coarse and Fine 310— Muerva Type, 4x214...... Doz. 2.50 ...... Doz. 1.75 311— Heavy Type, 4x2% ...... Doz. 2.50 201— 714 in., German Clipping, Coarse and Fine 312— Coarse and Fine, 4x2%...... Doz. 2.50 ...... Doz. 2.10 313— Extra Heavy, 4%x2%...... Doz. 2.65 OMAHA DRUGGIST 1 COMPLETE PRICES-CURRENT ------OF------Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Etc. CORRECTED MONTHLY BY K IO H ilieiD S O lT XDZFBTTGh QUANTITY PRICES SEE SPECIAL PAGE. O M A H A , N E B . »3?"The following prices are merely nominal and are not to be considered as binding. I l l l v 1 0 th IQ* The prices herein quoted Include containers in ounces, lb. cartons, lb. boxes, and those 1 UI1I, 1 «J. Items marked inclusive, otherwise a charge for container. DRUGS, CHEMICALS, Etc. DRUGS. Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Eto.—Cont. Acetanilid, crys. or po. 1-lb. 1cart;.lb 1 10 A cid A lu m in um , Cryst. or powd., 1-oz cart. 14 Nitric, coml36°...... 1b 15 Acetate, pure Basic__ ft 1 20 oz 17 A cetone, p u r e ...... ft 37 Nitric coml “ in c l...... gal 2 00 Chloride, cryst or gran ft 1 00 oz 16 U. S. P...... lb 42 Nitric, chem. pure...... 7-lb 28 1b 30 Sulphate, U.S.P.gran l-lb.ctn.ft Tech, gal $1 75...... lb 26 28 Nitric, fum ing...... 1b 50 Aoetphenetidin,...... ft 3.75 OZ 29 Oleic. U.S.P ...... ft 40 A lu m n o l...... 50 Aeld, Acetic, No. 8...... ft 12 Oleic, tech ...... lb 32 A m ld n ...... Acetic, U. S, P. 36#__ .ft 16 Oxalic...... 1b 90 60 .ft Acetic, 0. P. 36#...... 31 Phosphoric, dil.10#...,...... 1b 22 A m m on ia, water 16#.4 lbs. 13 1b 14 1b oz Acetic,glacial, U.S.P.. 30 *09 Phosphoric, U.S.P., 5 0 # ...... ft 41 Water, 20#...... 4 lbs. 17 ft 18 Acetyl Salicylic ...... lb 1 35 Phosphoric, syrupy.85#U.S.P...ft 60 Water, stronger...... 4 lbs. 26 1b 27 16 Acetyl Salicylic ...... Oz Pyrogailic Resub...... Ib 3 50 oz 35 Domestic, pints ...... 1 50 Arsenous, powd...... 33 oz 13 ..ft Pyroligneous. Tech__ gal 45 lb 13 Domestic, q u a rts...... 2 60 Benzoic, from Toluol..,.ft 1.50 oz 16 Salicylic, 1-ft ctns...... 1b 90 Boracic, cryst or po. 1-■ft ctns. .ft 39 Salicylic, 1-oz cart...... oz 11 A m m on ol, powd. or tab* 1 10 Boracic, cryst or po. 5- ft ctn s. .ft 37 Stearic, Tech, lum ps...... 1b 45 A m m on ium , acetate, cryst 80 Boracic, imp. po. 0. P. 1-ft ctnsft 46 Stearic, Tech, powd...... ft 50 Boric, cryst. P. O. B. Co. l-lb ---- oz 13 ctns. 24s...... doz. 3.10...... case 5 60 Stearic, U. S. P. Powd...... ft 60 Benzoate U.S.P...... ft 2 35 oz 22 Bromide...... 1 25 Boric, cryst. P. C. B. Oo.5-Ib Sulphuric, arom.(elixir vitriol) 1b 1 45 Carbonate lu m p ...... ft 28 ctns, 6s...... lb. 25...... case 6 70 Sulphuric, com ’l 66°...... 1b 08 Carbonate, Cubes...... ft 32 Boric, gran. P. C. B. Co. 1-lb Sulphuric, com’l 60° In cl ...... gal 1 25 Carbonate, powd ...... ft 32 ctns, 24s...... case 5 60 Sulphuric, chem pu re., ,9-lb 19 ft 21 Chloride, U.S.P. gran, l-lb Ctn.ft 38 Boric, gran. 1-lta...... doz 3 10 Chloride, U.S.P. pow. l-lb ctn..ft 40 Sulphurous, 6# ...... ft 20 C itrate...... oz 21 Boric, gran. P. O.B. Co. bulk .. lb 25 Tannic, Tech, l-lb ctns...... ft 1 25 H ypophosphite...... 1b 2 85 oz 24 Boric, powd. P. O. B. C o...... doz 2 10 Tannic, U. S. P., l-lb. ctn ...... 1b 2 30 Iodide...... 1b 6 35 oz 48 3-oz. cans, 36s...... case 5 65 Tannic U. S. P. lozctns ...... oz 22 Muriate, lu m p ...... ft 45 Boric, powd. P. C. B. Co. )£-lb Muriate, gran., T ech ...... ft 30 ctns. 48s...... case 5 80 Tartaric, cry s...... ft 110 Salicylate, 1b l 50...... oz 20 Tartaric, powd...... ft 110 S u ccin ate...... oz 79 Boric, powd. VS-lb ctn s...... doz 1 60 Sulphate. Pure gran., 1-ft cartlb 31 Boric, powd. P. C. B. Co. 1-lb Trichloracetic...... oz 44 Sulpho-cyanate...... oz 25 ctns, 24s...... case 5 60 V a le r a te ...... oz 60 Boric, powdP. C.B.Co. 1-lbctns dz. 3 10 Acorn Coffee, grd...... ft 40 V alerate...... ft 8 00 Boric, powd. P . 0. B. Co. 5-lb Adalin, Tablets, 5-gr. 25s...... each 75 ctns, 6s...... lb. 25...... case 6 70 A gar-A gar...... ft 1 40 Amyl, acetate, pure...... ft 95 Uamphoric...... oz 67 G round...... ft 1 45 Acetate Technical..gal. 5 75 ft 80 Carbolic, cryst, 1-lb bots...... lb 41 V a lera te...... ft 8 5') Carbolic, cryst. 1-lb can s...... lb 39 Powder...... ft 1 50 Carbolic, 1s, 5-lb lots...... lb 38 Carbolic, Is 10-lb lo ts...... lb 37 Agaric, w h ite...... 1b 1 20 A n n a tto ln e...... ft 50 Carbolic, Is 25-Ib lo ts ...... ft 35 Carbolic, cryst, 5-lb cans...... ft 34 Powdered...... lb 1 25 Anodyne, Hoffman’s. See Spirits Ether Comp Carbolic, 5s 10-lb lo t s ...... lb 33 A g a tliln ...... oz 3 25 Carbolic, 5s25-I d lo ts...... lb 32 Antikamnla, powd. or tablets. ..oz 1 15 Carbolic, cryst, 10-lb c a n s ...... lb ■ 31 Albumen, Egg Scales...... 1b 2 30 Combinations...... oz 1 15 Carbolic, 10s 20-lb lots...... lb 33 Alcohol, absolute.Gallon 12 50pint 1 75 10-oz. lo ts...... oz 1 07 K Carbolic, 10s 30-lb lo ts...... lb 32 Tablets, vest pkt. size ...... doz 2 00 Carbolic, liquid, med. 1-lb bots.lb 38 Denatured, 188°...... gal 1 46 Denatured 180#...... gal 145 Tablets, 10c...... doz 84 Carbolic, liq. med. 5-lb b o ts __ lb 35 Antim ony, Carbolic, crude...... gal 65 to 85 Denatured, U.S.P...... gal 8 75 Carbolic. Sol. 95# ...... lb 35 Grain 190° ...... gal 8 25 Black, powd., sub...... lb 09 Chromic, pure...... lb 2.15 oz 31 See Methanol Chloride, cry st...... oz 27 Ohrysophanic, (see Chrysarobin) A llspice, (pim en to)...... 1b 28 Chloride, sol., (butter of)...... 1b 28 Citric, cryst...... lb 125 Powd...... 1b 30 Pure Needle, powd...... ft 28 Formic, 0. P. Sp. Gr. 1.06...... oz 17 A lm ond M eal...... 1b 85 Antlpyrin, Gallic, U.S.P...... oz 20 Almonds, bitter, shelled...... 1b 70 New Grade. 1-oz ctns...... oz 63 Hydriodic, 10#, lb .95...... oz 19 New Grade, H oz ctns...... oz 65 Hydrocyanic, diluted..B> 35 o(z 12 A loin, l-lb Ctns...... lb 1 55 New Grade, J4-lb ctns...... 1b 8 60 Hydrofluoric, 1-oz bots.------oz 30 1-oz ctn...... oz 18 Hydrofluoric, H-lb bots., inc...Ib 1 70 Alum , Apiol fluid, green, 1-oz vials,...... oz 31 Hydrofluoric, 1-lb bot, in c ...... lb 95 Potassium, cryst.llb ctns...... lb 23 Argols, Red, powd...... 1b 20 Hypophosphorous Sol. 50#...... oz 36 Dried, powd., U.S.P.lftctns...... 1b 30 Hypophosphorous Sol, 50#...... ft 3 25 Chrome Potass, cryst...... lb 45 A rgonln ...... oz 65 Lactic, U. S. P. 75# — lb 2 45 oz 24 Chrome Potass, gran...... ft 50 A rgyrol...... oz 1 50 Lactic, dil. 10#...... oz 13 Chrome, Potass, powd...... ft 55 Muriatic, com l. 18° ...... i ...... lb 08 Am m onio-Fernc pure ...... 1b 40 A rlstol...... oz 1 80 Muriatic, com’l 18° Incl...... gal 1 05 Lum p...... ft 12 Arrowroot, A m erican...... ft 15 Muriatic, chem pure...... 6-Ib 19 ft 21 Ground...... lb 13 St Vincent ...... ft 35 M uriatic, dil U.S.P...... ft 20 Powdered ...... 13 Taylor’s, X-lb fo il...... 1b 75 OMAHA DRUGGIST 2 DRUGS, Eto.-Cont. D R U G S , E t o .- C o n t . ■S' DRUGS, Eto.-Cont. Bark, Arsenic, Bromide, 1-oz. vials ,...oz 49 Cascara Sag., grd...... ft 40 B eans Iodide, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 59 O ascarilla...... lb 55 Tonca Angostura ft 3 20 Red, powdered...... ft l 10 Oascarilla, pressed, ozs...... lb 45 1b 4 25 Solution (Donovan’s ) ...... ft 80 60 lb 8 00 Solution (Fowler’s)l-lbbot incl ft 29 Oascarilla, powdered...... lb lb 4 50 White powd. com’l ...... ft 28 Cassia. China...... lb 35 15 Cassia, China 5-lb lots...... lb 33 Yellow (Orpiment) ...... oz 40 Bitter Art. Asbestos Fibre ...... ft 60 Cassia, China, powdered...... lb 75 Cassia Saigon, rolls...... ft 90 al 1 75 Aspirin, Tabl AOOo,, 100s...... ea 1 10 95 Benzin, Petroleum purlf__ ,1b 29 Aspirin tabl A. O. Co., 12s...... doz Cassia Saigon, powdered...... lb .ft 30 Aspirin. ( Bayers)...... oz 85 Chestnut, pressed, fts ...... lb 35 Aspirin Capsules 12s (Bayers)doz 1 68 Cinchona Oalisaya, pres. ozs.. lb 1 15 ta 1 00 Aspirin Capsules 24s (Bayersjdoz 3 12 Cinchona Cal., powd. Ex Sel....ft 1 00 ;al 90 Aspirin T abl. B ayer’s 12s...... doz 1 44 Cinchona, red, S. A m ...... lb 1 40 .ft 6 50 “ “ “ 24s...... doz 2 84 OinchouaRed, S. Am. grd ....lb 1 45 OZ 49 100s. 88 Cinchona, red. S. Am., powd— 1b 1 45 Berries, Cinchona, yellow ...... lb 140 .lb 85 Aspirin, S. K . & F . Cinchona, yellow, powd...... 1b 1 45 T a b le ts, 8s...... ____doz 45 .lb 70 4 85 Cinnamon Ceylon...... ft 100 .ft 2 50 4 60 “ “ powd...... ft 1 05 2 55 4 40 Goto, powd...... lb 110 50 Cotton Root, pressed, ozs...... 1b 95 T a b lets, 12s...... per aoz 60 29 6 60 Oottonroot. g r d ...... ft 70 25 6 30 Cottonwood, powd., Ex Sel....ft 60 ,1b 25 6 00 Cramp, pressed, ozs...... 1b 1 30 25 80 Cramp, grd...... ft 1 05 .lb 25 9 00 Cramp, powd...... ft 1 05 ..lb 30 8 75 Oundurango, pressed, fts...... 1b 50 ..lb 35 8 50 Cundurango, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 Sumach. .f t 20 70 Dogwood chips...... lb 30 .per doz 30 B eta Euca 3 60 8 00 Dogwood, powd...... 1b B ism u th , 7 80 E ld e r ...... lb 20 H-gross lo ts...... Elder, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 . oz 32 7 50 20 ’Salicylate, 40% oz 25...... lb 3 30 .per aoz 1 00 Elecam pane...... lb Subcarbonate...... 1b 4 10. .oz 29 i. DlOUSj • - • 11 60 Elm, select, slabs 5 lbs 1 50 — ft 1 55 Elm, ground ...... lb 1 10 Subgallate...... 1b 3 75 OZ 29 % g r o ss 11 30 Sub N itrate...... lb 3 75 ...... 11 00 Elm, powd, 2-oz.ctn. A.W.Co... 1b 125 Elm, powd.. 6 lbs 1 05...... ft 1 10 Subsalicylate, 04%...... Jb 8 95 oz 29 23 T an n a te ...... oz 31 22 * ------J 1 05 35 bottles of 100 tablets 1b 40 V a lerate...... oz 72 T a b lets, 500s...... 90 ...... ea 1 55 Hemlock, grd. ft 25 B is o l...... oz 70 1 50 ft 25 Bladder Wrack, pressed ozs...... lb 85 1b 35 CAPSULES .ft 40 B lood M eal...... 1b 12 25-lb...... lb 11K 55 ft 30 100s...... ea .ft 30 50-lb...... lb 11 2 25 100-lb...... lb 10 500s...... ea 4 25 50 1000s ...... ea .lb 45 Blue Mass, ...... oz 15 1b 1 08 ASPIRIN POWDER .lb 45 1-oz packages...... each 16 P ow d ered ...... oz 15 1b 1 10 45 .lb 35 k -lb pkgs...... ea .lb 35 Blue Vitriol...... 1b 15 K-lb p k g s ...... ea ou80 Powdered...... 1b 20 ’ ea 1 50 .lb 40 1-lb pkgs ...... 1 00 lb 20 5-lbs...... lb 19 A tophan, T ablets, 20s 7)4 gr. ..box Oak White, powd...... lb 20 10-lbs...... ft 18 A tropine, Persimmon, pressed, ozs. .lb 50 25-lb s...... lb 16 Sulphate, 1-gr vials ..e a 10 . ..ea 30 Pine, white, pressed, ozs. 40 B one A sh ...... 14 Sulphate, 5-gr v ials .ft 20 Sulphate, 15 gr. vials...... ea 85 Bone Black. See Oharcos mal 20 Bone, Cuttle fish 5 lbs. lb 1 00 Sulphate, 54s...... oz 17 25 .lb Balsam, Copaiba... 5-ft. 1 00 inclft 1 10 80 ..ft 75 Copaiba, solidified...... lb 1 00 .ft 85 Bones, ground. . ft 05 .lb 55 .. 1b 05 Fir, Canada...... ft 3 20 .ft 35 Fir, Oregon...... lb 45 .lb 03)4 20 15 P eru ...... ft 7 50 .lb 20 Sulphur,1-lb bot...... ft 90 Borax Powd. 2 00 Poplar, yellow, grd. .ib 20 1 lb. ctns 48 lb. case, lb .16...case 6 45 v- Tolu, 1-lb cans incl. oz 20 ...... ft 40 2 25 10 oz. ctns. 72 pkgs. dz 1.20__ case 6 45 Barbitol, Merck...... oz .ft 45 k 1 b. ctns. 24 lb. case 1 b . 17... case 4 00 Tablet, 5-gr„ 100s...... ea 2 70 Rose Willow, pressed, ozs. 1b 45 2k lb. ctns. 24 pkgs. case lb 14 “ 6 20 Tables, 5-gr.. 1 0 s...... ea 35 .ft 70 5 lb. ctns. 12 pkgs. case, lb 14 “ 0 70 Barium , .lb 65 Nitrate, po...... 1b 38 .lb 65 Boraxo, Bath Powd., 24 cans in Sulphate, for X-Ray 1-to ctns.ft 85 .ft 85 case...... doz. 3 00 case 5 50 Sulphide, gray ...... ft 37 1 10 Boraxo Bath Powd 48 cans in Sulphide, G ray ...... — oz 13 .ft 90 case. Doz. 1.50 ...... case 5 60 Sulphide, yellow ...... 1b 48 .ft 30 Borax Soap, Chips sml 48s___case 6 00 Bark, alder,black, pressed, ozs...ft 45 Soap Tree, pressed, ozs. 55 Borax Soap Chips, lge24s...case 9 85 Angostura, pressed, ft s ...... 1b 1 10 ,1b 35 Borax Soap Chips, sml...... doz 1 65 Angostura, pressed ozs...... ft 115 ..lb 40 Borax Soap Chips, lg e...... doz 5 50 Ash, prickly, pressed ozs...... ft «55 Soap Tree, powd. Ex Sel.. ..lb 40 Bordeaux Mixture, Dry Ash, prickly, ground...... ft 40 ..lb 20 200-lb drum...... 20 Ash, prickly, powd...... ft 40 . .lb 40 100-lb. drum ...... 1b 21 Ash, prickly, powd. Ex Sel...... 1b 40 ..lb 45 50-lb. drum ...... 22 Ash. white, pressedlbs...... ft 35 ..lb 40 25-lb. drum ...... 1b 24 Ash, white, pressed, ozs ...... ft 40 ..lb 25 10-lb. box...... 27 Barberry, pressed, fts ...... lb 1 75 ..lb 3 90 5-lb. c t n ...... 1b 31 Barberry, pressed, ozs...... 1b 1 80 ..lb 65 1-lb. c t n ...... 36 Bayberry, pressed, ozs...... ft l 35 ..lb 1 25 Bordeaux Mixture, sem i-paste Bayberry, powdered...... 1b 90 ..lb 1 65 5-gal can s...... gal 90 Birch, pressed/lbs...... 1b 35 ..lb 1 40 1-gal cans...... gal 1 00) Bircn crusned...... 1b 15 ..lb 40 %-gal c a n s ...... 1 10) Black Haw, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 30 ..lb 40 Bread, St Johns.. Black Haw, grd...... 1b 95 ..ft 45 Breast Tea, (Species Pectoralis).lb 1 60) Black Haw, Powd...... ft 95 . 1b 45 B rom in e, ...... lb 1 40...... oz 41 Boxwood, pressed, fts...... 1b 35 ..ft 45 B rom ural Tablets, 5-gr 100s...... ea 5 00 Boxwood, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 ..lb 20 25 Broom Top, Scotch, pressed ozs.. 1b 55 Boxwood, powd., Ex Sel...... ft ..lb 35 Ground...... lb 35 Buckthorn, pressed, ozs...... lb 1 30 ..lb 40 95 Buds, Balm of Gilead...... 1b 2 00 Buckthorn, g r d ...... 1b ..lb 80 Cassia...... ft 45 B utternut, pressed, fts...... ft 35 20 40 ..lb O range...... ft 25 Butternut, pressed ozs...... ft CafTelne, pure, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz Oanella, pressed, ozs...... ft 85 B ay Bum 77 50 Cltrated, lb. 8.20...... oz 60 Canella, powdered...... 1b 5 25 Hvdrobrom, Dublin Brand, Gran Cascara Amarga, grd ...... lb 75 90 30 Eff. lb. b ots...... 1b 1 25 Cascara Sagrada...... lb 5 00 Sodio-Benzoate...... oz 59 Cascara Sagrada, pressed, fts... 1b 45 85 Cascara Sag, pressed, ozs...... 1b 50 Calamine pink, comp...... ft 27 OMAHA DRUGGIST 3 DRUGS, Eto.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc., Cont. DRUGS, Etc.— Cont. Calcium Arsenate, Powd. Chloral Hydrate. 200-lb. barrel...... lb 31 Crystals, l-lb. bot., incl...... 1b 1 55 Curcuma, Powd...... 1b 25 100-lb. d r u m ...... Ib 31 Crystals, M-lb bot., incl...... 1b 1 75 5-lb s ...... 1b 24 30-lb' drum ...... lb 33 Crystals. 1-oz. vials, in c l...... oz 18 10-lbs...... 1b 23 25-lb. drum ...... Ib 35 Croton. 1-oz. vials ...... oz 85 25-lbs...... ft 22 lC-lb box...... lb 38 Chloroform, Squibb’s, Purified..ft 1 12 Cyanide Chloride, Mixture 5 lb. c tn ...... lb 42 U.S. P. or purif Is in cl...... ft 71 74-76# gran. 5-lb cans in c l...... ft 55 1-lb, c tn ...... lb 47 5s in cl...... ft 64 74-76%, Gran, l-lb cans Incl___ ft 58 W-lb. c t n ...... lb 51 7s in cl...... 1b 63 Cyadide Chloride Carbonate Calcium , Bromide...... ft l 40 oz 21 Mixture Carbonate, Precip. U.S.P. Chlorophyll, Aqueous...... oz 70 No. 1 35-38# gran, l-lb cans inc. lb 47 l-lb c tn s...... ft 25 Chocolate, Bakers...... ft 60 No. 2 28-31# “ “ “ ...... ft 44 Carbonate, Precip. Tech. No. 3 21-23# “ " “ ...... ft 40 l-lb. c tn s ...... ft 17 Chrom ium , Sulphate...... oz 15 Cyanide-Chloride Calcium Chloride, gran., Com’!, Chrysarobin. 1-oz c tn s...... oz 33 Mixture 10-lb c a n s ...... lb 10 Cinchonidine, 74-76#, Fused 1-ft cans inol..lb 68 Chloride, U. S. P. gran., oz 10 lb 25 Cyanide Chloride Carbonate Glycerophosphate...... oz 26 S alicylate...... oz 1 74 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 127 fiiixture Hypophosphlte...... Ib 1 30 oz 16 No. 135-38# Fused l-lb cns Incl.ft 47 Io d id e...... ft 5 20 C lrin e...... ft 50 No. 2 28-31# “ “ “ ...... lb 44 Iodide, 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 44 C ltr a l...... oz 40 No. 3 21-23% " “ “ ...... ft 40 Lactate, lb 1.75...... oz 21 Lacto-phosphate, solub., 1-oz. Citron Peel ...... ft 15 Dextrin, yellow or white v ia ls...... oz 29 C itrop h en ...... oz 90 Yellow, 280-bag...... ft 09 Lacto-phosphate, solub...... lb 3 15 Clam Shells, gran., 100-lb bags,each 1 25 Yellow, 25-lb...... lb io 40 Yellow, 10-lb...... 1b 11 Phosphate, precip., 96% ...... lb Clover Blossoms, Yellow, 5-lb...... 1b 13 Phosphate, Precip. Tech...... ft 30 Red, prsd. ozs...... 1b 50 Sulphide...... lb 50 oz 13 Yellow, l - l b ...... ft 14 Sweet, pressed ozs...... 1b 50 Diacetylmorphlne, y oz...... oz 17 45 Sulphite, 5-oz ctn s...... doz 1 10 White, pressed ozs...... ft 60 Sulpho-carbolate...... lb 1 20 Diacetylmorphine, Hydrochlor, Calomel, Amer...... 5-fl> 2.20 lb 2 25 Clover Tops, red grd...... 1b 30 % oz...... oz 15 80 D iastase o f M alt...... oa 43 Camphor, Mono-bromide...(...... oz 43 Cloves, Zanzibar...... 1b 80 Cannabis, Digalen, V4-oz. vials...... each 90 Zanzibar, pow d...... ft 85 D igalen T ablets, 12s...... vial 35 Amer. loose...... lb 50 Powdered, A.W.Co. Ex Select,..ft 85 Candles, set of 8...... set 20 Digipuratum, See Digitan 40 set case...... case 7 20 Cobalt, Powdered...... ft 1 30 D lgltan , y8-o z v ia ls...... ea 1 25 Candy, Cocaine Tabl. 1H gr. 12s...... ea 45 Rock, white strings...... lb 49 “ Muriate Flake, ozs. ... 15 30 Dionln, See Ethyl-Morphine-Hydro Rock, assorted strin gs...... lb 49 “ “ “ % oz...... 15 50 chloride Rock, selected, cryst...... ft 48 Large Cryst. 25c Higher. Dip, Sheep. 50-gal Drum...... ■ - gal 90 Rock, selected, gran...... lb 48 10-gal, incl...... 95 Cochineal, Honduras...... ft 1 00 5-gal. IncP ...... 1 00 Rock Gran. lift ctns...... ft 42 Powdered...... ft 1 05 Cantharides, Chinese...... lb 2 00 1-gal. in c l...... 1 17 Chinese, powd...... lb 2 10 Cocoa, Butter 12 lbs. 80 5 lbs. .82 1b 85 D luretln, Knorr...... 1 86 Russian Powd...... lb 5 50 Codeine, Aik., 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 17 40 Tablets, 8-gr., 20’s ...... NO Capsicum, Pods...... lb 42 y8-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 17 60 Tablets, 8-gr., 50’s ...... 1 80 Powd...... ® 40 Phosphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 13 15 Doggrass, pressed, fts...... ft 1 50 5-lb®...... H> 38 Kj-oz. v ia ls...... oz 13 35 Pressed, ozs...» ...... 1b 1 55 10-lbs...... 37 Sulphate, 1-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 13 95 Out...... ft 1 35 25-lbs...... B> 36 %-oz. vials...... oz 14 15 G round,...... 1b 1 35 Powdered, Ex. Sel. AW&Co...... lb 45 Coffee, Dragons’ Blood, Mass’...... 1b 70 C aram el lib in c l...... ft 35 Geo. Washington, 1-oz...... doz 4 25 Powd...... lb 3 50 1-gal. lots incl...... gal 2 00 Geo. Washington, 2% -oz...... doz 8 60 Reed ...... ft 3 00 5-gal “ “ ...... gal 1 90 Geo. W ashington, 4-oz...... doz 13 40 D uotol...... oz 1 05 Car bolineum ...... g al 1 20 Geo. Washington, 16-oz...... doz 46 80 Earth, F uller’s ..: ...... 1b 07 Carbon, Bi-Sulphuret 5 lb. can lb 34 Haja l-lb pkgs...... 1b 54 Fuller’s, powd...... 1b 08 Haja, 10-lb s ...... 1b 53 1 lb ca n ...... lb 38 E chinacea, grd...... 1b 1 00 Tetrachloride Tech. 1 s incl.. lb 33 Haja, 25-lbs...... ft 52 Haja, 50-lbs...... 1b 51 Egg-Lac gallons...... doz 10 00 Tetrachloride Tech. incl...gal 2 75 ^ -g a llo n s...... doz 6 00 Card Teeth, (iron filings)...... lb Haja, 100-lbs...... ft 50 20 Hires Sol. 1-oz...... doz 3 36 Q uarts...... coz 3 75 Carm ine, No. 40...... lb 7 50 “ “ 2-oz...... doz 6 24 Egg Saver, Merck’s 1-qt cans.. .ea 40 No. 40...... oz 60 “ “ 4-oz...... doz 12 00 E laterlum , 14-oz. vials, in c l...... o« 2 74 C asein ...... lb 40 Colchicine, cryst., 5-gr. vials.each 1 30 Epicarln, Vet...... oa 70 Cassia Fistula ...... ft 55 Collargolum, y„-ozs...... oz 3.50 Ergot, Spanish ...... lb 8 80 Castor Fiber...... oz 75 Collodion,U. S. P. l-lb cans, incl.lb 54 Powd...... 1b 8 85 Cerate, Flexible, 1-ft cans incl.. 1b 59 Ergotln, Bonjean. Lilly...... oz 5 70 Cantharides, U. S. P ...... 1b 2 50 Colocynth, Apples, Trieste...... ft 75 Eserlne, Lead. S u b acet, U. S. P ...... ft 65 Apples, powd...... 1b 80 Sulphate, 5-gr. tubes...... ea 86 50 Resin, U. S. P ...... ft Columbian Methanol, See Methanol Sulphate, l)4-gr tube...... ea 30 Resin, comp.. U. S. P ...... ft 60 Sulphate, 1-gr tubes...... ea 26 Simple,U. S. P ...... lb 1 00 Copper, Acetate, pure cryst ... oz 13 Carbonate1...... ft 52 Essence, Cerium , O xalate...... ft 1 10 oz 13 Citrate, powd ...... oz 22 Ginger, 2-oz...... doz 3 00 Ceresine white...... 1b 30 Oxide, black, powd...... 1b 85 Ether, Sulphuric, “Anaesthesia" 6 ‘ ‘ y ello w ...... ft , 27 Sulphate,U.S.P cryst 1-ft ctns 1b 35 1b -46...... lb 55 Chalk, Copperas, Lump...... lb 06 Sulph. Anaesth. ^-lb cans...... 1b 65 Crayons, assorted...... gro 67 Gran...... ft 06 Sulph. Anaesth. M-lb cans...... lb 77 Crayons, white, school, 1 gross P ow dered ...... ft 07 Sulphuric, “conct...... 5 1b43..1b 51 b oxes...... case 19 50...... doz. 2 52 Corn Silk, ground...... ft 25 Sulph. cone. V4-lb cans...... lb 61 Crayons, Alpha, 1-gr. bxs....gro. 65 Corrosive Sublimate, Sulph. cone. li-lb cans...... 1b 73 Crayons, Alpha 25-gro...... gro 56 Powd., 1-ft b oxes...... 2 03 Sulphuric, washed,’’..5 1b .48..ft 55 Crayons. Dustless Dovercliff.gro 36 Cotarnine Hydrochloride (Stypticin) Sulphuric, 1880...... 5 1b.69..lb 74 Crayons, Anduseptlc...... gro 38 Powder. 1-oz vials...... oz 10 50 Sulphuric. Squibb’s ...... lb 81 CrayonS, Andnseptic, 10-gro.gro 35 Powder, H -ez v ia ls...... oz 10 75 Acetic pure 90#...... lb 90 Crayons, Anduseptlc, 25-gro.gro 33 Powder, ^ -oz v ia ls...... oz 11 00 B utyric...... ft * 76 French, cu t...... ft 35 Powder, 15-gr. v ia ls...... ea 50 Motor, l-lb . can s...... lb 50 French, powd See T a lc u m ...... Tablets, %-gr. 20s...... ea Eo Nitrous,conct., 1 to 21 l’s. inc..lb 1 40 Precipitated, English...... ft 14 Cowhage Down, V4-oz. cans...... oz 1 00 Nitrous, conct., 1 to 21 tt’s “ ..lb 4 50 Prepared, Drop...... lb 10 Crabs’ E yes...... oz 40 Nitrous, conct., 1 to 21 J4’s “ ..ft 1 65 Prep. White drops, 8-ft boxes..bx 90 Cream Tartar, cry st...... ft 78 Nitrous, cone P.W.R tubes..doa 2 25 Prepared Pink drops, 8-ft box’sbx 1 15 Pure, powd...... 1b 78 Nitrous, cone. S K & F tubes doz. 2 50 Prepared, powd...... ft 10 Nitrous, spirits. U.S.P...... lb 1 65 Prepared powd. 5-lbs...... lb 09 Creolin, l-lb hots...... doz 9 00 Prepared powd. 10-lbs...... lb 08 V4-lb b ots...... doz 4 80 Ethyl Morphine Hydrochloride Red. in fingers...... lb SO 3 -o z b o ts...... doz 2 40 (Dionln) W hite, lu m p ...... 1b 07 C reosotal...... oz 70 Powder, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 20 50 Creosote, Powder, % -oz v ia ls...... oz 20 55 Charcoal, Animal (boneblack)... 1b 16 U, S. P...... ft 1 10 oz 16 Powder, 5#-oz v ia ls...... oz 20 60 5-lbs...... lb 15 Carbonate, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 40 Powder, j^-oz v ia ls...... oz 20 70 10-lbs...... lb 14 Powder. 15-gr vials...... ea 1 00 13 Cresol, T ech ...... lb 26 25-lbs...... “ U .S .P ...... ft 31 Tablet J#-gr. 5 0 s...... ea 1 05 W ood...... ft 08 Tablet, H-gr. 100s...... ea 2 05 Crocus, Martie (oxide iron, red).. ft 14 Willow, U. S. P. l-lb. boxes....ft 25 Eucalyptol, 1-oz. v ia ls...... oa 23 Chiokweed, red, pressed ozs...... ft 40 Cudbear...... ft 45 B u lk ...... lb 2 00 C h in a C la y ...... ft 07 Cumarin ...... oz 75 Eudoxln, Tablets, 5 grain...... oz 4 00 4 OMAHA DRUGGIST DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc.— Cont. E u gen ol...... oz 65 Goats Rue, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 Hair Cap Moss, pressed ozs...... ft 3b Eumenol...... , ...... oz 35 Hair Cap Moss, grd...... ft 20 Gold, Eunatrol. 25 gram vials...... each 75 Chloride, 15-gr v ia ls...... doz 5 75 Hartshorn Shavings,...... ft Kuquinine, See Quinine Ethyl Carbonate and Soda Chloride, 15-gr vials doz 3 00 H e lm lt o l,...... oz *i E u reso l...... oz 2 10 Extract, Goose Grease 1-lb. incl...... ft 1 60 Hemo-Gallol, Merck...... oz 80' Tablets, 4-gr. 100s...... ea 30 Licorice, Y. DRUGS, Etc.-Cont. DRUGS, Etc -C o n t. DRUGS, Etc.— Cont. Teroin Hydroch, Isinglass, American...... 1b 1 40 Leaves V ‘ “ k -o z ...... oz 28 80 Jobs T e a r s ...... ft 20 Henbane, grd...... ft 60 "r “ k -o z s...... oz 28 00 K al-F os 1-lb ctn s...... doz 4 00 Henbane, powdered...... lb 60 “ 15-gr. v ia ls...ea c h 1 10 Kamala Powdered...... 1b 2 75 Henbane, Allen’s ...... 1b 2 00 iezamethylenamine... lb 3 30 oz 30 K aolin...... 1b 12 H en n a ...... ft 75 Hlera F lora...... B> 1 00 K elen e No. 34...... tube 1 12 Henna, ozs...... ft 1 20 lomatropine, Kidneywort, pressed o z...... 1b 60 Henna powdered...... lb 85 Hydrobromide. 5-grain vials. ..ea 70 Kidney wort, g rd ...... 1b 50 Horse Radish, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 “ 15 gr. v i a l s ...... ea 1 80 Lanum , H yd iou s...... lb 40 A n h yd rou s...... 1b 48 Hound’s Tongue, pressed, ozs.. 1b 55 \§>ney, Strained...... :... lb 35 Lard, Benzoinatad...... lb 60 Jaborandl, pressed ozs...... 1b 95 lop s ozs ...... ft 1 90 “ “ 5-lbs...... 1b 55 Jaborandi. powd...... ft 70 Ozs, L. P...... ft 2 00 Laurel, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Ji-lbL. P...... ft Lead Acetate, white...... ft 25 Laurel, powd...... lb 25 k -lo L. P ...... 10-lb “ “ “ 5-lb...... 1b 24 Lettuce, wild, pressed, ozs J See i k -lb L. P ...... 