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with the original and Genuine Castoria that your sales may be promoted and our trade mark protected. Fletcher’s Castoria has been one of our greatest sellers, and our continued advertising will keep it at the top. Our Candy Bags and Counter Wrappers will Help You and Save Money ASK FOR THEM The Centaur Company, 250 West Broadway, Now York City -M OMAHA DRUGGIST

FOR NEARLY SEVENTY YEARS

HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS

have maintained a national reputation as a family medicine in all cases of'

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Order your needs from White’s Cream Vermifuge Your Wholesaler Campho Phenique MR. DRUGGIST Campho Phenique, Powder From time to time you suffer with Head­ Borozone, Liquid aches, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Bilious­ Borozone, Powder, ness, Etc., and Swaynes All Healing Ointment Have tried everything in the store ex­ Swaim’s Ointment cept Veronica Water Now give Veronica Water a fair trial, . Herrick’s Pills and get rid of these little grievances. Harvell’s Condition Powders Give it a fair trial and you will have One Real Water to recommend to your cus­ Smith’s Bile Beans tomers. You know

Hall’s Hog Cholera Remedy Satisfied Customers are Real Assets Remick’s Eczema Cure •We have made them for ourselves and can for you. Use it yourself and you will know. J. F. BALLARD W rite us today for circulars and window display.

Proprietor and Wholesale Dealer The Veronica Medical Springs Water Company Proprietary Medicines Santa Barbara, California F. H. KIMBALL, President J. H. THOMAS, Vice-President No. 500*2 North Second St., ST. LOUIS, WESTERN WHOLESALE DRUG COMPANY MO. Los Angeles Phoenix OMAHA DRUGGIST

[□]= 0 = A Pain Killing CHAMBERLAIN’S Wound Healing-Pleasure Giving STOMACH AND LIVER TABLETS Are receiving some aggressive advertising, SU N -O F- A - GUN the kind that goes right into the hands of IS the consumer, and sells the goods. No drug GILBERTSON’S stock should be without them. Don’t lose a profit and disappoint a customer, by being “ just out.”

OLD COUNTRY REMEDY order Th e m n o w of j “ The Marvel of 20th Century Pain Killers.” Richardson Drug Company; Goes Further Repeats Oftener Omaha, U. S. A. j At a Bigger Profit Customers Like It? Laud Sakes! Mr. Ring Okoboji, bought three bottles in m thirty days. Says THE PRODUCTION OF will never be with­ out it. Just one BLACK-DRAUGHT of hundreds! The dependable quality of Thedford’s Black-Draught liver medicine is main­ tained by the painstaking care with which the ingredients are assembled and prepared. Uniformity is accom­ plished by carefully supervised labora­ tory machinery, and the weight of every retail package is regulated auto­ matically. The ChattanoogaXMedicine Co. Chattanooga, Tenn. m

Sure Relief for Pains, Guts, A chfia ’*»i-! S p ra in s. - Makes ’em Buy A g a in . We have moved into our new building at 14th and Jones Street. Stock Old Country Remedy NOW. Be pre­ pared for the demand we are creating by di­ rect advertising. Send us your mailing list. Better Facilities We do the rest. Better Service Dealer’s Average Profit 65 per cent Come and See Us Three sizes; 50c, 90c and SI.50 W rite for particulars Mannfactured by Midland Pharmacal Company PITTS BURGH Omaha PLATE GLASS O R D E R F R O M COMPANY Richardson Drug Co., Omaha, U.S.A. m [5 ] @ = OMAHA DRUGGIST

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A good product for you to stock because i l l > ' - . it shows a Good Profit, is being advertised in the leading Newspa­ pers amd gives results which bring to your store Repeat Business ———-AMO'—*— . Echinacea Compound with an all year In­ I -v'jfc'N v • creasing 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 **et« It * . 1JJS7V diseases as the “Flu,” Pneumon­ Ms :r ,-,sLs«— *-» ia, Typhoid Fever and kindred Offfco, Wa*hfngtort. D. C- ailments.

Price per dozen, $12.00 3 dozen lots freight prepaid ! K sjsrsiB t “ ■ 6 doz. lots 5$ discount \ for beverag* pu • | freight prepaid

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O R D E R F R O M Richardson Drug Company Omaha, Nebraska

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“Russian” Gut Violin Strings S trin gs 46 E or 1st...doz. 28 E 4 lgths.bdl $4.50 47 A or 2 d ___ doz. 71 A 2% lgths.bdl 4.50 49 D or 3d wd..dz 9i D 2% lgths.bdl 5.25 49% G or 4th wd..dz. 109 Gw dl 1th.doz. 1.80 51 Set 4 s tr g s ..s e t 29% Set 4 strgs.set .85 51% Asst 30 stgs.bx. \ Ponca Compound 29 A sst. 30 stg s.b x 5.40 Guitar Strings 4. Tongaline Liquid, 4 oz., dozen $ 5.00 “Naples” Gut Violin 160 E or 1st.....doz. S trin gs 160 B or 2d...doz. 4 Tongaline Liquid, 8 oz., dozen 10.00 28% E 4 lg th s.b d l 3.70 160 G or 3d wd.doz 4 Tongaline Liquid, 5 pint, each fi.60 71% A 2% lgths.bdl 3.70 160 D or 4th w d .d z . 91% D 2% lgths.bdl 4.35 160 A or 5th wd.dz.. 4 Tongaline Tablets, 50 in box, 108 G w d , 1 1th.doz. 1.65 160 E or 6th w d .dz. 4 ...... dozen 5.00 32% Set 4 strgs.set .70 161% Set 6 strgs.set ^ Tongaline Tablets, 100 in box 32 A sst. 30 stg s.b x . 4.50 161% Asst 30 stgs.bx. Silk Strings for Violins Banjo Strings 4 ^ ...... dozen 10.00 8 E 3 lg th s.b d l 1.95 186% 1st ...... d o z . A Tongaline & Lithia Tablets, 9 E 4 lg th s.b d l 2.55 186% 2nd ...... doz. 11 A 2% lg th s.b d l 3.40 186% 3rd ...... doz. 9 50 in bcx...... dozen 5.00 13 D 2% lg th s.b d l 4.50 186% 4th wound.doz. 9 Tongaline & Lithia Tablets, 14 G 1 lg th .d o z . 1.35 1S6% 5th ...... doz. § 100 in box...... dozen 10.00 15 Set 4 strgs.set .85 186% Set 5 strgs.set “ Russian” Gut Guitar 186% A sst 30 stg s.b x . h Tongaline & Quinine Tablets, S trin gs 5 50 in box...... dozen 5.00 154 E or 1st g t .d o z . 1.G5 Mandolin Strings 155 B or 2d g t.d o z . 1.65 1140% E or 1st..doz. 5 Tongaline & Quinine Tablets, 156 G or 3d g t.d o z . 1.95 1140% A or 2nd..doz. % 100 in box...... dozen 10.00 170 D or 4th w d .d z . 2.20 1140% D or 3d wd.dz. .170 A o r 5tli w d .d z . 2.65 1140% G or 4th w.dz. g Ponca Compound Tablets, 50 170 E or 6th w d .d z . 3.15 1143% Set 8 stgs..set in b c x ...... o... dozen 5.00 175 Set 6 s t r g s ..s e t 1.20 1143% Ast. 30 stgs.bx. 175% A sst 30 s tg s .b x . 6.00 Violin Pegs Ponca Compound Tablets, 100 “Russian” Gut Banjo 524 Imita. Ebing...dz. in b o x ...... dozen 10.00 Strin gs 531 G en’in e E bin g .d z. 1S8% 1st Gut .. . . d o z . 1.05 No. 2 V io lin B rid g es 188% 2d Gut . . ..d o z . 1.80 ...... doz. 188% 3d Gut .. . . d o z . 1.95 N o. 1 V iolin B rid g es i 5 PER GENT DISCOUNT 0N $20 LOTS 180 4th w o u n d .d o z . 1.50 ...... doz. 188% 5th Gut ....doz. 1.65 867 Violin Resin.doz. KELLIER DRUG COMPANY, ST. LOUIS 188% Set 5 s tr g s .se t 1.15 870 Violin Book Form 188% Asst 30 stgs. bx. 5.00 ...... doz.