25-lb “ “ “ 10-lb...... ft 23 Lettuce, garden, pressed.. ( Lettuce f Oalif. T. P. Ms...... doz 5 85 “ “ “ 25-lb...... 22 Lovage, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 10 Hulls, Walnut...... ft 25 “ “ “ pow d...... ,1b 27 Lungwort, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 40 HydrocUlnon, 1-lb Ctn... ft 2 80 oz 24 “ “ “ 5-lb... lb 26 Lungwort, po. Ex Sel...... ft 1 00 Hydrogen, peroxide. Mallinckrodt’s Acetate, U.S. P. cryst 1-lb cart. ft 36 Marshmallow, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 One-Quarter Pound Acetate. U.S.P. Gran 1 ft ctns. lb 38 Matico, pressed, ozs...... 1b .70 Gross lo ts...... gro 11 50 Acetate. U.S.P. Powdl ft ctns. ft 41 Matieo, powd...... ft 50 k -g ro ss...... gro 11 75 Arsenate, paste, bbls. 600ft__ lb 18 Meadow Fern, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 k -g r o s s ...... gro 12 50 “ “ Half bbls 400ft. ft 19 Mugwort, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 95 Dozen...... doz 1 25 “ “ 100-lbs...... 1b 20 Mullein, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 One-Half Pounds 50-lb s...... ft 22 P atchouly...... ft i 20 Gross l o t s ...... gro 18 Co “ ” 25-lbs...... ft 24 Peach, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 k -g r o ss...... gro 18 50 ’• “ 12%-lbs...... ft 26 Peppermint, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 k -g r o ss...... gro 10 00 “ “ 5 -lb s...... ft 28 Pitcher Plant, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 Dozen ...... doz 1 75 “ “ 2-lb...... lb 30 Poison Oak, pressed, ozs...... 1b 40 Oue Pound “ “ 1-lb...... ft 32 Poppy, pressed, ozs...... ft 70 Gross lo t s ...... gro 30 00 100-lb. lots, lc less. Princes Pine, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 k -g r o ss...... gro 31 00 500-lb. lots. Ike less. Privet, pressed, ozs...... 1b l io 14-gross...... gro 19 00 1000-lb. lots, 2c less. R osem ary...... ft 25 Dozen...... doz 2 70 “ dry 200-lb drums. ft 35 Sage. Domestic, ozs...... ft 75 Hydrogen Peroxide, E. D. Co. “ “ 100-lb “ lb 36 Sage, Domestic loos e pres, k s.. ft 65 Pounds 50-lb “ ft 37 Sage, Greek, pressed, ozs...... ft 75 Gross lo ts...... gro 28 00 “ dry 25-lbs...... ft 39 Sage, Italian, ground...... ft 40 k -g ro ss...... gro 29 00 “ “ 10-lbs...... ft 42 Sage, Italian, powd...... ft 40 14-gross...... gro 30 00 “ “ 5-lbs...... ft 46 Dozen...... doz 2 60 “ “ 1 -lb ...... ft 51 Sage, Mountain pressed, ozs.. .Ib 55 Half Pounds “ “ k s ...... lb 55 Savin, pressed, lbs...... lb 30 Gross lo t s ...... gro 15 50 ICO-lb. iots, lc less. 600-lb. lots. 2c less. Savin, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 54-gross...... gro 16 00 Savin, powdered...... ft 20 k -gross...... gro 10 50 1000-lb. lots, 4c less. Dozen...... doz 150 Nitrate, pure cryst 1-lb. boxes 1b 50 Scullcap, pressed, ozs...... ft 85 Quarter Pounds Plaster, k-lb rolls...... ft 1 CO Scullcap, powd...... ft 65 Sub-Acetate, Sol (Goulard’s ex Gross lo ts...... gro 10 75 Senna, Tinn. L. P. ozs...... ft 75 k -g ro ss...... gro 11 00 tract) ...... ft 16 14-gross...... gro 11 50 Senna, Tinnevella, pressed.ozs 1b 60 Leaded B ordo I s ...... ft 43 Senna, Tinnevella, 5 lbs., 37...... ft 40 D ozen...... doz 1 00 Senna, c u t...... ft 45 R. D. Co, 5 p ts...... ea 95 Leaves, Aconite, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 25 Senna, Tinnevella, powd...... 1b 45 R. D. Co. g allon s...... ea 150 Aconite, Allen’s...... ft 1 25 Hyoscine Hydrobrom, 1-gr. Sourwood, grd ...... ft 20 v ia ls ...... each 30 Aconite, powd...... ft 95 Spearmint, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 Hypnal...... oz 1 45 Adder’s Tongue, pressed, ozs... ft 50 Squaw Vine, pressed, ozs...... 1b 70 Squaw Vine, grd...... ft 45 loh th ol. Mall Is in c l...... ft 2 15 Angelica, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Stram onium ...... ft 65 “ 14s inc ...... ft 2 45 Arbor Vifcee, pressed, ozs ...... 35 Stramonium, pressed, ozs...... lb 1 00 “ ozs. in c...... o z 25 Balmony, pressed,...... ozs.... ft 35 Stramonium, grd...... Ib 70 Ichthyol, 14-lbs incl...... ft 5 50 Stramonium, powd...... 1b 70 “ ozs. incl...... oz 48 Balmony.powd...... ft 30 Stramonium, po. Ex Sel...... 1b 75 Indigo, Balm ony, po. Ex Sel...... ft 35 Summer Savory, pressed, ozs... ft 55 B e n g a l...... ft 4 50 Bay, bulk ...... ft 30 Summer Savory, po. Ex Sel____ft 40 S. F. M adrox...... ft 1 60 Bay, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Thyme, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 [odine, Resublimed, Is inc ...... ft 5 92 Bay, pressed.. ozs...... ft 40 Thyme, p o w d ...... ft 30 *• “ 14s in c ...... ft 6 30 Bay, powd. Ex Sel...... ft 30 Uva U r si...... ft 25 " •• o z in c ...... oz 51 Beech, pressed, ozs...... 1b 35 U va Ursi, pressed, lb s...... ft 85 Iodoform, powd. Is inc ...... ft 7 10 Belladonna, pressed, ozs...... ft 90 Uva Ursi, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 “ “ 14s inc ...... ft 7 16 Belladonna, bulk ...... ft 60 Uva Ursi, powd...... ft 30 “ “ k s inc ...... ft 7 24, Belladonna, grd...... ft 65 U va Ursi, powd. Ex. Sel...... ft 30 " ozs in c ...... oz 51 Belladonna, powd...... ft 65 Vervain, pressed, ozs...... 1b 40 Iron, Benne, pressed, ozs...... ft 65 Wintergreen. pressed, ozs...... ft 45 By Hydrogen, gray, ...ft 1 65 oz 20 Borage, pressed, ozs...... ft 90 Wood Betony. pressed, I s ...... 1b 80 Brom ide...... ft 170 Buchu, long...... 1b 4 50 Lem on P e e l,...... ft 20 Bromide, 1-oz vials...... oz 24 Buchu, sh ort...... lb 5 60 Carbonate, precipitated ...... ft 18 Buchu, short, grd...... ft 5 65 Lettuce, Garden, pressed ozs___ 1b 85 Oarbonate.proto (Vallet’smas)ft 56 Buohu, short, powd...... ft 5 65 Lettuce, Wild, pressed ozs...... 1b 1 00 Carbonate, proto...... oz 10 Buchu, short, pressed, o z s ...... ft 5 30 Carbonate, sacchar U.S. P ...... ft 65 Butternut, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Lime, Carbolated,...... ft 10, Chloride, lumps. U.S.P...... ft 27 Chestnut, pressed, ozs...... lb 35 Chloride, large...... doz 1 60 Chloride, sol, for tinct...... ft 14 Cicuta, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 40 Chloride, m ed ...... doz 90 Citrate and ammonia.ft 147 oz 18 Coca, pressed, ozs...... lb 1 30 Chloride, sml...... doz 50 Citrate and Quinine.ft 5 65 oz 43 Coca, grd ...... ft 100 Large cases, 50 cans ...... case 6 00 Coltsfoot, pressed, ozs...... 1b 65 Med. cases, 100 cans...... case 6 50 nia. 47 Coltsfoot, powd...... 1b 30 Small cases, 200 cans...... case 7 00 l.ft 6 15 Oonium, pressed, ozs...... 1b 70 Chloride, 5-lb cans ...... 1b 11 23 Conium, A llen ’s ...... 1b 2 00 Chloride, 10-lb cans...... 1b 10 ..lb 15 Oonium, powdered...... ft 50 300-drums...... 1b 07 Hypopnosphite. 28 Damiana, pressed, lbs...... ft 50 44 Damiana, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 Lime Sulphur Dry 21 Dam iana, grd ...... ft 30 1-lb...... ft 25 Phosphate scales...... ft 1 40 OZ 17 Damiana, powd...... ft 30 5 -lb s...... lb 19 .oz 47 D igitalis...... lb 40 Lime and Sulphur Solution .oz 16 D igitalis, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 Barrels__ $3.00 ...... gal 18 17 Digitalis, Allen’s, Eng...... 1b 1 75 k -B arrels 1.50 ...... gal 21 Subsulphate, (M onsel’s Digitalis, grd ...... ft 40 5-gal. cans...... gal 60 ft 40...... oz 12 Digitalis, powd...... lb 40 1-gal. cans...... gal 70 )lb 20 Eucalyptus, pressed, ozs...... lb 40 k-gal. can s...... gal 90 1 00 Eucalyptus, grd...... ft 25 k -gal. ca n s...... gal 1 20 Sulphate, U.S.P.cryst., 1-lb cans ft 22 Ground Pine, pressed, ozs...... ft 35 Sulphate, U. S. P. dried 1-lbctns.ft 24 Hardhack, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 L lq-C resolis Co., lb in c l...... lb 45 Sulphuret (sulphide), 1-lb bxs.. ft 18 Hemlock, pressed, ozs...... ft 105 “ “ “ 5 lbs., in c l...... 1b 37 Tannate, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 23 Henbane, pressed, ozs...... ft 75 “ •* “ gal. in c l...... gal 2 60 6 OMAHA DRUGGIST DRUGS, Eto.—Cont . DRUGS, Etc.—Cont, DRUGS, Etc.— Cont. Lithium, Benzoate...... 01 23 Moss, Iceland...... ft 85 Oil Bromide...... lb 3 20 oz 34 Irish, extra select...... ft 30 Carbonate...... oz 23 Castor, 20 to gal...... doz 2 60 Citrate, gran...... ft 3 30 oz 28 Musk, Canton, 1-oz tins ...... 40 Castor, 16 to gal...... doz 3 00 Citrate, powd...... 3 30 Tonquin, grains...... Dr 8 25 Castor, 8 to gal...... doz 5 50 S a lic y la te ...... ft 2 25 oz 30 Cedar. (com’l compound) 7 ft. 80 ft 90 L o d esto n e...... 60 Mustard, Colman’s, Durham , 6 lb. Lodestone, powd...... ■ ft 65 can s...... ft 79 Cedar Leal, pure...... ft 3 00 Lozenges, Licorice, bulk ...... • ft 60 A. W. & Co. Ex Sel po. 1-lb can.lb 50 Cedar Wood...... ft 155 Licorice, 5-lb boxes...... 65 Haja, 5-lb. cans...... ft 55 Cedrat...... oz 50 Yellow, bulk.5 lbs. .48...... ft 50 Luminal. H-ozs...... Oz 6 90 Celery...... oz 2 00 Luminal, Tabl 1% gr. 50s...... ea 1 25 Chamomile, Roman...... oz 3 30 Luminal and Soda po. % ozs... oz 6 60 Napthaline, Balls...... ft 27 F lak es...... 27 Cinnamon, Ceylon...... oz 2 65 Lunar Caustic, U.S.P...... ,oz 1 15 “ “ No. 2-67%...... oz 95 Naphthol, Oitronella, C eylon...... ft 140 Lnng Moss pressed ozs...... • ft 40 B e ta ,...... ft 2 25 oz 23 Cloves, Fritzsche...... ft 5 20 L ycopodium ...... ft 3 75 Beta Benzoate...... 40 Cloves...... ft 5 10 Lye, Merry War, 4-doz. cases, doz. 1 25...... case 4 80 N eosalvarsan Oocoanut...... ft 4o Mace...... • ft 90 1...... 0.15 ...... • pkg. 00 Oodiiver, Nor. pts. doz. 9 00. gal 4 75 P ow d...... ft 95 IT ...... 0.3 ...... pkg. 80 Codliver, N.F. 5-gal. 2 00...... gal 2 75 Madder, Dutch...... • ft 50 I l l ...... 0.45 ...... pkg. 1 00 C ologne...... oz 75 5 -lb s...... 48 IV ...... 0.6 ...... pkg. 1 10 C opaiba,...... ft 150 10-lb s...... • ft 47 V ...... 0.75 ...... ■ pkg. 1 35 Coriander...... oz 4 40 V I ...... 0.9 ...... ■ Pkg. 1.60 Cotton Seed, Yellow ...... gal 2 20 M agnesium , “ “ “ 5 g a l...... gal 3 15 Carbonate, 1-oz papers Tech... • ft 40 X ...... 1.5 ...... • pkg. 2,10 Carbonate, 2-oznapers. Tech. .ft 38 Croton...... ft 2 25 Carbonate, 4-oz papers Tech . ,1b 37 N icotine, % -oz v ia ls ...... 3 00 C ru d e,...... gal 35 Carbonate, powd Tech Tech.. .ft 28 C ubebs,...... ft 11 00 Carbonate, U.S.P.. 1-oz...... 45 Nirvanin 10-gr. vials., ...... ea 25 Cumin...... oz 100 Carbonate, H.S.P., 2-oz...... ft 43 Cypress, ...... oz 90 Carbonate, Tech, po., 5-lbs__ ,1b 27 Novarsenbenzol .6 ...... 3 50 Erigeron...... ft 10 50 Eucalyptus ...... ft 1 45 10-lbs...... ■ ft 24 N ovasplrin...... 25-lbs...... ft 23 .. .OZ 1 85 Fennel Seed ...... ft 4 Jj 50-lbs...... 22 Novocain, 5 gram vials...... each 1 35 Fish, straits...... gal 1 45 75-lb. b b ls...... ft 20 Fish, straits, 5 gal...... ---gal 1 40 Carbonate Tech Po. Is K!& M .. .ft 40 Novacaln Suprarenin >Tabl E.tube 55 Fish, straits, 10 g a l ...... ---gal 140 Carbonate, Powd, U. S. P .ls ... .ft 50 Floor, bbls. Inc...... gal 30 Carbonate small sauares...... ft 65 Nutgalis, Aleppo...... ft 60 “ H-bbl. in c l...... gal 37 Magma K. & M...... ft 1 00 Aleppo, crushed...... tb 65 “ 10-gal. in c l...... gal 45 Metal, powd...... oz 35 Aleppo, grd ...... lb 65 “ 5-gal. incl...... gal 50 Oxide, Light U.S.P. K & M...... ft 1 10 Aleppo, powd...... lb 65 “ 1-gal in c i...... gal 60 “ Heavy, U.S.P. K & M .. .lb 1 05 Oxide, light, Tech.. K & M__ ■ ft 1 05 N u tm egs...... ft 50 Fusel. Purified...... ft 1 35 Oxide, Light, U.S.P. P & W... .lb 95 Nutmegs, powd...... ft 55 Geranium Rose. Alg...... ft 12 40 Oxide, Heavy, U.S.P. P & W .. .ft 95 G in ger...... oz 90 Sulphate, H.P. cryst. 1-lb ctn s 1b 26 Nuts, Golden Rod...... oz 50 and Ammon. Phos po...... ft 1 00 A reca,powd...... ft 55 Harlem Claas, Tilly ...... doz 1 25 Manganese, Black Oxide, 85%... ft 25 Areca. powd. 5-lb...... ft 53 Harlem “ Tilly...... gro 14 25 5 -lb s...... lb 23 Areca, powd. 10-lb...... ft 52 Harlem Oil, Merrell’s ...... doz 64 10-lbs ...... ft 22 Areca, powd. 25-ft ...... — ....ft 51 “ “ gro. 6 51 2 5-lb s...... ft 21% Areca, powd. 50-lb...... ft 50 “ “ T illy G .M ...... doz 75 50-lbs...... lb 20 Areca, powd,, 100 lbs...... fo 49 “ “ Tilly 6 doz...... gro 8 00 Manna, Kola, grd...... lb 30 “ ‘‘ Tilly. 12 doz ...... gro 7 50 Small flake...... ,1b 2 00 Kola, powd...... ft 30 Harlem, Suffolk...... doz 60 Harlem, S u ffolk ...... gro 6 50 M arble D ust...... lb 05 Nux V o m ica ...... ft 35 Hemlock, pure,...... ft 1 65 B b ls...... ft 03 Pow dered...... ft 40 Hemlock, com l__ 8 1b 65...... ft 75 Matches, Safety 5-gro. .90__ gro 1 00 Oakum B u lk ...... ft 30 Henbane, coct...... ft 2 00 M arjoram , pressed, ozs...... ft 95 Surgeon-s, 1-lb pkgs...... ft 60 H orsem int...... oz 30 M enthol,cryst, 1-oz vials...... OZ 75 Horseradish...... oz 1 50 C rystals...... ft 10 00 Oils, Essential Bulk prices Extra charge for bottles. Juniper Berries, ...... ft 7 55 M ercury__ 5-lbs. 1.90...... ft 2 00 ...... lb 10 1-lb Juniper Wood (Compound)... .ft 240 Distilled.U.S.P...... ft 2 25 Vs-ib...... ft 15 Blsulphate, oz. 19...... ft 1 64 M-lb...... ft 25 Lard, W. S., E xtra...... gal 1 80 Cyanide, 1-oz vials...... oz 37 « - lb ...... lb 50 “ “ “ 5 gal...... gal 175 Iodide, red...... ft 5 05 oz 41 1-oz...... ft 1 00 Lard, Extra No. 1...... gal 1 55 Iodide, y e llo w ...... ft 4 90 oz 40 “ “ “ 5 gal...... gal 150 Nitrate, cryst...... oz 30 Oil, Almonds, bitter True — . ..oz 90 Laurel, expressed ...... ft 2 75 Oxide, Yellow ...... ft 3 00 Almonds, bitter, Artifical,...... ft 3 00 Lavender Flowers, ...... ft 14 30 Oxide, yellow, 1-oz vials...... oz 26 Almonds, sweet. True ...... ft 1 30 Salicylate, 1-oz via ls...... oz 29 Almonds, swt„ “Peach Kernel”ft 90 Lavender,Garden, Imi...... ft 1 50 Subsulphate, yellow, (Turpeth Amber, crude,...... ft 2 40 Lemon, Sanderson’s ...... ft 3 15 m ineral), 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 28 Amber, rectified,...... ft 2 80 Succinimide...... oz 1 65 Angelica, Rt...... 3 00 L em on ,...... ft 3 00 S u ccin ate...... oz 95 Anise Star,...... ft 2 00 Lemon Grass...... ft 6 30 Sulphide, Black ...... oz 25 Anise Star, Prltzche...... ft 2 05 Lim es...... ft 315 Witnch’lk (hydr cumcreta)l’s.ft 110 70 M ervenol...... oz 75 Bay Leaves, true, ...... lb 6 75 Linseed, boiled __ bbl 1 82___gal 1 92 Mervenol, ampoules...... box 75 B enn e...... gal 4 00 Linseed, raw ...... bbl 1 80...,gal 1 90 M esotan...... oz 47 Bergamot, Sanderson’s ...... ft 9 35 Bergamot, F. Bros...... 9 10 Oil Lubricating M ethanol, 95%...... pal 4 10 Birch Tar, rectified ...... 3 50 Haja Auto, lgt __ bbl 46 ..gal 52 Methanol, p u re...... gal 4 15 B r itish ...... 75 Haja Auto, med ..bbl 50 . .gal 56 Methyl, Salicylate ...... ft 1 20 Cade, (Juniper Tar)...... ft 1 60 Haja Auto, hvy ..bbl 51 ..gal 59 Methylene, B1 ue. U.S.P...... oz 75 Cajeput (21-oz b o ttle s ) ...... ft 1 35 HajaCastor, mch.bbl 42 ..gal 48 M lg ra ln ln ...... oz 2 00 C alam us...... OZ 1 55 Haja Cylinder__ bbl 46 ..gal 52 Camphor, rectified ...... ft l 50 Haja Engine...... bbl 35 ..gal 41 Milk, coud. Eagle...... doz 3 fo Camphorated,...... g a l 9 50 Haja Gas Engine .bbl 46 ..gal 52 4 dozen cases...... case 13 50 ....ft l 40 Haja Separator...bbl 31 ..gal 37 2 dojen ca ses...... case 6 80 C apsicum ...... ft 5 25 Mace, e th e r e a l...... oz 22 Wldeman’s Goats...... doz 2 75 Caraway, seed, Dutch ...... ft 6 15 Mace, expressed...... oz 22 Wideman's Goats, 2 doz. cases ,ea 5,40 Cardamom. Ceylon ...... OZ 3 00 Marjoram...... oz 80 Morphine, Acetate, %-oz. vials..oz 13 75 Cassia pure...... ft 3 10 M ineral, White R ussian...... gal 4 00 Hydrochloride, %-oz. vials...... oz 13 75 Castor, cases 1-5. i n c ...... 2 12 Mineral, White Domestic...... gal 1 75 Sulphate, Ks in oz. boxes...... oz 12 75 Castor, 2-gal in c ...... gal 2 20 M u llein ...... oz 38 Sulphate, Hs in 2%-oz. boxes...oz 12 70 Castor in c ...... • gal 2 25 Mustard, Art, ...... oz 60 Sulphate, oz. vials or tins...... oz 12 50 Castor, 60 to g a l...... doz 1 00 Mustard, essential, true, . ..oz 180 “ 10 oz lots 5c less per oz. Castor, 50 to gal...... 1 20 “ 25 oz lots 10c less per oz. Castor, 40 to g a l...... 1 40 Mustard, expressed...... gal 2 25 Valerate, 1-8 oz vials...... oz 19 50 Castor, 30 to gal...... 1 85 M yrbane.. ,101b 35 5 ft 38 . .lb 40 OMAHA DRUGGIST 7 DRUGS, Eta.—Oont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Eto—Cont. O intm ent Oil D iach ylon ...... lb 1 55 Phenacetin, Bayer ...... oz 65 Neatsfoot, pure...... gal 1 80 Iodine...... ft 1 25 " Tablets 25s.___ ea 25 *■ “ 5-gal...... Sal 1 75 Iodoform ...... ft 1 75 Tablets 100s...... ea 75 Neatsfoot, No. 1...... gal 165 Mercurial, 30$ M...... 1b 1 04 P henalgin , Po...... oz 1 10 “ “ 5 g al...... gal 160 Mercurial )4 -M.,...... ft 1 40 C apsules...... oz 1 35 Neroli, Petit Grain,...... oz 60 Mercury, Am. (white precip)... 1b 1 15 Tabs...... oz 1 10 Neroli, Synth ...... oz 2 00 Mercury, Oxide, red(red precip)lb 1 00 Rose Water IT. S. P ...... lb 1 25 Phenolphthalein ...... oz 21 N eutral...... gal 50 Salicylic Acid...... ft 60 Phosphorus, 1-lb cans...... ft 1 25 Nutmegs, essential...... ft> 2 50 S u lp h u r ...... 1b 1 00 1-oz can s...... oz 20 Olive, Arcadia, 5-gal cans — gal 4 50 Zinc Oxide, B e n z ...... ft 60 Pichi pressed, lbs ...... ft 40 Olive, Bau Virgin, qts ...... doz 12 00 O leate, Pilocarpine, Olive, Beaufort, 1-gal cans...gal 6 00 Cadmium ...... oz 75 Hydrochloride 5-gr vials, ____ ea 40 Olive, Oalif. Mission, Lge — doz 12 00 Mercury, 10%...... oz 21 P in e N eed les...... ft 25 Olive, Oaiif. Mission, Med__ doz 6 00 Oleo Resin Capsicum,...... 1b 5 25 P ip e C lay...... ft 07 Olive, Oalif. Mission. Sml...... doz 3 00 “ Ginger...... oz 90 Pipe Clay, )4-lb cakes...... ft 10 Olive, Calif. Mission, gals— gal 6.00 Orange apples ...... 1b 15 Pitch, Burgundy...... ft 30 Olive, Haja, sm all...... doz. 4 25 Peel, bitter, ground...... 1b 35 P ix o l..; ...... oz 10 Olive, Haja, medium ...... doz 7 25 Peel Bitter Powd ...... ft 35 Plaster Paris,Dentl, 250-lb bbls.bbl 5 50 Olive, Haja, large...... doz 13 50 Peel, Bitter, po. Ex Sel...... ft 35 ‘‘ “ ICO lb s...... 1b 04 Olive, Haja, 5-gal cans...... gal 5 40 Peel, sweet, ground...... 1b 25 “ “ 50 lb s...... ft 04% Olive, Haja, gals...... gal 5 50 “ “ Powd...... ft 25 “ “ ft 05 Olive, Haja, H -gals...... gal 5 60 Orpiment, yellow. See Arsenic “ “ ft 06 Olive, Haja, %-gals...... gal 5 75 Sulphide. Plaster Paris. Dental, Whites’ 6 Olive Pompeian, gals...... gal 6 00 Orpliol, Von H eyden...... oz 80 qt c a n s ...... ea 1 45 Olive Pompeian, )4- g a l...... gal 6 10 O variin...... oz 5 25 Plaster Paris, Dental Whites’ 12 Olive Pompeian, q ts ...... gal 6 20 Pantopon, Tabl 1-6-gr. 20s...... ea 46 qt cans...... ea 2 45 Olive Pompeian, pts...... gal 6 40 Paraffin, refined, (See Wax) Pomegranate Rind of Frui.l__ ft 30 O.ive Pompeian, )4-pts ...... gal 6 70 P arald eh yd e...... ft 1 60 Potassa Solution (liquor potass).lb 30 Olive, Kion 5-gal cans...... g a l 4 50 Parathesin ...... oz 3 CO Potassium , Olive, Bion Imp. gal bottle .. .gal 5 oO Para wax l See Wax) Ncetate, 1-ft bottles, incl...... ft i 05 Olive. Kion Imp, 14-gal bottle gal 5 10 Parinol, p ts...... doz. 7 20 Bicarbonate, cryst., 1-ft carts..ft 78 Olive, Kion Imp, M-gal bottle gai 5 20 “ 5 pts...... each 2 75 Bicarbonate, gran., 1-ft carts... ft 72 Olive, Kion Imp. large size, .doz 10 00 “ g a ls...... each 4 00 Bichromate, bulk...... lb 65 Olive, Kion Imp. med. size doz 5 50 Paris Green, S.S.F.,arsenic,kegsft 50 Bromide, gran. 1-ft boxes...... ft 126 Olive, Kion Imp. sml size...... doz 2 75 100-ft k egs...... ft 52 Bromide, gran. 5 lb. bxs...... lb l 21 Olive. Spanish, 5-gal cans__ gal 4 50 14, 28 and 56-lb k its...... lb 53 Carbonate, ft. tins, incl...... ft 74 Olive1 Spanish, 6-gal cans — gal 4 30 2 and 5-lb paper boxes...... lb 54 “ 5-lb tins incl...... lb 69 Orange, bitter, hand pressed., .lb 10 70 1-lb paper boxes...... ft 56 Carbonate, O. P. (sal tartar)__ ft 1 40 Orange, sweet, hand pressed. tf-lb paper b oxes...... ft 58 Chlorate, cry si ...... ft 40 ...... lb 14 60 K-lb paper b o x es...... lb 60 Chlorate, gran.,...... lb 55 Origanum, comp.No. 2.7 lb 65..8) 75 Less than 100-lb. lots, lc higher. Chlorate, powd...... ft 40 Origanum, red, French comp... ft 1 50 500 1b lots 3c less Chloride, pure, ...... oz 16 Palm ...... ft 40 1000-lb lots, 5c less. Chloro-platinate, 15-gr v ia ls...ea 3 00 Parafine, ...... gal 45 Pastilles, Fumigating, black...... ft 55 Citrate...... ft 2 35 Patchouly...... oz 2 60 Fum igating, red...... lb 85 Hydroxide, U.S.P. sticks...... ft 120 Peanut qts. Armstrong’s .. ..doz 8 00 Pepper, black, Singapore,...... ft 40 Hydroxide, U.S.P. sticks...... oz 25 Pennyroyal, ...... Ib 3 00 Black, powdered...... lb 45 Hypophosphite, 1-oz v ia ls ...... oz 26 Pennyroyal, Fritzsche...... ib 3 35 Black, po. A. W. & Co. Ex S e l... ft 45 Iodide, cryst.,l-Ib boxes...... ft 4 20 Pepper, black...... oz 75 W hite...... ft 55 “ “ £ lb. boxes...... ft 3 95 Pepperm int...... lb 10 50 W hite, powd...... lb 60 Iodide, gran., 1-ft boxes...... lb 4 20 Peppermint, Fritzsche Bros__ ft 10 60 Petrolatum. “ “ 5-ft boxes...... lb 3 95 Pimento (allspice)...... ft 6 50 Vet. Amber, b b ls...... ft 08 Nitrate, C.P., powd...... ft 67 P in e...... gal 90 100-lb...... ft 0814 Permanganate, cryst. 1-oz car Pine N eed les...... ft 3 50 50 1b and 25 f t ...... ft 09 to 0914 ton s...... oz 18 Plnus Pum ilio ...... oz 65 L ess...... ft 10 to 12 Permanganate, cryst...... lb 127 Pinus Sylvestris ...... ft 3 50 L’tExtra Amber, Prusslate, red ...... lb 1 30 P o p p y ...... -....ft 50 100 lb s...... ft 17 Prusslate, yellow ...... ft 60 Rhodium, No. 3 (Compound)...oz 40 50 ft and 25 f t ...... lb 18 to 19 Pyrosulphite,...... oz 15 ...... ft 80 Rhodium, No. 1 (Compound).. .oz 75 L ess...... ft 20 to 35 Sulphate, cryst. D.S.P...... 1b 65 Extra White, Sulphate, U.S.P. Bose, artificial...... oz 4 00 23 Rosemary, flow ers,...... ft 2 00 100 lb s...... •* powd 1-ft ctns ...ft 65 Ruo...... oz 60 50 ft and 25 ft...... ft 24 to 25 Sulphurated, Pure...... lb 90 Sage...... oz 65 L ess...... ft 26 to 36 Sulphurated U.S.P...... ft 75 Sandal Wood, EnglishE.l...... ft 15 00 Snow W hite, 100ft...... ft 29 Potato Spray, Rogers...... lb 49 Sandal Wood, GermanWI...... 1b 8 15 50 & 25 ft ...... ft 36-37 Powder, 10 ft...... R 33 Arom atic...... ft 1 00 Sassafras, Natural 5-lbs. 2.70..lb 2 75 40-50 Sassafras artificial.5-lbs. 1.25..ft 1 30 L ess...... ft Chalk, aromatic...... lb 75 Cream White 100 lbs...... ft 20 Chalk, com pound...... lb 50 S avin ...... ft 9 40 24 Seneka...... ft 20 Cream White 50 ft & 25 ft 21 to Composition, bulk ...... lb 105 Skunk, comp...... lb 50 Cream White Less 1b 23 to 33 Composition, 2-oz packages— ft 125 Skunk, pure ...... lb 80 Petrolatum Ex. Amber. Curry...... ft 50 Plain, 2-oz,...... doz 75 Dovers...... ft 5 75 Spearm int...... ft 16 45 “ M -gross...... gro 8 25 Dovers, camph...... ft 5 75 Sperm ...... gal 2 75 8 CO Spike., gal 2 25...... ft 40 “ V4-gross...... gro Government Hog Cholera...bbls. Stone, black, comp, gal 2.25 — lb 40 “ 1 gross...... gro 1 75 lb 07V4 less quantity..08y* to 14 Plain, 4-oz...... doz 1 10 Insect, El Vampiro (See Patents) Stone, w hite...... :.. 1b 80 11 75 Sweet, bottles, 60 to gal...... doz 90 “ M-gross...... gro Insect, Haja, 25-lb kegs...... ft 1 40 “ • V4 -gaoss...... gro 11 50 Insect, Haja, 50 1b kegs...... lb Sweet, bottles, 50 to gal...... doz 1 10 ‘ ‘ l gross...... gro 11 25 Insect, Haja, 100 ft kegs...... ft Sweet, bottles. 40 to gal...... doz 1 25 Oarbolated, 2-oz...... doz 80 Insect, Haja 10-ft can s...... ft 145 Sweet, bottles, 30 to g a l...... doz 1 65 *• 14-g ro ss...... gro 8 50 Insect, Haja 5-ft cans...... lb 1 50 Sweet, bottles, 20 to g a l...... doz 2 35 “ % -gross...... gro 8 25 Insect, Haja 1-ft cans...... doz 18 60 Sweet, bottles. 16 to g a l...... doz 2 70 8 00 Sweet, bottles, 8 to gal...... doz 5 25 “ 1 g ro ss...... gro Insect, Haja V4-ftcans...... doz 10 00 Tansy, pure...... lb 9 75 Carbolated, 4-oz...... doz 1 10 Insect, Haja H- ft cans.... — doz 5 50 T a r...... 5-gal. 75— gal. 80 lb 20 “ H -gross...... 3ro 11 50 Insect, Haja 2-oz cans...... doz 3 00 14-g r o s s ...... gro 11 25 Insect, Wild Mountain5 ft cans ft 1 50 T h u ja...... ft 3 50 l gross...... gro 11 00 Jalap Comp...... ft 1 25 Thyme, Red, ...... ft 3 00 90 Thyme, white, ...... lb 3 00 Camphorated, 2-oz...... doz Licorice Co. 5-lb. cans .58...... lb 60 “ 14-gross...... gro 9 75 Protargol, 1-oz vials...... oz 125 Turpentine, rect.Merck’s ...... lb 80 9 50 V ervain...... oz 75 “ 14-gross...... gro 14-oz v ia ls...... — oz 1 35 * “ 1 gross...... gro 9 25 Pyoktanin, Blue, 1-oz vials, .....oz 2 50 Whale, winter bleached...... gal 2 00 1 65 Wine, ethereal...... oz 32 Camphorated, 4-oz ...... doz Yellow, % -oz v la lst...... :...... oz 2 75 Wine, heavy ...... oz 48 “ 14-gross...... gro 18 00 P yram idon...... oz 3 00 Wintergreen Leaves, true ____ lb 18 00 “ 14-gross...... gro 17 75 Pyrox, 1-lb jars...... ft 26)4 “ 1 gross...... gro 17 50 “ 5-lb drums______I ft 23 Wintergreen(Sweet Birch)...... lb 10 fo 65 Wintergreen, Synthetic...... lb 1 20 “ , P ou n d s...... ft “ 10-ib drums ...... lb 21 Wormseed, B altim ore...... lb 12 35 White, 2-oz ...... doz 1 00 “ 25-lb drums...... lb ' 18)4 “ 14-gross...... gro 9 75 “ 50-lb pkgs...... lb 17 Wormwood, pure,...... lb 16 25 9 50 Ylang Ylang...... o* 4 00 “ 14-gross...... gro “ 100-lb p k g s...... lb 15)4 “ 1 gross...... gro 9 25 Quaking Asp, pressed lbs...... ft 8Q O intm ent, B elladonna...... lb 2 00 White, 4-oz...... doz 1 50 Benzoated Lard...... lb 80 “ 14-gross...... gro 15 50 Quassia, chips...... ft B0> Carbolic A cid...... lb 100 “ 14-gross...... gro 15 25 G ranulated...... lb 33 Citrine (nit mercury)...... 79 “ I gross...... gro 15 00 Pow dered...... 35 t 8 OMAHA DRUGGIST DRUGS, etc— Coni. DR'iCS, Etc.—Com DRUGS, Etc.-Cont Q u in algln ...... oz 1 25 R oot R oot yulnine, Alkaloid. 1-oz vials...... oz 179 Elecampane, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Pond Lily, yellow, pressed, ozs ft 45 Bisulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 31 Elcampane. grd...... ft 35 Queen ot Meadow, pressed, ozs. lb 40 Ethyl Carbonate (Euquinine) Elecampane, powd...... ft 35 Queen of Meadow, grd...... 1b 20 H-oz c t n s ...... oz 3 40 Fever, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Rhatany, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Hydrobromide, 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 03 Five Finger, pressed, o z s ...... ft 40 Rhatany, powd...... ft 25 Hydrochloride. 1-oz vials...... oz 166 G alangal...... ft 30 Rhubarb, East India...... 1b 2 00 Phosphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 03 Galangal, pressed, lbs...... ft 45 Rhubarb, East India, powd__ ft 2 15 Salicylate, 1-oz. vials...... oz l 66 Galangal, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Rhubarb, grd...... ft 2 15 Sulphate, 100-oz. can s...... oz 1 10 Galangal, grd...... ft 30 Rhubarb, cut in cubes...... lb 2 60 Sulphate, 50-oz. can s...... oz Galangal, powd...... ft 30 Rhubarb, cut in fingers...... lb 2 85 Sulphate, 25-oz. ca n s------oz 1 12 G en tian ...... ft 25 Rosinweed, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Sulphate, 5-oz. can s...... oz 1 2u Gentian, powd...... ft 30 Salep, powd...... 1b 1 35 Sulphate, 1-oz. cans...... oz 125 Gentian, powd, 5 lbs...... ft 28 Sanicle, black, pressed, ozs__ 1b 95 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 25 “ lo fts...... ft 27 Sanicle, white, pressed, ozs...... lb 65 Sulphate, ^-oz. vials...... oz 137 “ 25 lb s ...... ft 26 Sarsaparilla, Am. pressed, ozs. lb 85 Sulphate, H-oz. vials...... oz 1 47 “ “ 50 lb s...... ft 25 Sarsaparilla. American, powd. 1b 80 Sulphate, l/»-oz. vials...... oz l 67 Gentian, For., pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Sarsaparilla, Honduras...... lb 1 40 Sulphate. 1-16-oz. v i a l s ...... oz 2 25 Ginger, African...... ft 35 Sarsaparilla, Honduras,ground. 1b 1 45 Tannate, 1-oz. v ia ls...... oz 1 28 Ginger, African, pow. 10-ft. 37 ft 40 Sarsaparilla, Honduras,powd. ft 1 45 R ed P recipitate, powd...... lb 3 55 Ginger, Jamaica, bleached__ ft 65 Sarsaparilla, Hond. prd. ozs... lb 1 50 Red Saunders...... B> 40 Ginger, Jamaica, unbleached. ft 40 Sarsaparilla, Mexican, cut__ ft 70 R esin Scam m ony...... oz 25 Ginger, Jamaica, grd...... ft 60 geneka, pressed, ozs...... ft 3 75 Resorcin, C rystals,...... lb 8 00 oz 59 Ginger, j amaica, powd...... ft 60 Seneka, powd...... lb 3 20 “ Powd...... ft 8 00 oz 59 Ginger, Jam. po. Ex Sel...... ft 80 Serpentarla, Powd...... 1b 1 SO Root, Abscess, pressed, lbs...... lb 55 Ginseng, powd...... ft .0 00 Silkweed. pressed, ozs...... lb 40 Abscess, pressed, ozs...... lb 60 Golden Seal, pressed, ozs...... ft 8 50 Skunk Cabbage, pressed, lbs... 1b 55 Aconite, pressed, ozs...... lb 1 30 Golden Seal, powd. oz. 70 ...... ft 8 50 Skunk Cabbage, pressed, ozs.. lb 60 Aconite, g r d ...... lb 1 0s Hellebore, Amer.. pressed, lbs ft 50 Skunk Cabbage, powd...... lb 40 Aconite, powd...... lb 10> Iielebore, Amer, pressed, ozs.. ft 55 Snake. Button, pressed, lbs__ ft 40 Alkanet (anchusa)...... lb 2 80 Helebore, po. Am Ex Select.. ft 45 Snake Button, pressed, ozs__ lb 45 Alkanet, pressed, lbs...... lb 3 80 Hellebore, black, pressed, ozs. ft 1 60 Snake, Canada, pressed, ozs... lb 95 Alkanet, pressed, ozs...... lb 3 85 Hellebore, black, powd__ ... lb 2 00 Snake, Canada, powd...... lb 65 Alkanet. powd...... lb 2 £5 Hellebore, white, pressed, lbs. ft 50 Snake, Sampson, pressed, lb s.. 1b 90 Angelica, pressed, lbs...... lb <0 Heb'bore, white, pressed, ozs.. ft 55 Snake, Sampson, pressed, ozs. 1b 95 Angelica, pressed, ozs...... lb 75 Hellebore, white, powd...... ft 37 Snake, Virginia, pressed, ozs... 1b 1 65 Angelica, grd...... 45 Hydrangea, pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Snake. Virginia, po. Ex S e l__ 1b 1 15 Angelica, powd...... lb 45 Hydrangea, pressed, ozs ...... ft 40 Snake, White, pressed, lbs...... 1b 50 Arnica, pressed, ozs ...... ft 2 00 Hydrangea, grd.,...... ft 25 Snake, White, pressed, ozs...... 1b 55 Avens, pressed, lbs...... lb 40 Hvdrangea. powd...... , ...... 25 Soapwort. pressed. lbs...... 1b 45 Bearsfoot. pressed, lbs...... lb 35 Hydrangea, po. Ex Sel...... ft 25 Solomon’s Seal, pressed, ozs... 1b 40 Belladonna, pressed, ozs...... lb 1 3o Indian Hemp,black,pressed,lbstt> 1 35 Spikenard, pressed,ozs...... ft 65 Belladona, powd...... lb 1 00 Indian Hemp, blk. pressed, ozs ft 1 40 Spikenard, grd...... lb 60 Berberis Aquif. pressed, ozs.... 1b 55 Indian Hemp, black, powd...... lb 1 10 Squills, white, sliced...... 1b 25 Berberis Aquif, grd...... lb 30 Indian Hemp, white, powd.. .lb 40 Squills, powd...... lb 30 Beth, pressed, ozs...... lb 50 Indian Physic, pressed, ozs__ .lb 40 Squills, po. A.W. & Co. X-lb botsft 80 Beth, grd...... ft 35 Indian Turnip, powd...... lb 30 Stillingla, pressed, lb s ...... ft 45 Beth, powd...... ft 35 Indian Turnip, po. Ex Sel...... ft 50 Stillingia pressed, czs...... 1b 50 Bistort, pressed, ozs...... lb 45 Indigo, wild, pressed lbs...... 1b 3ft Stillingia, grd ...... lb 30 Bitter, powd ...... lb 1 10 Indigo, wild, pressed, ozs...... lb 40 Stillingia. powd...... lb 30 Bitter, powd. Ex Sel...... Ib 1 25 Tpecac, oz. 4u ...... lb 5 00 Stone, pressed, lbs...... lb 35 Blackberry, pressed, ozs...... 1b 40 Ipecac, powd. oz. 43...... ft 5 25 Stone, pressed, ozs...... lb 40 Blackberry, powd...... lb 22 Jalap, powd...... ft 1 10 Stone,/powd...... 20 Blackberry, po. Ex Sel...... ft 25 Ladies' Slipper, pressed, ozs... .ft 2 20 Sweet Flag, presssed,ozs...... lb 50 Blazing Star, pressed, oz...... ft 2 20 Ladies’Slipper, powd...... ft 1 90 Twin Leaf, pressed, ozs...... 40 Blood, pressed, lb s ...... • • • ft 70 Licorice, 5 lbs...... ft Unicorn, true, pressed, ozs...... lb 2 20 Blood, powd...... 5-lb 50 ft 55 Licorice, cut, Russian...... lb 1 30 Unicorn, true, grd...... lb 1 95 Blood, powd 10-lb...... lb 48 Licorice, grd ...... lb 55 Unicorn, true, powd...... ft 1 95 Blood, powd 25-lb ...... ft 45 Licorice, powd.5-lbs 53...... 1b 55 Unicorn, true, po. Ex Sel...... lb 1 70 Blood, powd 50-lb...... lb 43 Lovage, po. Ex Sel ...... lb 1 25 Unicorn, false, pressed, lbs__ .ft 1 60 Blue Flag, pressed, ozs...... lb 1 45 Male Fern, pressed, lbs...... ft 45 Unicorn, false, pressed, ozs__ .lb 1 65 Blue Flag, powd...... ft 1 05 Male Fern, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Unicorn, false, g r d ...... 1b 1 30 Blue Flag, po. Ex S e l...... lb 105 Male Fern, powd...... lb 30 Unicorn, false, powd ...... ft 1 30 Bryonia, pressed, ozs...... lb 50 Manaca, grd...... 60 Valerian, pressed, lbs...... ft 95 Bryonia, grd ...... ft 35 Mandrake, pressed, lbs...... lb 95 Valerian, grd ...... ft 55 Buckbean, pressed, ozs...... lb 120 Mandrake, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 00 Valerian, powd ...... Ib 55 Buckhorn Brake, pressed, ozs. 1b 40 Mandrake, grd ...... ft 70 Vervain, powd. Ex Sel...... 70 Burdock, pressed, lbs...... lb 50 Mandrake, powd...... ft 70 Wild Yam, pressed, lbs...... ft 45 Burdock, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 Man in the Ground,pressed,ozs .ft 40 Wild Yam, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Burdock, grd...... ft 35 Marshmallow, pressed, ozs...... lb 75 Wild Yam, powd...... lb 50 Burdock, powd ...... ft 35 Marshmallow, cut...... ft 1 00 Yellow Dock, pressed, ozs ...... ft 40 Calamus, white, peeled and split, Marshmallow, powd...... ft 1 05 Yellow Dock, powd...... ft 25 f a n c y ...... ft 1 65 Marsh Rosemary, pressed, lbs. .lb 50 Yellow Dock, po. Ex S el...... lb 30 Calamus, powd...... ft 35 Marsh Rosemary, pressed, ozs. .lb 55 Yellow Jessamine, pressed, fts.ft 30 Carpenter’s Square.press’d.ozs.ft 40 M ezereon...... ft 40 Yellow Jessamine, pressed, ozs .lb 35 Cicely Sweet, pressed, ozs...... ft 75 Milkweed, pressed, lbs...... lb 35 Yellow Jessamine, grd...... lb 20 Cohosh, black, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Milkweed, pressed, ozs ...... ft 40 Yellow Jessamine, powd...... ft 20 Cohosh, black, powd...... ft 20 Musk (su m bu l)...... lb 2 85 Zedoary, pressed, ozs...... lb 55 Cohosh, blue, pressed, ozs .. . lb 45 Musk, powd ...... lb 2 90 Zedoary, powd...... ft 40 Cohosh, blue, powd...... 1b 25 N ettle, pressed, lb s...... lb 35 Zedoary, po. Ex Select ...... ft 55 Cohosh, blue, po. Ex Sel...... 1b 35 Nettle, pressed, ozs...... ft 40 Rose Petals, damask, pressed, Cohosh, rea, pressed, ozs...... lb 65 Orris, fingers...... ft 2 00 OZS...... ft 2 30 Cohosh, white, pressed, lbs...... ft 40 Orris, Florentine, gran...... lb 35 Pale, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 06 Oolchicum, pressed, lb s...... ft 185 Orris, Florentine, powd...... lb 35 Rosin, Lump, bbls...... lb 09Y, Oolchicum, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 9o Orris. Verona...... lb 40 Rosin Lump, 100lb s...... lb I t Oolchicum, powd...... lb 1 60 Orris, Verona, gran...... ft 45 Rosin Lump, 50 lbs...... lb 12 Oolchicum. po. Ex Sel...... 1b 170 Orris, Verona, powd...... lb 45 Rosin Lump, 25 lb s...... 13 Coltsfoot, pressed, ozs...... 1b 55 Pareira Brava, pressed, ozs ... .lb 70 Rosin Lun/p, 10 lb s ...... 14 Oolumbo, Amer., pressed, ozs...ft 50 Pareira Brava, grd...... ft 50 Rosin Lump, less...... 15 Columbo, Amer., grd ...... ft 35 PareiralBrava, po. Ex 8 el...... ft 55 Rosin Powd ...... 20 Oolumbo, powd...... lb 35 Parsley, pressed, lbs...... ft Hft R ouge, (Jewelers) powd...... ft 60 Oomfrey, pressed, ozs...... 1b 65 Pellitory, pressed, ozs...... ft 90 Rouge. “ Sticks...... 55 Oomfrey, powd...... ft 50 Pimpinella. pressed, ozs...... ft 05 Sabrom in, Tabl. 5 gr. 20’s ...... each 60 Oranesblll. pressed, lbs...... ft 35 Pimpinella. powd ...... ft 7 < Saccharine, refined,...... OZ 40 Oranesbill. pressed, ozs...... 1b 4n Pink, pressed, ozs...... ft 5 50 Refined...... 5 50 Cranesbill, powd...... ft 20 Pink, powd...... ft 6 05 Soluble...... oz 40 Crawley, pressed, lbs...... 1b 1 30 Pitcher plant, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 S olu b le...... 5 50 Crawley, pressed, ozs...... ft 135 Pleurisy, pressed lbs...... ft 50 Tablets, Mercks 100s...... doz. 2 00 Culvers, pressed, ozs...... 1b 60 Pleurisy, pressed, ozs...... lb 55 “ “ 500s...... doz. 9 00 Culvers, powd...... ft 45 Pleurisy, powd...... lb 35 S a fr o l...... lb 1 50 Dandelion, true, pressed, ozs.... ft 60 Poke (Garget), pressed, ozs — ,1b 45 Sal Dandelion, true grd...... ft 40 Poke (Garget) grd ...... lb 30 Epsom ...... 09 Dandelion, powd...... 1b 4o Poke, powd...... lb 30 Glauber, lump or gran...... lb 05 Dwarf Elder, pressed, lbs...... ft 75 Pond Lilly, white, pressed, ozs .lb 46 Glauber, powd...... 06 Dwarf Elder, powd...... lb 60 Pond Lily, white, po. Ex Sel.. .lb 40 Nitre, pure, large cryst...... lb 26 Elecampane.pressed lbs... .lb 45 Pond Lilly, yellow, pressed, lbslb 40 Nitre, pure, small cryst...... ,lh 26 Nitre, pure, gran...... 25 OMAHA DRUGGIST 9 DRUGS Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.— Cont. DRUGS, Etc.— Cont. Sal Worm, Levant, powd...... 1b 2 30 Sodium Nitre, pure, powd ...... fi> 26 “ “ “ 5-lbs...... 1b 2 25 Phosphate, gran. 1-lb ctns...... 1b 23 “ “ 10-lbs...... ft 2 20 Phosphate, dried purif...... ft 37 Prunelle Balls, 1-lb boxes...... lb 85 Phosphate, Monob. gran...... oz 15 Rochelle, powd ...... ft 60 Seidlitz Mixture...... ft 45 Rochelle. C.P., cryst ...... ft 100 Salicylate, 1-oz ctns U.S.P ...... oz 13 Soda...... 5> 05 Seidlitz Pow ders, R. D. Co. Salicylate, 1-lb cartons, U.S.P. 1b 90 Soda, 1^-lb. pks case 200...... doz 75 10S...... doz 3 00 Silicate, liquid, 1 gal 75cinc. ..lb 08 2^4-lb. pkgs case 300...... doz 120 3s...... doz 1 10 Silicate, 5-gai. inc ...... gal 70 Sallcin, ,1-oz. c tn ...... oz 2 00 i s ...... doz. .40...... 100 3 00 Silicate,10-gal. inc...... gal 65 Salol...... ft 1 45.. oz 16 Senna Pods,...... ft 25 Silicate, % -bbl. in c...... gal 50 Silicate, bbl. inc ...... gal 42 Salt, Rock 20o lb. b age...... ea 2 40 Silica, powd...... ft 10 Succinate ...... oz 68 Rock 200 lb. bags...... ton 22 00 Sulphate, pure, dried 1-lb ctnsft 19 Rock, 100-lb bags...... ea 130 Silver, U.S.P. cryst. l-lb cans. Incl...Ib 19 Salts, Grab Orchard, n atu ral...... a 25 Nitrate, cryst., 1-oz vials...... oz 1 00 Sulphite, cryst pure l-lb. cns... ft 26 Nitrate, cryst...... a 11 45 Sulphite, recryst, l-lb bot inc. lb 30 Salvarsan 0.3 ...... pkge 65 N ucleinate...... oz 95 “ 0.4...... pkge 80 Sulphite, dried, 1-ft ca rt...... ft 25 0 .6 ...... pkge 125 Slug Shot, 1 lb, pkgs...... doz 1 92 Sulpho-carbolate, ft 60...... oz 10 5-ib. p k g s ...... doz 6 90 Sandal-W ood, E. 1., rasped...... a 90 Solution Clt. Magnesia 12-oz..doz Snuff, 3 25 Santonin, Cryst, 1-oz vis. a ...... oz 12 50 Copenhagen, lCc rolls of 8____roll 64 Spermaceti, in cakes...... 1b 55 Santonin, po, 1-oz v is .a ...... oz 12 50 “ 16 oz. ja rs...... ft 1 02 Spicebrush, pressed, lbs...... 1b 50 Sea Salt, 5-lb bags...... doz 3 00 Garrett’s Scotch- Spices, Haja 2-oz....,...... doz 90 Sedobrol Tab. 30’s ...... each 90 Dime ca n s...... doz 98 Allspice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Gin “ “ 60’s ...... each 1 55 5c cans ...... doz 49 ger, Mustard, Nutmegs. Pepper Seed, Angelica...... a 1 15 25c ca n s...... doz 2 48 red. white and black. Angelica, grd...... a 1 20 35c bottles 5-oz...... doz 3 75 Spirits, Ammonia l-lb. bottles Angelica, po. Ex S e l...... a 75 50c " ...... doz 5 50 in cl...... ib 1 02 Anise, Italian ...... — a 40 bladders...... 1b 98 Ammonia, aromatic, l-lb. bottle Anise Ital. 5-lbs...... a 39 Lorillard’s, Maccoboy. 1-lb jarsft 73 in cl...... 1b 126 Anise, ital, 10-lbs...... a 38 Lorillard’s, Rappee, 1-lb jars...ft 70 Camphor, incl. gal. 11 00 ....ft 1 60 Anise, Ltalian. g r d ...... a 45 Lorillard’s Scotch, 1-lb. jars ..ft 66 Chloroform,...... lb 1 61 Anise, Italian, powd...... a 45 Seal Norkoping, lOcctn...... roll 64 Ether U. S. P. in cl...... ft 1 61 Anise, Ital, powd. 5-lbs...... a 44 Red Mill. 1-lb steins...... 1b 60 Ether, Comp N. F., incl...... ft 3 3 1 Anise, Ital, powd, 10-lbs.’...... a 43 Soap Lavender, comp. See Tincture Anise, Star...... a 60 Castile. Contis, white...... per bar 2 15 Nitre, 3f...... b> 90 Anise, Star, grd...... a 65 Castile, Conti, white...... box 20 U0 Nitre, 4f...... 1 00 Bird, mixed, 1-a cartons...... doz 1 75 Castile. Bocabelli green...... bar 1 50 Nitre, U. S.P ...... » 1 76 Bird 60 a cases...... each 7 50 Castile, Bocabelli, green...... box 16 00 Nitre, U. S. P., 4-lb. in c l...... f t _____1 60 Bird Haj a Roller...... doz. 175 Castile, Bocabelli, white...... bar 1 50 Nitre, U. S. P., 1 gal. in c l...... gal 10 50 Burdock...... 28 Castile, Bocabelli, white. ...box 16 00 Peppermint, U. S. P l-lb. incl.1b 2 50 Canary, Sm yrna...... a 18 Castile, Bocabelli, white fes...lb 45 Spiroform, 25-gram...... ea 65 Caraway, Dutch ...... a 25 Castile, Bocabelli, green 14s...ft 45 Stanolax,5-gal. 3 90 ...... gal 2 35 Caraway, powd...... a 30 Castile, Cyrilla...... bar 1 20 Stanolax, Pts...... 2 doz. 6 15... doz 6 40 Cardamom, Mangalore, bleach.a 3 75 Castile, Cyrilla,...... box 13 00 Starch Paper, Iodized...... tube 15 Cardamom, powd...... a 2 75 Castile, powd ...... ft 75 Stearin See Acid Stearic. Celery, 5 lbs., 48 ...... a 50 Green, 1 lb. cans ...... 1b 28 S te a r o l,...... jb 35 Celery, grd...... ft 55 Green, 5 lb. cans...... lb 26 St. John’s Bread (See Bread) Celery powd. 5 lbs 53...... a 55 Green, 10 lb. cans...... 1b 25 Stone, Pumice, select...... ft 20 Oolchicum...... lb 3 00 Green, 25 lb. cans...... lb 24 Pumice, 5-lb...... ft 19 Oolchicum, powd...... a 3 05 Green 50 lb. cans...... 1b 23 Pumice, 10-lb ...... a> 18 Oonium...... ft 70 Whale O il...... 1b 30 Pumice, powd ...... ! ! ..ft 08 Conium, powd...... a 75 Pum ice, powd. 10-lb ...... ft 07 Coriander. Bleached. 5 a 24..a 25 Soda, A sh ...... bbls. 06%...... 1b 12 Pumice, powd. 25-lb...... 1b 06 Coriander, grd...... ®> 30 Caustic Oom’l, 10-lb cans ft 11 Pum ice, powd, 50-lb...... 1b 05 Coriander, powd...... a 30 “ “ 5-lb can s...... ft 14 Rotten, English, powd...... lb 30 Cumin, M alta...... 25 Sodium , 1-oz vials and tin s...... oz 28 Strontium Arsenite, po — ...... oz 13 Cumin, powd...... lb 30 Bromide, cryst,...... 1b 1 15 D ill...... 30 Benzoate, 1-oz c tn s...... oz 16 Benzoate, 1-ffi cart Gran...... ft 1 35 Bromide, cryst. 1-oz vials.....oz 17 F ennel...... lb 30 Iodide, 1-oz vials...... oz 37 Fennel, 5-lbs...... ®> 28 l-ftcart.,Po ...... ft 135 Io d id e,...... ft (fennel, powd...... a 35 Bicarb, American...... 1b 07 4 75 Bicarb, powd H. P...... ft 18 L a c ta te ,...... lb 2 65____oz 26 Fennel, po. Ex S el...... a 45 Salicylate, 1-oz v ia ls ,...... oz 16 Flax, Clean ...... a 20 Bicarb Squibb ...... ft 27 Salicylate...... ft Flax, ground...... a 20 B isulphite, powd...... 1b 25 1 05 Bromide, 1-lb b oxes...... 1b 120 Strychnine, Faenugreek.powd...... a 15 Aik cryst 1-16 oz. v ia ls ...... oz Fcenugreek, powd 5-lb ...... a 14 Carbonate, O.P.,cryst,l-lb cans.1b 24 3 15 Oarbonate.pure, cryst 1-ft cans ft 18 Aik., % -oz vials, cryst...... oz 2 90 ” 10 -lb ...... a 13 Aik., 1-oz vials, cryst...... oz 2 70 “ “ 25-lb...... a 12 Carbonate, powd. 1-ft cart, ft 17 Aik. powd. 1-16 oz. v ia ls...... oz “ “ 50- ib ...... a n v t Carbonate, Purif. recryst 3 05 1-lb can s,...... ft 17 Aik., powd. % oz v ia ls...... oz 2 80 H em p ...... a 18 Aik., powd. 1 oz vials ...... oz 2 60 L arspur...... a 75 Carbonate, dried, C.P. 1-ft cart 1b 28 Sulphate, 1-16 oz. via ls...... oz Larkspur, P o...... a 65 Chloride, O. P., 1-ft cart...... 1b 23 2 80 Citrate, g ra n ...... 1b 1 50 Sulphate, %-oz v ia ls...... oz 2 55 Larkspur, po. Ex S e l...... a 60 Sulphate, 1-oz vials...... oz 2 35 Lobelia...... a 3 75 Citrate, cryst...... ft 150 Sulphate, powd. 1-16 oz. vials..oz Lobelia, grd...... a 3 80 Cyanide. IT. S. P...... oz 15 2 80 Ethylate, Liq...... oz 25 Sulphate, powd, %-oz v ia ls__oz 2 55 Lobelia, powd...... a 3 80 Sulphate, powd, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 2 35 M illet...... a 08 Fluoride, (lb. can s)...... ft >5 “ 5-oz lots, 5c oz. less Mustard, black. Trieste...... a 45 Glycerophosphate...... oz 30 “ 10-oz lots 10c oz. less Mustard, black, powd...... a 50 Gtycocholate. 15-gr vials...... ea 15 “ 25-oz lots 15c oz. less Mustard, yellow. California.. 10- Glycocholato, % ozs...... oz 94 “ 50-oz lots 20c oz. less lb box 47 5-lb box 48 ...... a 50 G lycoocholate...... 1b 8 00 Styptlcin See Cotarnine Hydrochloride P arsley...... a 55 Hydroxide, U.S.P. sticks. 5-lb Poppy, blue...... a 1 Co cans, in c l...... lb 36 Styrax, Liquid...... oz. 25___ 3 00 Poppy, wnite...... a 1 25 Hydroxide, U.S.P. Sticks...... 1b 44 Sugar, Burnt (See caramel). Pumpkin...... a 35 Hydroxide, IT. S. P. Sticks — oz 10 Milk, powd l-lb. ctns...... ft 47 Quince...... a 1 65 Hydroxide, pure by alcohol__ 1b 80 Milk, Squibbs’...... ftft 55 Rape. English...... a 25 Hypophosphite...... ft 1 35 oz 19 Sulfonal, B ayer...... oz 1 70 Sabadilla...... - - . a 30 Hyposulphite, Com’l cryst...... 1b 07 Sulfonal, tablets, 5-gr 25s . ea 50 Sabadllla, powd...... a 35 Hyposulphite, pea cryst...... 1b 07 Sulfonal, tablets, 5-gr 100s__. .eaea 1 85 Stavesacre...... a 70 Hyposulphite, gran.,...... 1b 07 Sulphon—Ethyl-Methane (samee as Stavesacre, powd...... ft 75 Hyposulphite, C.P. cryst 1-lbtins 24 T rional)...... oz 95 Stramonium ...... lb 60 Hyposulphite, gran. C. P. 1-lb. Sulphon—Methane (same as Sul- Stramonium, powd...... 1b 65 tin s ...... ft 24 f o n a l)...... oz 80 Stramonium, po. Ex Sel...... ft 45 Iodide...... 1b 5 15__ oz 43 Sulphur, Flour...... Sunflower...... lb 33 Nitrate, coml...... ft 11 ...ft 08 Nitrate, coml. 10-lbs...... ft 10 Hypochloride...... 23 Watermelon...... lb 25 Iodide, 1-oz v ia ls...... oz 46 Worm, A m erican...... ft 55 Nitrate, pure cryst...... o z 10 *• “ 5-lbs...... a 54 Nitrate, pure cryst 1-ft crtns . 1b 25 Lac. tech...... ft1b 20 “ “ 10-lbs...... ft 53 Nitrate. 0. P. cryst...... oz 10 Precip 1-ft cartons U. S. P...... ft 42 Worm, American, powd...... ft 55 N itrate, U.S,P. gran ...... ft 25 R o ll...... lb 08 “ 5-lb s... ft 54 Nitrite, U.S.P.Sticks... 1b 1 25..oz 17 Washed. 1-ft cartons U.S.P...... ft1b 18 Phosphate acid ...... oz 15 Sulphur Candles, small...... doz 80 “ “ “ 10-lbs.. .ft 53 ,doz Worm. L evant...... ft 2 25 Phosphate acid ...... lb 70 Sulphur Candles, large...... doz 2 00 Worm, Levant, grd...... ft 2 30 Phosphate, gran. 1-lb tin s ...... 1b 23 Sulphurolds ...... 25 to Om a h a i>RtiOg i s t DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS, Etc.— Coni. DRUGS, Eto.-Cont. W ax, Sure Noxem , 200-lb. b b ls...... fi> 06 Tincture Fruit Can, 10-lb s...... ft 09 ICO-lb. drum...... 06% Colchicum Seed...... ft 2 60 Fruit Can, 5-lbs...... ft 10 50-lb, drum...... H> 07 Oolumbo...... ft 1 50 Fruit,can, Pontius, black Vi-gro. 25-lb. drum ...... ft 07% Cudbear...... 1b 1 30 ca se...... case 2 65 10-lb. b ox...... Ib 07% D igitalis...... ft 1 65 Fruit, can, Pontius black __ doz 45 5-lb. b ag...... ft- 07H Gambier Co...... 1b 1 35 Haja pow. Floor, 1-lb lots__ ft 45 1-lb. ca u ...... ft 14 Gelsem ium ...... 1b 1 55 Haja pow. Floor, 5-lb lots — ft 44 Sweeping: Compound.—Haja Gentian, comp...... ft 1 35 Haja pow. Floor, 10-lb lots__ 1b 42 100-lb. Carbide c a n ...... each 2 00 Green Soap...... ft 1 20 Haja pow. Floor, 25-lb lots__ 1b 40 100-lb. Garbage c a n s ...... eack 2 50 Ginger gal. 12.00 1b 1 60 Haja pow. Floor. 50-lb lo ts __ 1b 39 Less q u an tity...... 03 2-oz...... doz 3 00 Haja pow. Floor, 100.1b lots— 1b 38 Guaiac...... ft 2 45 Syrup, 1-lb bots. inc. Haja Prepared l-ft cans...... doz 5 00 Guaiac, Am m on...... ft 2 15 Johnson, Po., 4-ozcans ...... doz 2 80 Ginger...... ft 6° H yoscyam us...... ft 1 25 Hyariodic A cid...... lb 75 Johnson, Po., 7-oz cans ...... doz 4 00 Hydrastis ...... ft 3 50 Johnson, Po., 14-oz can s...... doz 6 80 Iodide Calcium ...... ft 1 00 Iod in e...... ft 1 42 Iodide Iron ...... B> 90 Johnson, Prepared,pint cns..doz 6 00 Iodine, colorless...... 1b 2 00 Ironing, 3 doz in ctn...... ctn 1 20 Ipecac...... lb 1 30 Iodine, com p...... 1b 2 00 Lacto-phos, Calcium ...... ft 75 Nubian, 10 ctn. pkgs...... each 40 Ipecac and Opium...... 1b 3 50 “ 10 pkgs...... each 38 Orange Peel...... ft 60 Iron, citro-chloride...... 1b 1 35 Rhubarb...... ft 9® “ 68 p k gs...... each 35 Iron, m uriate...... 1b 1 25 Old English, F loor...... lb 57 Rhubarb, aromatic...... ft 80 Jalap Comp...... ft 1 35 Rhubarb and potass...... ft 1 95 Parafine...... ft 15 K ino...... ft 1 35 Paraffine 5-lb...... lb 14 Rock Candy bbls. in c...... gal 2 90 Lavender Comp ...... 1b Rock Candy %bbls. inc...... gal 2 95 1 60 Paraffine 25-lb...... ft 13)4 Rock Candy 10 gals., inc...... gal 3 00 Lobelia...... 1b 1 25 Parawax. lb pkgs...... lb 18 M yrrh...... 1b 2 05 Parawax,5-lb...... ft 17 Rock Candy 5 gals., Inc...... gal 3 05 Nux Vomica...... 1b Rock Candy 1 gal, inc...... gal 3 40 1 60 Parawax, 25-lb...... 1b 16% Opium, U. S. P ...... ft 3 50 Parawax, 100-lbs...... 1b 16 Sarsaparilla, comp...... ft 1 20 Opium, camphorated, gal. 600..ft 1 10 Senega, ...... ft 1 00 Opium, deodorized...... 1b 3 50 White Precipitate, lumpl-ftbxslb 2 65 S q u ills...... ft 75 Orange Peel...... 1b 2 00 White Precipitate, Po. 1-lbbxs. ft 2 70 Squills, comp...... ft 1 00 Quassia...... ft 1 25 Wood, S tillln gia...... ft 115 R h atany...... 1b 2 15 Fustic, c u t...... ft 12 Stilllngia, comp...... ft 1 15 Rhubarb...... lb 2 35 Guaiac, rasped...... ft 15 Tar...... ft 50 Rhubarb, a ro m a tic...... lb 2 25 Logwood ch ip s...... ft 15 T olu ...... ft '0 S trop h an th u s...... lb 2 45 Nicwood, g r d ...... lb 10 Trifolium Comp...... ft 1 00 2 25 Wild C herry...... lb 70 Tolu...... 1b Sandal...... ft 85 Valerian...... 1b 1 90 X y lo l...... ft 35 Talcum P o w d e r ...... ft 10 Valerian, Ammoniated...... 1b 1 95 P urified...... ft 20 Veratrum. Viride...... ft 2 10 Zinc, Metal Mossy C.P ...... 1b 60 Acetate. U. S. P ,...... ft 68 T a n n a lb in ,...... ,oz 85 T oluol C.P...... 1b 40 Acetate, U.S.P...... oz 10 Tannalbin, tabl. 100s...... ea 1 00 T r io n a l...... oz 1 90 B rom id e...... oz 34 Tannlgen...... oz 75 Trional, tablet 25s...... ea 65 Carbonate U.S.P. 1-lb. ctns.... ft 75 2 25 Tar, Barbadoes...... lb 30 Trional, tablet 100s...... ea Chloride Gran...... ft 25...... oz 12 Tar, Coal...... bbl 9 75 T ripoli, Mount E agle...... doz 60 Iodide...... oz 44 .bbl 13 00 M issouri...... lb 06 Oxide, tech 1-lb...... lb 20 Tar. Pine, 50-gal. bbls...... Oxide, tech 5-lbs...... 1b 19 Tar, pine, V% pts. seal top — doz l 15 Trisodium Phosphate...... 