For Sale by Richardson Drug Co. Omaha, Nebraska

AUcock’s Porous Plasters Allcock's Corn & Bunion Plasters Brandreth's Pills Allcock's Lotion 6 OMAHA DRUGGIST

This beautiful Litho­ graphed metal cabinet given free with the first two-gross order.

O O l per cent PROFIT on every NET SOLD

Cap and Fringe, all colors

$ 1 2 . 0 0 Per Gross

Gray and White

$ 2 1 . 0 0 Per Gross

Retail Price 2 for 25c.

DRUG STORE PROFITS, Can be greatly increased by featuring Rovina Hair Nets. Nof^better side line has ever been offered to the modern druggists. Every Rovina Hair Net is unqualifiedly guaranteed for perfection, so there is no chance of loss on a single net. Rovina is a splendid repeat item, and lavtll n o t tie your money to the shelf.

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The G reat GeneralTonic

Pays You Bigger Profits!

$1.00 size, 10-oz. $8.00 D o ' . $1.50 size, 16 oz. $10.00 n il. $2.00 size, 24-oz. $14.00

6 dozen lots one size or assorted 5 discount Freight Prepaid.

SOLE MANUFACTURERS Lyko Medicine Company NEW YORK KANSAS CITY, MO.

TRADE SUPPLIED BY THE RICHARDSON DRUG CO. OMAHA, NEBR.

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A name that hasTrepresented the successful manufacture of SHOW CASES: and STORE FIXTURES for thirty years

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED BY RICHARDSON DRUG COMPANY exclusively in the Omaha territory, operating in every respect as our direct factory representatives, and Offering A new line of STORE FIXTURES of striking orig inality — affording opportunity for systematic housing of merchandise A Product of the West For the West Store Planning Service under able direction of trained Drug Store Designers offered without charge.

Your inquiries and requests lor estimates solicited.

(Cut Out'and Mail) VAN DUYNE - MORAN FIXTURES Saint Panl, Minn. Without any obligation on our part please send us information on Complete Drug" Outfits Q Candy Display Cases . . . FACTORY Water and Edward Streets Cigar Display C a ses ...... | | Saint Paul Settee Booths ...... f~~| Stove Planning Service .... Signed______OMAHA DRUGGIST