1b 15 Tar, pine, pints seal top...... gro 17 00 Oxide, tech 10-lbs...... 1b 18 Tar, “ “ “ 4-doz. .lo t 6 40 Tumenol O il ...... oz 65 Oxide, tech 25-lbs...... 1b 17 Tar. _ .doz 1 70 Tumenol, powd ...... oz 1 10 Oxide, Tech dry proc...... 1b 27 Tar, quarts, seal top ...... doz 2 75 Turpentine, spirits..bbl 2 00 .gal 2 10 Oxide White U. S. P 1-lb ctns...ft 35 Tar, tt-gals seal top ...... doz 5 50 “ H-bbl, (incl). .. gal 2 07 Oxide, H ubbuck's...... 1b 1 60 Tar, gals, seal to p ...... doz 9 00 “ 5-gal...... gal 2 10 Peroxide, p o ...... oz 35 Tar, pts. cork top...... doz 1 85 “ 10-gal...... • gal 2 10 Phosphide...... oz 37 Tar, pts. friction top ...... gro 18 50 “ 1-oz...... doz 75 Stearate,1-lb. ctns...... ft 70 Tar, pts. “ “ 4-doz.. .lot 7 00 “ 2-oz...... doz 1 35 Stearate, scented, 1-oz. sprinkle Tar, pts. “ “ ...... doz 1 85 “ 4-oz...... doz 1 75 top. Merck...... doz 1 80 Tar. pts. screw top ...... doz 1 90 Venice. Synth ...... ft 40 Sulphate Gran. U.S.P. 1-lb ctn.ft 27 White (See Gum Thus) — Sulphate Dried, pure 1-lb ctn..ft 36 Tartar, Em etic, Sulphate Dried, Tech...... ft 23 Powd., 1-lb. carton s...... ft 1 05 Twigs, Bittersweet, pressed ozs.,1b 40 Sulphate Ooml. Cryst. 1-lb.ctn.ft 16 Terenene...... ft 2 00 Unguentum, Crede %-Ozs...... oz 1 00 Sulphocarbolate...... ft .60 . .oz 10 “ oz 25 Terpln H ydrate, cryst 1-oz. Ctn.oz 20 Uranium, « “ l-ft ctns..lb 1 70 N itrate. 1-oz. G. S. v ia ls...... oz 41 Terpineol..oz 25...... ft 2 25 Urotropin, Schering’s ...... oz 60 DRY COLORS, MISCELLANEOUS Urotropin Tablets, 5-gr., 30s..box 30 T erra A l b a ...... ft 05 Urotropin Tablets. 7^-gr., 20sbox 30 PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES. Etc. Theobromine and Soda S alic...... oz 65 Vanillin, ...... oz 1 55 Alabastine, White, 5-ft pkgs, 100-1b T h e r m o l...... 02 60 C8.S6...... 0) 15 “• Salic Co...... oz 1 55 Veratrine, U.S.P. %-oz v ia ls...... oz 3 50 All tints. 5-ft pkgs, 100-ft case.. 1b 16 Thiocol, R oche...... oz 2 60 Verdigris, pow dered...... ft 70 Except Nos. 33 and 58 Thiosinamine...... oz 2 00 V ero n al...... oz 3 00 No. 33...... ft 19 Tablets 10s...... each 40 19 T hym ol, No. 58 ...... pure. 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 23 Tablets 100s...... each 3 60 W hite, 100-lb k egs...... ft 14 Thymol-Iodide.. ..ft 18 50...oz 125 Veronal, Soda...... oz 3 00 Discount, 35&. 40 Tin, Foil, heavy...... lb 20 Veronal, Soda, tabl. 10s...... ea 100-lb. lots 40% Foil, medium ...... ft 25 Veronal, Soda, tabl. 100s...... ea 3 60 Foil, tissue — ...... 1b 30 W afers, M. & R. Licorice...... box 2 75 1 pound packages oz 1 5 ...... ft 65 No. 1...... 1b 27 No. 2...... lb 23 Muriate, cryst W alnut Halves ...... lb 1 10 36 Oxide, white...... ft 1 00 95 No. 3...... ft 29 No. 5...... ft Walnut, pieces ...... lb No. 6...... 1b 39 No. 7 ...... ft 20 Tincture, W aters, Prices inclusive 1b 1 60 No, 8...... ft 23 No. 9_____ ....ft 38 Aconite, root...... Bitter Almond...... ft 33 No. 10...... ft 26 No. 12...... ft 39 A loes...... ft 1 25 Cherry Laurel... .Gal. 3 00— ft 50 ....ft 39 ft 1 80 No. 13...... ft 31 No. 14...... Aloes and Myrrh...... Elder Flower ...... lb 40 No. 15...... ft 29 No. 16...... ,1b 38 Arnica Flowers...... ft 1 30 Lime...... gal 40 ...ft 36 ft 3 25 No. 17...... ft 22 No. 18...... A safcetida...... Orange, Flower, triple gal. 3 001b 50 No. 97...... ft 27 No. 98...... ft 29 Belladonna Leaves... lb 1 15 Pepperm int...... lb 33 Discount 35£ Benzoin ...... ft 2 05 Rose, triple — Gal. 3 50 ...... ft 60 Aluminum Bronze, ozs...... ft :2 00 Benzoin, comp...... ft 2 75 W ax, Bay berry...... ft 80 Blood R oot...... ft 1 50 Bees, VVhite B eeh ive...... lb 1 10 Aluminum Leaf ...... pack :2 00 B ryonia...... 1b 1 75 2 30 Bees, White, No. 1...... ft 1 00 Black, Buchu...... ft Bees, White, No. 2...... ft 50 Drop, p ow d er., ,.ft 16 C alendula...... ib 3 40 Bees’, yellow 1 1b cakes U. S. P.ft 75 Cannabis, Ind ...... 1b 2 80 Bees’,yellow, refined, 1-oz cakes. 1b 77 Black,Ivory ___ ..lb 16 lb 2 55 Cantharides...... Bees. Yellow Ref. lib cakes ... 1b 74 B lack , Lamp.Ord Is caslbl9% lb 22 Capsicum...... ft 2 00 Bees, Yellow Country...... ft 70 *4 »4 4‘ %S “ lb 26. .lb 29 Capsicum and Myrrh ft 2 10 C arn au b a...... ft 1 10 •• 44 *‘ %s V lb34%lb 38 Cardam om ...... ft 1 75 Cook’s Dance F loor...... 1b 45 Lampi, G erm antow n, Is, 14s, %s Cardamom, como...... , m 1 10 J apan...... ft 40 .. ft3S®49 Catechu...... lb 1 20 F r u it, can,redorwhitebbls .07 ft 11 25-lb lovs, l%c less Cinchona...... ft 2 05 Fruit, can, 50-lb...... lb 07% 10-lb lots, lc less Cinchona, comp...... lb 1 60 Fruit Can, 251b boxes...... ft 08 10-lb barrel, charged 75c each Cohosh, black...... ft 1 95 OMAHA DRUGGIST 11 DRY COLORS, Etc.-Cont. DRY COLORS— Cont. Rogers Auto Enamel— Continued B lue, Whiting, Gliders...... bbl 2 25 tb 03@5 Cream, Brown, Gray, Fin-Tan C ob alt...... Tb 26 Spanish...... bbl 2 10 lb 03@5 Prussian A, powdered...... 5) 2 75 )4-Pts Pts Qts. Soluble...... lb 1 50 Fellow Chrome, pure, 6-tb boxes lb 40 $0.65 $1,10 $2.15 Ultramarine, H B...... Tb 40 Com.. 6-tb boxes...... tb 25 Brown, Spanish__ bbl 03 ___ft>03)4@05 Zinc, White, American...... tb 20 i. Green, Yellow, White, Red Vandyke, American...... lb 07 White, in oil, Green Seal, 25-lb )4-Pts. Pts. Qts. cans...... tb 1714 Diamond Dust...... lb 50 $0.70 $1.30 $2.40 ffimery, C loth...... quire 1 70 Paper, assorted 00 to 1)4..quire 70 Verm ilion Flour ...... ft> 08 ROGERS PAINTS AND VARNISHES 34-Pts. Pts. Qts. $0.80 $1.40 $2.60 G rain...... lb 10 House Paints F iller, Englsh ...... lb 05 A uto and Carriage Top Dressing Killer, Salix, % gals...... ea 71 Regular colors (Rogers)...... Gal 4 00 X -Pts. Pts. Qts. Filler. W heelers, 1-lb ca n s____1b 23 Outside or Inside White...... “ 4 25 $0.45 $9.70 $1.20 Filler, Wheelers. 5-lb cans___ lb 16 20th Century regular colors... “ 2 75 Killer, Wheelers. 10-lb ca n s___ lb 16 20th Century Outside or In Mohair and Leather Dressing. Filler, Wheeler 25-lb can ...... tb 14 side w h ite...... “ 2 85 X-Pts. Pts. Qts. Discount 10# Prices Net #0.60 $1.00 $1.75 Flake White, American...... lb 25 Discount 40% F lit t e r s ...... lb 1 00 Inside Floor Qts. H-Gal Cal. Rogers Bath Tub Enamel, White Fiock, White...... lb 85 Regular colors $0 80 $153 $2 90 %-Pts. *4-Pts, Pts. Qts, Glass Cutters, Red Devil...... doz 175 Prices Net $0,24 $0.42 $0.72 $1.32 Prices Net Glazier’s Points, )4-1b pkgs...... tb 35 Screen Enamel Glue. Rogers Old English Enamel 300 Brown ...... tb 30 Qts. Pts. *4 Pts. Finest Enamel Made. S h e e t...... tt> 34 B lack...... $0 45 $0 27 $0 18 R ibbon...... — B> 40 G reen...... 84 48 27 White or Ivory Fish ...... ®> 45 Prices Net X-Pts Pts. Qts. )4-Gais. Gal. Ground Brown No. 1 25-lbs..27 lb 29 Barn Paint $0.48 $0.84 $1.62 $3.09 $5.70 “ ’’ No. 2 ...... tb 24 5-Gal. Gals. Primer White Flake B ...... ft) 46 R ed...... 2 05 2 10 )4-Pts. Pts Qts. %-Gal. Gal. “ C ...... tb 40 Gray ...... 2 70 2 75 $0,33 $0.57 $1.02 $1.92 $3,60 White Ground...... tb 28 Prices Net Gold Bronze, No. 500 ...... tb 1 45 W hite...... 2 75 2 80 No. 2,000...... tb 1 80 Prices Net Rogers Wall Tona (flat wall paint) No. 4.000 ...... Tb 1 90 Stain Floor Finish 16 beautiful shades and white. No. 5,000...... tb 2 10 No. 6.000...... tb 2 20 Best Varnish Stain for Furniture and all Qts X-Gal. Gal. interior woodwork. $0,86 $1.65 $3.15 1 ounce pkgs. 30c higher. Prices Net Gold Leaf, Hasting, XX deep.pack 14 50 Light Oak, Dark Oak, Golden Oak, Graining Combs, Steel, Taylor.set 1 25 Cherry. Light Mahogany, Dark Mahog Rogers Floor Wax (Prepared) Green, Chrome. Com...... 1b 18 any, Walnut, Green, Velvet Black, Gloss Is...... $0.72 each X s...... $0.42 each Liquid Slating, gallons...... each 2 75 Black, Flat White and Transparent. Quarts'...... each 80 Gals. X Gals. Qts. Pts. )4 Pts X Pts otnt« ...... each 45 5 50 3 00 1 60 90 55 30 Me ta llie s...... tb 1 50 WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND Ground Color Mineral Paint. 4 25 2 40 1 30 75 45 LITHARGE. Chattanooga __bbls 2.00 __ tb 3)4@5 Pure White Enamel Collier's, Red Seal, Southern, Prince’s ...... bbls 3.5u tb 04)4@7 6 50 3 35 1 70 95 55 35 or Carter Rawlins, bbl. 1 75...... lb . 02)4 100, 200 or 500 lb k egs...... ft) 15!4 Oohre, Screen Black 25 or 50 tb k egs...... lb 15% Am erican...... bbls 2.00 tb 03@5 2 10 l 20 70 45 30 12*4 ft) k egs...... ft) 16 French...... bbls 2.00 tb G3@5 Stove Pipe Enamel 500 lb. lots 10% less. Gray...... bbls 3.00 lb 3)4@5 85 50 35 25 White Lead, Is, ft) 18)4 5s...... tb 17)4 P utty, pure, 100-lb can s...... ft. 0514 Putty, pure, 50-lb cans...... ft) 05% Flat Finish Varnish Columbia Lead. Is, 2s or 5 s ...... ft) 15 Putty, pure, 25-lb cans...... tb 06 5 75 3 05 1 60 90 55 Putty, Glaziers 1001b ens per ..lb 04 Gold Enamel and Aluminum Enamel Dry Red Lead and Litharge...... Putty, Glaziers 50tb cns. .per ..lb 04% 30c, 50c, 75c and 1.00 sizes. 100 lb kegs, ft) 15)4 50ft>kegs.ft> 15% Putty, Glaziers 25ft cns. .per ..ft) 04*4 Discount 33*4# 25ib k egs...... lb 15% Putty, Glaziers, 5 lb ...... tb 06 Red Lead in Oil, 100-lb k eg s...... lb 17 Putty, Glaziers, 2 lb ...... tb 0754 VARNISHES Putty, Glaziers, 1 lb...... tb 08H Detro Interior- Red. Cardinal...... ft) 50 Gal. *4-Gal. Qts. Pints Venetian, Amer. bbls 3 60 cw t.. 0>4)4@6 4 75 2 50 1 35 80 Venetian, Derby... bbls 4 o0 tb 04@6 HAJA VARNISHES. Rose, Pink...... lb 30 Detro Floor and Water proof Sand Paper, Ordinary Gal. 54 Gal. Qts. Pints Less 25 per cent discount. No. 00...... ream $5.40 quire 30 5 50 2 90 1 50 90 Floor Varnish, gals...... $3 30 No. 0 ...... ream 5.40 quire 30 X -gals...... 3 20 No. *4...... ream 5.75 quire 30 Q u a rts...... 90 No. 1...... ream 6.40 quire 35 Detro Aero Spar 6 00 3 15 1 65 95 Spar Varnish, gals...... 5 00 No. 1)4...... ream 7.30 quire 40 Yt g a ls...... gal 5 20 No. 2...... ream 8.25 quire 45 No. 1 Furniture Varnish Quarts...... 1 40 No. 2)4...... ream 9.35 quire 50 3 0** 1 65 90 60 Pints ...... 80 No. 3...... ream 10.55 quire 55 Discount 25# )4 p in ts...... 50 A sst...... reom 7.30 quire 40 Interior Spar, gals...... 3 75 Sienna, Burnt, American...... ft> 11 Shellac X g a ls...... 4 00 Raw, American...... lb 11 No. 1 White and Orange Quarts,...... 1 10 Sliver Leaf...... pack 2 50 P in ts ...... 65 Gal„ X Gal. Qts. Pts. X Pts. % Pts. Hard Oil. gals...... 3 00 8m alt8, B lack ...... ft) 06 Quarts...... 90 B lu e ...... ft> 10 Prices Net XX Extra Light Coach, gals.. .each 4 25 Green...... tb 10 We also carry a full line of Rogers Car Q u a rts...... each 1 20 R e d ...... lb 12 riage Paint, Oil Colors, Roof Paint, Inside Coach, g a ls...... 2 75 S te el...... tb 25 Shingle Siains and all other products at manufacturers prices. Color cards and Quarts...... 75 S te e l W ool, No. 00...... tb 1 62 prices on application. No. 1 Damar. ga ls...... each 4 50 ...... 0 ...... tb t 05 Quarts...... 1 30 “ “ “ 1...... tb 93 Rogers Abluent Paint and B j apan, gals...... 2 00 “ “ “ 3 ...... lb 50 Varnish Remover. Yt g a l...... 2 30 “ Sml pkgs...... doz 110 Quart...... each 70 No 1 Furniture, gals ...... 3 00 lim ber, Burnt A m erican ...... ft) 11 X-pts Pts. Qts. X-gal. Gal. 0.27 0.42 0.72 $1.24 $2.25 90 Um ber, Raw American...... lb 11 Prices net Pints ...... 60 Vermilion, American, bulk ...... lb 60 No. 1 Turpentine Asphaltum. ...gal. 2 60 American, 6-tb ca n s...... lb 62 Rogers Auto Enamels. Quarts...... each 80 E n g l i s h ...... tb 2 50 Black Black Asphaltum, gals...... 2 00 White,Paris, Am ...... bbl 185 lb 2H&4 *4-Pts. Pts. Qts. X g a ls ...... 2 30 Paris, E n glish ...... bbl 2 00 lb 2*4@4 $0.60 11.00 $1.80 Quarts...... 65 12 OMAHA ^DRUGGIST HAJA SHELLAC PREPARED WAX—BLACK WEIGHTED BRUSHES (Sizes and prices same as above.) Prices net Household Size I New Style) 8 00 White, in gallons...... gal 7 25 POWDERED WAX Painters’ Extra Heavy ) | 10 00 M s ...... gal 7 35 Club size, .22M lb ...... each 15 00 15-pound size I Old Style I ...... 7 00 M s...... gal 7 55 Large cans 14-oz...... each 85 25-pound size ) ) ...... 900 M s...... gal 7 65 Medium cans 7-oz...... each 50 Less 33M% discount Orange, In g a llo n s...... gal 6 50 Small cans 4-oz...... each 35 M s...... g a l 7 60 ELECTRIC SOLVO M s...... gal 6 80 UNDER-LAC G allons...... 3 00 M s...... gal 6 90 G allons...... each 4 50 Half-gallons...... 1 65 H alf-gallon s...... each 2 40 Q uarts...... 95 Berry Brothers Varnishes, Etc. Quarts...... *...... each 1 30 P in ts...... 55 Discount, 25%. P in ts...... each 75 H alf-pints...... 35 Elastic Finish Interior...... gal $6 00 H alf-P in ts...... each 45 P r ic e s N et Elastic Finish Exterior...... gal 6 75 FLAT VARNISH Luxeberry Wood Finish Lgt ...gal 6 £0 G allons...... each 5 60 BOTTLES. Luxeberry Wood Finish, med . .gal 6 00 Half-Gailons...... each 2 90 Acid Bottles, Green. Liquid Granite A,for new floors gal 6 00 Q uarts...... each 1 55 4- oz., 2-gross in case . gro $16 20 Liquid Granite B, for old floorsga! 6 00 P in ts...... each 85 8-oz.. 1-gross in case...... gro 18 00 Rogers Coach Varnishes. H alf-p in ts...... each . 50 16-oz., M-gross in case...... gro 22 50 20-oz., M-gross in c a s e ...... gro 22 50 FINISHING. JOHNSON’S 32-oz., M-gross in case...... gro 30 60 Less 25% discount Carbon Remover, quarts...... ea 2 00 5- pt., M-gross in case..... gro 50 40 Finishing Body Varnish...... gal 7 50 “ “ p in ts...... ea 1 25 American Oils. Wearing Body Varnish...... gal 7 25 “ “ M-pints...... ea 75 Pints M-gross in case ...... doz 4 4o One Coat C oach ...... gal 6 50 Stop Squeak Oil, q uarts...... ea 85 Quarts M-gross in case...... doz 6 6o “ “ p in ts.,...... ea 50 Gear Varnish heavy ...... gal 6 58 Atomizer Bottles. Hard Drying Gear Varnish...... gal 5 75 “ “ M-pints...... ea 35 Black-Lac, q uarts...... ea 2 00 2M-oz., 1-gross in c a s e ...... gro 4 23 RUBBING. “ pin ts,...... ea 1 25 H a ja Ovals Less 25% discount “ “ M-pints...... ea 75 Washed and corked — Auto-Lak, quarts...... ea 1 75 Packed in sealed cartons— Quick Rubbing Body Varnish....gal 5 75 “ p in ts...... ea 1 00 Less than Gear Rubbing Varnish...... gal 5 00 Radiator Cement, quarts...... ea 2 00 Oases cases “ “ pints...... ea 1 25 per gross per gross ADEL1TE PAINT REMOVER “ “ M-pints...... ea 75 M-oz 5 gro. c a se s.. .. $3 43 $3 93 One gallon cans...... each 2 25 Hastee Patch, sm all...... ea 5o 1 oz5 gro. cases... 4 25 M-gal. can s...... each 1 24 “ “ m edium ...... ea 100 2 oz 5 gro. cases... 4 13 4 74 1-quart...... each 72 “ “ large...... ea 3 00 3 oz3 gro. cases..... 5 08 5 82 1-pint...... each 42 4 oz3 gro. cases.. .. 5 77 6 62 M -Pint...... each 27 JOHNSON’S WOOD DYE 6 oz 2 gro. cases... 6 64 7 63 No. 120 Fumed Oak No. 123 Dark Oak 7 oz 1M gro. cases... 6 96 8 00 LIQUID VENEER No. 124 Golden Oak No. 125 Mission Oak 8 oz 1M gro. cases.... 7 62 8 76 4-oz...... doz $2 40 12-oz------doz $1 80 No. 126 Light Oak No. 130 Weathered Oak 10 oz 1 gro. case.. . . 9 00 10 35 Q ts...... doz 10 00 M -gal...... doz 16 00 Gallons...... ea 3 50 12 oz 1 gro. cases.. ... 9 80 l i 27 y als ...... doz 28 00 Half-gallons...... ea 1 90 14 oz 1 gro. cases..... 10 33 11 88 Auto Spray Outfits...... doz 14 00 Q uarts...... ea 1 00 16 oz 1 arro. cases ...... 11 12 12 76 Cracker Jack Deals ...... each 28 80 P in ts...... ea 60 32 oz M gro. cases.. .. 16 95 19 49 Dandy Deals...... each lb 80 H alf-pints...... ea 35 5 case lots 5% disct., 10 case lots 10% disc L ittle Giant D eals...... each 6 00 No, 131 Brown Weathered REGULAR WARE Dust Cloths...... doz 2 80 No. 140 Early English Mops...... doz 14 Oo Gallons...... ,...e a $4 50 French Square Narrow Mouth Mop Swabs...... doz 8 40 Half-gallons...... ea 2 40 Mop A ssortm ents...... each 14 20 Found Prescription Quarts ...... ea 1 30 Less than ROGERS FURNITURE AND AUTO P in ts...... ea 75 Oases cases POLISH. H alf-p in ts...... ea 45 per gross per gross 4-oz. bottles...... each $0.30 No. 128 Light Mahogany M oz 5 gro. cases__ $2 77 $3 17 12-oz. b o ttle s...... each 0,60 No. 127 Ext. Dark Mahogany 1 oz 5 gro. cases.... 3 01 3 45 G allon ...... each 3-50 No, 129 Dark Mahogany 2 oz 5 gro. cases__ 3 37 3 75 Less 40% discount No. 110 Bog Oak 3 oz 3 gro. cases__ 4 13 4 74 Likwid Wax, 25c...... doz 2 00 Gallons...... ea $5 00 4 oz 3 gro. cases__ 4 72 5 40 Likwid Wax.50c...... doz 4 00 Half-gallons...... ea 2 75 6 oz2gro. cases — 5 42 6 22 Q u arts...... 7 oz 1M gro. cases.. 5 68 6 51 LYKNU POLISH 8 oz 1M gro. cases.. 6 23 7 18 $1.00 size....doz $8 00 50c size....doz 4 00 H alf-pints...... 50 10 oz l gro. cases__ 7 39 8 48 25c size...... — doz 2 00 No, 172 Flemish Oak 12 oz 1 gro. cases__ 8 02 9 22 Asst 2 doz 25c size, 1 doz 50c size, .each 8 00 14 oz 1 gro. cases__ 8 46 9 70 Half-gallons...... ea 3 20 16 oz 1 gro. cases__ 9 09 10 42 MAZOLENE Q u arts...... ea 1 70 28 cz M gro. cases. , 13 25 15 23 Dozen...... 1 35 P in ts...... 32 oz M gro. c a se s... 13 89 15 95 WAXIT H alf-p in ts...... 60 5 case lots 5% disct. 10 case lots 10# disct ROUND PRESCRIPTION Gals. M-Gals. Qts. 14-oz. 6-oz. PASTE WOOD FILLER $42 00 $24 00 $15 00 $7 20 $4 20 Wide Mouths. Less 30% $20.00 lots 33M% ALL SHADES No. 1 size, containing approx Full Less than STANDARD VARNISH CO. imately 1 pound...... each 35 Oases full cases Elastic Varnish, No. 1, ...... gal 6 75No. 2 size, containing approx M-oz.. 5-gross in case . 3 04 3 38 Elastic Varnish, No. 2...... gal 6 00 imately 2 pounds...... each 70 1-oz., 5-gross in case . 3 27 3 63 Elastic Floor Varnish...... gal 6 00No. 5 size, containing approx 2-oz., 3-gross in case . 3 60 4 00 imately 5 pounds...... each 150 3-oz., 2-gross in case . 4 39 4 88 Less 25% No. 10 size, containing approx 4-oz., 2 gross in case . 5 07 5 63 JOHNSON’S SPECIALTIES imately 10 pounds...... each 2 50 6-oz., 1-gross in case . 5 74 6 38 No. 25 size, containing approx 8-oz., 1 M-gross in case 6 53 7 25 CLEANER imately 25 pounds...... each 6.00 12-oz., 1-gross in case . 8 55 9 50 Cleaner, Household size, 5M oz..ea 45 FLOOR FINISH NO. 1 16-oz., M-gross in case 9 57 10 63 “ Auto size, 5M oz...... each 45 G allons...... each 4 00 32-oz., M-gross in case . 14 30 15 88 “ 1-lb size...... each 60 Half-Gallons...... each 2 15 Ball Neck Panels “ 2-lb size...... each 100 Q uarts...... each 1 15 Full Less than PREPARED WAX PASTE P in ts...... each 65 Cases full cases KLEEN FLOOR No. 1 size, containing approx $3 g3 imately 1 pint...... each 85 Half-gallons...... each 1 25 M-oz. £-gross c a se ...... $4 25 Q uarts...... each 75 1-oz. 5-gross case...... 4 28 4 75 No. 2 size, containing approx 4 62 5 13 imately 1 quart...... each 1 70 P in ts...... each 40 lM-oz, 3-gross ca se __ H alf-p in ts...... each 25 lM-oz. 3-gross case...... 4 84 5 38 No. 4 size, containing approx lM-oz. 3-gross case ...... 5 07 5 63 imately M-gal...... each 3 00 ORACK FILLER 2-oz. 2-gross case...... 5 07 5 63 No. 8 size, containing approx No. 1 size, containing approx 2M-oz. 2-gross case...... 5 40 6 00 imately 1 gal...... each 6 00 imately 1 pound...... each 35 3-oz. 2-gross ca se...... 5 40 6 00 PREPARED WAX-LIQUID No. 2 size, containing approx 4-oz. 2-gross case...... 6 20 6 88 4 80 im ately 2 pounds...... each 70 5-oz. 1-gross c a se...... 6 75 7 50 G allons...... each No. 5 size, containing approx 6-oz, 1-gross case... . 7 77 8 63 M-Gailons...... each 2 40 imately 5 pounds...... each 150 9 45 10 50 Q uarts...... each 1 40 8-oz. 1-gross ca se...... POLISHING BRUSHES 12-oz. 1-gross ca se...... 11 37 12 68 p in t s ...... each 75 13 95 15 50 M -P in ts...... each 50 E ach...... $3.50 16-oz. M-gross case...... OMAHA DRUGGIST 13 BOTTLES— Cont. BOTTLES— Cont. BOTTLES-Cont. Tall lJlakes Dandy Flasks. POMADES Narrow Mouth Screw Cap. Vi-oz., 5-gross ca ses.. 3 05 3 88 Screw caps, 6-oz., 1-gro. in case.gro 5 50 1- oz., 5-gross ca ses.. 3 27 3 63 Screw caps, 8-oz , 1-gro. in case.gro 5 83 lVi-oz., 5-gross in ca se...... gro 3 20 2- oz., 3-gross ca ses.. 3 60 4 00 Screw caps, 12-oz., Vi-gro. in case.gro 7 00 2-oz., 5-gross in case...... gro 3 20 3- oz., %-gross c a se s.. 4 40 4 88 Screw caps, 16-oz., Vi-gro. in case.gro 3 78 4-oz., 2-gross in case...... gro 4 80 4- oz., g-gross cases .. 4 95 5 50 6-oz., , 7gross cases.. 5 63 6 25 Cork Finish 8-oz., Vi-gross cases 6 42 7 13 Gin. Vi-oz., 5-gross in c a s e ..__ 2 70 3 05 12-oz., 1-gross ca ses.. 8 22 9 13 1-oz., 5-gross in case...... 3 05 3 60 16-oz., Vi-gross cases. 9 68 10 75 4s, Imported Style, Vi-gro in cse.gro 10 23 2-oz., 3 gross in case...... 3 30 4 03 32-oz., V4-gross cases. 15 30 17 00 4-oz., 2-gross in case...... 4 62 5 54 5 case lots 5% disc. 10 case lots 10# diet. Glass Stop Flasks. 7- oz., 1-gross in case . .gro 4 05 PANELS. ROUND PRESCRIPTION 8- oz.. 1-gross in c a se....gro ...... 4 20 14-oz.. Vi-gross in ca se...... gro 5 40 A rgyle. F ull Less than 16-oz., Vi-gross in ca se...... gro 5 70 Oases full cases Full Less than Vmber Cases full cases 4-oz., 3-gross in case .,. 4 72 5 40 Hock Wines. Per Gro. Per Gro. 8-oz., lVi-gross in case 6 23 7 16 lV4-oz., 3-gross in case .. 4 62 5 13 Full Less than 2-oz., 2-gross in case .. 5 07 5 63 16-oz., 1-gross in case . . 9 09 10 42 Cases fu ll cases 32-oz., Vi-gross in case 13 89 15 95 5-pts. V4-gross in case .,. 28 75 32 00 5s, Amber, Vi-gross in case 7 19 8 62 Green. 6s, Amber, 1-gross in case 6 50 7 84 Full Less than Case Full Case Ammonia Ovals. X-oz., 5-gross in case ... 3 83 4 25 Jo. Jo. Flasks. 8-oz., 1-gross in case ... 5 60 6 30 1- oz„ 5-gross in case ... 4 28 4 75 12-oz., 1-gross in case .,. 7 20 8 10 1-qt. (24-oz.) Vi-gross in case... .gro 5 35 2- oz., 3-gross in case ... 5 07 5 63 4-oz., 2-gross in case ... 6 20 6 88 6-oz., 1-gross in case ... 7 77 8 63 Citrate of Magnesia. Olympia Flasks. 8-oz., 1-gross in case ... 9 45 10 50 Porcelain Stop, Vi-gross Vi-pt. ( 6-oz.) 1-gross in ca se... gro 3 50 Root Beer, Patent Stop. in ca se...... 11 20 12 00 1 -pt. (12-oz.) Vi-gross in case... gro 5 20 1-qt. (24-oz.) Vi-gross in case... gro 7 50 Pints, 4-dozen in case...... doz 70 Cork Finish, Vi-gross in Quarts, 2-dozen in case...... doz 90 case...... 8 25 9 00 KING OVAL PRESCRIPTION LIP Shop Furniture. Castor Oils. 7-oz., 1-gross in case...... gro 2 75 12s, Vi-gross in case...... 6 30 7 10 14-oz., Vi-gross in ca se...... gro 3 85 HEIGHT OE TINCTURES AND SAETMOUTHS TO 16s, Vi-gross in case ...... 5 40 6 08 28-oz., Vi-gross in case...... gro 6 10 TOP OF STOPPERS. 24s, 1-gross in c a s e ...... 4 60 5 18 2-gallon...... 18 in Vs-pint...... 7 in 40s, 1-gross in c a s e ...... 3 90 4 40 1-gallon... 4-oz...... PHILADELPHIA OVALS. Vi-gallon.. 2-oz...... 60s, 1-gross in case .... 3 30 3 72 Quart___ ...... 11 in 1-oz...... Screw Cap. P in t...... 9 in COOLER 32-oz., Vi-gross in case...... Tincture Bottles, Glass Stopper. 5-gallon ...... eacb 1 50 gro 10 00 1-oz., 1-gross in case...... 1 05 NURSING BOTTLES. 2-oz., Vi-gross in case...... 1 20 Corn Remedy 4-oz., Vi-gross in case...... 1 59 Straight Neck. 2-dram with brush ...... gro 6 00 8-oz.. Vi-gross in ca se...... 2 00 16-oz., Vi-gross in case...... 2 90 Full Less than 32-oz., V4-gross in ca se...... 4 10 Florida Water Bottles. Cases Full Cases Vi-gal., 1-12-gross in c a s e __ 6 80 8-oz., Plain, 1-gro. in cse. 5 39 6 00 1-gal., 1-12-gross in case...... 12 10 3-oz., 2-gross In case— 4 20 4 73 8-oz., Grad., 1-gro. in cse. 5 39 6 00 2-gal...... 16 60 12-oz., Plain, 1-gro. in cse. 7 56 9 00 12-oz., Grad., 1-gr . in cse. 7 56 9 00 Salt Mouths, Glass Stopper. Glycerine Bottles. 1- oz., 1-gross in case...... doz 1 10 1-lb., 1-gross in case__ 7 20 8 10 B ent Neck. 2- oz., Vi-gross in case...... doz 125 4-oz., Vi-gross in case...... doz 1 60 Horse Radish Bottles. 8-oz., Plain, 1-gro. in cse.. 6 72 8 40 8-oz., Vi-gross in ca se...... doz 2 05 8-oz., Grad., 1-gro. in cse. . 6 72 8 40 16-oz., Vi-gross in ca se...... doz 3 00 American 6-oz., 1-gross in case.gro 4 75 32-oz., Vi-gross in case...... doz 4 20 Ink Bottles. Yt -gal., 1-12-gross in case...... doz 7 15 Daisy Nurser. 1- gal., 1-12-gross in case...... doz 13 2o Green and Flint, cone— 2- ga l...... doz 20 40 2-oz.,5-gross in case...... 3 70 4 17 6-oz., Plain, 1-gro. in cse.. 4 90 6 13 Shelf Bottles. Flat, square— Betsy Brown. 2-oz.,3-gross in case...... 3 99 4 80 145-piece set, square...... per set 70 00 8-oz., Grad., 1-gross in case 9 36 1 00 Long Rd., Green. 2-oz.. 5-gross in case...... 2 90 3 27 Sterilizing Bottles. 3-oz., 3-gross in ca se...... 3 10 3 50 Olive Oil Bottles. 3-oz., (X -pt) 1-gro in case. 4 40 4 95 8-oz., 1-gro. in case, full case 5 39 Liquid Opodeldoc. 6-oz., (Vi-pt.)Vi-gro in case 6 00 6 75 less than case...... e 60 5-gross in case...... 3 00 3 38 12-oz., (l-pt.)Vi-gro in case. 10 00 11 25 Soda Syrups, LIQUOR BOTTLES AND FLASKS Oil Samples. Quarts. V4-gross in case...... doz 5 00 Brandy. 3-oz., 2-gross in case...... gro 8 10 5s, Flint, Vi-gross in case. 7 19 8 62 Tonic Bottles. 6s,- Flint, 1-gross in case. 6 54 7 84 8-oz., 1-gross in case...... gro 13 28 8s, Flint, 1-gross in case 5 12 6 13 8-oz., 1-gross in case...... 6 00 6 75 8s, AmDer, 1-gross in case 5 12 6 13 PACKERS. 4s, Seal Flint. Vi-gro incse 7 96 9 55 Toilet, Chicago. 15s, Seal Flint, Vi-gro in cse 7 19 8 62 Narrow Mouth. 4-oz., 2-gross in case.__ 4 60 5 18 8s, Seal F lin t, 1-groin cse 5 12 6 13 8-oz., 1-gross in case...... 6 00 6 75 10s, Seal Flint, 1-gro in cse 4 81 5 77 Full Less than Oases Full cases Columbia Flasks. V4-gal., V4-gvossin case. 21 60 24 00 Toilet Cream. gro 2 40 5-pt„ H-gross in case. 29 37 32 60 6- oz., 1-gross in case...... gro O .n w w , In ...... DA In 2- oz., 3-gross in case ...... gro 4 73 7- oz., 1-gross in case...... gro 2 55 1-gal., 37 88 3- oz., 2-gross in case...... gro 5 63 8- oz., 1-gross in case...... grogro 2 75 2-gal., 100 00 4- oz., 2-gross in case...... gro 6 30 12-oz., Vi-gross in case. gro 3 75 14-oz., Vi-gross in case...... gro gro 3 80 Wide Mouth. 16-oz., Vi-gross in case...... gro 4 00 Vi-gal., 24 50 Gothic Cream. 