A Mo n t h l y J o u r n a l o f P h a r m a c y

V o i,. XXXIV. OMAHA, OCTOBER l‘>21. No. 10

Xot his Job sents the cost of producing the article, and the “I’m not supposed to do that,” said he, cost of material that went into it; 14 cents rep­ When an extra task he chanced to see; resents all profits, and 49 cents the cost of ser­ “That’s not my job, and it’s not my care, vice. So I’ll pass it by and leave it there.” Reduction of service costs can only come And the boss who gave him his weekly pay through a better understanding of the problem Lost more than his wages on him that day. by both middleman and the consumer, through better organization of the business of distribu­ “I’m not supposed to do that,” he said; tion by the middleman and by the organization “That duty belongs to Jim or Fred.”' of his requirements by the consumer. The science So a little task that was in his way of distribution, of finding markets, of relating That he could have handled without delay output to market, are all in their infancy. Was left unfinished; the way was paved Some people say there are too many middle­ For a heavy loss that he could have saved. men. Probably there are, but they could not ex­ ist without customers, and they could not make And time went on and he l^ept his place either wages or profits without serving some­ But he never altered his easy pace, one’s convenience in selling or buying. And folks remarked how well he knew The report of the Congressional Committee is in­ The line of the task he was hired to do; clined to chide the public for overindulgence in the For never once was he known to turn luxuries of “service,” stating that the middleman His hand to things not his concern. says he is only giving the consumer what he wants when he wants it. There is, as the good old joke But there in his foolish rut he stayed goes, no need to explain the ninety-nine other rea­ And for all he did he was fairly paid, sons for “service.” For though there are undoubted­ But he never was worth a dollar more ly extravagant lengths to which foolish appetites He got for his toil when the week was o’er; for “service” can go, such as the familiar illustra­ He knew too well when his work was through tion of miladi shopping in her limousine and hav­ And he’d done all he was hired to do. ing a spool of thread sent home by the merchant’s motor truck, the consumer is apparently willing to If you want to grow in this world, young man, pay reasonably at least, for service facilities that You must do very day all the work you can; give him a product at a convenient place, highly If you find a task, though it’s not your bit, perfected for its purposes and in good order. No And it should be done, take care of it! enterprise aiming to eliminate any of the lar^r as­ And you’ll never conquer or rise if you pects of “service” to its patrons can succeed today. Do only the things you’re supposed to do. “Service” is therefore, not the intangible some­ thing which its investiture with many glowing and many obscure phrases in the ordinary run of busi­ The Cost of “ Service” ness conduct seems to make it. It is a sound and The high cost of living is a problem that twenty substantial combination of those practices which as million families in the United States have been the Congressional report says, produce convenience, wrestling with for a long time. The discrepancy be­ denendabilitv, reputation and credit.” “Goods are tween the amount that the farmer receives for his sold.” srys Congressman Anderson, “not so much bv products and what the city dweller pays for them, offering price as b y offering service.” And so lo^g or between the manufacturer’s price for commodi­ as t*ie pub’ic demands service so long will it be ties and what the consumer pays for them, has been given and the cost figured into the price of the com­ the subject of many learned treatises. Most of them, modity bought. however, fail to take into consideration certain other factors, in addition to the cost of the commodities Have Faitli themselves, which must be figured into their total If we had no faith in each other every one would price. The principal item of this sort is “service.” go armed to the teeth. Each house would be a fort­ The actual cost of “service,” as applied to the sale ress, built to resist attack and to withstand a siege. and distribution of natural products and manufac­ Not so long ago people lived that way. tured commodities generally has not been figured so A man being tried for a misdeed was considered concretely in recent memory as it is in a report guilty unless he could prove his innocence. which Representative Sidney Anderson, chairman of Today we go about our business unarmed. the Joint Commission of Agricultural Inquiry, has We regard a man innocent unless proven guilty. just made public. Representative Anderson finds Believe in people. Credit is the basis of business. that 49 cents of every dollar spent by Americans go Faith is the basis of society. for “packing, transportation, grading, insurance, sell­ Have faith and he faithful. ing, advertising, display, rent, wages, and overhead” in other words, for “service.” Production takes only 37 cents out of the dollar and profits 14 cents. The Baltimore-New York Boat Service. report says: A new service between Baltimore and New York The consumer blames the middlemen for the will be inaugurated by the Clyde-Mallory Lines when extent and cost of this service but the middleman the first vessel on the new run will leave New York, says that he is only giving the consumer what Wednesday, October 12, for the southern port, and on the consumer wants when he wants it. Saturday, October 15, a ship will leave Baltimore Goods are sold, not so much by offering a price for New York. as by offering service, convenience, dependabil­ Regular semi-weekly sailings will be continued ity, reputation, credit. The consumer pays all on Wednesday and Saturday. of this. It is like the invisible tax, easy to pay because it is camouflaged in the price. In gen­ Wouldn’t those spasmodic advertisers raise Hell if eral, 37 cents of the consumer’s dQUar repre-^ the good Lord sent rain only once a year? 10 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Export Tax on German Goods. PERSONAL POINTS PERTAINING The Merchants’ Association, through . its foreign to PHARMACEUTICAL PEOPLE trade bureau, has received inquiries from time to time with respect to the payment of an export tax on merchandise shipped out of Germany. These in­ quiries sought to ascertain whether the tax should NEBRASKA. be paid by the buyer or by the seller and the method Ed. F. Beranek and R. F. Wichman, of Ord, were of payment. recent Omaha visitors. Such inquiries frequently originate through a mis­ J. H. Stone, Proprietor of Stone’s Pharmacy, North understanding arising from the fact that the Allies Platte, was an Omaha visitor last month. have provided for a considerable tax on exports from Germany to England and France. This tax does not G. A. Hartman recently purchased the drug store apply to merchandise exported to the United States, of D. L. Conard, Gresham. Best wishes for success the only tax applicable to such merchandise being is extended by the Omaha Druggist to Mr. Hartman apparently never more than 2 per cent, which is in his new undertaking. usually included in the price of the merchandise W. H. Schroeder, formely of Elkhorn, is now lo­ and is therefore paid by the seller. cated at Yutan, having taken over the Yutan Phar­ macy. The Omaha Druggist extend best wishes for Restore Tax on Sporting Goods. a prosperous business. The Senate Finance Committee has voted to restore Robert Van de Ven, city salesman for Richardson the tax on skates, skiis, snow shoes, toboggans, foot­ Erug Company, was married to Miss Mercedes Caugh- ball and baseball equipment, with the rate at 5 per lin of Omaha last month. The Omaha Druggist ex­ cent instead of 10 per cent as under existing law, tends heartiest congratulations to the young couple. the House having stricken out the tax altogether on these items and cut the rate on all else included Colon Drug Co., Colon, have purchased 100 feet under sporting goods to 5 per cent. front on the north side of Main street and will put The committee decided to continue the tax on toilet in a fine new brick store room at once. This firm soaps and waters which is now 3 per cent, the House suffered a total loss in the big fire there last Feb­ having cut this tax out entirely. ruary. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Wertheimer and Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson spent the past week in Omaha. Mr. Tells How to Tell Well Managed Store. Wertheimer is the senior member of the firm Werth­ If you were a customer, how would you tell wheth­ eimer Brothers of Baltimore, Manufacturers of the er or not a drug store was well managed? El Dallo, “Each Cigar in its own Humidor,” and Mr. Here’s how you would tell, as pointed out by H. L. Thompson is their sales manager. The El Dallo Griffin, in an address before the Detroit branch of the Cigar comes wrapped in tin foil and tissue paper American Pharmaceutical Association. and sells at 2 for 15c and 3 for 25c. Two new pack­ “You would tell first by its outward appearance. ages Ijave recently been added to the line—a ‘‘Pocket A clean, well-painted front, with well-dressed and Edition Package” of Invincible size, retailing at $1.00 well-lighted windows. The brass on the door knobs a box of twelve; the other is El Dallo Short Smokes, would be shiny. 10 little cigars in a package for 25c, El Dallo qual­ “Inside you would meet the same conditions; show ity guaranteed. The Richardson Drug Company cigar cases clean, orderly and well-lighted, goods on department are western distributors for the El Dallo shelves well arranged and so placed to get maxi­ brand in all sizes, and will be pleased to receive mum display. your orders. “The salespeople would be smiling and alert, ready to give instant service. “There wouldn’t be any loafers hanging around Finish each day and be done'with it. You have over a gambling board on the cigar case, or any done what you could. Some blunders and absurdi­ sounds of revelry in the back room, nor would the ties no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you messenger boy be addressing the clerk by his first can. Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and serenely, and with too high a spirit to be cumbered name. with your old nonsense.—Emerson. “You would feel upon leaving that you had had both courteous treatment and full value for your money, and next time you wished to make a pur­ IOWA. chase or have a prescription filled you would look Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Adams of Tabor welcomed a up that drug store.” baby girl, Mary Lou, on September 16th. W e wish to congratulate the happy parents. Reduced Retail Prices Urged. Wm. Haire, president of Sackett & Haire Drug Co., Gains thus far made in industrial activity are real Fort Dodge, accompanied by A. C. Philipp of Man­ and there is steady progress toward better condi­ chester, the retired President of the Iowa Pharma­ tions, says the National Bank of Commerce’s review ceutical Association, paid the Richardson Drug Com­ of conditions. With the exception of cotton, the pany a visit on their return trip from Denver where crops are reasonably good and their movement is they attended the American Pharmaceutical Associa­ being reflected in an improved banking position as tion meeting last month. farmers’ obligations are liquidated, the review con­ The remodeling of the Red Cross Store, Red Oak, tinues. is nearing completion. The new fixtures and founda­ There is no justification for any world-wide rise tion are installed and excepting a few details the in prices at this time. Producers of raw materials work is finished. E. S. Thomason, proprietor, is to from the farmer to the metal mine operator have be congratulated for planning and equipping this taken their losses. Those classes of labor which drug store which is without question one of the have accepted wage reductions in keeping with the finest in the state of Iowa. changed economic situation have likewise taken their losses, while other large classes of labor have done so indirectly as a result of unemployment. The It is not doing the thing we like to do, but liking conclusion is clear. Retail prices cannot go up with­ the thing we have to do, that makes life blessed.— out promptly curtailing buying. They must be re­ Goethe. duced until they are in line with raw materials. OMAHA DRUGGIST 11