24-oz., Vi-gross in case...... gro 5 35 1-gal., 4X-oz., 2-gross in case 6 00 ...... gro 6 50 14 OMAHA DRUGGIST CORKS. MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. Miscellaneous. In Bags of 500 Each. Price per 1000: Cork Pressers. Each Rotary, small In 75 Less quantity 10# advance. Rotary, large. 1 00 BED PANS. be -a U sc CQ a a X 3 Iron, Small... 30 Perfection No. 4 White Enamel.doz. 54 00 to 3 d>r— £ o X 9 Iron, Large... 35 o ft c'- c be Perfection No. 3, Gray Enamel..doz 48 00 O £ MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. MISCELLANEOUS.— Cont. MISCELLAN EOUS.—Cont. Paper, Wrapping in Rolls GRADUATED CYLINDERS. Glass, 2-oz...... each 16 B on d ...... lb 17 250 cc ...... each 1 20 Glass, 4-oz...... each 24 Chevril Fibre...... ft 15 500 c c ...... each 1 75 Glass, 8-oz...... each 27 K raft...... ft 1514 GRADUATES, CLASS, APOTHE Glass, pint ...... each 55 Stripe...... ft 18 Glass, quart...... each 75 CARIES. Percolators, Syrup. Con* Glass, &-gal...... each 1 50 Iron Hardesty, No. 1-4 g a l...... each 12 50 Ship* “ “ 2-8 g a l...... each 18 00 1- d rach m ...... each 35 Goblet shape...... 14-pint...... each 50 Goblet shape...... 1-pint...... each 60 “ 3-25 g a l...... each 37 50 2- drachm ...... each 40 Crystal, No. 1- 5gal...... each 5 60 % -o z...... each 25 Goblet shape...... 1-quart... each 75 Goblet shape,...... 14-gal...... each 100 “ ” 2-10 g a l...... each 8 00 1- oz...... each 27 “ “ 3-20 g a l ...... each 12 2- oz...... each 30 Goblet shape,...... 1-gal...... each 175 00 Goblet shape...... 2-gal...... each 3 25 *, “ 4-30 g a l...... each 18 00 4-oz...... each 38 Reynolds, galvan. iron, 5-gal. each 4 50 8-oz...... each 40 Porcelain, Shallow. No. 0, 28-oz...... each 2 00 Reynolds, galvan. iron, 10-gal. each 6 00 8-oz...... each 45 Reynolds, galvan. iron, 20-gal. each 8 00 16-oz...... each 70 No. 1, 18-oz...... each 1 30 No. 2, 12-oz...... each 1 00 Rochester, galvan. iron, 4-gal. each 3 00 32-oz...... each 1 25 Rochester, galvan. iron, 8-gal. each 4 50 GRADUATES. GLASS, METRIC. No. 3. 8-oz...... eabh 85 No. 4, 6-oz...... each 75 Percolators, Glass. Single Double No. 5, 4-oz...... each 60 Scale Scale W edgew ood. Oldberg, 1-gal...... each 1 25 1- drachm or 5-cc — each 35 40 0000, 2-oz...... each 90 Oldberg, 2 - g a l...... each 2 25 2- drachm or 10-cc. .. each 40 48 000, 4-oz...... each 1 00 Cone shape, 1-pt...... each 60 14-oz. or 15-cc...... each 25 35 00, 6-oz...... each 1 15 Cone shape, 1-qt...... each 75 1- oz. or 30-cc...... each 27 40 0, 8-oz...... each 1 25 Cone shape, 14-gal...... each 90 2- oz. or 60-cc...... each 30 42 No. 1, 10-oz...... each 1 35 Cone shape, 1-gal...... each l 25 4-oz. or 120-cc...... each 38 55 No. 2, 16-oz...... each 1 50 Cone shape, 2-gal...... each 2 45 8-oz. or 250-cc...... each 40 75 No. 3, 26-oz...... each 1 90 16-oz. or 500-cc...... each 45 115 No. 4, 36-oz...... each 2 00 Percolating Jars, Glass 32-oz. or 1000-cc...... each 70 1 95 No. 5, 56-oz...... each 2 55 Graduated, 14-gal ...... each 1 90 STERLING GRADUATES No. 6, 79-oz...... each 3 00 Graduated, 1-gal...... each 3 25 Apothecaries’ Measure, complete No. 7, 6-pints...... each 3 70 Graduated, 2-gal ...... each 4 25 2-drachm ...... Doz. 6 00 No. 8, 8-pints...... each 4 10 Graduated D. S., q ts...... ea 1 55 1- oz ...... “ 5 00 No. 9, 10-pints...... each 5 65 Graduated D. S., 14-gals...... ea 2 20 2- oz...... “ 5 50 No. 10, 12-pints...... each 6 25 4-oz...... “ 7 00 No. 11, 15-pints...... each 7 25 PILL TILES. 8-oz...... “ 1100 No. 12, 17-pints...... each 9 90 PAPER-FILTERING, Glass. 16-oz...... “ 15 00 8x10...... each 1 30 32-oz...... ” 25 00 French. gray. WHIT® 10x10...... each 1 60 Apothecaries’ Measure, Glass only ROUND pack pack 10x12...... each 2 00 2-drach m ...... Doz. 4 00 No. 7— 3-inch. $0 28 12x12...... each 2 30 1- oz...... “ 3 00 No. 10— 4-inch. 45 2- oz...... “ 3 50 No. 13— 5-inch. 56 PIPETTES, 4-oz...... “ 4 00 No. 15— 6-inch. 67 8-oz...... “ 7 00 No. 19— 8-inch. 78 Glass, graduated, 25cc...... each 45 16-oz...... *’ 10 00 No. 25—10-inch. 1 00 32-oz...... “ 19 00 No. 33—13-inch. 1 55 RECEIVERS No. 40—15-inch. 1 90 Apothecaries’ and Metric Measure No. 45—18-inch. 2 35 Glass, 4-oz...... each 40 Duplex Complete No. 50—20-inch. 3 20 Glass, 8-oz...... each 45 2-drachm ...... Doz 7 50 No. 60—24-inch ...... 5 26 6 60 1- oz...... “ 6 50 No. 65—26-inch. 7 56 RETORTS 2- oz...... •...... “ 7 00 No. 80—31-inch. 12 45 4-oz...... ** 10 00 No. 100—39-inch Glass stoppered, 1-qt...... each 150 8-oz...... “ 16 00 ...... 13 80 15 75 Glass stoppered, 14-gal...... each 1 95 16-oz...... “ 21 00 Square, 21x17..., .quire 80 1 00 Plain, 14-gal...... ea 1 40 32-oz...... “ 35 00 PAPER BAGS. Apothecaries’ and Metric Measure M anilla or Striped. RETORT STANDS. Duplex, Glass only Per 500 Per 500 3- rlng iron stan d ...... each 70 2-drachm ...... Doz 5 50 M -lb...... 10 50 7-lb...... 4- ring iron sta n d ...... each 1 10 1- oz...... “ 4 50 W -lb...... 60 8-lb...... 2 60 2- oz...... “ 5 00 1 -lb ...... 80 10-lb...... 2 90 RODS , Glass 4-oz...... “ 7 002 -lb ...... 1 10 12-lb...... 3 40 4- in c h ...,...... doz 3o 8-oz...... “ 12 00 3 -lb ...... 1 25 14-lb...... 4 30 5- in ch ...... doz 40 16-oz...... “ 16 00 4-lb ...... 1 60 16-lb...... 4 60 8-inch...... doz 50 32-oz...... “ 29 00 5 -lb ...... 1 80 20-lb...... 5 20 10-inch...... dol 60 Bases Only 6- lb ...... 2 20 25-lb...... 5 70 30 c c ...... Doz 2 00 W h ite Candy STERILIZERS. 60 c c ...... “ 2 00 H ft. per 500 80 120 c c ...... “ 3 00 v% ft “ 1 00 Arnolds, No. 7 ...... each 2 75 250 c c ...... “ 4 00 1 lb. “ 1 30 Arnolds, No. 14 .' ...... each 4 50 500 c c ...... “ 5 00 2 lb. “ 1 75 1000 CC...... “ 6 00 PAPER BOTTLE CAPS. SIEVES. Metric Measure, Complete Colors white, purple, pink, green, orange, Brass, 8-in., No. 30...... each 1 15 30 c c ...... “ 5 50 yellow. STILLS 60 cc...... “ 6 50 Gro. 120 c c ...... “ 9 00 No. 1, for 14-oz bottle. ... $0 30 Latimers, T in ...... each 800 250 CC...... “ 13 00 No. 2, for 1-oz. bottle. “ Copper...... each 10 00 500 CC...... “ 18 00 No. 3, for 2 and 3-oz. bottle...... “ Copper, N. P ...... each 12 00 1000 CC...... '■ 27 00 No. 4, for 4-oz. bottle . 36 Tall Graduates in Minim. No. 5, for 6 and 8-oz. bottle...... TANKS 1-oz...... each 31 No. 6, for 12 and 16-oz. b o ttle... 68 Unique, S. S. Tissue Paper, Richardson Drug Co, Each % -oz...... each 22 Ream Qr. 50-gallon gasoline, crated...... $5 50 1- oz...... each 27 Apple Green...... $2 75 $0 16 60-gallon turpentine, crated ...... 5 50 2- oz...... each 30 Black ...... 2 75 16 60-gallon oil, crated...... 6 00 4-oz...... each 36 B row n...... 2 75 16 Phoenix Disp. 2-gal...... 1 00 8-oz...... each 43 Blue, Light...... 2 75 16 16-oz...... each 71 Blue, Dark...... 2 75 16 TUBES. 32-oz...... each 1 23 Cherry R ed...... 2 75 16 Thistle ...... each 55 Graduates, Materna Dark Green...... 2 75 16 Funnel ...... each 11 Dozen...... 127 00 Lavender ...... 2 75 16 Olive Green...... 2 75 16 URINALS. HYDROMETER JARS O range...... 2 75 16 10-inch...... each 42 Female, glass, with handle ...... ea 45 Pink, light...... 2 75 16 Female, glass, no handle...... ea 40 12-inch...... each 45 Pink, dark...... 2 75 16 16-inch ...... each 75 P urple...... 2 75 16 Female, glass, with handle, grad.ea 65 18-inch...... each 92 S ca rlet...... 2 75 16 Male, glass, with handle...... ea 45 INFUSION MUGS. White American ...... 2 00 12 Male, glass, no handle...... ea 40 Quart ...... each 2 00 White Am. 1 dz in Env. doz 75 Male, glass, with handle, grad....ea 60 H-gal ...... each 3 00 White. Grass Bleached 4 50 25 Female, porcelain, with handle,.ea 85 Medicine Tubes Y ellow ...... 2 75 16 Male, porcelain, with handle...... ea 85 B e n t...... doz 35 Silver Paper...... Qr. 1 20 Male, enameled ...... ea 1 10 S traigh t...... doz 35 Gold Paper...... Qr. 1 20 Female’ enameled ...... ea 1 10 16 OMAHA DRUGGIST JUICES MINERAL WATERS, DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED Size No. In Per As wanted Size of No. in Per Waters— Bottles case case per doz. Juices— Bottles case case Abilena...... 24 7.50 3.75 Applju...... 14-oz 24 $5.75 Abilena ...... 50 7.50 1.90 Applju...... 43 6.00 Apenta Sparkling...... 50 5.75 ■1.50 Applju, Champagne Type ____ ... 16-oz 24 6.00 Bethesda, still...... % Gal. 12 5.25 5.50 Applju, Champagne T ype...... 48 7.20 Buffalo Lithia...... % Gal. 12 5.75 6.25 Ha!a Grape, ...... 8 7.60 3.35 Haja Grape...... 12 6,80 C o lo fa t...... ~ ...... 30 8.00 3 75 Haja Grape...... 24 7.10 O olofax...... 30 3.40 1.10 Haja Grape...... 72 7.60 Hamby’s Dawson, Springs Cone. ...$1.00 8.00 Island Queen Grape...... 12 7.00 Hamby’s Dawson Springs Cone...... 25c 2.00 Island Queen Grape...... 24 7 75 Pluto Concentrated...... 24 7.50 3.75 Island Queen Grape...... 72 8.50 Pluto Concentrated...... 50 7.00 1.75 Loju Loganberry...... 12 7.15 Poland...... 24 9.50 5.00 Lo j u Loganberry...... 24 7.70 Poland...... 50 9.50 2.50 Loju Loganberry...... 72 8.25 Poland ...... Pints 50 7.00 1.90 National Brand Apple Juice__ 6 5.50 Red Raven...... 50 7.00 1.90 National Brand Apple Juice...... 12 3.60 V eronica...... 24 5.00 2.57 National Brand Apple Juice...... 24 3.85 White Rock...... H-Gal 12 5.50 6.00 P h e z ...... 9 12.25 White Rock...... 50 12.00 3.25 P h e z ...... 24 8.00 White R ock ...... 100 1550 2.10 Phez...... 36 4.25 White R ock ...... 13.00 1.80 Red Wing Grape...... 8 7.90 100 Red Wing Grape ...... 12 6.80 Red Wing Grape...... 24 7.10 PEP Red Wing Grape...... 72 7.60 PEP, 2 dozen in Case...... case 2.80 Royal Purple...... 8 7-90 5 case lots ...... case 2.70 Royal Purple...... 12 6.8© Less $1.00 per case for empties returned. Royal Purple...... 24 7.10 Royal Purple...... 72 7.60 Roses Lim e...... 12 9.00 G IN G E R A L E Roses Lime...... 24 10.50 Virginia Dare...... 5s 12 8 25 case 3.65 Virginia Dare ...... 24 9 50 cose 4.6 [5 ] m W HITE’S Haja Powdered Floor Wax VEST POCKET SUNDAE FORMULARY A collection of original and carefully selected standard formulas for the preparation of plain and fancy sundaes and the manufacture of dressings and toppings arranged in alphabetical order so that they may be instantty accessable. This little book contains Over 1200 Formulas for Sundaes and Over 300 Formulas for Dressings, in all Over 1500 Formulas Nearly all of which are Trade Winners and many of which appear here in print for the first time. -----BY----- E. F. WHITE, The Soda Expert AUTHOR OF The Spatula Soda Water Guide ONE POUND SIFTING TOP CANS White’s Hot Soda Guide 1 lb. lo ts ...... $ .45 Hints and Helps for Soda Dispensers 5 lb. lo ts ...... 44 10 lb. lots ...... 42 Over 200 pages, 3x6, neatly bound in flexible cover 25 lb. lo ts...... ,40 Its price only $1.00 Postpaid 50 lb. lo ts...... 39 Send in your order today 100 lb. lo t s ...... 38 RICHARDSON DRUG CO' Your Orders Solicited, OMAHA, NEBRASKA RICHARDSON DRUG CO. OMAHA, U. S. A. [□] ------Eg] n PRICE CIST OF PATENT MEDICINES AND PROPRIETORY ARTICLES ______CORRECTED TO JULY 1st, 1920 ______ ABBOTT’S ARLINGTON AVIC0L 25c...... doz 2.00 Rheumatic Comp...... doz 10.75 Chem. Co. ’s Liquid P ep t...... doz 10.50 Chem. Co.’s Liquid Pept., with 5 0 c ...... doz 4.00 ABICAN 12-oz...... doz 15.00 Creosote...... doz 13.50 1.00 ...... doz 8.00 ABSORBINE AYER'S Young’s, lg e...... doz 22.50 ARMOUR’S Young’s, Junior, sml...... doz 11.25 Beef Ext, Fid, 4 oz 1 doz case— doz 5.00 Ague Remedy...... doz 8.00 B eef Ext, Fid,8 oz, 1 doz ca se__ doz 9.00 Cathartic Pills ...... doz 2.50 Young’s Junior, lge ...... doz 22.50 Beef Ext,Fid, 16 oz, 1 doz case. ..doz 17.00 BS0RENE Wall Paper Cleaner— doz 1.25 Beef Ext. Fid, tubes, 12s.case 5.00 Cherry Pectoral, sml... ______. doz 2.75 Beef Ext, Solid, 2oz, 1 dozcase.. .doz 4.45 Cherry Pectoral, m ed...... doz 5.40 ACORN SALVE...... doz .85 Beef Ext, Solid,4oz, 1 dozcase. ■ doz 8.20 ACTINOFORM (S ee Fleming’s) Beef Ext, Solid, 8 oz, 1 doz case...doz 15.95 Cherry Pectoral, lge...... doz 10.50 ADLERIKA...... doz 10.00 B eef Ext, Solid. 16 oz, % doz case Comp. Cone. Ext. Sarsaparilla..doz 10.50 ...... doz 29.75 Hair V igor.,...... d o z 10.00 AESCULOIDS...... doz 3,CO Benzoinated Lard, 5-lb tins...... lb .56 AEG0P0DIUM (S ee W elch’s). Benzoinated Lard, 10-lb tins...... lb .55 BAALMANN’S Bouillon Cubes, ALADDIN DYE SOAP...... doz .75 Beef and Chicken flavor, 12s — doz 2.50 Gas T ab s...... doz 8.00 ALBERT’S Rem. for Rheumatism— doz 8.00 50s...... each .90 BACONS Celery King, sml...... doz 2.40 100s...... each 1.70 ALB0LENE (See McKesson & Rohbins) 200s (fancy glass jars...... each 3.40 Bacon’s Celery King, med-...... doz 4.80 BAG BALM ...... doz 5.00 ALETRIS Cordial (RioChem. Co’s). ..doz 10.50 Condensed Milk, cases $6.75...... doz 1.75 Corpus Luteum Caps, 2-gr 50s— ea .75 BALLARD’S ALFAT0NE...... doz 8,16 Corpus Luteum, caps. 50s, 5-gr..ea 1.85 Herbine...... doz 4.80 ALKALITHIA (See Keasley & Mat.) Corpus Luteum Substance, Horehound Syrup, sml...... doz 2.40 Tabs. 2 gr.. 100s...... each 1.50 Horehound Syrup, med...... doz 4.80 ALKAL0L. 16-oz...... doz 6.90 Dessicated Thyroids...... o z 1,00 Horehound Syrup, lge...... doz 9.60 “ 8-oz...... doz 4.10 Elixir of Enzymes, 1 pint...... doz 12.00 Snow Liniment, sm l...... doz 2.40 Elixir of Enzymes, 5-pint----...each 4.75 Snow Liniment, m ed ...... doz 4.80 ALLGOCK'S Elixir of Enzymes, 1 gallon...... each 7.25 Snow Liniment, lge...... doz 9.60 Porous Plasters...... doz 1.50 Ext. of Red Bone Marrow, 1 pt.. doz 16.00 BALMW0RT T ab lets...... doz 8.40 ALLEN'S Lecithol,9-oz...... doz 9.00 Blood Purifier...... doz 10.40 Mammary, Tabl. 2-gr. 100s...... ea .50 BAM BIN A Toupee Plasters...... doz 7.50 Foot Ease ...... doz 2.80 Orchitic Subs., Tabs., 2-gr.l00s,. ea .50 BANE’S Hair Restorer...... doz 12.50 Ovarian Powder...... o z 2.00 Kidney and Rheum. Rem ...... doz 9.00 Cough Balsam, sml______. . . .doz 2.40 Ovarian Tablets, 2 gr. 100s...... e a 1.00 Ointment of 3...... doz 4.00 Cough Balsam, med...... doz 4.80 Pituitary Body Tabs., 1 gr. 1 00s_.ea .90 Cough Balsam, lge ...... ,...... doz 9.60 Pituitary Dess. Ant Lobe %-oz...ea 2.00 BANENE...... doz 9.00 Ulcerine Salve, sml...... doz 2.60 Pituitary Body Tabl. 2.gr. 100s ..ea 2.(0 BANNER Salve (See Foley’s) Ulcerine Salve, med...... doz 5.20 Suprarenals, Dessic U. S. P.. 1 ozoz 2.00 Ulcerine Salve, lge...... doz 10.40 Suprarenals Tabs., 1 gr. 100s ..... ea .60 BAR-BEN...... doz 4.00 ALLENBURY’S Thymus, caps, 5-gr. 50s...... ea .75 BAR B0 Compound, 1 oz...... doz 4.80 Milk Food No. 1, lge...... doz 16.00 Thymus Tabs., 1-gr, 100s...... ea .30 BARKER’S Hirsutus sml...... ' .. .doz 7.50 Milk Food No. 2, sml...... doz 8.00 Thyroid Tabs. 1 gr. 100s...... pa .30 “ med — ...... doz 15.00 Malted Food, No. 3, sml...... doz 4.50 Thyroid Tabs, 2 gr. 100s...... ea .. .50 Malted Food No. 3, lg e ...... i___doz 8.00 BARKEEPER’S FRIEND...... doz 1.75 ARMSTRONG’S ALLEN-RHU...... doz 12,00 Croup O int...... doz 4.50 BASSETT’S ALM0Z0IN...... doz 4.80 Native Herb Tabs., sml...... doz 2.00 AMBRINE ARNOLD’S Native Herb Tabs., m ed...... doz 4.00 (Dr. Seth) Cough Killer, sml...... doz 2.40 Native Herb Tabs., lge...... doz 7.00 1-lb cakes,...... doz 10.00 (Dr. Seth) Cough Killer, med .... doz 4.80 ANALAX .35...... doz 2.40 BATEMAN’S Drops...... doz 1.25 ANASARCIN AROMATIC LEAVES (See Gray s) BAUME Analgesique (See Bengue) Elixir, pints...... doz 8.00 ARSENAUR0...... doz 9.00 B. B. B. Tablets, 100s ...... doz 16.00 ivoach I’o., sm l...... doz 2.:75 ANCHOR ASCATC0 Roach,Pa. med__ ...... d< z 7.50 Pain Expeller, (See Richters) Trial...... doz 4 50 Roach Po , lge...... doz 21.00 ANDERSON'S L ge...... doz 18,00BEECHAM’S Dermador, sml...... doz 2.40 ASEPTIN0L Cough Pills...... doz 2.10 Dermador, lg e ...... '...... t...doz 6.00 Ointment, sml...... doz 2.60 Patent Pills ,25c— ____ ...... doz 2.10 Dermador, stable size...... doz 10.00 Ointment, med,...... doz 5.25 Patent Pills, 10c...... ,...... doz .85 Ointment, lge ...... ;... doz 10.00 ANDREW’S Plugs...... doz .75 BEGG’S Powder...... doz 5.25 Knoxit, with syringe...... doz 8.70 ANEDEMIN Tablets, 100s...... doz 15.00 Knoxit Globules...... doz 8.20 ASPAR0LINE Compd. (S ee W ampole’s) ANGELINE...... doz 21.00 BEGY’S ASTHMAD0R (S ee Schiffman’s) Mustarine, sml...... doz 2.40 ANGIER’S Mustarine, med...... doz 4.80 Glymol, pints...... doz 7.80 Glym ol...... gal 3.75 ASTHMALINE (S ee T aft’s) BELDING’S Petroleum Emuls. sml...... doz 4.75 (Dr.) Skin Remedy, sml...... doz 6.00 Petroleum Emuls. lg e ...... doz 9.00 ASTIER’S Arheol C a p s...... doz 17.85 (Dr.) Skin Remedy, lge...... doz 10.00 Throat Tablets...... doz 2.50 ATHEUCAINE 50c...... doz 4.00 BELL’S AN0DYNIA (S ee Howard Holt) $1,00...... doz 8.00 Bell-ans, 100s...... ;...... doz 6.00 “ .25...... doz 2.00 ANTI-ANT (S ee Shiley’s) ATHL0 Cascarans, 150s...... doz 9.00 ANTI-HEADACHE (See Davis) T ablets...... doz 2.00 Salacetin, 100s ...... ____ doz 4.00 ANTIPHLOGISTINE Sal Codeia, 100s...... doz 16.00 ATHL0PH0R0S...... doz 8.50 Sedative Tablets, 100s...... doz 4.00 Trial...... doz 2.50 Syrup Codeine Compound...... doz 6.00 Sml...... doz 5.00 ATLAS Compound...... doz 4.80 (Dr.) Pine Tar Honey, sml...... doz 2.40 Med...... — ...... doz 7.50 (Dr.) Pine Tar Honey, m ed...... doz 4.80 Lge ...... doz 12.50 AT0NIA (See Howard Holt) Hosp...... doz 25.00 BENET0L ATWOOD'S Jaundice B itters...... doz 2.40 1.00 ...... doz 9.60 ANUS0L Suppositories— ...... doz 12.00 .50...... doz 4.8C APERQ0LS (See W ampole’s) AUBERGIERS .25 ...... doz 2.40 APIN0L 3-oz...... doz 2.40 Pastilles of Lactucarium...... ,doz 7.35 Catarrh Jelly...... doz 2.40 Syrup of Lactucarium...... doz 13.65 Ointm ent...... doz 2.40 AflBOLONE Tablets...... doz 9.60 Rectal Suppos...... doz .4.80 ARHE0L Capsules (See Astier’s) AUGUST FLOWER (See Greens) Vaginal Suppos...... ’...... doz 4.80 2 OMAHA DRUGGIST BENGUE’S B0R0LYPT0L BURDOCK Root Oil (S ee Vogeler’s) Baume A nalgesique...... doz 6.00 Small...... doz 2.25 BURKHARDT’S Ethyl Chloride,30 gram ...... doz 10.35 Medium...... — .doz 4.50 Vegetable Compound, sm l...... doz 2.00 BENSON'S P la sters...... doz 2.00 L arge...... ; ...... — ...... doz 9.00 Vegetable Compound, m ed...... doz 4.00 B0R0Z0NE Vegetable Compound, lg e .. . — doz 8.00 BERRY'S Healing Powder, sm l...... doz 2.40 Barb Beater, sml...... doz 4.20 BURNETT’S Barb Beater, lge...... doz 8.40 Healing Powder, lge...... doz 4.80 Liquid, sm l...... doz 2.40 Cocoaine, sml...... doz 6.50 BEST TONIC...... doz 2.25 Liquid, med ...... doz 4.80 Cocoaine, l g e ...... doz 11.50 BETA Quinol...... doz 4.50 BURNHAM'S BETUL-0L 1 o z ...... doz 5.25 BOSCH . Alterative Compound, 8-oz...... doz 9.00 “ 2 oz...... doz 9.45 Malt Syrup...... ,doz 10,00 Antiseptic Pow. sml...... doz 4.50 BICKM0RINE OINTMENT, 2 o z...... doz 2.70 Hops, 3-oz...... ■— doz 2.00 Antiseptic Pow. lge ...... doz 9.00 6 o z ...... doz 5.40 BOSCHEE’S Soluble Iodine, 1 oz...... doz 13.80 10 o z ...... doz 10.80 German Syrup, sm l...... doz 2.40 Soluble Iodine, 4 oz...... doz 42.00 BICKM0RINE POWDER, 3-oz...... doz 2.70 German Syrup, lge...... doz 7.20 BURNISHINE B0VININE P ts...... doz 2.75 BIO 0 , ...... doz 9.60 S ixozs...... doz 6.25 BILE BEANS (S ee Smith’s) Twelve ozs...... doz 10.00 BUTTER FLY TINTS...... doz .75 BINGO BRADFIELD’S CACTINA Pellets, 100s.., ....doz 4.50 T ab lets...... doz 8.00 Female Regulator__ ...... doz 18.00 CACTUS BINZ Mother’s Friend..... ----...... doz 10,00 Corn Callous Comp...... doz 2.80 Euca-Mul...... doz 9.00 BRANDRETH’S Oil, (S ee Dean’s,) Eucaloids...... doz 6.00 Pills, Plain...... j...... doz 2.00 CAD0MENE Tablets...... 10.00 011 Eucalyptus...... doz 6.00 Pills, Sugar Coated...... doz 2.00 CAGWIN’S / Husker’s Liniment, sml— 2.00 BI0S0L...... ,... .doz 9.00 BRANDT’S Swiss Pills ...... d oz 3.60 BIRD Manna...... doz, , 1.25 CALABAR BRAZILIAN. Herbs ) Grains, sml...... 2.00 BISLAC...... (^9? .{MP “ Herb Tabl > (See Clifton’s) Grains,lge...... 4.00 BISM0SAL...... doz 6,75 “ Oil 3 . CALCERBS...... 4.50 BISMUTH Hydrate Compound, BRIACEA...... doz 12.00 CALCREOSE. Pow. 2 o z ...... 5.40 BRITISH OIL...... doz .75 Powder, lbs...... 36.0 0 (See Wampole’s) Tab. No. 1 .100s...... 40 BISURATED Magnesia, sm l...... doz 4.80 BR0MIDIA Tab. No. 1, 500s...... 1.60 lg e ...... doz 7.20 (Battle & Co.’s) H lb ...... doz 9.50 Tabs. No. 2, 100s...... 45 T ab lets...... -...... doz 4.80 (Battle & Co.’s) 1 lb...... doz 34.00 Tabs. No. 2, 500s...... 1.75 BITR0PH0SPHATE...... d o z 9.20 BR0M0 ADONIS CALDWELL’S i l BIXBY'S No. 1...... doz 9.75 Corn P lasters...... 75 A A Brown Comb,...... doz 2.25 No. 2...... doz 11.25 Syrup Pepsin, sml...... 4.80 Bullfrog Black...... doz 1.35 BR0M0-0AFFEINE (S ee Keasby & Syrup Pepsin, lge...... 9.60 Jet O il...... *...... doz 1.35 Mattison’s) CALENDULINE (See Lowry’s) Mahogany, Comb., lg e ...... doz 1.35 BR0M0 CHL0RALUM (S ee Tilden’s Saola) CAL0CIDE COMPOUND...... 2.80 Royal Polish ...... ,...., ( ...... doz 1.35 Shuwhite, Cake or Liq...... doz 1.35 BR0M0-LITHIA CAL0NITE P o w d er...... 8.00 5 0 0 ...... -doz 4.00 CAL0TABS...... 3.00 BLACK CAPSULES. S ee Planten’s CAMPBELL’S BLACKBURN’S $1.00...... doz 8.00 Horse Foot Remedy, gals . 25.80 Casca-Royal Pills, 25c...... doz 2.40 BR0M0-SELTZER CAMPHO-PHENIQUE BLACK DRAUGHT (S ee Thedford’s) S m a ll...... doz .90 Liquid, sm l...... doz 2.40 Medium...... doz 2.40 Liquid, lge...... doz 9.60 BLACK KAPS...... doz 5.75 Large...... doz 4.80 Powder, ozs...... doz 6.00 BLACK & WHITE $1.20 size...... doz 9.60 Powder, 30c...... doz 2.40 Hair Dressing...... doz 3,60 D isp.size...... d o z 15.00 Ointment, small...... doz 2.25 CANDY BROS.’ Quinine Pomade ...... doz 4.50 BRONCHILYPTUS, .25 ...... doz 2.00 Fruit Tablets, 4-lb jars...... each 1.75 “ .50...... doz 4.00 Red Cross Cough Drops, Rx. C 2223 R eg...... doz 13.50 4-lb jar...... each 1.75 C 2223 Liver Pills...... doz 2,25 “ 1.00...... doz 8.00 5c pkgs (40 in carton )...... each 1.85 BLA ARD’S PILLS BROU’S Injection...... doz 9.00 CANTHR0X...... doz 4.80 S m all...... doz 8.00 BR0WNAT0NE L arge...... doz 14.20 CANUTE WATER...... doz 12.00 25c ...... doz 4.25 CAPILLARIS (See Mansfield’s) BLISS' $1.00.,...... doz 12.50 Native Herbs ...... doz 8.00 BROWN’S CAP3IC0L N ative Herb Tabs, 50...... doz 4.00 (Fred) Ess. Jam. Ginger, sml.... doz 4.00 In tu b es...... doz 2.00 Native Herb Tabs 100...... doz 8.00 (Fred) Ess. Jam. Ginger, lge — doz 6.50 CAPUDINE BLOODOID’S S ee W heeler’s (Lyman) Globe Pills...... doz 2.00 Hicks’, trial...... doz .80 (O. P.) Herbal Oint., sml...... doz 2.25 Hicks’, med...... • ------.doz 2.40 BLOOD SUCCESS (S ee Palmer) (O. P.) Herbal Oint., lge ...... doz 4.50 Hicks’, lg e ...... doz 4.80 BLOOD Tabs...... doz 12.00 Household Panacea ...... doz 2.00 Hicks’, pts...... doz 13.20 BLOSSER’S CAT. REMEDY, cig form. ..doz 10.00 Troches . 15...... doz 1.25 CARB0LISALVE (S ee Cole’s) Pipe form ...... •....-...... doz 10.00 Troches 35...... doz 2.75 CARB0NA B0DI-T0NE...... doz 8.00 Vermifuge Comfits...... doz 2.00 S m a ll...... vf l\ ivi .'.i. B0N-AMI cak e...... doz 1.20 BROWNE'S Chlorodyne, No. 1 ...... doz 4.20 Medium...... doz 2.50 Pow der...... doz 1.20 BRYANT'S Iodine, 1 oz (See Howard L arge...... doz 5.00 Holt Co.) CARDOSEPTIC.t...... doz 4.00 BON OPTO, Home Treat...... doz 9.00 CARMINZYM Tablets (S ee Fairchild’s) “ Phys. Size.-...... doz 13.50 ...... doz 4.00 CARLSBAD Sprudel S alts...... d oz 12.50 BOOTH’S BUCKEYE Balm...... doz 2.35 Pile Ointment, (See Tabler’s) CAR0ID Hyomei, Inhalant__ .'...... doz 4.75 Chicken Remedy, 25c...... doz 1.75 Tabs., with Charcoal, 150s...... doz 9.00 Hyomei Outfit, com plete...... doz 9.40 Chicken Remedy, 50c ...... doz 3.50 Mi-o-na Dyspepsia Cure...... doz 4.75 CARTER’S Oxygen Cartridges...... doz 6.00 BUCKINGHAM’S Whisker D y e ...... doz 6.00 Iron Pills Compound...... doz 4.00 Pills...... doz 2.35 BUCKLEN’S Kidney and Backache Tea, sml.doz 2.40 Arnica Salve...... doz 2.40 “ ,, “ ‘ “ ‘ med.doz 4 80 BORCHERDT’S Electric Brand Lax ,sml...... doz 4.80 Little Liver Pills...... doz 1.70 Ext. of Malt, plain__ ...... doz 12.00 Electric Brand Lax lg e ...... doz 9.60 Little Nerve Pills...... doz 1.70 Ext. of Malt, with Case...... doz 12.00 BUHACH S. W. & Bella. Backache PI...... doz 1.70 Ext. of Malt, with C. L. Oil...... doz 12.00 CASCARANS (See Bell’s) Ext. of Malt, with Creos...... doz 12.00 1H o z ...... doz 2.25 }' ;*yo- Ext. of Malt, with Hypophos__ doz 12.00 3 o z ..i ...... doz 4.50 CASCARETS Ext. Malt Pept and Ars...... doz 12,00 6 oz ...... ?..doz 6.50 1 0 c ...... doz .80 Ext. of Malt, with Yerba Santa 12 oz ...... doz 12.75 25c...... •!