UNCLE SAM’S FOREIGN TRADE tional commerce has been either on a free trade basis, or has maintained one or more free ports or free zcnes. r.ielhods of Development Outlined bj Former “For years, however, we, es a nation, have main­ Commissioner Henry M. Robinson, of the tained a high tariif, and mosl of. the time a very Shipping Board high prjtfcctive tariff, and, tor half a century our Lag has Leen a comparative 'rarity upon the seven Los Angeles, October 6, 1921—The methods by seas. which the United States can develop her foreign trade “Came the Great War, and demonstrated b«yond and at the same time maintain a protective tariff cavil the need for the maintenance of a merchant were outlined here today, whfen Henry M. Robinson, fleet, if, in time of war, the nation is to be protected formerly commissioner o£ the United States Shipping —and this, whether the war be military or economic. Board and now president of The First National Bank “The Great War also demonstrated fully the inter- of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Trust & Savings dependance of peoples and nations—and their de­ Bank, placed the entire problem of free ports and pendence upon world trade. free zones before the American Bankers Association “Since the maintenance of a merchant fleet is ob­ in annual convention, thrQugh his discussion of the trade zone bill which Senator Jones of Washington viously predicated on world trade, it is evident that now has before Congress. a high protective tariff, world trade, the maintenance of a merchant fleet with the financial and commercial Mr. Robinson— an international figure— whose opin­ accompaniments of those operations, are inconsist­ ion on national affairs is widely recognized, spoke as ent, but experience of European nations show con­ one interested both in a protective tariff and in for­ clusively that a modification of this inconsistency eign trade, and pointed out the apparent inconsist­ can be brought about without definite injury to the ency of attempting to develop both at one and the principles involved in a protective tariff. same time, stating that it is only through the estab­ “In fact, if the feeling continues to grow that we lishing of a free port and a free zone policy that the should engage in world trade and maintain a mer­ foreign trader and the protectionist can meet on com­ chant fleet, as a necessary corollary, the principle mon ground and the ends to which both are working of protection must, of necessity, be greatly modified, can be accomplished. unless some method is devised that will permit a After pointing out that the Jones bill, as now world trade of merchandise in and out of our im­ amended, provides necessary machinery for the cre­ portant ports of entry without the delays and ex­ ation of foreign trade zones in, or adjacent to, Ameri­ pense attendant on our present methods of operation. can ports of entry, and authorizes the Secretary of “It is true that under the present law imported . Commerce to grant to states, municipalities and their merchandise may be impounded in bonded ware­ legal subdivisions the privilege of establishing such houses and withdrawn for transshipment, or may be zones, Mr. Robinson summarized the provisions of impounded, withdrawn and manufactured and then the bill, and pointed out that, whereas, under the transshipped in foreign trade with a drawback of the terms of the bill, both foreign and domestic merchan­ customs paid. This plan was intended to meet the dise may be brought into a free zone and there be needs of world trade, but is nearly inoperative and broken up, assembled, mixed with foreign or domes­ utterly fails of accomplishing the main purpose, in tic merchandise or otherwise manipulated for re­ that the time consumed in vessel delays and in the export, direct manufacturing, as such, may not be unwinding of red tape militates against such an op- carried on within the proposed districts—this in peration. order to meet the wishes of interior communities and to allay their fears as to seaboard manufacturing “If it be true that the cost of operation of our merchants ships is to be greater than that of the competition. Mr. Robinson said, in part: important competing nations, some method must be “Under the terms of this act, no duty is to be ap­ devised to balance that cost, and the greatest waste plied to merchandise delivered from ship to wharf in the shipping business is loss of time in ports, due within a free zone unless some part, or all, of it to the administration of complex laws and regula­ tions—regulations, within the provinces of many is taken out for domestic consumption*, at which time it will pass through the Customs House and be different departments. “In other words, the elimination of port delays subject to regular duty. “In other words, we may, within certain districts, would be of tremendous economic advantage, for it within our ports of entry, be a free trade nation and is recognized that successful ship operation depends, to a great degree, on keeping the ship at sea. at the same time protect our own domestic markets from a flood of cheaply manufactured European and “A free zone would permit the prompt unloading Asiatic goods. of a ship within the boundaries of the zone without any of the long delays that grow out of the Customs ' “It is axiomatic that, for the protection of the American manufacturer, a method must be provided regulations. If any part of the cargo is intended for domestic consumption, this merchandise will be for the maintenance of a merchant marine which will carry abroad the surplus of American manu­ passed from the zone through the Customs House, in­ factured goods; otherwise, these goods must contin­ stead of holding the ship until all the merchandise is ue to back up upon our own markets and thereby checked and customs paid. reduce the earnings of our manufacturers, the profits “ I t is to be recognized that ships other than those of our merchants and the earnings of American labor under our flag will have the same advantage in our ports, but it is fair to assume that ships under our itself. own flag, through a period of time, will touch more “There is appearing from time to time in certain often at our ports than ships under other flags, and, publications the suggestion that most of our products to that extent, at least, there would be a factor for are consumed at home and that only about one-sev- enth is available for export, and, hence, that our improvement in the cost of the operation of Ameri­ foreign trade is a relatively unimportant factor in can vessels. “Another great advantage in the operation of our our national prosperity. marine would be the fact that so-called ‘triangular “Accepting these figures as true, economists gen­ erally agree that a surplus is the controlling factor. voyages’ could be made and cargoes moved to our ports, only a part of which would be intended for Is it not. therefore, reasonable to assume that it is the backing uo of our manufactured surolus and our domestic consumption. inability to sell abroad that has brought about our “The problem of American ships has been that, unemployment situation? while we have merchandise for export shipment, “Since the beginning, any nation that has engaged only too often it is necessary for the ships to re­ with any appreciable degree of success, Jn interna’' turn in ballast- The British, a free trade nation, on 12 OMAHA DRUGGIST the other hand, until recently have been able to fill WHOLESALE TRADE SEEKS CO-OPERATION their unoccupied space in their outward bound ships with coal for foreign countries, and for bunkering, Former President Sale, of Wholesale Druggists, Re­ returning cargoes of commodities from foreign coun­ tries—cargoes partly for home consumption and counts Methods Whereby Retail Trade Is partly for transshipment to other countries—trans­ Assisted. shipments made without any regulatory practices that result in serious delays. This, too, because of Only a short time ago, a disaster, a product of free port zones, was equally true in the case of Ger­ many before the war. Nature’s work, in the form of a flood, did no incon­ siderable damage in the city of Pueblo, Colo. A num­ “The establishment of free zones for America has ber of retail drug stores suffered great losses in this been under discussion for many years. Shipping flood, in some cases the merchandise being totally men, naturally, have been strongly in favor of it. destroyed. A wholesale druggist, acting as chairman They take the position that the principal advantage of a special committee, gave freely of his time and to the merchant ships is the ability to bring in full of his organization to raise funds for the relief of cargoes, or at least larger cargoes than present con­ those unfortunate druggists. This same wholesale ditions allow, the bulk of which will be for trans­ druggist and others in the state of Colorado also con­ shipment in American bottoms to other ports in con­ tributed substantial sums in cash for the personal nection with shipments of domestic merchandise. relief of those retailers who suffered by reason of “Should the Jones Bill become law, our protection the flood, and in a commercial way they gave financial principle will be conserved, because, otherwise, the aid to enable those retailers to re-establish them­ belief that we should engage in foreign trade may, in selves in business. Now, some may not consider this the course of time, result in a marked modification a service, but in the wholesale drug business it is of our tariff laws, and this may not be necessary if considered such. The specific example given here we can maintain our foreign trade and our merchant is only one of its kind. I could give many, but this marine through the medium of these free zones. one is so fresh in the minds of all that it will do. “Originally the propaganda for foreign trade zones, Many times a fire loss may temporarily embarrass a free from Customs duty, was limited in its discus­ retail storekeeper, and here again the wholesale sion to about three ports on the Atlantic Coast and druggist is found ready and willing to help. one or two on the Pacific. The bill as presented, The epidemic of pneumonia and influenza is of all however, contemplates the possibility of the es­ too recent occurrence for any one ever to forget the tablishment of foreign trade zones in each of the manner in which the wholesale druggists of the important ports of entry. This is a great stride in United States maintained the steady, and continuous the right direction, for, if all of this foreign trans­ flow of urgently needed drugs, medicines, surgical shipment were to be done in the ports of New York, supplies and what-not from their original sources to Philadelphia and New Orleans, tCnd in only one or the afflicted. Had it not been for the storage of two ports on the Pacific, the congestion of traffic enormous stock of all these emergency goods in to and from these ports would place an additional wholesale drug establishments located at points burden on rail terminals already overloaded, and readily accessible to the retail druggist how would it would result in an uneconomic transportation with have been possible for the retail druggist to have re­ the back country of merchandise intended for domes­ plenished his rapidly diminishing stock within 24 tic consumption. hours, not to mention the demands on his time for “In other words, a fairly general distribution of filling prescriptions, especially when we realize that these free zones should be advantageous to the whole something more than 55,000 separate items were sub­ people and not of unfair profit to a limited number. ject to call, these items originating from every cor­ “Another thing, it is only through the adoption of ner of the globe? a free zone policy that the protectionist, the ship The wholesale druggist who really serves the re­ operator and the foreign trader can meet on common tailer also maintains a corps of traveling salesmen ground, and really all that the Jones bill is attempt­ who solicit orders for everything the retail dealer ing to do is to carry out scientifically what we are needs. These men impart to the retailer market now doing most unscientifically through our bonded news and information on merchandising methods; warehouses.” they enable the retailer to balance his stock in a fcnanner that will assure him the most rapid turnover and quick profit; they give suggestions on window The Optimist dressing, merchandise display, news of new goods in I sing a song to the Optimist; growing demand, inform him of new laws and regu­ To the man who is brr\re and strong, lations and perform many other services of a per­ Who keeps his head when things go right, sonal and individual character. And smiles when things go wrong. By pursuing the policy of breaking the original packages of manufacturers’ the wholesale druggist I am proud of the genial Optimist, makes it possible for the retailer to order articles in His radiant voice and speech. the smallest units from 1-12 of a dozen of a proprie­ He helps to smooth the rugged path tary or sundry to an ounce or a few drams of some Of all within his reach. rare or seldom-used but nevertheless essential drug, spice or chemical. In this way he enables the re­ I like the way of the Optimist, tailer to keep down his merchandise investment and Who looks for the bright and best. secure a rapid turnover. It should be remembered He scatters sunshine as be goes, that the average retail druggist carries in stock from And leaves his fellows blest. 8.000 to 12,000 separate items and during the course of a year handles something like 50,000 to 55,000 different articles. It is imperative, therefore, that I am glad to meet the Optimist, his running merchandise stock be carefully selected With his message of good cheer. and well balanced as to quantities in order to pre­ He carries hope and confidence vent losses from overstocks of goods that are in slow To those assailed by fear. demand or seasonable in character. Sometimes a re­ tail order covers three sheets numbering some 60 So here’s a song to the Optimist, items, including roots and herbs from India, camphor Who laughs and works and sings, from Japan, perfumes from Prance, proprietaries And daily shows this weary world from England and every state in the Union, and the The way to better things. total dollar value may be only about $35. The ser­ —Grenville Kleiser in Sales Management. vice pf the wholesale druggist in enabling the re­ OMAHA DRUGGIST 13