«»**»»•• .d o z 2.00 Com ...... - ...... doz 12.00 5-lb cans ...... each 6.50 50o...... *...... doz 4.00 Malt Olive, with Hypophos — doz 12.00 BULGARA Tablets Assorted, stands — ...... doz 1.25 Malt Papaya...... doz 12.00 (See Hynson -W estcott Co.) CASCA Malt Soup Extract Liq ...... doz 12.00 BULLFROG Polish, (S ee Bixby’s) Royal Pills, lge (See Blackburn’s) Malt Soup Extiact, Dry...... doz 12.00 BULL'S CAST0RIA (Fletcher’s) ...... doz 3.25 Malt Soup Ext, with wheat flour.dz 10.00 Baby Syrup...... • .doz 1.55 CELERINA (Rio Chem. Co.’) ...... doz 10.50 Malt Sugar ...... — ... .doZ 8,00 Celebrated Pills, 13o...... doz 1.25 CELERY KING (S ee Bacon’s)) BORDEN’S Cough Syrup, soil...... — doz 2.50 Malted Milk, hi lbs...... doz 4.25 Cough Syrup, med...... doz 5.00 CELERY VESCE '2 Malted Milk, lbs ...... doz 8.50 BUNSEN’S 15o...... doz .80 Malted Milk, 5 lbs...... doz 34.50 Catarrh Rem. sm l...... doz 2.40 25c...... doz 8,00 Malted Milk, 10-lb. cans...... each 3.80 Catarrh Rem. lg e...... doz 4.80 50c...... doz 4.00 Malted Milk, 25-lb. c a n s ...... each 8.75 BUNTE Cough Drops...... box 1,65 1.00...... doz 8.60 OMAHA DRUGGIST 3 CHAMBERLAIN’S C0RNEASE...... doz 1.65 DEAN’S C. C. & D. Rem., sm l...... doz 2.80 King Cactus Oil, 15c...... doz 1.35 C. C. & D. Rem., lge...... doz 5.50 CORONA W ool Pat, sml *...... doz 4.25 King Cactus Oil, 50c...... doz 4.50 Cough Rem., s m l...... doz 2.80 Wool Pat, lge— ...... — doz 8.50 King Cactus Oil, 1-00...... doz 9.00 Cough Rem., m ed...... doz 5.25 C0XS Barb Wire Lin. Sm l...... doz 2.50 King Cactus Oil, g a ls ...... doz 44.00 Cough Rem., lge...... doz 8.00 Med...... doz 5.00 Mentholated Cough Drops .. . box 1.60 Eye and Skin O int...... doz 2.00 Lge ...... doz 10.00 DEL-AT0NE...... - ...... doz 9.00 Liniment, sm l...... doz 2.80 Blister"...... doz 10-00 Liniment, lg e...... doz 5.25 DENNIS Eucalyptus Oint, 25c...... doz 2.00 Pain Balm, sml...... doz 2.80 COZZIN’S New Formula ...... doz 8.00 Eucaly ptus Oint. 50c...... doz 4.00 Pain Balm, m ed...... doz 5.25 CRAN0LENE, Ointment, sm l...... doz 2.80 Salve.. — ...... doz 2.00 “ m ed...... doz 8.00 DENN0S Food 1-lb...... doz 7.20 Stom. and Liver T a b s...... doz 2.00 S o a p .,...... doz 2.00 Food 5-lbs...... doz 30.00 DENT’S CHAMPION Dog Biscuits 2Hs...... doz 3.60 CREO-TERPIN (S ee Wampole) Dentalja...... — ...... doz 2.00 CHAMPION Dog Biscuits 5s...... d oz 720 CRE0TINA...... doz 8.00 Distemperine L iq ...... doz 4.00 25-lb c tn s ...... e a 2.25 CRES0L DRY-DIP, 4-lb pkgs ------doz 7.20 Distemperine Pills...... doz 4.00 CHAMPION Dog Biscuits 50-lb ctns.. .ea 5.00 “ “ 7-lb. ctn s...... doz 12.00 Earakine — ...... doz 250 “ “ 25-lb. pails...... ea 3.35 Toothache Gum. 25c...... doz 2.00 CHAPOTEAUT’S Toothache Gum.-35c__..____ ....doz 2.80 Apioline Capsules...... doz 15.75 CROSSMAN'S Specific M ixture____ doz 9.60 Vermifuge Capsules...... doz 4.00 Morrhuol and Creosote Caps__ doz 15.75 CROW Toothache Remedy...... doz 75 Vermifuge Liq...... doz 4.00 Phospho-Glyc. Lime Caps, 30s.. .doz 9.45 DENVER Solution Brom. Strontia...... doz 12.60 CROWN Mud (Germicide Co.) 25c...... doz 2.00 CHASE’S Pile S alve...... doz 4.00 Mud (Germicide Co.) 50c...... doz 4.00 Sore Throat Remedy...... doz 2.00 Skin Salve.______...... doz 4.00 Mud (Germicide Co.) 1.00...... doz 8.60 Mud (Germicide Co.) 2.00...... doz 16.00 CHEWALLA...... 15.00 CR0X0NE ...... doz 5.20 CRYST0S...... doz 4.80 DE PREE’S FUMIG, No. 1...... doz 4.00 CHICHESTER'S No. 2...... doz 6.00 Pennyroyal Pills, sm l...... 9.00 CUBAN0S CURE...... doz 2.00 No. 215...... ,...doz 7,50 Pennyroyal Pills, lge...... 18.00 No. 3...... doz 9.60 Pil Mixed Treatment ...... 9.00 CU-C0-BA. (S ee Tarrant’s) No. 4...,... , .... __ ...d oz 15-00 CHICK CHICK Egg D yes...... ctn 1.40 CUDAHY’S High Power...... doz 8,40 Rex Ext. Beef, Fluid, 4-oz...... doz 4.45 CHICT0NE, ...... 4.00 Rex Ext. Beef, Fluid, 8-oz...... doz 8.00 DERMADOR (S ee Anderson’s) CHIN0S0L Tabl...... 4.00 Rex Ext. Beef, Fluid, 16-oz...... doz 14.75 DERMAT0NE CHI0DRASTIS (See Wampoles’s) Rex Ext. Beef, Solid, 2-oz...... doz 4.45 Chicago Phar. Co. Is...... •...... doz 27.50 Rex Ext. Beef, Solid, 4-oz...... doz 8.00 Chicago Phar Co. ^4s...... doz 14.50 0HI0NIA (See Peacock’s) ' . Rex Ext. Beef, Solid, 8-oz...... doz 14.75 Chicago Phar. Hs...... doz 8.00 0H0C0LAX (See Stearns’) Rex Ext. B eef, Solid, 16-oz...... doz 27.50 DERM0LAN 0H0L0GESTIN...... 15.00 CULT0L...... doz 9.00 T u b es...... — ..doz 3.00 CHUMS LAXATIVE...... 1.90 CUR0 GRAINS ... .'...... d o z 4.00 DE SANCTIS CINDERELLA SOAP DYE...... ,75 CUTICURA Gout and Rheum. Pills, sml...... doz 5.25 Anti-Pain Plasters...... — doz 2.40 Gout and Rheum. Pills, lge ...... doz 12.60 0ITR0LAX sm l...... doz 2.40 Ointment, 25c...... doz 2.40 CLAAS TILLEY Medicamentum...... 1.25 Ointment, sml...... doz 4.80 DEWITT’S * Capsules, sml ...... doz 2.50 Ointment,lge...... doz 9.60 Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve..doz 2.00 Capsules, m e d ...... doz 5.00 Resolvent, sml...... doz 4.80 Cough Syrup, sml ...... doz 2.00 Capsules, lge...... 10.00 Resolvent, lge ...... doz 9.60 Cough Syrup, med...... doz 4.00 OLAYTON’S MANGE REMEDY...... doz 4.00 Resolvent Pills...... doz 2.40 Kidney and Bladder Pills, sm l.. .doz 4.00 CUTIZENE S ee W aterbury’s) Kidney and Bladder Pills, lge .doz 8.00 CLEANSINE...... 15.00 Kodol, Liq. sml...... i_.doz 4.00 CLEANUP NO. BO...... 1.50 CYST0 SEDATIVE...... doz 8.00 Kodol, Liq. lg e...... doz 8.00 CYST0GEN Kodol Tabs., sml...... doz 4.00 CLIFTON’S A p erien t,...... doz 4.00 Kodol Tabs., lge ...... doz 8.00 Brazilian H erb s...... 8.00 Lithia Eff Tablets, 36s...... doz 4.00 Lax Cold. T ab l...... doz 2.00 Brazilian Herb, Tabl...... 8.00 Powder, ozs...... doz 12.00 Little Early Risers...... doz 2.00 Brazilian Oil 25c...... 1.75 Tablets, 25s...... doz 4.00 Rheum Pills, sml...... doz 4-00 Brazilian Oil 50c...... doz 3.50 Tablets, ozs (5-gr)...... doz 13.20 Rheum Pills, lg e ...... doz 8.00 C0C0AINE (S ee Burnett’s) DAISY Fly Killer...... doz 1.55 DEXTRI C0DE0ARIUM...... 15.00 DAISY Fly Ki)\er Fillers...... doz .75 Maltose I s ...... doz 6.75 OOKE t 5 DALLEY’S POLISHES, Maltose 5s__ _ ...... ___...d o z 30.00 Dandruff Remedy, $1.00...... 9.00 DIAMOND “2 in i” Black P aste...... doz 1.35 Dinner Pills (See Dodd’s). C0LCHI Sal Capsules 100s...... 23.10 “2 in 1” Black Combination...... doz 1.35 50s...... 12.60 Brown Paste...... doz 1.35 D y es...... doz 1.13 Oxblood Paste...... doz 1.35 DIAZYME Essence (S ee Fairchild’s) COLE’S Tan P aste...... doz 1.35 Carbolisalve, sml...... 2.25 Tan Combination...... doz 1.35 DIEHL’S Silver Salve sml...... doz 4.00 Carbolisalve, lge...... doz 4.50 W hite Cake...... doz 1.35 Silver Salve, lge...... doz 9.00 Carbolisalve, Veterinary, sml. . .doz 4.00 White Liquid...... doz 1.35 DIEMER'S Grip Malarine...... doz 1.00 COLLIN’S Voltaic Plasters ...... 2.40 DAMSCHINSKY’S DIGEST0IDS...... doz 4.00 COLORADO Hair Dye, sm l...... doz 4.25 Hair Dye, lge...... J...... — doz 6.25 DILAXIN...... doz 2.00 Cough and Cat. R t...... 4.50 DIMAZ0N Oil...... doz 4.00 C0L0RITE...... 2.10 DAN-D...... doz 4.00 DANDERINE DIMAZ0N, Oint.. 1-oz...... doz 4.00 COLTSFOOT Expectorant, (See Slocum’s) Hair Grower, sml ...... doz 2.80 DI0N0L, Emulsion...... doz 6.00 1 “ Ointment...... doz 6.00 COLUMBIA Hair Grower, m ed ...... doz 4.80 Heal Pow., 4-oz...... — doz 2.40 Hair Gro w er, lg e ...... doz 8.00 Tubes ...... ------..doz 6.00 J COMFORT FOOT POWDER...... doz 1.75 DANIEL’S DI0VIBURNIA...... doz 12.00 Pasadyne...... doz 18.00 DI0X0GEN COMMON SENSE ,5%-oz bottles...... doz 2.00 Exterminator...... doz 2.00 DARPIN (Kennedy’s Dk Pinus Canad. doz 15.00 10%-oz b ottles...... doz 4.00 Colic Cure,...... DAVIS’ 20-oz b ottles...... — ...... doz 6.00 Liniment...... See Jackson.s Anti-Headache, 10c...... doz .75 DITMAN’S Renovating Powder. Anti-Headache, 25c...... doz 2.00 Sea Salt, I lb b o x e s...... ■.. ..doz 1.00 Menthol Beans...... ■...... box 1.70 Sea Salt, 2-lb boxes...... doz 2.00 Menthol Cough D rops...... box 1.70 CONCENTRATED Oil of Pine, % oz.... doz 4.50 DOAN’S Pain Killer, 35c...... doz 2.80 Eye S alve...... doz 2.80 DONKEY’S Pain Killer, 50c. doz 4.50 Kidney Pills...... _____ doz 5.60 Cholera Remedy...... doz 4.80 DAWSON’S Dyspepsia Powder...... doz 4.00 Ointment... — ...... v....doz 5.60 Egg Pood...... -doz 2.00 Regulets...... doz 2.80 DAYLIGHT Pills, (See Eilert’s.) Egg Producer...... doz 2.00 DODD’S Laying Tonic...... doz 2.00 D, D, D. Diamond Dinner P ills...... doz 2.50 li c e Powder...... doz 2.40 Regular Lge..... _ ____ ...... doz 8.00 Dyspepsia, T ab lets...... doz 4.00 Roup Remedy, med...... doz 2.40 Regular med...... doz 4.80 Kidney Pills— ...... doz 5.00 Roup Remedy, lge...... — doz 4.80 Extra Strong...... doz 10.00 Regular, Trial...... doz 2.80 DODSON'S Liver Tone- -...... doz 4.80 COOR’S Malted Milk, sm l...... doz 4.50 Malted Milk, lg e ...... — doz 9.00 DEAN’S DON SUNG Malted Milk, Hosp...... doz 36.00 Antiseptic Vag. Suppos...... doz 4.00 50c...... doz 4.00 Malted Milk, 10-lb can s...... lb .38 French Female Pills...... doz 8.00 1-00...... doz 8.00 Malted Milk, 25-lb can s...... lb .36 French Female Pills, double str.doz 16.00 DOUBLE 4 T ablets...... doz 8.00 4 OMAHA DRUGGIST DRAKE’S E-Z F00TEASE (S ee Allen’s) Croup R em edy...... 3.75 Black Paste...... doz .90 FORDS DUBOIS Pills...... 4.50 Tan P a ste...... doz .90 Hair Pomade sm l...... doz 2.00 Oxblood Paste...... doz .90 Hair Pomade, lg e ...... doz 4.00 DYANSHINE Shoe Polish Cordovan & Black Brown Paste...... ______.... ,doz .90 3-oz...... 4-00 FORMA Germ Kill Fumig. No. 1, — doz 4.00 White Paste...... doz 1.25 No. 1^4...... doz 5,50 DY0LA DYES...... 75 White Liquid, 4-oz...... doz 2.00 White Kid Dressing ...... doz 2.00 No. 2...... doz 7.00 EAGLE Brown Kid Dressing...... :..doz 2.00 No. 4...... doz 11.25 Condensed Milk, case $13.50.... .doz 3.50 Chocolate Kid Dressing...... doz 2.00 No. 5...... doz 13.50 Eye Salve (See Sutherland’s) Grey Kid Dressing ______doz 2.00 FORMAMINT Tablets, 50s...... doz 4.80 F0RMICAL Lubricant...... doz 2.25 FAT0N1Q ...... 4.00 French Bronze Dressing...... doz 2.00 FCHITONE...... 12.00 E&M Cough Crops...... box 1.75 F0RM0LID (S ee W ampole’s) ECKMAN’S FAIRCHILD’S F0RM0Z0NE...... doz 4.00 Alterative, large new size...... 13.50 Carminzym Tablets, 100s...... doz 6.00 FRELIGH'S T o n ic ...... doz 9.00 Alterative, small...... 7.20 Carminzym Tablets, 30s...... doz 2.00 FORREST’S Juniper T ar...... doz* 2.80 Calcerbs (See Calcerbs) Diazyme. Essence, 8 oz...... doz 9.00 E0TH0L yslb. bottles...... 9.50 Enzymol, 4oz...... dOz 6.00 FOSTER'S EC-T0 BALM Gastron, 6-oz ...... doz 9.00 Corn and Bunion Paint, sm l...... doz 1.00 doz 2.80 Holadin and Bile Salts 100s...... doz 10.00 Corn and Bunion Paint, lg e ...... doz 2.00 .doz 6.00 Lacto Baccillary Tablets ... ____doz 8.00 Hemorrhoidine...... doz 10.00 10.80 Lecithin. Glycerole, 8 oz__ .... doz 12.00 Hemorrhoidine Suppos...... doz 4.00 EDWARD’S Panopepton, lge ...... doz 10.50 Hemorrhoidine Pile’ Pipes...... doz 4.00 Dandelion, Tablets...... , doz 2.25 Pepsencia 4 oz...... doz 5 50 FRASER’S Antiseptic gargle, pts__doz 6.00 Olive Tablets 10c...... doz ,75c Pepsencia 8 oz...... doz 9.50 FRAZIER’S Olive Tablets 25c...... 2.00 Pepsencia 1 p t. . ,...... doz 18.00 Distemper Remedy, sml...... doz 4.50 Strength Tonic...... — ...... 8.00 Pepsencia 2 pts. ■ ______.doz 32.00 Distemper Remedy, lge ...... doz 9.00 EDU0AT0R ASTRINGENT...... 9.00 Pepsencia 5 pts...... __ each 6.00 FREEMAN'S Hair Grower...... doz 4.00 EELL’S Biood Purifier...... doz 9 00 Peptogenic Milk Powd., sm l. '■ ■ doz 6.50 FREEZ0NE. doz 2.80 Peptogenic Milk Powd., lge. /.. .doz 12.00 FRELIGH’S T on ic— ...... doz 9 00 PRRQI ...... 2 00 Peptonizing Tubes, 12s...... doz 4.50 FRIES BROS.' EGYPTIAN Pepules, Ox Gall Com., 50s-----.doz 4.50 Kelene, No. 34 ...... doz 13.44 . doz FAMO Hair Tonic, 35c...... doz 2.80 FROG IN YOUR THROAT...... doz .85 Tea, med ...... ------4.50 '* “ $1.00...... do® , FROST'S Asthma Remedy...... doz 14-00 9.00 FATHER JOHN'S MEDICINE FRUIT0LA ...... V. ..j.. , ...... d o z 12.00 EILERT'S sm l...... doz 6.00 FRYE’S Pancreo-Bis and P ep...... doz 4.00 Daylight Pills...... 2/0 l g e ...,...... ;•___ doz 11.50 FULTON'S Ext Tar & Wild Cherry, sml ... .doz 2 .-:o Comp No. 1 ...... ". j — ...... doz 15.00 Ext Tar & Wild Cherry, med .... .doz 4.80 FELLOWS Comp. Syrup Hypophos- Comp No. 2...... doz 18.00 doz 9.00 phiteslge...,...... doz 14.00 Ext Tar & Wild Cherry, lge -.. sm l...... doz 9.50 GARDNER’S ELECTRIC Brand Laxative (See Bucklen’s) Lax. Tablets sm l...,...... doz 2.40 Syrup Hydriodic Acid, Is...... doz 15.00 Paste (See Stearns) Lax. Tablets lg e..,,...... doz 4.80 Syrup Hydriodic Acid, ! 4 s ...... doz 8.40 .90 ELECTRO Silicon Powder... FENNERS Syrup Hydriodic Acid. Ms...... doz 4.80 Cream 8-oz...... 1.80 Syrup Hypophos Am, 16oz...... doz 12.50 .90 Blood and Liver Pellets...... doz 2.00 Cream. 4-oz...... Blood and Liver Rem lge...... doz 9.60 GARFIELD’S ELIMINATUM...... 8.00 Cough Cold Syrup, sml...... doz 2.40 Headache Powders, sm l., , ...... doz .80 El iminfts...... 2.00 Golden Relief, sm l...... doz 2.80 Headache Powders, lge ...... doz 2.00 8.00 Golden Relief, m ed ...... doz 5.60 Tea, trial...... doz .80 Golden Relief, lge...... doz 11.20 Tea, small...... doz 2.00 ELIXIR Kidney and BA Rem sml...... doz 4.80 Tea, medium...... ____ doz 4.00 Ferri Glycero Co...... doz 10.00 Kidney and BA Rem lge...... doz 9.60 Tea, l a r g e ...... doz 8.00 Payatin Co...... 10.80 Kidney Pills, large,...... doz 9.60 GARGLING OIL- (S ee Merchan’ts) Salix Nigra (See Howard Holt Co. i Kidney Pills, small...... doz 4.80 ELLIS’ | Pleasant Worm Syrup...... doz 2.4C GARNIER & LAM0UREAUX Charcoal Tablets ...... 3.00 Proto-Iod. Mercury Pills, 100s. .doz 6.30 St Vitus Dance Rem ...... doz 27.00 GAS Eliminant Tablets 100s...... doz 6.00 ELVAMPIR0 gross 10.00...... 90 FIELD'S (PROF,) Antibil Worm Powd.doz 1.65 GASTR0GEN ELY’S FINK'S Tablets 60s...... doz 4.80 Cream Balm, small...... 4.80 Magic Oil, sm l__ doz 2.80 GASTRON, (SeeF airchiid’s) Cream Balm, large...... 8.00 FIRWEIN (See Tilden) Cream Balm, Liquid...... 6.00 GAUDICHAUD'S Extract Sandalwood doz 9.00 FIST0F0RM (See Fleming’s) GAVITT’S System R egulator...... doz 8.00 EMIT0L Ampoules...... 12.00 FITCH'S GEISLER’S “ Concentrate...... 9.00 Dandruff Remover Sm l...... doz 4.75 Bird Biscuit...... -----...... doz 1.25 “ Liquid...... 9.00 Dandruff Remover L g e ...... d o z 9.00 Bird Gravel...... doz .85 “ Tablet..;...... 9.00 FIVE DROPS doz 8.00 Bird Tonic...... doz 1.65 ENARC0 (Formerly called Japanese ! Salve, sml... , ...... doz 2.00 Fish F o o d ...... doz 1.00 Oil)...... •• 4.80 FLECK'S Fish Moss...... doz 1.75 ENER6INE...... doz 2.75 Condition P ow d er...... doz 2.40 Fluid Mite Exterminator...... doz 1.00 ENO’S Fruit S alt...... doz 10.00 Egg Dyes ...... box 1.40 German Bird Seed, lbs ...... doz 1.95 ENOZ...... doz 8.00 Lice Powder...... doz 2.40 Health Food for Parrots...... doz 1.85 Poultry Powder.... . ____ ...... doz 2.40 Mocking Bird Food ..... — — doz 2.65 Gluten Suppos. adult...... doz 4.75 Toothache Gum...... doz .75 Parrot Biscuit ...... doz 1.85 Gluten Suppos. infant.... /...... doz 3.75 ; Toothache Remedy,...... doz .75 Parrot C orn...... doz 1.00 Parrot Seed, lbs...... doz 1.95 ENURESINE...... doz 8.00 FLEMING'S Actinoform ...... d o z 20.00 Parrot Spray...... doz 3.15 ENZYM0L (See Fairchilds ) Chem. Horn Stop— ...... doz 4.00 Roller Bird S eed ...... doz 1.95 EPT0L...... doz 4-50 Colic M ixt...... doz 8.00 Vegetable Ext...... doz 1.65 ERG0-API0L (Sm ith)...... doz 14.00 Fistoform ...... — ...... doz 20.00 GERMAN Svrup (See Boschee’s) Fistula Syringes...... doz 4.80 GERMILETUM,14-oz...... doz 8.00 ERMIN0, (See Bixbys) ; Spavin Cure, Liquid...... doz 18.00 GESSLER’S H, A. Wafers, trial...... doz .80 ESKAY’S | Spavin and Ringbone Paste. ...doz 18.00 Large...... doz 2.00 Albumenized Food, sml .....doz 2.80 | Sweeney Blister...... doz 8.00 GETS IT...... doz 2.80 Albumenized Food, med...... ‘doz 5.40 ! Tonic Heave Powder ...... doz 8.00 GLOBE PILLS (S ee Brown’s). Albumenized Food, lge ...... doz 8.00 | Veterinary Heal Oil...... -doz 4.00 GLORIA TONIC...... doz 8.00 Albumenized Food, Hospital.... doz 31.00 FLINT’S (PROF.) GLOVER’S Neuro-Phosphates, pts...... doz 16.50 Renovating Powd, sml...... doz 2.25 Canker W ash ...... doz 5.75 Neuro-Phosphates, 5 pts...... doz 78.00 Renovating Powd. lge ...... doz 4.50 Condition Pills...... doz 5.75 Neuro-Phosphates. Gals...... doz 114.00 FLO V0RA MALT ...... doz 10.00 Distemper Medicine...... doz 11.00 ESSENCE CARDIOL...... __ doz 4.00 Hops. 3-OZ ...... doz 2.00 Kennel & Stable Soap ...... doz 2.10 ESTE’S ROACH POWDER FLUID BALMW0RT...... :...doz 4.00 Mange Remedy ...... doz 5.75 1.80 FOLEY'S V ermif ug e ...... doz 5.75 50c 360 Banner Salve...... doz 2.40 Worm C ap s...... doz 5.75 Laundry Tablets...... 2.10 Cathartic. Tabl...... doz 2,40 GLYCEN0L, 4 oz...... doz 2.25 EUCAL0IDS (S ee Binz) Cold and Grip Tabl...... doz 2.40 “ 8 oz...... doz 4.50 ; Family Pills...... doz 2.40 “ 16 oz— ...... doz. 9.00 EUCAMPH0L Honey and Tar Co, sm l...... doz 2.40 GLYCER0-AMM0 CO. 12 00 Honey and Tar Co, m ed ...... doz 4.80 5 pints...... 48.00 34 -gals...... doz. 21.00 Honey and Tar Co, lg e ____ . ..doz 9.60 GLYCER0 Oalci. Ferro Co...... , ..doz 10.80 EUCA-MUL (S ee Binz) Kidney Pills, sml — ...... doz 4.80 GLY0ER0-CATHARTINE, pts...... doz 8.40 EUCAS0L, Tubes...... 4.80 Kidney Pills lge ...... doz 9.60 M-gals...... doz 30 00 Kidney Remedy, sml...... doz 4.S0 EVAN’S Throat Pastilles...... 3.15 Kidney Remedy lge ...... doz 9.60 GLYCERO-FERRI MANGAN, pts...... doz 8.40 EX-LAX Orino L a x a tiv e..,...... d o z 4.80 Vsgals...... doz 33.00 10c ...... 75 Pain Relief...... doz 2.40 GLYCERO-LACT-PEPSIN H gals...... doz 21.00 25c...... 2.00 Worm Candy...... doz 2.40 Lact-Pepsin, Pts...... doz 6.00 OMAHA DRUGGIST 5 GLYOERO HAJA-C0NT. HAYE’S Honey Heal Co...... doz 2.80 Medicated Plaster,H-lb...... doz 2.50 Corn Remedy...... doz 1.00 HEBRA’S Ungoid...... doz 4.00 Medicated Plaster, Vi-lb...... doz 5.00 Egglac, gals ...... -...,...... doz 10.00 Medicated Plaster, 1-lb...... doz 7.50 Egglac, Vi-gals...... doz 6.00 HEISKELL’S Ointment...... doz 5.00 Medicated Plaster, 2-lb...... doz 12.50 Egglac, qts...... doz 3.75 HEMAB0L0IDS...... doz 10.50 Papa-Pepsin, pts...... doz 12.00 Ess Jam Ginger Arom...... doz 2.50 Arseniated with Stry ch ...... doz 10.50 GLYC0 HEROIN (SMITH)...... doz 24.00 Fish Food...... doz ,80 HEM ATONE p ts...... doz 10.00 Hair Tonic...... doz 7.00 GLYC0 PAYA (S ee Howard-Holt) Liniment.;...... doz 3.00 HEM0RRH0IDINE (See Foster’s) Pbospho Caliso, p ts ...... doz 12.00 Liver Pills...... doz 1.00 GLYCOTAUROTabs. (S ee Hynson- Mending Tissue...... doz .75 HENDRICKS Cold Sore Rem edy...... doz 1.00 Wescott Co.) ‘ Mentholina. sml,...... doz 1.25 HENNA SAN, sm l...... doz 4.50 GLYC0-THYM0LINE Mentholina, lge...... doz 2.50 3 o z ...... doz 2.50 Metal Cream, Vi -pts...... doz 1.50 HERBINE (S ee Ballard’s) 6 o z ...... doz 5.00 Metal Cream pts ...... doz 2.25 HERPICIDE 16 oz...... d o z 10.00 Metal Cream, qts...... doz 4.25 Newbro’s sm l...... doz 4.50 Metal Cream, g a ls...... d o z 15.00 Newbro’s, lg e — ...... -.doz 9.00 QLYM0L (S ee Angier’s) Pain P a n a c e a . ____.doz 1.75 GODFREY'S Cordiai...... doz .85 Pile Remedy...... doz 1,50 HESSELROTH’S GOLDEN GLOW, 10-oz...... doz 10.00 Root Beer Ext. ...w ...... doz 1.50 Universal Fluss and Healing Plst doz 2.25 Sarsaparilla Comp — ...... d o z 6.50 H. H. H GOLDMAN’S Gray Hair R est...... doz 13.75 Sea Salt, 5-lb. bags...... doz 3.00 Quick Hair Color...... doz 13.75 Medicine, sml.,...... doz 4.80 Smokum, p ts...... d oz 3.50 Medicine, lge...... doz 9.60 GOLD MEDAL HAARLEM OIL...... doz .75 Smokum, q ts ...... doz 7.00 Capsules sml...... doz 3.00 Sulphur Candles, sm l_____ .... .doz .80 HIEN FONG ESSENCE Capsules med ...... doz 6 00 Sulphur Candles, lg e ...... doz 2.00 Knorrs, sml. — — ...... doz 2.50 Capsules, la r g e ...... :...... doz 12.00 Syrup Trifol. Co., pts...... doz 8.00 Knorrs, medium...... doz 5.00 Pennyroyal Pills.. .., ...... doz 3.00 Tablets Chlor. P o ta s h ...... doz 1.20 Knorrs, large ...... doz 10.00 GOMBAULT'S CAUSTIC BALSAM...... doz 15.00 Tablets, Cold...... d oz 1.50 HILL'S Tablets. Headache...... doz 1.25 G0N0SAN...... doz 12.00 Cascara Bromide of Quinine Tab doz 2.25 Tablet, Soda Mint— ...... doz .85 Celery T ea...... ----- doz 2.00 GOPHER DEATH S m l...... doz 6.00 Toothache Drops...... doz 1.00 Honey Tar, 25c. ------...... doz 2.80 L ge...... doz 12.00 Toothache Gum...... doz 1.00 Honey Tar, 50c...... doz 5.20 White Pine Cough, sml...... doz 2.00 Kidney KaSkara Tab ...... doz 4.00 G0PHERG0, 35c...... doz 2.50 White Pine Cough, lge...... doz 3.75 60c...... doz 5.00 Peerless Worm Specific...... doz 2.00 Large...... ;...... doz 10.00 HALE’S Rheumatic Pills— ______...... doz 1.60 Household Tea, sml...... doz 2.00 HIMALYA ...... doz 16.00 3.00...... doz 26.00 HALL’S GRAEFENBERG’S ^ Catarrh Medicine(Toledo) ... . .doz 6.50 HIMROD'S Asthma Powder...... doz 10.00 Family Pills ...... doz 2.00 HINDERC0RNS...... doz 1.00 Vegetable Pills...... doz 2.00 Hair R enew er...... doz 10.00 GRAHAM'S ' M / - . HALLER'S HOBB’S Sparagus Kidney Pills...... doz 4.00 Hair G row er...... doz 9.00 Barb Wire Lin sml...... doz 4.00 HOBSON’S Eczema Olnt...... doz 2.75 Hair R estorer...... doz 13.50 Barb Wire Lin l g e ...... doz 8.00 GRAINS De Sante, (See Franck’s) Corn R em edy...... ______doz 2.40 HOFF’S Pain Paralyzer, m ed...... doz 4.00 German Lin, sml.. — -...... doz 2.40 GRAY’S German Lin. lge ...... doz 4.80 Aromatic Leaves...... doz 6.50 HALZ Glycerine Tonic Comp...... doz 12.00 Sml...... ,... doz 4.00 HOFFMAN’S Sweet Worm Powders,...... doz 2.80 L g e...... doz 8.00 Barkeeper’s Friend...... doz 1.75 Vegetable T e a ...... doz 2.50 T ablets...... ;....,..__ ...... doz 8.00 Headache Powd, sml...... doz .80 HAMBURG Headache Powd, lge...... doz 2.00 GREEN’S Blood T ea...... doz .85 August Flower sm l...... doz 2.40 Breast Tea, (See Koenig’s) H0FSTRA, in Powder Guns...... doz 1.20 August Flower, lge ...... doz 7.20 Drops, (See Koenig’s) 2-0 z ...... doz 2.15 GREEN Plaster, (See Koenig’s) 5-oz...... doz 4.25 Mountain Asthma Cure (S ee Guild’s). Tea, Imitation...... doz .85 12-oz ...... doz 8.50 GREXITE...... doz 4.00 HAMLIN'S H0LADIN (See Fairchild) QRIMAULT’S Wizard Oil, sml...... doz 2.80 HOLLAND Herbs...... doz 1.75 Matico Injection:...... doz 11.00 .1 Wizard Oil, m ed...... doz 5.60 HOLLISTER’S GRIP MALERINE (See Diemer’s) Wizard Oil, lg e ...... doz 11.20 Rocky TeaMt ...... doz 2.80 HANCE BR0.S & WHITE'S • ’ Rocky Tea, Mt Nuggets ...... doz 2.80 GRISWOLD’S Phenol Sodique...... doz 4.50 Family S alve...... — doz 3.00 Charcoal Loz...... ’...... doz .75 HONEST John Corn Plasters...... doz 2.00 Kidney & B. A. Pills ...... doz 3.50 Mentho Camph, 300...... doz 2.25 HAND’S HOOD'S Mentho Camph, 60c...... doz 4.50 Colic Cure...... doz 2.80 Olive Ointment ...... doz 2.25 Stomach and Liver Tab sml...... doz 1.75 Cough and Croup Med...... doz 2.80 Peptiron Fills, sml...... d oz 4.50 Stomach & Liver Tabl m ed..— doz 3.75 1 Diarrhoea Mixture...... -doz 2.80 PeptironPills, lge ...... doz 10.00 Stomach & Liver Tabl lge... __ doz 7.50 General Tonic...... doz 2.80 Sarsaparilla...... ,...... doz 12.00 X-Ray Brand Lin 50c...... doz 4.80 Pleasant Physic...... doz 2.80 Sarsatabs...... doz 10.00 X-ray Brand Lin 1.00...... doz 9.60 Teething Lotion...... doz 2.80 Vegetable Pills...... doz 2.25 Worm Elixir...... doz 2.80 GROVE'S HORLIGK’S Tasteless Chill Tonic...... doz 4.80 HANFORD’S BALS OF MYRRH Food, sm l...... ,.....doz 3.60 GUARANTEED DEH0RNER...... doz 7.00 Sm l...... 1...... doz 2.50 Food, lg e ...... doz 6.75 Med...... doz 5.00 GUARDIAN ANGEL Remedy, Sm l...... doz 3.50 Food; Hospital...... doz 27.30 L g e ...... doz 10.00Malted Milk, sm l...... doz 4.50 GUDE’S Pepto-Mangan...... doz 11.30 HANSEN'S Malted Milk, lge ...... doz 9.00 Tablets...... doz 8.80 Cheese Color, 4 oz...... doz 2.00 Malted Milk, H osp ...... doz 36.00 GUERTIN’S Cheese Color, Tab. 12s...... doz 2.40 Malted Milk Tabs, sml...... doz 4.50 Lax Tablets, 25c ....'...... doz 2.0p Danish Butter Color, 4-oz...... doz 2.00 Malted Milk Tabs., lg e ...... doz 9.00 Nerve Syrup__ ...... idea 8.00 Junket Tabs, 15c...... doz l .20 Malted Milk Tabs., H o sp ...... doz 36.00 GUILD’S ...... Rennet Tabs, 24s...------. . . __ doz 9.60 Malted Milk Tabs., Choc. Ctd. Rennet Tabs, 200s...... doz 54.00 sml flasks...... doz 2.25 Green Mt Asth Cure, lg e ...... doz 8.50 HANSON'S Malted Milk Tabs., Choc. Ctd., GUNN’S ‘; Magic Corn Salve, sm l...... doz 1.00 sml. bottles ... . — — ...... doz 4.50 Improved Liver Pills...... doz 2.00 Magic Corn Salve, lg e...... doz 1.75 Malted Milk Tabs., Choc. Ctd;, GUYSOTT’S Yellow Dock & Sarsap .doz 10.50 lg e ...... doz 9.oo HARPER’S Malted Milk Tabs., Choc. Ctd. HAEMAT0GEN DR. H0MMELS...... doz 12.50 Headache Rem sml...... — . doz 2.65 Hosp...... doz 36.00 HAGEE’S Cordial C,. L. Oil...... doz 10.00 “ m ed...... doz 5.25 H0RM0T0NE Tablets, 100s...... doz 12.00 HAIR’S ...... HARTER’S , Asthma Treatment s m l...... d oz 10.35 , Iron Tonic...... doz 9.60 Tablets, 500s...... doz 57.00 i Little Liver Pills... *...... doz 2.00 H0RSF0RDS HAJA Acid Phosphate, 8 oz...... doz 4.50 Arnica Salve...... doz 1.50 HARVEY’S Acid Phosphate, 18 oz...... doz 9.00 Blackberry C o m p ... doz 2.00 Saratoga Antiseptic Gint, lbs., .doz 9.00 Body Polish, H-pts...... doz 1.50 Solidified Lin, lb s...... doz 15.00 HOSTETTER’S Bitters...... doz 10,00 “ “ p ts...... doz 2.25 HAY’S HOT X-RAY PLASTERS (See Slocum’s) Body Polish, qts ...... doz 4.25 Hair Health, sml...... doz 2.50 Body Polish, gals...... doz 15.00 Hair Health, med...... doz 5 00 HOWARD HOLT OO.’S Bird S eed ...... doz 1.75 Hair Health, lge . — . — ______doz 10.00 A nodynia...... doz 24.00 Bird Seed, Roller...... doz 1.75 A to n ia ...... doz 21.00 Carbolic S alve...... doz 1.50 HAYDEN’S Bryant's Iodine r...... dog 6.00 Carb. W. H. Salve...... doz 1.50 Uric S o lv en t. do'z 12.00 Elix Salix Nigra ...... doz 13.20 Castor Oil Arom...... doz 2.00 Viburnum Com, 4 oz...... doz 7.00 Gly co-Paya ...... doz 15.00 Cod Liver Oil Emuls...... doz 12,00 Viburnum Com, 16 oz...... doz 25.00 Hydrastinol...... doz 16.00 b OMAHA DRUGGIST HOXIE’S Croup Rem edy...... doz 4.00 JET OIL (S ee Bixby’s) KITCHEL'S Liniment, sml...... doz 3.50 HUMPHREY’S ' JIM CROW Corn S alve...... doz .75 Marvel Witch Hazel, 6 o z ...... doz 2.50 Liniment, lge ...... doz 6.00 Marvel Witch Hazel, p ts ...... doz 4.50 J0-HE KLINE’S Simples, Pellets or Dilutions — doz 1.50 Oil, sm l...... doz 5.50 Epilepsy Remedy, sml...... doz 10.20 Specifics Nos. 1 to 35 (except fol Oil, l g e ...... ,...... doz 13.50 Epilepsy Remedy, lge, ...... doz 20,40 lowing N os.)...... doz 2.25 JOHNSON’S Specifics Nos. 28, 32 and 33...... doz 9.00 Baby Educators...... 3 00 KNORR’S Hien Fong Ess. (See Hien Fong) Specific No. 7 7 ...... ____ -.. ..doz 2.25 Barley Flour Is...... 2.50 KN0XIT (See Begg’s) V et Oil ...... q&t, &.00 Barley Flour, %s...... doz 1.65 V et Medicators ...... doz 1.75 6088 Blood and Rheum Cure. - - 12.00 KN0XWEED Vet Specifics, 1 oz...... doz 4.50 JUNE TINT Lawn S ize...... doz 4.00 W itch Hazel Oil. sm l...... doz 2.50 Vn gals...... doz 12.00 HUNT’S S alve...... doz 5,50 Butter Color, 2-oz...... 1.25 Gals...... doz 20.00 Butter Color, 4-oz...... 2.00 HUNTSMAN'S Phosphorus P aste...... doz 1.75 Butter Color, gals...... 24.00 KODOL (See D ew itt’s) HUP FURNITURE POLISH KOENIG’S 4 oz...... d o z 2.00 JUNIPER Tar, (S ee Forrest’s > Hamburg Breast Tea — 2.00 t2 oz...... doz 4-00 KAL0S Hamburg Drops....— . . — ... doz 4.00 Quarts...... doz 8.40 Headache Powder...... 2.00 Hamburg Plaster...... doz 2.00 HURLBUT’S Tracheal Drops ...... doz 4.00 Mentho-Jell ...... 2.00 N ervine...... doz 12.00 HUSBAND’SCalcined Magnesia.. — doz 4.20 Mentho Salve...... 2.00 KOHLER’S HUSKER'S LIN, (See Cagwin’s) Antidote, sml ...... 90 KARDENE ...... 4.80 Antidote, lg e ...... HVDRARG-I0D0 Nucleoid Tahs,ozs...doz 10.20 2.40 KARG0N Comp, 1 oz vials.... . ---- doz 4.00 One Night Corn Cure__ 1.20 HYDRASTIN0L, (S ee Howard Holt Co.) HYPR0LEINE ...... doz 10.50 KARL’S KOLA-CARDINETTE (RUDOLF’S). 10.50 Clover Root, sm l...... 2.40 HY-GEE ;...... doz 1.75 KONDON’S / KASAGRA (See S team ’s) Catarrhal Jelly, sml...... 2.40 HYM0SA 12-OZ...... doz 12.00 Catarrhal Jelly, lge...... 4.80 Plasters . .... • • ...... doz 4.00 KATHAIR0N (See Lyons’) Pilease ...... __ doz 2.40 H YM 0 Salva...... doz 5.00 KAY’S KOPP’S HY'NE...... doz 8.00 Lung Balm, Tabs, lge ...... 1.75 Baby's Friend, 40c...... 3.20 HYNS0N, WESTC0TT & CO. Baby Friend. 75c ...... doz 6.00 Bulgara Tabls...... doz 9.00 KEASBY & MATTISON'S Glycotauro. Tab ...... doz 9.00 Alkalithia ...... 10.00 K0R0 CREAM...... 8.00 Glycotauro with Cascara and Bromo-Caffeine, trial...... 90 K0R0LAX...... 2.00 Phenolphthalein...... doz 9.00 Bromo-Caffeine, lg e ...... doz 10.00 K0TALK0 ...... 8.00 Lutein, Tab!,...... — ...... doz 22 50 Mercurochrome Sol...... doz 16.20 KELENE (See Fries Bros.) K0W KUREsm l...... •T f . . . doz 5.50 ■i ■ “ lg e ...... 10.50 HY0MEI (S ee Booth’s) KELLOGG’S HY0S Cole., 100s...... doz 12.00 Ant P a s t e ...... 2.00 KRAUSE'S Asthma Rem, lg e...... 9.00 Cold Cure...... 2.00 KYP0LAC Tablets...... doz 2,15 Sanitone Wafers...... 8.00 Headache Caps...... doz 2.00 HYP0-NUCLANE Tablets...... doz 9.60 Tasteless Castor Oil, 3-oz...... 2.80 KURTZ’S ICE MINT...... doz 4.00 7-oz...... 520 Electric Oil. sml...... 2.00 IMPERIAL KEMP’S Electric Oil, lg e ...... doz 4.00 Granum, trial...... doz 2.40 Balsam, sml...... 2.50 KUTNOW’S Granum, sm l...... doz 6.75 Balsam, med...... ■ doz 5.00 Anti-Asth Cigarettes...... d oz 10.00 Granum, lg e...... — ...... doz 10.00 Tablets...... 2.50 Anti-Asth Powder...... 10.00 Hair Regenerator, sml...... doz 15.00 KENDALL'S ! Imp: Efferves P ow der... 10.00 INDIAN Herbs ...... doz 7.20 Blister...... :... 4.50 Ointment...... doz 6.00 INGLUVIN (S ee W arner’s) Spavin Treatment...... • doz 11.00 K. Y. A n algesic...... 4.50 Spavin Treatment Refined.... • doz 5.50 i Lubric Jelly...... doz 2.25 INHALATUM, ...... >...... doz 8.00 LACRE0LE Hair Dressing__ 8.00 " Inhalers...... ---- -..... doz .80 KENNEDY'S Favorite Remedy. ... doz 9.00 INJECTION BROU (S ee Brou’s) LACTATED FOOD (See Wells, Richard NTERNATIONAL . KICKAP00 son & Co.) Colic Cure, lge ...... doz 12.00 Cough Syrup — ...... doz 2.40 LACTOPEPTINE Distemperine...... doz 4.80 Oil 25c...... 2.40 Elixir, li b ...... doz 12.00 Gall Heal, Sml ...... doz 2.40 Oil 50c...... 4.80 Elixir, 5 lb...... each 4.50 Heave Powder ...... doz 6.00 Oil, 1.00...... doz 9.60 Elixir with Gentian and Iron Louse Killer ...... doz 2.40 Sagwa, sml...... 4.80 Chloride, 1-lb...... doz 12.00 Stock Food, sml...... doz 2.40 Sagwa, lg e...... doz 9.60 Elixir, with Bismuth. 1 lb ...... doz 12.00 Stock Food, m ed ...... doz 4.80 S alve...... 2.40 Elixir, with Phos. Iron, Quin. & INTER0L...... - doz 9.00 W orm Killer...... 2.40 Strych., 1 lb...... doz 12.00 Liquid, lb...... doz 12.00 I0DEX...... •••• ----- ...doz 4.50 KIDDER'S Asth Pastilles...... 4.00 Powder, 1 oz...... doz 8.00 • ‘ Tubes...... doz 4.50 KinNFTS doz 5.00 Powder, % or H lb...... lb 9.60 “ Pounds...... doz 60.00 Tablets small...... doz 4.50 “ Liquid...... *...... doz 4 50 KILMER’S “ Methyl Sal...... doz 4-50 Autumn Leal (now called LACTO-PREPARATA “ Pessaries...... ------doz 4.50 Herbal E xtract)...... doz 500 S m a ll...... I.,*...doz 6.00 “ Suppositories... • ...... doz 4.50 Female Remedy...... 9.40 Large ...... ****<*)*.«*-doz 10.20 I0DIA, Battle & Co.’s, 8 o z ...... doz 9.50 Herbal Extract...... 5.00 LACTUC0DIA...... h ?-?, ? ,J U’rffrffailrtiMt) I0D0-NUCLE0ID Tablets, o z s ------.doz 10.20 Gough Rem, sm l.. * — ...... 2.40 I OWN A R em ed y...... doz 9 00 Cough Rem, lg e ...... doz 4.75 LACUPIAivw ...... doz 9.00 Tonic...... doz 9.00 Ocean Weed Heart Rem, sml. .doz 4.75 LA FRANCO'S Periodical Comp .. . ..doz 2.00 IR0NTIC Pills (See Pierce’s) Ocean Weed Heart Rem, lge . .doz 9.40 LA GRIPPE Cough Syrup, sml__ — doz 2.00 JACKSON’S Prompt Parilla Pills...... doz 1.50 Common Sense Colic Rem — doz 4.75 Pile Pipes.------...... doz 3.50 LALLEMAND'S Specific...... — 8.00 Common Sense Lint,, sml...... doz 4.25 Swamp Root, sml...... 4.75 LAMARINE W af ers...... doz 2.40 Swamp Root, lge------...... doz 9.40 Common Sense Lint., lge ...... doz 8.50 LAMBERT’S * * . i Common Sense Renov. Powd.. .doz 1.75 U. & O. Anoint, sml...... • doz 2.40 \ U. & O. Anoint, lge...... • doz 4.75 Death to Lice, 25c ...... doz 2.00 JADSALTS...... doz 6.80 Listerine, 3 oz...... doz 2.50 JAPANESE KIMOIDS ...... 2.00 Listerine, 7 oz...... — ...... doz 5.00 Oil (See Enarco) Listerine, 16, oz...... doz 10.00 KIM0SAN O il...... JAQUES German Worm Cakes .. ..doz 2.40 4.00 Lithiated Hydrangea...... doz 9.00 JAYNE’S via:; KINAZYME Tablets 100s...... doz 10.50 LANE'S •' . ’ : CarminativeBals ...... doz 2.40 KING Family Tea, sm l...... doz 2.50 Expectorant, sm l...... doz 2.40 Cactus Oil. (S ee Dean’s,) FamilyT ea, m ed ...... doz 500 Expectorant, med ...... doz 4.80 Family Tea, lge ...... doz 10.00 Expectorant, lge...... doz 9.60 KING'S Quinine Tabs...... doz 2.5 0 Expectorant Tabs ...... doz 2.40 New Discovery, sml...... • doz 4.80 LANGE’S Plugs...... doz 1.25 Liniment ...... -...... — doz 4.80 New Discovery, lge.. ., .. .. 9.60 LAVILLE'S Sanative Pills, S. C...... doz 1.80 New Life Pills...... 2.00 Tonic Verm., sml...... doz 3.60 Anti-Gout Liquor...... doz 47.00 Tonic Verm., lg e ...... doz 4.80 KINSMAN’S LAV0NA C0MP0SEE Smith’s...... doz 6.00 JEROME’S Asthma Remedy, sml...... 6.00 LAV0RIS Catarrh...... doz 4.00 Asthma Remedy, lge...... • doz 12.60 Lge...... doz 10.00 Emulsion ...... ------v, .. doz 2,00 Heart Tablets...... 8.00 M ed...... d o z 5.00 New Discovery...... — • doz 8.00 KIRCHNER’S Earache Drops...... 1.00 S m l ...... doz 2.50 R elief...... doz 4.00 Salve...... doz 2.00 KIRN’S Kidney T ea...... 2.00 LAXATIVE Bromo-Quinine...... dpz 2.40 OMAHA DRUGGIST 7 _ __ LAX-ETS (see Shoop’s) m a l t in e MENTH0-LAXENE...... doz 7.20 LAX-FOS...... doz 4.80 Malt Soup E x t ...... doz 12.00 MENTH0LENE, (S ee Nichols) Plain P ts ...... doz 12.00. LAXOL W hite’s 3-oz...... doz 3.00 Ferrated, p ts...... doz 12.00 MENTH0LINE “ 6-oz...... doz 6.00 With Case Sagr, pts ...... doz 12.00 Small...... ------doz 1.25 With Cod Liver Oil, p ts...... doz 12.00 Large ...... doz 2.50 LAZY LIVER PILLS(see Slocum ’s) With Creosote, p ts...... doz 12 00 MENTH0 SALVE (See Kalos) LEAKAN0T 3 oz...... doz 2.00 With Hypophos, pts...... doz 12.00 MENTH0 SULPHHUR...... doz 4.80 7 o z ...... doz 4.00 With Olive Oil and Hypo p ts____ doz 12.00 MERCAUR0...... doz 9.00 With Pepsin and Pane, pts...... doz 12.00 LECITH0L, (S ee Armour's) With Phos. Iron, Quin, & Strych MERCHANT’S p ts...... d o z 12.00 Gargling Oil, sm l..------.doz 2.40 LEE’S, Gargling Oil, m e d ...... doz 4.80 Hazel Ant Cones...... doz 8.00 MALT0-YERBINE Gargling Oil, lge ...... doz 9.60 LENTH0L LITATE...... doz 2.80 ...... doz 12.00 Gargling Oil, fam ...... doz 2.40 LE PAGE’S MALYD0R...... doz 10.00 MERC0LIZED W ax...... doz 7.76 China Cement...... doz 1.60 MANALIN...... doz 9.00 Glue, sml,, ...... d )8z 1.60 Tablets...... doz 2.25 MERRELL’S Penetrating Oil...... doz 4.80 Glue, gills------...... doz 2.40 MANGAT0NE...... doz 10.00 METHYL CREAM...... doz 8.00 Glue, Vi pints...... doz 4.00 Glue, p t s ...... doz 6.80 MAN0LA P ts...... doz 12.00 METHYL0IDS see S team ’s Glue, qts...... doz 12.00 H G al...... each 3.00 MEXICAN Glue, gals— ...... doz 36.00 MANSFIELD’S Capillaris...... doz 4.25 Mustang Lint, sml...... doz 2.25 Glue, tubes, sml...... doz 1.60 MANZAN...... doz 4.00 Mustang Lint., m ed.„...... doz 4.50 Mustang Lint., lge ...... doz 9,00 LIBBY'S MARCHAND’S Bouillon C u b es...... Ctn 2.25 Eye B alsam ...... doz 4.65 MICAJAH’S Med. Uter. W afers...... doz 9.60 LIMESTONE PHOSPHATE...... doz 4.00 Goljden Hair W ash...... doz 3.60 Peroxide Hydrogen, Is ...... doz 6.00 MICKELSON’S KILL-EM-QUICK LINANE...... dOZ .75 Peroxide Hydrogen, Vis...... doz 4.00 Gopher Poison, sm l...... doz 4.80 Peroxide Hydrogen, )4s...... doz 2.00 Gopher Poison, lge...... doz 9 60 LINCOLN T ea ...... doz 2.50 MARLIX B & L T abl...... doz 2.00 MILES LIQUID Liquid...... doz 6.00 Anti-Pain Pills, sml— ..... doz 225 Arvon doz 9.00 MARM0LA V» oz ...... doz 6.00 Anti-Pain Pills, lge ...... doz 9.00 Kill-Em...... doz 1.65 Tablets...... doz 8.50 Laxative Tabs ...... doz 2.25 LIQU0CIDE MARSHALL’S Liver Pills...... doz 2.25 Small...... doz 6.00 Catarrh Snuff...... doz 2.40 Treatment for the Heart...... doz 9.00 Large...... doz 10.00 Restorative Blood Purifier...... doz 9.00 Cubeb Cigarettes, sm l...... doz 1.00 Restorative Nervine...... doz 9.00 LISTETINE [see Lambert’s] Cubeb Cigarettes, lg e ...... doz 3.00 Tonic..; ...... 1 ...... doz 9.00 Extract Beef. 2 oz ...... doz 3.00 LITHAD0NIS Tabs 100s ...... doz 9.00 Extract Beef. 4-oz...... doz 5,75 MILKOSE MARSH ROOT, lg e ...... doz 12.00 10-lb. can s...... each 3.(0 LITHIATED HYDRANGEA [see Lambert’s) MASON’S , 25-lb. can s...... y...... each 8.00 LITTLE WIZARD PILLS...... -doz 1.50 Magic Hair Dye, sm l...... — doz 2.80 100 lb lots , ...... lb' ; .30; Magic Hair Dye, lg e ...... doz 4.80 MILK'S Emulsion sm l..,... 4. 1...doz 4-80 LOGAN’S Rocky Mt T ea...... doz 2.25 MATCHETTES TOBACCO TREATMENT. ..doz 8.00 lg e ...... doz LONG’S MAYOR'S MILLER'S ANTISEPTIC OIL Sweet Worm Wafers, sml...... doz 1.75 Walnut Oil, tria l...... doz 5.00 Small...... doz 2.80 Walnut Oil, l g e ...... doz 10.50 LOWRY’S CALENDULINE 16 o z ...... doz 14.50 M e d ..,,...... doz 5 60 M AYR'S Large...... ____ ...... doz 9.00 L0X0L, (See Richters’ Anchor Pain Wonderful Remedy...... doz 10.00 Expeller) • System Tonic and Reg__ ...... doz 10.00 MILLER’S UNIV, BALM ...... v ...... doz 2.40 LUDLUM’S SPECIFIC...... doz 8.00 McARTHUR’S Syrup Hypophosphites doz 12.00 MI0NA [see Booth's] McELREE’S Wine Cardui...... doz 8.50 MINY0L LUDEN'S Cough D rops...... box 1.85 McGILL’S Orange Blossom...... doz 8.40 Plain Yellow ...... doz 9.60 MCKESSON & ROBBINS' M, I, S. T...... i...doz 8.25 LUNG GERMINE ...... doz 16.00 Albolene, liquid, 1 lb...... lb. .70 LUSTRE, Box 54 cans to c a s e ...... case 3.95 Albolene, liquid, a ro m .....,.. .y .lb. .75 M0DENE,...... ,.doz 8.00 Albolene, solid, 1 lb. cans — ... - lb. .40 MOELLER’S Cod Liver Oil...... doz 10.50 LUTEIN TABLETS [see Hynson, W est- Albolene, Spray Solution. 1 lb., .lb. 1.00 cott Co.] Pyrozone, 3 $ ...... ,doz 1.85 MONHEIT'S Foot S alve...... doz 3 00 Stearate of Zinc...... oz .30 M0RLENE...... doz 12.00 LUXOR...... doz 4.80 Stearate Zinc S, T. cans...... ,doz 1.50 Stearate Zinc with Bals Peru — oz .40 MORSE'S LUYTIES Indian Root Pills...... doz 2.10 Non-Ale Calendula...... *...... doz 900 McLEAN’S Non-Alco Calendula, Borated..doz 9.00 Eye Salve ...... doz 2.00 MOTHER GRAY'S (S ee Gray’s) Little Liver Pellets...... doz 2.00 MOTHER SIEGEL’S Syrup...... doz 6.00 LYK0 10-oz.. $1,00...... doz 8.00 Liver and Kidney Balm, lge...... doz 9.60 16-oz. $ 1 .5 0 ...... doz 10.00 Strength. Cord., sm l...... d o z 4.80 MOTHERSILL’S 24-oz $2.00...... doz 14.00 Strength. Cord., lge ...... doz 9.90 Seasick Rem., sm l...... doz 4.80 LYMPHOID Capsules 100s...... each 3.00 Tar Wine Lung Balm, sml. .,,.. doz 2.40 Seasick Rem., lg e ...... , .>y.ttoz Tar Wine Lung Balm, med...... ,doz 4.80 MOTHER’S LYON’S Universal Liver pills...... doZ 2.00 French Periodical Drops...... doz 12.00 Friend. [seelBradfield’s] Volcanic Oil Lint., sm l...... doz 2.40 Salve, 25c ...... ddk Kathairon...... doz 5.00 Volcanic Oil Lint., med ...... doz 4.80 Salve, 50c...... do* LYS0L Volcanic Oil Lint., lge ...... doz 9.60 Sm l...... 4 ...... doz 2-25 MEADOW MOUNT Eagle Tripoli...... doz .60 Med...... — ...... doz 4.50 Malted Milk, 5-lb can s...... doz 23.50 M0USE-0-CIDE Pts ...... doz 9.00 Malted Milk, 10-lb. ca n s.., . , each 3.30 2 5 c ..,...... doz 1.25 Gals i ...... each 5.00 Malted Milk, 25 lb. cans...... eaoh 7.50 1.00...... d 0Z '6 iOO' MECCA MUC0 L. 4B. MULEY MAKER...... doz 8 00 Compound, sml. (3H oz)...... doz 2.50 Solvent, sml ...... doz 6.00 MAC LAREN'S Mustard Cerate Comp., med. 8 o z ...... doz 5.00 Solvent, lge...... doz 12.00 S m a ll...... doz 2.00 Comp., lge. (l ib ...... doz 10.00 MU-COL Large...... , ...... doz 4.00 Comp., extra lge. (5 lb.)...... doz 45.90 Sm allA ,...... ,,...doz 2.80 Comp., crude, sml. (3 ©z)>...... doz 2.00 Medium...... doz 4-80 MAGIC Comp., med. (7 o z )...... doz 4.00 Large...... doz 9.60 Corn Salve, [see Hanson’s,] Comp., crude, lge. (1 lb.) ...... doz 7.00 Hoodoo Ant Paper (S ee Stumpffs)^ MEQRIMINE (See W hitehall’s) MULLIGAN’S Linim ent...... doz 2-00 MAGNOLIA BLOSSOM...... doz 8.00 MELACH0L...... doz 6.00 MULSIFIED Cocoanut O il...... ;.doz 4.50 MAHDEEN MELLIN’S MUNYON’S Infant Food, sml...... doz 5.00 Homeo. Remedies 30c...... doz 2.25 Dandruff Remedy, 12-oz...... doz 7.20 Infant’s Food, l g e ...... doz 7.*0 Homoeo Remedies, $1.20...... doz 9 00 MAKE-MANTabs...... doz 4.00 MENNEN’S Corn P lastar...... doz : Marrowbone Tablets...... eoz 9.00 MA-LE-NA MENTH0-CAMPH [see Griswold’s] Paw Paw Pills...... doz 2.25 S a lv e...... — ...... doz 1.10 MENTH0-EZE 35c...... '...... doz 2.80 MURAX Compound...... doz 4 00 Stomach and Liver Pills...... doz 1.50 “ 70o...... doz 5.60 MURINE MALTED MILK MENTH0LATUM Trial ...... doz 2.50 Sm l...... doz 2.00 Sml...... i*. 4 ...... ,,.doz 4.50 S ee Borden’s, Coor!s, Horlick’s, Med...... ,...,— doz 4.00 De Luxe, Pkge. ______...... doz 8.00 Meadow Brand, Thompson’s Larg«..,...... doz 8.00 Eye Salve sml;,...'___ .doz 2.00 or Milkose Tubes...... doz 2.00 Eye Salve lge ...... doz 8.00 8 OMAHA DRUGGIST MURRAY’S OMEGA OIL PARIN0L Charcoal Tabs...... doz 2 00 35c...... doz 2-80 P ts...... doz 7.20 Infallible System Tonic. 60c...... doz 4.80 5 p ts...... each 2.75 No. 2 [see M. I. S. T.] Gals...... each 4.00 0MI...... doz .75 Comp, p ts...... •------.doz 7.20 MUSTANG Liniment (See Mexican) Comp, 5 p ts...... each 2.75 MUSTEROLE ONE NIGHT , Comp, gals. _ ____ each 4,00 ...... doz 2.40 Corn Cure (S ee Kohler’s ...... --dOZ 4.80 PARISIAN Sage Hair T o n ic ...,...... doz 4.80 0PT0NA 4.00 NATURES Tablets sml...... doz PARKER’S Nerve Tablets ...... doz 4.00 Tablets lge...... doz 8-00 Hair Balsam, sml...... doz 4.20 Oil, sml...... — .... doz 2.00 Hair Balsam, lge ...... ,...... doz 8.40 Oil, lg e ...... • ..... • •. -doz 4.00 ORANGE BLOSSOM [see McGill's] Kidney Pills...... doz 2.00 Remedy, tab, sml...... doz 2.00 0RANGEINE PARMINT ...... doz 7.20 Remedy, tab, m ed ...... doz 4.00 10c...... doz .75 Remedy, tabs, lge ...... doz 8.00 PARN0TIS...... ;...... d o z 4.80 2 5 c ...... doz 2.00 PART0LA...... doz 2.25 NEEDHAM’S ' ^ „ 50o...... doz 4.00 Red Clover Bloss, 1 lb...... doz 6.00 $1.00...... doz 8.00 PASAVENA...... doz 12.00 Solid Ext, Red Clover, sml...... doz 10.00 PASSADYNE [see Daniels] Solid Ext Red Clover, lge...... doz 20.00 0RGULATUM NELSON’S Gelatine Lozenges...... doz 4.75 4 o z .,...... doz 4-80 PAUTAUBERGE’S Sdl...... doz 13.50 Hair Dressing, sml...... doz 2.25 8 oz...... doz 7.50 PA20 Ointm ent...... doz 4.80 1 • “ •** . J g e ...... doz. 4-60 ORLEX POWDER sm a ll...... doz 2.00 PEACOCK’S NE0 ..doz 1.20 large...... doz 4.80 Bromides, 8 oz...... doz 9.(K) NE0 WHITE LIQUID...... doz 2.00 0RRINE Chionia.8oz...... doz 9.00 NE0FERRUM...... doz 12.00 No. 1 ...... u . .doz PEDA LAVA ...... '...... doz 2-00 NEPHRITIN Tablets. (See Reed & Carnrick) PEERLESS '‘-of; OVALTINE, sm l...... doz 5.85 Worm Specific, [see Hill’s] NER0XIN ...... doz 4.50 Large...... doz 10.80 NESTLE’S . PENIT0NE C om plete...... doz 12.00 Food,sml...... d°z J aA 0VEL0 P ow der...... doz 13.50 “ Gleet Injection...... ,.doz 6.00 Pood, lge...... doz 6.00 0V0FERRIN...... ,...... doz 9.00 “ Injection...... doz 6.00 Food, hosp...... •••>•• •— ,doz 30.00 Douche, powd...... doz 6.00 NEURALGINE...... doz 2.00 0XIEN Tablets...... doz 6.00 Tablets, sml...... doz 4.00 NEURILLA...... doz 9.00 Tablets, lge..,..;...... doz 8.00 PELLETERINE Tanret’ [see Tanret’s] NEURO-PHOSPHATES (S eeE sk ay’s) 0Z0JELL [See Slocum ’s] PEPSO-LAXATONE.... 21.00 NEUROSINE 2 oz...... doz 2.00 PEPTENZYME 4 oz ...... doz 4.00 0Z0L 3.oz...... doz 2.00 8oz .doz 8.00 8.oz...... doz 4.00 Elixir, 8 oz...... 10.20 16-oz...... doz 8.00 Elixir, 16 oz...... 15.00 NEVER TEL...... doz 4.00 Elixir, 5p t s ...___ _1{ti *r"rr r'_%..each 5.50 NEWTON'S Heave Remedy, sml, ... doz 5.00 0Z0LAX Elixir, gals...... 7.60 Heave Remedy, large...... doz 10.00 Tabs, 100s...... e a c h .30 Powder, oz__ . •__ doz 10.20 NICHOL’S . 1 „ Tabs, 500s...... each 1.25 Powder, 8 oz...... 5.00 Adh Corn PI...... doz 1.00 Tabs, 1000s. . . . s r , A, t y „ - 5Up Tablets, 5 gr. 25s.... fUi. . J . ,__ doz 2.40 Bed Bug Powder...... doz 2.00 Tablets, 5 gr, 110s.. __ doz 10.20 Castoria Pills...... doz 2.00 0Z0LYPTINE Tablets, 5 gr, 500s.. 3.60 Charcoal Cubes...... — ..doz 1.00 4 oz....;...... doz 2.00 PEPTIR0N Pills (S ee Hood’s) Chic P ow der...... doz 2.00 P ts...... doz 6.00 Cleaning Pluid...... doz 2.00 5 p ts...... each 2.50 PEPT0QENIC MILK P0, [see Fairchild’s] Cockroach P ow der...... doz 2.00 Gals..,...... ,..,.,...... each 3.40 PEPTO-MANGAN [see Gude’s] Corn S olven t...... doz 1. 0 PEPULES S ee Fairchild’s. Corn F iles...... doz 1. 0 0Z0LYPT0L Foot Balm ...... doz 2.00 4 oz...... doz 2.50 PERRIN'S Knock Em B ugs...... doz 2.00 16 o z...... doz 7.50 Straw Hat Cle&uerA v-/■£»{>’ Lip Balm ...... doz 1,00 5 p ts...... each 2.75 PERRY DAVIS’ Liq Corn PI...... ■ doz 2.00 Gals...... ^ »v,..,...each 4.15 Pain Killer, [see Davis] Liq Court PI sml...... • doz 1.00 0Z0M0RU a % .•«'W il/T'■ PERSPIN0.,.; , W.., v Liq Court PI lg e ...... doz 2 00 P ts...... i&iiiWir. :;doz 8.00 Menthol Tubes sml...... doz 1.00 5 p ts...... >...... ;. .each 3.20 PERTUSSIN...... doz 12.00 Menthol Tubes lge ...... doz 2.00 G als....^...... each 5.40 PERUNA...... doz 9.00 Mentholene__ _...... doz *-00 0Z0MULSI0N [see Slocum s] Tablets...... doz 4.50 Nasal Cream...... ••••.•••doz 2.00 PETERMAN’S Pile Remedy ...... • •. > • • — • doz 2-00 0Z0N0L, 30c...... doz 2.40 Ant Food, sml...... doz 1.00 Pile Suppositories...... doz 3,00 60c...... doz 4.80 Ant Food, m ed ...... — doz 2.00 Shampoo Pow der...... doz 2.00 Ant Food, lge ...... doz 4.00 Spot Rem over...... doz 1.00 OZONIZED Ox-Marrow, S ee Ford’s Hair Discovery, Vi p ts...... doz 1.25 Straw Hat Cleaner...... doz 100 Pomade. < , t y i ' Discovery, p ts...... doz 2.25 Styptic Pencils...... doz 1-00 0Z0T0NE . - s' Roach Food, H lbs...... doz 1.00 Sulphurtabs...... doz 1.00 12 oz— '...... doz 8.00 Roach Food, Ys lb s...... doz 2.00 Tartarine Tooth Po ...... doz 1.00 5 p t s ...... each 4.00 Roach Food, Rs...... doz 4.00 Toothache Drops...... doz 2.00 G als...... v...... each 600 Tooth Filler sm l...... doz 1,00 PETERSON’S Tooth Filler, lge ...... dOSS • *-w PAAS Egg D yes...... box 1,40 Ointment ...... doz 3.00 Toothache W ax...... d o z 1.00 PABST’S PETTIT’S 2.00 Canker Balsam...... doz 2.50 W intocream,.... — . — ...... doz Okay Specific ...... doz 24.00 Eye S alve...... doz 2.50 NEWBRO’S HERPICIDE See Herpicide. PAGE'S Eye W ater...... doz 2.50 9.00 Asthma Cigarettes, sml...... doz 2.60 Pile Salve...... '...... doz 2.50 Asthma Cigarettes, med...... doz 4.80 T ablets...... doz 2.25 N0-0UCH Corn Rem over...... 2.50 Asthma Cigarettes, lge ...... doz 9.60 PHELACTINE...... ,..! ...... doz 9.00 PALMER’S NORWOOD’S Tr. Verat V iride...... 19.20 PHENALGIN Blood Success Tabl...... doz 2.80 Capsules, 5 gr., o n ...... doz 16.20 NOTORAP,...... 8.00 Hair Success Dressing...... ____doz 2.80 Skin Success Oint, sm l...... doz 2.80 Powder, ozs ...... doz 13.20 12.00 Tablets, 2 gr., ozs..,. .doz 13.20 NU-C0-LAX Tablets 100s...... Skin Success Oint, lg e ...... doz 6.00 Tablets, 5-gr. ozs— doz 13.20 NUGAT0NE...... 9.00 PALM0 Tabl...... -...... doz 4.50 PHENOL-SODIQUE (See Hance Bros. & W hite) NUJ0L, 20-oz...... 9.00 PALPBRINE 3-oz...... doz 8.00 PHEN0LS0L , ,r .... n W i 9-oz., (new size)...... 4.80 S m a ll...... doz 4,00 NUT0N...... 5,00 PAN0PEPT0N [see Fairchild’s] L a r g e ...... doz 7.50 NUTR0LACTIS...... 12.00 PAPE’S PHENYO-CAFFEIN ‘ 9.00 Cold Comp...... doz 2.80 Small...... doz .80 NUXATED IRON...... Diapepsin------doz 4.80 Medium...... doz 2.00 OCEAN WEED Diuretic...... ---- ...... doz 4.00 PHILLIPS’ Heart Rem, (see Kilmer’s) PAPINE Battle & Co’s 8 oz...... doz 9.50 Digestible Cocoa, trade size...... doz 3.50 0CULUM 16 o z ...... doz 17.00 Milk Magnesia 4 o z...... doz 2.25 50c...... ,.doz 4.00 Milk Magnesia 50c...... doz 4.25 1.00...... doz 8.00 PAP0ID Milk Magnesia, 3 pt b ottles...... doz 15.60 Digestive Tabs (Papoids), 50s. ..doz 4.00 Phospho-Mur Quin Co...... doz 8.50 OIL OF K0REIN...... doz 8.00 Digestive Tabs (Papoids) 150s...doz 8.00 Phospho-Mur Quin Co, 3 pt ...... doz 31.20 0-KAY SPECIFIC [see Pabst’s] I Syrup W heat P hos...... doz 8.50 PARACAMPH Wheat Phosphates, Acid...... doz 8.00 OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 4 doz. cases-case 4.30 2 oz...... doz 2.40 ...... — ...... doz 120 4-OZ — ...... doz 4.80 PHOSPHAGON...... doz 13.20 OMAHA DRUGGIST 9 PHOSPHO-ALBUMEN PSYCHINE Slocum’s See Slocum ’s REQUA’S C0NT. 12 oz...... doz 12.50 Cubeb Cigarettes and cash box Tablets, 5 gr., S. C., 50s...... doz 12.50 PULV Aseptinol Comp See Aseptinol Po. (6 doz.).....each 6.00 Tabl Spl Form, No. 33...... doz 9.00 PURIFIED Toxiol (See Toxiol) Menthol Inhalers, 10c...... doz .60 PH0SPH0-LECITHIN [see W ampoles’] 25c...... doz 1.50 PUSHKUR0 Tonic No. 42...... doz 10.40 PHOSPHORATED MALT...... doz 9.00 Pencils..... doz .60 Styptic Pencils...... doz ,60 PHYN0LA...... doz 9.00 PUTMAN’S Dry Clean-0 sm all..#,.....,.,, .doz 200 RESIN0L PHYTOLINE...... doz 12,00 large...... '...___doz 4.00 Sm all...... doz 4.80 PIERCE’S “ gals...... doz 24.00 Large...... T.. doz 9.60 All-Healing Salve ...... doz 5.00 Fadeless Dyes...... y...... doz .67 RES0R BISN0L Anodyne Pile Ointment__ ...... doz 5.00 Antiseptic Heal Suppos...... doz 2,50 PYRAMID Po; Astr. ozs...... d«l 12.00 An-Uric Tablets sml...... doz 5.00 Ointment...... doz 5.25 Po. Lax. ozs...... doz 12.00 An-Uric, Tabl. lg e ...... d oz 10.00 Pile Treatment, sm l...... doz 5.25 Tab. Astr. 100s____ doz 18.00 Comp Ext Smartweed, sml...... doz 2.50 Pile Treatment, l g e ...... d o z 10.00 Tab. Lax. 100s...... — ...... doz 18.00 Comp Ext Smart weed, lge...... doz 5,00 Pills...... doz 2.00 RESERC0-ZINC, 25c...... doz 2.00 Favorite Prescription...... doz 10 00 PYRENE 50c...... doz 4.00 Fav Presc Tabs sml...... doz 5.00 4-oz...... doz 2.00 lbs______...... doz 24.00 Fav Presc Tabs lge...... doz 10,00 8-oz 1 ...... doz 4.00 RESPIRAZ0NE see Tilden’s, Golden Medical Disc...... doz 10.00 Golden Med Disc Tabs, sm l...... doz 5.00 PYR0Z0NE see McKesson & Robbins REX TEA...... doz 1.75 Golden Med Disc Tabs lg e ...... doz 10.00 QUAKER RHEUMA...... v...... 6.00 Irontic Tabl— ...... doz 5.00 Oil of B a lm ...... doz 2.25 Linim ent...... 4.0o Nasal Douches...... doz 5.00 RHEUMAC0L...... i...... doz 8,00 P ellets...... ,... doz 2.00 Q-BAN Purif. and Str, Tabs...... doz 2.50 Hair Color Restorer ...... doz 8.00 RHEUMASALTS, sm all...... doz 2.00 PIERRE’S Boro-Pheno-Form Anti Hair Tonic, $1.00...... -...doz 8.00 m e d .,.,...... doz 4.00 Hair Tonic, 50c...... doz 4.00 la r g e ...... doz 8.00 septic Cones...... d oz 8.40 QUINN’S O in tm en t...... d o z 1200 RICHMOND’S PILEASE [see Kondon’s] Samaritan Nervine...... doz 12.00 QUINZ0IN ...... dQZ 4.80 PINE0LINE...... doz 10-20 RICHTER’S PINEX 6 0 c...»