tailer to thus order in small lots is one that could TRAVELER’S ADDRESSES. not very well be dispensed with if a retail dealer C. Ellis Nichols, Tel. Walnut 2017.. .5015 Webster St. hopes to succeed ultimately. Rep. Sharp & Dohme. Something like $40,000,000 of credit is extended to C. J. C asw ell...... 10-28 South 31st St. the retail drug trade of the United States by its 235 service wholesale druggists. In times of depression Rep. Eli Lilly & Co. in local areas when unemployment and sickness on a John A. Schall...... 2903 Webster St. substantial scale prevail, this is a public service, the Rep. Johnson & Johnson. ultimate value of which can never be measured. Irving M cE e w in ...... P. O. Box 333, Omaha It is the policy of the modern wholesale druggist Rep. Bauer & Black. who maintains a service department to analyze drugs A. B. H unt...... 5916 North 24th St. and chemicals for purity and strength, to make sure that all goods carried in stock measure up to the Rep. Lehn & Fink. standards required by the pharmaceutical and medi­ L. J. Inderbitain...... Rome Hotel cal professions and by the laws of the state and na­ Rep. Horlick’s Malted Milk Co. * tion. Similarly service wholesale druggists select S. Schoenfeld...... W ellington Inn new merchandise with great care, avoiding these Rep. Chas. E. Hires Co. articles of doubtful saleable value, or manufactured F. J. W incheck...... R. D. Co. by irresponsible concerns. In handling articles, pro­ Rep. Detroit White Lead Works or Rogers prietary in character, it has always been the policy Paints and Varnishes. of service wholesale druggists to supply everything Fred E. H einen...... Wellington Inn that is called for by the retail trade of their territory bearing registered trademarks or coined names, Rep. Thompson’s Malted Food Co. and to handle only “genuine” or “original” articles E. L. M artin...... R. D. Co. rather than the substitute or imitation article simu­ Representative Liquid Carbonic Co. lating the original or genuine. These services pro­ R. E. M oore...... 312 Peters Trust Bldg. tect the retailer and enable him to depend upon Representative Garrett & Co. the wholesale druggist for merchandise of quality, W. S. B irdsall...... Carlton Hotel merchandise that will sell and not samples with all the requirements of the various laws affecting their Representative John Wyeth & Brothers. sale. W. F. Ottman...... 2425 Mary St. In the matter of giving service by aiding the re­ Rep. H. K. Mulford Co. tailer to fight inimical legislation and in keeping the F. B. Greusel...... 2108 South 34th St. retailer informed on new laws and regulations of all Rep. W. S. Merrill Co. kinds, both state and national, the demands of the John Gerken...... Box 500 past few years have been so great that hardly any Rep. Jno. T. Milliken & Co. retail druggist could have done without the aid of W. H. O den ...... 3719 H am ilton St. the wholesaler and the wholesale salesman in in­ Rep. Park, Davis & Co. terpreting the complicated Federal taxes, narcotic and alcohol laws and regulations, explosive laws and regulations, and food and drug acts, both state and national. These services are all maintained at no inconsider­ able expense, and they are available to all customers alike. Delivery service is maintained on a basis Haja Powdered Floor W ax whereby all orders are shipped the same day as re­ ceived. One price to every customer, big or small, for the quantities and qualities, is a national policy of individual service wholesale druggists; full weight and full count, genuine articles, and reasonable prices with a fair profit for investment and service, all of which constitute service and safeguards. These are a few of the elements that enter into the relationship between the wholesale and the retail druggists. There is much more that could be said, but these few paragraphs may serve to indicate that it would be difficult to conceive how the retailer could long survive without the service of the whole­ sale druggist.