...... doz 4.80 RACCOON Com Plaster...... doz 1.25 Anchor Pain Expeller, sm l...... doz 2.80 Anchor Pain Expeller, lge...... doz 5.60 PINKHAM'S RADIUM W hite-O...... doz 2.00 Blood medi.ine...... doz 10.56 Kanvas K leen er...... doz 2.00 RIPAN’S Diver Pills...... doz 2.35 Soap...... doz 2.00 Tabules, 10c...... doz .60 Sanative Wash Dry...... doz 2.35 Spot Remover...;...... — ...doz 2.00 Tabules, 35c...... doz 2.50 Sanative W ash,liq...... doz 2.35 Tabules, 75c...... doz 6.00 Vegetable Comp, liq ...... doz 10.56 RADWAY’S Vegetable Comp, tabs...... doz 10.56 Regulators...... doz 2.40 RIT 2-doz...... d o z .80 PINK Pills, [see Williams] Relief sm l...... doz 2.80 S o a p ...... doz .85 Relief lg e...... doz 5.60 S o a p ...... g r o 9.50 PIN0LEUM ^ 4 oz...... doz 9.00 RAINBOW DYES...... doz .75 RIVAL Herb T ab l..------....------..d oz &00 Outfits...... doz 9.00 RAIN'S FIRST AID ROBIN'S P I N U S ...... doz 21.00 Tabl...... doz 4.00 Pil Cascara Co., mild, 100s...... doz 5.40 PIS0S RANSOM’S Pil CascaraCo., strong, 100s.,.. .doz 6.40 Remedy...... doz 2.40 Pil Cascara Co., strong, 500s.... .doz 40.20 Tablets...... doz 4.80 Hive Syrup and Tolu, sml...... doz 3.20 Hive Syrup and Tolu, lge...... doz 4.80 ROBINSON’S PLANTEN’S HARD CAPSULES King of the Blood ...... doz 7.25 No. 10, Copaiba Balm, 12s...... doz 1.50 Patent Barley, Yt tt> cans...... doz 2.50 No. 11, Copaiba Balm, 24s...... doz 2.75 RAT BISKIT ■ Patent Barley, 1 lb cans...... doz 4.75 No. 5 l Planten’s C. & C. 112s— doz 2.25 Sm l...... doz 2.00 ROOHE’S Embrocation...... doz 15.’5 No. 6< Or Black > 24s....doz 4.25 L ge...... , , ...... doz 2.80 No, 7 1 (Reg. Trade MTk j S6s... .doz 6-25 Paste, Tubes...... ,.doz 2.00 ROOKY MOUNTAIN RAT-MUM...... doz 2.00 Tea, see Hollister’s Redsules...... doz 12.00 Tea, see Logan’s PUTT’S Chlorides. 65c...... doz 5.50 RATNIP, 30c...... doz 2.10 Tea Nuggets, see Hollister’s Chlorides, 40o...... doz 3.00 RAYMOND'S Pectoral Plasters...... doz 2.00 ROUGH PLOUGH’S Hair Dressing...... doz 2.25 R, B.CUBEB Cigarettes, see W etmore’s On Rats, sm l...... 2.00 PNEUM0 Phthysine, Extra sml...... doz 3.20 On Rats, lg e....— ...... 2.80 Phthyaine,sml...... doz 6.80 READ'S Phthysine, m ed...... doz 12.00 Shoo-Fly Horn Pt, pts...... ,.doz 6.00 ROYAL POLISH (S ee Bixby’s Shoo-Fly HornPt, q ts...... d oz 12.00 P0D0LAX...... doz 4.80 Shoo-Fly Horn Pt, gals...... doz 40.00 RUDY’S POISON WHEAT see Sweeney's. Little Liver Pills...... 1.75 REB0 Pile Suppositories...... 4.00 PONCA COMPOUND Tabs...... doz 10.00 Roach Destroyer No. 4...... doz .75 POND’S EXTRACT Roach Destroyer No. 8...... doz 2.00 RUET0NE...... __ doz 8.40 Emergency size...... doz 2.25 RECT0L W eeks’ see W eek’s RUSSELL Em ulsion...... d oz 12.00 Small...... ■...... doz 4.50 Green Bone...... d o z 12.00 Medium...... doz 9.00 RED Cioverine S alve — ...... doz .80 Large...... doz 18.00 RED RUSSIA Salve, see Redding’s POOR RICHARD'S EYE WATER...... doz 2.10 Cross Cough Drops, RUST’S POPHAM'S ASTHMA MEDICINE...... d oz 8.40 S ee Candy Bros. Sulphur Oil, 16 oz...... 6.00 PORTER’S Cross Tansy Pills...... doz 8.75 Antiseptio Healing Oil, sml...... doz 2.40 SAFETY K A PS...... 5.75 Antiseptic Healing Oil, m ed...... doz 4.80 RED CROSS Toothache Outfits----- .doz 1.75 SAGE'S Catarrh Rem edy...... d o z 5.00 Antiseptic Healing Oil, lg e...... doz 9.60 REDDING'S Russian S a lv e .: ...... doz 2.40 P0SLAM SAGWA fSee Kickapoo) Small...... '....doz 4.50 REDUCINE...... doz 48.00 SALACETIN see Bell's, Large...... doz 18.00 REED & CARNRICK’S SALCAN 1 ftz ...... 4.00 POTTER'S Walnut Juice Hair Stain.doz 10.00 Nephritin Tablets, 80s...... doz 10.20 POWERS Nephritin Tablets, 500s...... doz 57.00 SAL-CODEIA see Bell’s Asthma Relief, sml...... doz 5.00 REGAL Louse P ow der...... doz 2,40 Asthma Relief, lge...... doz 10.00 SALHEPATICA REQULETS see Doan’s S m all...... 2.80 PRESCRIPTION R 1000...... doz 8.00 Medium.,,,...... doz 5.60 Prescription 1000 Inj ection...... doz 8.00 REQULIN...... doz 6.00 Large...... 11.20 PREVENTICS S e e Shoop’s. REMICK’S Eczema Salve...... doz 4.80 SALIN0S 2 5 c...... 2.00 PRICE’S (Mrs.) Canning Comp...... doz .96 50c...... 4.00 PRICE’S MEDICINE S ee Halz. REMO...... doz 8.00 $1.00...... 8.00 PR0BILIN Pills, 60s...... doz 15,00 REMUE------. ------....doz 8.00 SALUBRIN A ...... 6.00 PR0T0NUCLEIN B ...... 8.00 Beta Cubes 5 gr. 60s...... doz 10.20 RENALT0NE see Wampoles’ Powder, in*....'.; ...... doz 10.20 REQUA'S SALUGEN Powder, Special, 1-3 oz...... doz 10.20 Caustic Pencils...... doz ,60 Medium ...... 4.80 Powder, Special, 1 oz...... doz 24.00 Charcoal Tabs, 15c...... doz 1.10 Large...... 9.60 Tablets, 3 gr, 23s...... doz 2.15 Charcoal Tabs, 30c...... doz 2.40 Tablets, 3 gr, 100s...... — dbz 10.20 Charcoal-Tab. 60c...... doz 4.80 SALVA-CEA Tablets, 3 gr, 500s...... each 4.00 Cubeb Cigarettes...... doz 1.00 Sm all...’...... 2.55 Tablets, Special, 2 gr, 80s...... doz 10.20 Cubeb Cigarettes and cash box 4.85 PRUN0IDS (36s)...... doz 4.50 (3 doz,)...... each, 3.00 Extra Strong ...... 4.85 10 OMAHA DRUGGIST SALVITAE SENG 10 o z ...... doz 9.00 SI0MINE Capsules H-gr...... doz 15,00 Medium...... , ...... doz 9.00 Capsule ^-gr______doz 18.00 Large______doz 15.00 SER ATHOL...... doz 4.80 Capsule 1 gr...... doz 21.00 SAMOLIN CLEANER SERGEANT’S Cond. P il l s ...... doz 4.50 Capsule 2 gr...... doz 24.00 Gal...... doz 22.50 Sure Shot Caps...... doz 4.50 Capsule 5 gr...... doz 36.00 Qts...... doz 6.75 SKAT RAT...... doz 4.00 SEVEN P t s ....___ doz 3.60 SKIN SUCCESS No. 930 asst...... each 6.97 B ark s...... doz 5.20 Sisters Hair Grower, sml...... doz 5.00 Ointment, see Palmer’s SANAD0N, sml...... doz 4.00 Sisters Hair Grower, lg e ...... doz 10.00 SLEEPER’S L g e ...... ;..; ...... doz 8.00 Sisters Scalp Cleaner...... doz 5.00 Fly Paper...... 40 SANAT0GEN Fly Paper...... 7.00 SEVERA’S Fly Paper, envs (50 in box)... 1.25 100 gram...___ ...... doz 960 Antisepsol...... doz 2.75 200 gram...... doz 19.20 Fly Paper Env. 100 in b ox __ 2.50 400 gram...... ^ ...... doz 38.40 Balsam of Life______,....doz 6.50 SLOAN’S Balsam for Lungs sml...... doz 2.00 Anti-Colic, sm l...... 4.80 SANFORD’S ' ’ Balsam for Lungs, lge...... doz 4.00 “ “ lge...... 9.60 Liver Invigorator...... doz 8.00 Blood Purifier..:.,.. ,...... doz 9.50 Fever and Dist. Tonic, sml. ...doz 4.80 Cold and Grip Tabs...... doz 2 40 SANIFLUSH. . . . .I...... doz 2.25 Fever and Dist. Tonic, lge.. 9 60 Diarrhoea doz 2.25 Nerve and Bone Lint, sml__ 2.80 Esorka, sml...... do* 6.00 SANIT0NE Wafers see Kellogg’s Nerve and Bone Lint, med.. 5.60 Esorka, lge ...... doz 12.00 Nerve and Bone Lint. lge. .. 11.20 Foot Powder...... doz 1.90 SANITUBES...... -doz 2.40 Golden Eye Salve... ______.... .doz 1.75 SLOCUM’S SAN0CIDE P o ...... doz 4.00 Gothard’s Oil, lge.. .doz 5.00 Coltsfoote Expectorant...... 8.00 Hair Pomade...... doz 1.75 Hot X-Ray Plasters...... 1.50 SAN0L K & L Remedy, sml..doz 4.00 Hair Tonic...... doz • 5.00 Lazy Liver Pills...... 1.50 “ “ “ lg e ...... doz 8.00 Healing Ointment...... doz 1.90 Ozojell, sml...... 2.50 SANMETT0...... doz 10.50 Heart Tome ...... doz 9.50 Ozojell, lg e...... 5.00 Kidney and Liver Rem, sm l...... doz 5-50 Ozomulsion, sml...... 5.75 SA0LA (See Tilden’s) Kidney and Kiver Rem, lge...... doz 10.00 Ozomulsion, lge.-...... doz 11.00 SANTAL ...... Laxative Vermifuge...... doz 3.75 Psychine...... doz 25.00 M idy...... doz 16.80 Laxoton...... ,.... .doz 2.75 SMITH’S ...... Liver P ills...... _____ ...doz 1.75 Bile Beans, sml,,,,,,,,doz 2.40 SANTAL0IDS (S ee Stearns) N ervoton...... ;....— ..... doz 10.00 Bile Beans, lge...... doz 2.40 SANT0NE... i ...... doz. 4.00 Regulator doz 9.50 Catarrh Treatment, po...... doz 12.00 Rheumatic Remedy. doz 9.50 Catarrh Treatment, complete doz 21.00 SAP0LI0 Skin Ointment__ ...... doz 3.90 SMITH BROS Cough Drops (40 pkgs. Hand ....„ doz 1.00 Soothing D r o p s ...... doz 1.90 inbox)...... box 1.75 Scouring... .,,,,,,,,,.— doz ,95 Tablets for H eadache...... doz 2.00 SM0KC...... doz 2.00 SARATOGA Ointment, see Harvey’S SEXINE Pills,______....doz 9.00 SNOW LINIMENT see Ballard’s S0F0S, 8-oz ...... v, ...doz 8.00 SAVE-THE-HORSE *V*‘ ' SHAC (See Stearns) , SOLVIT...... '4.80 Ointment, 8-oz...... — doz 4.00 S0LVITE ...... 2.80 Spavin Cure...... '...doz 51.00 SHAKER’S SPERRY’S Lump Jaw R em edy... 12.00 SAX0LITE...... doz 6.12 Extract R oots...... doz 6.00 SPIRO POWDER...... 2.25 SAYMAN’S SHERMAN’S SPOHN’S Lax. Tahules...... doz 1.20 Headache Rem, sml...... doz 1.25 Distemper Cure, sm l...... do? 4.50 Vegetable-Lin...... doz 5.50 Headache Rem, lge...... doz 2.50 Distemper Cure. lge. . . .v ..- v.*. .•..doz 9.00 Vegetable Salve...... doz 2.50 SHILEY’S Anti-Ant ...... ■...... ,doz .75 SPRATT’S Dog Cakes, lge...... doz 7.50 SCALE’S P I L L S ^ . i ...... -doz 1.50 M ed...... doz 8.85 SHILOH’S Puppy Biscuits, L ge...... doz • 7.50 SCARLESS Consumption Cure,pocket size..doz,, 2.40 Puppy Biscuits, Med.: ...... ‘... .doz 3.85 Absorbent...... 1... doz 12.00 Consumption Cure, sm l....____ ,...doz 4-80 SPRINKLE’S Croup Rem edy. . , . .. doz 4.00 Liniment, 10 oz...... — doz 5.00 Consumption Cure,.lge,,,,,, ....do? 9.60 Liniment, 24 oz...... doz 10.00 SPURMAX...... doz. 4.80 System Vitalizer...... doz 6.00 ST. JACOB’S OIL SCARLET R S alve...... doz 4.00 SHIN0LA • , S m l...... doz 2-80 SCHEFFLER’S Hair Colorine...... doz 9.00 Black)...... doz .90 Lge. — — , 4.80 B row n...... doz .90 ST. PATRICK’S Pills...... 2.00 SCHENCK’S Red Paste.,.;...... doz .90 STAFFORD’S Olive T ar...... doz 4.25 Mandrake Pills...'.'.;..'.: ____doz 2.00 T a n ...... doz .90 STARK’S Headache Powders 10c. .. .doz .75 Syrup, sml;....’7 ; . .doz 4.80 Tan Combination....__ ...... doz .90 Headache Powders 25c .-MSi. ..d o z 2.00 Syrup, lg e...... — doz 9-60 W hite Cake------...doz ,90 STEARN’S Tonic, sm l...... doz 6.00 Home Sets ...... doz 5,00 Alphozone Tabs, 1 gr, 60s...... doz 9.00 Tonic lg e...... doz 12.00 Apioloids, 24s...... 12.00 SCHIFFMAN’S...... SH00-FLY Chocolax, lg e ...... 1.90 Asthmador, sml.'.’. .'...... doz 5.20 Horn Paint, see Read’s Electric Paste, sm l...... 2.80 Asthmador, lge,...,. ,...... ,..,..dpz 9.60 SHOOP’S Electric Paste, lge...... doz 12.00 Asthmador Cigarettes, sm l...... doz 4.00 Catarrh Remedy...... doz 4.25 E & M Cough D rops...... 1.75 Asthmador Cigarettes, lg e ...... doz 8.00 Cold T ab lets...... doz 2.15 Headache Wafers...... doz 2,00 “ Pipe Mixture...... doz 8.00 Cough Syrup, sm l...... doz 2.15 Kasagra. pts...... 21.00 Blood and Nerve Tonic...... doz 4.20 Cough Syrup, m ed ...... doz 4.25 Methyloids, 40s...... 7.20 Catarrh Balm...... doz 4.00 Croup Syrup...... doz 4.25 Santaloids. 40s...... 12.00 Cone. Expectorant...... doz 4.00 Diptheria Rem edy...... doz 4.25 T onic,...... 9.00 Tritipalm, 8 oz...... 11.50 SCHLOTTERBEOK’S Fever Prescription...... doz 4.25 Pink Pain Tabl...... ,...... doz 2.15 Vibutero, 8 oz...... 10.50 Comp. H e l o n i n M i x t u r e , , d o z 24.00 Zymole Trokeys...... ;. 2.00 Comp. Hydrastis Mixture...... doz 24.00 Health Coffee Imitation...... doz 2.25 Sol. Hypo. Lime and S o d a ...... doz 10.50 Magic Ointment...... idoz 4.25 STEER0 ...... Syrup Manganese Co...... doz 10.50 Nerve Pills...... doz 2.15 Bouillon Cubes 12s ...... 2.75 Syrup Phospho-Chloridelron__ doz 10.50 Preventics, 25c.:...... doz 2.25 Bouillon Cubes 50s...... 90 Restorative, liquid..,.,...... ,,.,doz 8.50 Bouillon Cubes 100s...... 1.70 SCHNEEBERGER SNUFF...... doz .35 Restorative, tabs...... doz 8.50 STEPHENS’ Eye Salve...... doz 2.40 SCHOENFELD’S Tea..doz 2.00 Rheumatic Rem, liq:...... doz 8.50 STER-I-F0AM. with “Jiffy” Brush. .. doz 2.85 Rheumatic Rem, tabs...... doz 8.50 W ithout Brush...... 2.00 SCOTT’S fil'K Worm Syr...... ,doz 4.25 Electric Plasters...... doz 2.10 STRAW-BRITE...... 2.00 Emulsion, sml...... doz 6.25 SHRADER'S STUART’S Emulsion, lge J , .> .-.doz 12.00 Evaporated Fig Po, sml...... doz .75 Norw. Cod Liver Oil. 10-oz ...... doz 10.00 Evaporated Fig Po. lge...... doz 2.00 Absorbent Lozenges...... 2.40 Calcium Wafers...... -...... 4.80 SCR0F0N0L. . . . ' . . "'.'.T...... doz 9.60 SHUWHiTE (S ee Bixby’s) Dypepsia Tabs, sml...... 4.80 Dypepsia Tabs, lge...... 9.60 SECRET0GEN SILMERINE.------.doz 9.00 Elixir,’p fc s.-i..-...... j.d o z 15.00 STUMPFFS’ Rat P a ste ...... 2.00 Elixir 5 p t s ...... each 5.90 SILVER ...... ,...... Magi,c Hoodoo Ant P aper.... 1.60 Elixir, gal...... each 9.00 Cream Polish, (See Wright’s) SUCCUS Cineraria Maritima...... 9.00 Tabs ioos ::;: ..:::; doz 10.00 Pine Healing oil, sm l...... __ doz 2.40 Tabs, 500s::f;;.v.v.v::::.v:.'.v;.vvdoa> 48.oo Pine Heal Oil, m ed...... doz 4.80 SULF0 Powder...... 4.50 Tabs, 1000s...... doz 92.40 Pine Heal Oil lg e ...... doz 9.00 sulfosolution:.:;;::::...... 8.40 Salve. (S ee Diehl’S)..... SEDAV0L...... doz 14.50 SULPHERB Tabs...... ; ...... ------4.80 SEIBERT’S ...... SIMMONS’ ' ' SULPHO-NAPTHOL, Handy Fly Tins...... doz 1.25 Liver Regulator, dry, sml...... doz 2.25 3 oz... ; ; I;; .v.v.v...... 2.25 Magic Fly gillftr..• ...,.;d o z 1.25 Liver Regulator, dry, lge...... doz 8.50 8 OZ..__ ...... 4.50 Poison Fly Paper, envs (50 in Liver Regulator, liq, sml...... doz 4.50 sulph o s age ...... doz 4.00 box). box 1.25 Liver Regulator, liq ,lge...... doz 8.50 SULPH0T0XIN...... 7.20 OMAHA DRUGGIST 11 SULPHURRO TONGALINE VERAC0LATE 4 oz...... V------...... doz 4.00 4 oz...... ‘...... 5.00 Tablets 100s...... doz 10.00 10 oz...... doz 8.00 8 oz...... 10.00 Tablets 500s...... doz 42.00 SUPERIOR Whooping Cough Rem.. .doz 8-00 5 p ts...... 6.60 I. Q. &S. Tabl 100s__ ...... doz y.oo SUTHERLAND'S Eagle Eye Salve. ....doz 2.40 Tablets Lge...... 10.00 P. & P. Tabl 100s...... doz 10.00 Tablets Sml...... doz 5.00 P. & P. Tabl 500s...... doz. 42.00 SWAMP And Lithia Tabs Lge...... 10.00 Root, see Kilmer’s. VERASEPTOL ...... :..doz 6.00 T0NIKEL...... 13.50 SWAN’S Liver and Kidney Medicine doz 4.80 VIBURN0...... doz 12.00 T0NSILINE VIBUTER0 (S ee Stearns) SWAYNE’S Small...... 2.80 VICK’S Vaporub Salve sml...... doz 2.40 All Healing Oint...... doz 5.25 Medium...... 4.80 “ m ed...... d o z 4.80 SWEENEY’S L arge...... 8.00 ‘‘ “ lg e ...... d o z 9.60 Poison Wheat, sml...... doz 1.00 T0NSIT0...... 9,00 VILANE Poison Wheat lge ...... doz 2.25 T0RIS Compound...... 4.10 Powder, Sml...... ;...... doz 4.00 SWIFT’S VIN0L...... doz 10.00 Specific, sml______doz 8.50 TCXI0L, P u r if...... 4.00 Specific, lg e ...... doz 15.00 TRASK’S ...... , VIRGIN Oil of Pine. XA oz...... doz 4.00 16.00 SWISSC0 Magnetic Oint, sm l...... 2.40 VIROL lge,...1 ...... doz Magnetic Oint. lg e ...... 4.00 S m l...... \ ...... doz 4.80 V1TAE-0RE...... doz 8.00 L ge...... '....dpz 9.60 Magnetic Oint, 2-oz j ars... 4.80 TRAX0...... 12.00 SYLVESTER’S Genuine Haarlem Oil.doz 3.00 VOGELER’S TRINER’S American Elixir of Bitter Burdock Root Oil...... doz 4.00 SYRUP W in e...... 10.50 VOGUE Straw Hat Dye...... doz 2.10 Ambrozoin...... doz 12,00 Angelica Bitter Tonic...... d o z 11 50 Euphorbia Comp...... doz 10 80 Straw’ Hat Renewer...... doz 2,10 Pigs, California...... doz 4.80 TRIOPEPTINETabs...... 4.00 VOLCANIC TABLER’S TRITIPALM (See Stearns) Oil Lin. (S ee McLean’s)..___ Buckeye P ile5Oint, ’ bottles..'; .. doz 4.80 TROMMER’S tablogestin . . . :&w10.50 WADE’S Ex Malt with Cascara Sagr vV. .doz 12.00 Pish F ood ...... d o z .80 TAFT’S ...... Extract Malt with Cod Liver Oil.doz 12.00 Asthmalene, sml...... doz 4.00 Extract Malt, Plain...... 12.00 WAKEFIELD’S Asthmalene..lge ...... U . .doz 22.50 TR0PH0NINE 1 • V ■ Blackberry Bals Co...... doz 3.20 TALCUMIZED Sodium Fluoride...... doz 2.50 Cough Syrup, sml...... doz 2-40 12 oz...... 10.20 Cough Syrup’, lge...... ‘...... doz 4-80 TANGLEFOOT ...... TROXELL’S LIN. V : * (* Egyptian Lin. sm l...... doz 2.00 Ant and Roach Powder,, sm l.... doz .80 Sml...... 4.00 Egyptian Salve. ; ....doz 2.00 Ant and Roach Powder, lge ...... doz 2.00 L g e...... 8.00 Eye S alve...... doz 2.00 Ply Paper (50 double shts. in ctn) ctn 1.00 Fly Paper. 5 cartons in case... . case 4.75 TRYPS0GEN...... Golden Oint...... doz 2.40 Ply Ribbon, 50 in ctn...... Ctn 1,10 Tablets, 100s______...... doz 12.00 Nerve and Bone Lin. . . ! . .-...... doz 2 00 Tabs. 500s______54.00 JANLAC Ointment...... doz 2,15 TURP0 3 0 c ...... 2.40 WALKER’S " Rhem. Treatment’, ' . ..'.7.7..'. .'.doz 8.00 “ 60c...... 4.80 Medicated Uterine W afers.... .doz 7.50 TAWRETS Pelleterine :...... ;doz 2940 '* 1.20. v.vJ.v.v.v.v.v...... 12.00 WALK0 • '...... TARRANT’S ...... TUTTLE’S ELIXIR...... doz 5.25 Roup and Cholera C u r e ...... doz 4.80 1 0 0 ...... doz Cu-Co-Ba Capsules...... v.v.doz 10.00 TUTT’S Liver Pills...... r;1,.. 2,35 8.00 Extract Cub and Cop...... doz : 10.00 - Seltze# Apierient. sml...... doz. 5.00 TWINK CYES...... y * m WALNUTTA Hair S tain ...... doz 4.50 (•Seltzer Aperient,.lge...... -^^...... doz, 10.00 TYNDALE’S ' Vff h ’ o- WAM POLE’S Syrup Eucalyptus Co. No. 1 pts. doz 18.00 TASTELESS Epsom Salts. Sml. ;.; i'.'idoz .60 Syrup Eucalyptus Co No. 2, Antiseptic Vag Cones. . ____ doz 6;oo 1 *•**,+-. .^~~,Lge...... doz. l Jig pts. doz 18.00 Antiseptic Yag Cones with TYREE S TAUR0C0L Tablets 100s...... doz 10 00 Tcfithyol...... doz 6.00 Elixir Buchu & H ops...... doz 10.00 Apergols, 24s...... \ ...... doz 8.00 . 500s doz 42.00 Pulv.-Antiseptic Co., sml,:-. . t v .doz 2.50 Comp. Tablet 100s...... doz 10.50 Asparoline Comp, 8 oz.. .doz 8.00 Pulv. Antiseptio Co., med. 4.50 Bismuth Hydrate Co, p ts...... doz 8.00 500s...... doz 48.00 Pulv. Antiseptic, Co., lgeS.... 9.00 Creo-Terpin Co, p ts__ ...... doz 9.00 TETRASAL...... doz 6 30 ULYPT0 Ointment, sml— «__ 2.00 Creo-Terpin Co...... gal 6.00 Large...... ,’— ...... doz 4.00 Creo-Terpin Co., 5-pts______each 3.75 TERRALINE...... doz 9.00 Cough Drops ...... j. ... Creo-Terpin Co. gals...... ea 5 60 With Creosote...... doz 9.00 1.60 UNCLE SAM’S Extract G. L Oil. pts...... «. ___doz 800 THEDFORD’S Extract C. L. Oil, gals...... each 5 . C 0 Condition Powd; sml...,,...... doz 2.80 Formolid. 6 oz...... doz 3.00 Black Draught, sm l,...... doz 2.00 Condition Powd. lge __ ___ 4.80 Black Draught, lg e ...... ;...... doz 8.50 Formolid. pts...... doz 6.00 UNGLE’S Formolid Magnesia 4oz.,...... doz 2.40 THIALI0N, large...... doz 9.00 Calf Meal, 25s. .1 ...... 28.00 Formolid “ 12 oz...... '...... doz 4-80 sm all...... doz 4.50 28.00 Phospho-Lecithin, pts...... ’.doz 8.00 D rid ip . 10s...... 14.00 Phospho-Lecithin...... gal THOMAS’S 8,00 5.00 X*il Nephritic. 100s...... each • 50 Eclectic Oil,sml...... *...... doz 2,50 Dridip. Is ...... Vr...... J’... Eclectic Oil. lg e ...... j ...... doz 5.-00 2.00 UNGOID see Hebra's Renaltone, p ts...... doz 800 THOMPSON’S Soda Glycocholate Comp. Tabs UNGUENTINE 100s...... each .75 E yeW ater...... doz 2.50 Collapsible Tubes...... Pood Peptonized. 50c ...... doz 4.00 2.50 Soda Glycocholate Comp, Tabs 1 lb cans...... !.... 13.20 , 500s...... each 3.25 Pood Peptonized, $1.00...... doz 8.00 5 fi> cans (hospital)...... 5-25 Pood Peptonized, H osp ...... doz 33.00 Cones...... WA-NE-TAFoot Tablets...... doz 2.00 Pood Peptonized. 10 lb...... doz 54.00 4.00 Crayons...... 4.00 WARNER’S Hemo Malted Milk, 60c...... doz 4.80 Crayons with Protargol__ 4.00 Hemo Malted Milk, $1.20...... doz 9.60 Pessaries, No. 4...... Ingluvin Powder...... doz 10.00 Hemo Malted Milk, Hosp...... doz 36.00 6.24 Ingluvin Tabs, 5 gr...... doz 10.00 Hemo Sweets...... doz 2.75 UNGUENTUM Aseptinol Conip., see Aseptinol Safe Asthma Rem...... doz 6.00 Safe Cure ( K. & L.) sml...... doz 5.40 Malted Milk 50c...... doz 4.00 URICS0L ...... Malted Milk $1.00...... doz 8.00 11.00 Safe Cure (K- & L .)lge...... doz 10.00 Malted Milk Hosp...... doz 33-00 URISEPTIN...... 12.00 Safe Diabetes Rem...... doz 10.00 Malted Milk 10 ® cans;...... lb .43 US0LINE Oil, Safe Nervine...... doz 10.00 Malted Milk 25 lb cans...... each 10.00 5.50 Safe Pills...... doz 1.80 TH0R0...... doz 2,50 UREG0 Oint. lbs...... 9.00 Safe Rheumatic Rem ...... doz 10.00 THREE IN ONE U. & 0. ANOINTMENT see Kilmer's WATERBURY OHEM. CO.’S Antiseptib Cutizene, sm l...... doz 2.00 Oil, sml...... doz 1.20 VALESC0...... Oil, lg e...... doz 2.40 9.00 Antiseptic Cutizene, lge ...... doz1 8.00 Oil, Handy Cans__ , ...... doz 2.40 VAN’S Antiseptic Cutizene, 5-pts...... ea 2.75 Oil, Factory Size.,..,...... — doz 4.80 Mexican Hair Restorer...... 9.00 Asparagus Comp...... doz 8.00 Cod Liver Oil, plain...... doz 8.00 TILDEN’S VAP0-CRES0LENE Cod Liver Oil, 5 p ts.. . , ...... veach 2.75 Elixir Iodo-Brom Calc Co., pts,. doz 14.40 ...... C om plete.. 14.00 Cod Liver Oil, gals...... each 4.00 Pirwein, pts...... doz ,14.40 ...... 2 oz...... >. .doz 2.40 Cod Liver.Oil, Co., C- & G ...... doz 8.00 Respirazone.pts...:...... doz 14.80 ...... 4 oz ...... 4,80 Cod Liver Oil, Co., C.&G.,5pts each 2.75 Saola...... doz 480 16 oz...... 14.00 Syrup Iodide Iron, fl>s...... doz 9.24 CodLiverOil, C. &.G., g a ls...... each 4.00 1.25 E. & Y. Comp...... doz 600 TINCTURE Cadomene...... doz 7.20 Globes...... (... :85 Kavinum Compound...... doz 8.00 Lam ps...... 3.20 Liquid Magnesia...... doz 6.00 TINTEX...... i ...... doz .75 Tablets...... 75 W icks...... Pinozyme...... doz 8.00 TIZ...... doz 2.80 .10 Pinozyme, 5 pt§ ...... ea 2.75 T0K0SAN...... doz 8.00 VARNESIS...... 10-00 WAVENL0CK TOILETKLEEN...... doz 1.85 VELV0 Laxative Liver Syrup.. doz 4,00 L ge., ...... , doz 8.00 12 OMAHA DRUGGIST WEAVER’S WHITTEMORE’S-CONT, YOHIMBIN Tabs 20s...... doz 13.20 Canker and Salt Rheum Syr__ doz 8.00 Elite Combination...... doz 2.17 YOUNG’S Cerate...... doz 2.00 Elite Baby...... doz 1.25 Absorbine (See Absorbine) WEBER’S Alpine T ea...... doz 1.00 Gilt Edge...... doz 2.50 Lax. Tabl...,...... doz 4.00 WEEKS Imperial Bronze...... doz 2.00 Pile Oint...... doz 4.00 Break, Up;A Cold Tabs...... doz 1.75 uick W hite...... doz 1.85 Pile Tabl...... doz 4.00 R ecto l....’...... doz 3.50 uick White, Jr...... doz 1.00 Stomach Tabl...... doz 8.00 W afers...... doz 1.75 §Shuclean White ...... — doz 2.00 WELCH’S Aegopodium...... doz 9.60 ZAEGEL'S Star Combination...... doz 1.25 Magnetic Oil, sm l...... doz 2.80 WELDON A...... 8.00 WIDEMANN'S Evaporated M ilk...... doz 2.75 Magnetic Oil, med...... doz 4.80 WELLS, RICHARDSON CO.’S Evaporated Milk, case of 2 doz case 5.40 Magnetic Oil, lg e ...... doz 12.00 Dandelion Butter Color, sm l__ doz 2.80 WILD ROOT HAIR TONIC Swedish Ess of Life, dry...... doz 3.20 Dandelion Butter Color, m ed__ doz 5.20 Sm l...... doz 2.80 Swedish Ess of Life, liq, sml__ doz 4.80 Dandelion Butter Color, lg e ...... doz 8.00 Med...... doz 4.80 Swedish Ess of Life, liq, lge...... doz 12.00 Lactated Pood, sml...... doz 2.00 L g e ...... doz 8.80 Lactated Pood, m ed...... doz 4.00 ZEMAC0L p in ts...... doz 9.60 Lactated Pood, lge...... doz 8.00 WILLS English Pills...... doz 2.00 ZEMAT0L ozs...... doz 2.50 Lactated Food, hosp...... doz 24.00 WILLIAMS’ H-Lbs...... doz 14.50 WEST’S Pink Pills...... doz 4.80 L b s...... doz 27.50 Nerve and Brain T reatm ent__ doz 8.00 WINCHELL’S Teething Syrup...... doz 2.40 ZEM ATONE...... doz 10.00 WESTMAL’S Little Senna Liver Pills.doz 2.00 WINE CARDUI see McElree’s ZEM0 Sml...... d oz 2.80 WETMORE’S WINSLOW’S Soothing Syrup...... doz 2.75 L ge...... doz 8.00 Caustic Pencils...... doz 1.00 Double Strength ...... doz 10,0C R. B. Cubeb Cigarettes...... doz .85 WIZARD OIL (S ee Hamlin’s) Lax Pepsin Tabl...... doz 2.00 WOLFSTIRN’S Gout & Rheu R em __ doz 8.00 WHEELER’S ZEN0LEUM Blood-Oids...... doz 4.00 WOODBURY’S % P ts...... doz 2.80 Comp. Elix Phosph with Calis.. .doz 10.00 HairToniclge...... doz 8.00 Qts...... doz 6.00 (Tissue Phosphates-) WOOFTER’S Corn and Bunion Rem ..doz 2.00 ** Gals...... doz 10.00 Nerve Vitalizer...... i.doz 9.00 Gals...... doz 16.00 WHETZEL’S WOOLFORD’S 5 Gal cans,— ...... each 6.00 Sanitary Lotion, sml...... doz 4.25 Lice Powder...... doz 2.40 Quick Relief, sml...... doz 4.80 Sanitary Lotion, lge __ ...... doz 8.50 Quick Relief, lge...... doz 9.60 ZENSAL WHITE WRIGHT’S Dry...... doz 6.00 Cloverine Salve...... doz 2.00 Condensed Smoke...... doz 10.00 Moist...... doz 6.00 Ham Pickle, sml...... doz 6.00 WHITE RABBIT Egg Dyes...... box 1.40 “ '* lg e ...... doz 12.00 ZE PYR0L WHITE’S v Indian Veg Pills, plain...... doz 2.00 25c...... doz 2.00 Cream Vermifuge...... doz 2.80 50c...... d oz 4.00 Indian Veg Pills, s c ...... doz 2.00 1.00...... doz 8.00 WHITEHALL’S Rheum Rem...... doz 9.00 Megrimine, a s s o r t e d ...... doz 4.00 Silver Cream P olish,..,...... doz 2.25 ZINT0NE...... doz 4.50 Megrimihe, w h ite...... doz 4.00 ZIRAT0L sml...... doz 3.00 Rheumatic Cure...... doz 4.00 WYANT’S Eye Bright...... *...... doz 12.00 WYETH’S Med...... doz 6.00 WHITTEMQRE’S Sage and Sulphur, sml...... doz 6.00 ZIP...... d o z 8.00 Albo...... doz 1.25 Sage and Sulphur lge...... doz 8.00 Boston W. P. Dressing...... d o z 2.20 ZYM0CIDE Bullyshine, black...... doz 1.42 X-RAY 6 o z ..:...... doz 4.80 Dandy Paste, russet...... doz 1.35 Liniment (See Griswold’s) 14 oz...... doz 9-60 Dandy Russet Comb ...... doz 2.17 Plasters, (See Slocum’s) ZYM0LE Trokeys, (See Stearns) An elegant dressing for the hair and will keep the scalp in a healthy condition.—Bay Rum or Cocoanut Haja Smokum, qts. (75c)...... doz. $7.00 1 doz...... , ...... for $ 1.5) Haja Smokum, pts. (50c)...... doz. 3.50 3 doz...... for 4.25 6 doz...... for 8.25 12 doz...... for 16.00 Manufactured by Tonr orders solieitcd RICHARDSON DRUG CO. RICHARDSON DRUG CO. OMAHA, U. S. A. O M A H A , JJ. S. A .