Billy Sunday stopped a newsboy in Philadelphia the other day and inquired the way to the postoffice- “Up one block and turn to the right,” said the boy. “You seem a bright little fellow,” said Sunday. “Do you know who I am?” “ Nope.” “I’m Billy Sunday, and if you come to my meet­ ing tonight, I’ll show you the way to heaven.” “Aw, go on!” answered the youngster; “you didn’t even know the way to the postoffice.”—Exchange. ONE POUND SIFTING TOP CANS 1 lb. lots...... per lb. $ .45 51b. lots...... per lb. .44 Clothes may or may not make the man but an 10 1b. lots ...... per lb. .42 untidy wrapper ruins a cigar. 25 1b. lots...... per lb. ,40 Paradoxical as it may seem, some shapes may 50 1b. lo ts ... '...... per lb. .39 100 lb. lo t s ...... per lb. .38 appeal and their figures repel. Mistletoe was a glorious thing in the day that it Your Orders Solicited, imparted the hint that a girl wouldn’t mind being RICHARDSON DRUG CO. kissed, but everybody seems to know that now. OMAHA, U. S. A. HI ■■ — ■ — ------IrT —Houston Post. 14 OMAHA DRUGGIST HAND’S CONTEST GOES OYER BIG THE OMAHA DRUGGIST C. F. WELLER, PUBLISHER. A High tribute of the Pulling Power of Trade Paper Advertising T erm s of Subscription...... $2.00 per year S in g le Copy 25 Ce n ts. In the recent $100.00 Hand’s Slogan Contest more R ates of A d vertising on A pplicatio n . than 5,000 entries were sent in from druggists and We send the Omaha Druggist free to all of our drug store employees all over the country. customers. If you are not on our mailing list and The number of entries was a high tribute to the wish to receive this journal regularly each month, let worth of trade paper advertising, and shows the us know. thoroughness with which the druggist reads his var­ ious publications. The judges had a hard time to pick the winners Contributions pertaining to current pharmaceutical topics from the large field, but finally made the following invited. n TTT Q T»/l Q • ^ 7 Address all contributions to First Prize of $50.00.— OMAHA DRUGGIST PUBLISHING CO. H. J. Dickinson, 1600 S. Charles St., Baltimore Md. N in th and J ackson Sts, O m a h a . “Made Babies Thrive Since ’85.” Five Prizes of $10.00 Each— B. O- Foster, Chesterfield Pharmacy, Des Moines, NOTICE: After Hours, Sundays, Holidays, Iowa. for emergency orders for Vaccine, Anti­ “Hand’s and Healthy Babies go Hand in Hand.” E. W. Fredrickson, 6th and Broad Sts., Fremont, toxins, Serums, Etc., call Mr. CHANDLER Nebr. Harney 5619. “Best for Children—Rest for Mothers.” Grston A. Jarry, 913 S. Water Street, New Bedford, Mass. * Address all mail to Richardson Drug Co. “Dr. Hand’s Keeps Baby Rosy, Cool and Cossy.” Harney Street Station, Omaha, Nebr. Pauline Mears, Strasburger’s Drug Store, Balti­ more, Md. “A Helping Hand to Babyland.” i At the annual convention of the Wholesale Drug­ Carl M. Glen, Thygeson’s Drug Store, Nebraska gists’ Association at Atlantic City on September 26, City, Nebr. officers were elected as follows: “Baby’s Smile Makes Hand's Worth While.” F. C. Groover of Jacksonville, Fla., was chosen president, and other officers were elected as follows: A Hard Fact First vice-president, C. Mahlon Kline, Philadelphia; “When water becomes ice,” asked the teacher, second vice-president, L. B. Kauffman, Columbus, “what is the greatest change that takes place?” Ohio; third vice-president, D. M. Penyes, Lynchburg, “The greatest change, ma’am,” said the little boy, Va.; fourth vice-president, J. P. Ryan, San Fran­ “ is the change in price.” cisco, Calif.; fifth vice-president, W. G. Allen, Tampa, Fla. 10 SPECIAL OFFERS ON PEROXIDE F.O.B. ST. LOUIS MO. While in a drug store the other day a little boy ap­ Effective October 1, 1921. 'A ll previous offers cancelled. proached the druggist, and asked: “Please give me a bottle of Major’s Cement and a bottle of Sloane’s IIn ( 12 Dozen 4 oz. Hydrogen Peroxide CIO flfl Liniment.” liUi I 2 “ 4 “ Minto Epsom Salts Ol&'vU “Want them tied in separate packages?” asked the druggist. .. _ 12 Dozen 4 oz. Hydrogen Peroxide “I dunno” said the boy, “the cement is for Mother, No. 2 3 ;; iS » : ;; $|5 i0 0 she wants to mend the teapot.” “And the Sloane’s Liniment is for your father, I .. /» 6 Dozen 4 oz. Hydrogen Peroxide suppose?” “Yes, sir,” said the boy innocently, “he’s what No. 3 ; :: :: $8.00 Mother broke the teapot on.” 6 Dozen 4 oz. Hydrogen Peroxide No. 4 1 " i!“. » : $9.50 The American Druggists’ Syndicate, for the first ______1 “ Brunner’s Cream six months of 1921, reports a net loss of $741,340. IIa C 12 Dozen 4 oz. Hydrogen Peroxide CIO flfl C. H. Goddard, president, in commenting on the liUi J 2 “ Brunner’s Cream OIZiUU showing, points out that on December 31, 1920, in­ ventory of raw material and finished stock was valued at $2 950,000. Since January 1 of ihis year No, 6 1! DT " J| : ' H>dr nPT e $14,75 there has been an average decline of 29.2 per cent in the market price of the first one hundred items representing the first ten items in each of the ten No. 7 « “ r Hyd'?se" Per," id£ $23,00 departments that go to make up the total inventory which would seem to give a fair average. No. 8 T ’H " $17.00 Two-Cent. Postal Rate for South America. 12 Dozen 4 oz. Hydrogen Peroxide The United States will be able to use a two-cent NO. 9 3 “ 8 “ $13.00 postal rate to all South and Central American coun­ 12 Dozen 4 oz. Hydrogen Peroxide tries under the provisions of an article approved at No. IG 2 “ 16 “ a plenary session of the Pan-American Postal Con­ $13.00 gress. Dealers name printed free, if desired, except on offers No. 3 and 4. O. K. Davis, delegate of the United Statse, said the adoption of the Pan-American rate limit convention Send orders to would allow the United States to fix a two-cent rate RICHARDSON DRUG CO. OMAHA on mail to Argentina. I OMAHA DRUGGIST 15

gagiol| Even a Small Oplex fflfiHf'-' Sign Brings Business

C V E N a small Oplex Electric Sign like the one in the picture will bring you business, If make your store stand out from the others. It is not so much a matter of size as of character. T h af s where the raised, snow-white glass letters of an Oplex Sign come in. They give the sign

Oplex Signs are day signs as well as electric night signs— raised, snow-white letters on a dark back­ ground. They have greatest reading distance, lowest upkeep cost and most artistic designs. Let us send you a sketch showing how your Oplex Sign will look.

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Prepare Right Now For Winter Trade. Everybody is talking early winter. It won’t be long anyway before Jack Frost leaves his well-known imprint on your front lawn. And directly in his wake you can expect to see the strenu­ Sunset ous shopper, Miss Winter Wants. Miss Winter Wants always "means renewed business for the drug­ gist. This will be more than ever true this fall Peroxide Cream because we are going to see a general revival in business. Mark that prediction down. Many druggists, fearing to put any faith in the future, say to themselves, “Well, I’ll wait till winter actually comes; then I’ll stock up.” These are the kind of druggists that never get their real share of winter business. Because when winter trade actually does appear they are out of stock. It is too late to order. Winter wants do not wait for the tardy druggist, or any other merchant. It is the wise business man who anticipates the advent of a healthy winter demand for his goods. Such a druggist will not lose valuable business to his competitors through lack of foresight. Neither will he need to worry about early freezing, scarcity of goods, storms, freight tie-ups or other contingencies. Early and wise buying is at least 50 per cent of business success. Some people insist that it is even This disappearing- cream is unexcelled more. Suffice it to say that no really successful mer­ and will not dry out chant ever puts off ordering his stock until customers in the jar are actually asking for it. The overcoat you may buy this winter is in the clothier’s store right now l d o z ...... $ 1 .7 5 waiting for you. What would you think of your clothing merchant if he were to tell you that he One sixth d oz...... Free ordered no overcoats until winter actually came? With winter demand actually in your store, it is too late to argue or explain. The wise and safe thing RICHARDSON DRUG CO. to do is to order right now your rubber supplies OMAHA NEBRASKA and other stock you will need for the winter trade. This will relieve you of present worry and future regrets.—The Goodrich Druggist. 16 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Full Steam Alierd Use of Tobacco The only far sighted policy for merchants and Did Sir Walter Raleigh set the white race a bad manufacturers to pursue at this time in the tobacco example when he taught it to use tobacco? That is a trade as well as in others, is the expansion of sales question which has long been unsatisfactorily an­ on a narrow margin of profit. The recent develop­ swered, and smoking still goes forward, as in the ments in the cigar and cigarette industries, in which days of Sir Walter. prices have been adjusted to better meet 1921 con­ But the use of tobacco cuts life short and it must ditions, are a concession to the wisdom of this pol­ slop, says the reformer. Back comes a man 86 years' icy and show that the leading members of our indus­ young and declares that were it not for his pipe he try are not only informed as to the fundamentals of would have been dead long ago. Then the brain­ good business but are willing to make whatever sac­ worker steps up and points out that nothing soothes rifices are necessary to restore trading to a stable like a good smoke. The hardy laborer, sitting at basis. rest after the noonday lunch, pulls out his tobacco Just at the present time business in this line is pouch and his corncob and sends upward wreaths of being held up because the retailers are ordering blue smoke; the busy man of affairs lights his cigar goods with perhaps excessive caution. Those who and rests his feet on an elevation when his refresh­ remember the huge stocks that retailers were caught ments have been taken, claiming that such an in­ with last year and the difficulties they have had in dulgence gives him renewed power to go forward; getting these goods into consumption do not have the man on the farm, in the mines, on the transpor­ to ponder deeply to get at the reason for this cau­ tation lines—land and water; on the street, and at tion. The retailer even now appears to be uncer­ home when the day’s work is done, enjoys his smoke tain just what the buying power of the public is, or and wonders, as the years multiply, why so much what mood the public is in with respect to buying. fuss about something that affects him and nobody The retailer also appears to question whether, in else. the tobacco industry, prices have reached rock bot­ Quite true, many men who have smoked are now tom. We be'ieve that present prices are stable until dead. Equally true, many men who never smoked such a time as cheaper raw materials and perhaps are dead. So, little is proved there. Death comes to cheaper labor make lower prices possible, and that all alike—the silvery chord is snapped and we cease condition cannot come for several months or per­ to exist on this earth. But did the use of tobacco haps a year or two. Furthermore, it will come hurry the end? That is a question as yet unanswered gradually and not in a sudden sweep. —except by those who strive to rid the world of one For this reason, we believe that it is a perfectly of man’s pleasures—his old well-polished pipe. safe proposition for jobbers and retailers to stock up, for their reasonable requirements, upon the pres­ ent price basis. It would not be wise for them to Notwithstanding all the talk that is heard about try to acquire specuktive stocks, and in truth, in the eight-cent cigar, two for fifteen cents, not meet­ the past three or four years there has been enough ing with the requirements of the market and the speculation in the merchandise of the tobacco trade smoker, this type of cigar is in good demand, hold­ to last for a long time to come. Present prices are good for sound merchandising but not for specula­ ing its own well and it appears likely that it has tion. won a permanent place in the trade. It is highly In one particular, the condition of the tobacco probable that henceforward there will be an eight- trade is slightly different from almost any other line cent, two-for-fifteen cigar, just as firmly intrenched of business. Tobacco always follows the other in­ in favor as the five-cent cigar used to be, or the ten- dustries. The slump came to the textile and com­ cent cigar is now. While the new five-cent cigar, modity markets a full year before it did to the to­ just being offered on the market this fall, is un­ bacco trade. In many other lines of activity, liquid­ questionably filling a really useful place in the in­ ation has definitely been accomplished and the ques­ dustry, it is not winning its way at the expense of tion with them is now whether or not to anticipate the eight-center. There is a demand for five-cent a rising scale of prices. Banks and commercial in­ cigars; every jobber is willing to take on a brand stitutions are now engaged in warning certain lines at his price, and it isn’t any trick for his men to of trade not to advance prices rapidly, because to do place these goods on the shelves of the retailers, so would interfere with the gradual and orderly but it is too early yet to say whether the smoker processes through which prosperity must come, and has given his stamp of approval to the new lines. especially because higher prices would curtail the The theory held in some quarters that these new five- buying power of the public- While in the tobacco centers are going to interfere with the demand for industry, the principal deterrent to good business the old established brands selling at eight cents finds is the fear that so many people feel that prices have very little substantiation in the cases of the re­ not receded far enough. Perhaps a year from now tailers. The two classes of cigars ere different and it will be necessary to give similar warnings to the supplement each other without conflicting. And the tobacco industry, but for the present what they need eight-centers have the advantage of long years of is such guarantees as may be given that prices will advertising and prestige that goes with brand names not fall. that are household words the country over, while the The full tide of the American buying power will new five-centers are all new propositions, and even not be realized until American workmen have weekly r‘ en made by established houses of good reputation access to the c r shier’s windows. The manufacturer they have yet to demonstrate their right to a place or merchant who sacrifices his profits for the purpose in the cigar family. of putting the largest possible number of people back to work will be doing more to restore prosper­ “You are to go the-Road which you see to be the ity than all the congressional investigations and all straight one, carrying whatever you find is given you the learned disquisitions written by theorists and to carry, as well and as stoutly as you can, without professors £nd economists and editors in the coun­ making faces, or calling people to come and look at try. y o u . ” OMAHA DRUGGIST 17

El Dallo Winning Smokers $1.85 tax was paid has been very nearly exhausted. Was in one of our leading stores on the South Side The new wrappers are not only more costly, but the rate of duty upon them is 50 cents a pound during the week, when a customer came in and said higher, under the Emergency measure, than last to the proprietor: “Give me that cigar you gave me year. These facts must be reflected in a diminution last night—the one you have on display in your win­ of profits or in the price of the article. dow/’ “Oh, you mean El Dallo, the cigar in its own The eight-cent cigar is not going down in price humidor?” questioned the dealer. “Yes, that is the until an entirely new set of cost factors have been one and it was all you represented it to be. It is introduced into the industry. To do this will re­ the mildest cigar I ever smoked, and it is well worth quire years in all probability. The new five-cent twice the price,” said the purchaser. Hearing the lines are probably justified by the requirements of above conversation, and naturally watching an op­ the trade, but they are not eight-cent cigars, nor portunity to further the interests of our brands. I will they take the place of the eight-cent cigars. broke into the chat, and luckily had a copy of “El The dealer who acts upon the supposition that they Dallo Smoke Up,” a very snappy sheet edited and will do so is laying up trouble for himself. forwarded to the trade in general by Wertheimer Bros, of Baltimore, makers of this great selling brand, and gave it to the smoker to read. While he sat Two New El Dallo Packings reading the little paper, he said to the proprietor: Breezy, newsy and justifiably optimistic, the latest “That is good reading; from now on I am an El Dallo booster. Give me a box of my favorite shade.* issue of the El Dallo Smoke-Up will be welcomed as After the customer went out the proprietor told me usual by everybody. This number has some es~ he had developed more box trade on El Dallo than peck lly interesting news for the trade—yes, and on any brand he ever handled. Richardson Drug Co. very appropriate, too,—at this time of the year, when are the lucky distributors far this fast moving brand Fall and holiday possibilities are by a long way the in this territory. most important items in the business outlook. Wertheimer Bros., of Baltimore the creators of El Dallo, announce two new packings of that popular Eiglit-Cent Cigars iine, which are described E n d finely illustrated in It cannot be stated too often, or with too much this latest issue of Smoke-Up. First comes the pock­ emphasis, that cigar prices cannot come down for et edition package of twelve Invincibles, in a hand­ some and handy container, retailing for a dollar— some time to come. So far as the present require­ just the thing for week-ends, golf, fpotball games ments of the trade are concerned, they are stable. and the like. Then comes a perfectly new adaptation With respect to the cigars costing ten cents and called El Dallo Short Smokes, same being ten little more, the jobbers and retailers have apparently ac­ cigars in a neat decorated box, to retail at twenty- cepted the recent readjustments as representing a five cents. These are the right goods at the right stable cost basis, and they are buying these goods time, and are sure to interest jobbing and retail dis­ with comparative freedom. But with respect to the tributors in all sections of the country. eight-cent cigars, usually sold at two for fifteen cents, there is a curious obsession in the trade that they must come down shortly, or that they are being replaced with the new five-cent lines. This is a very great error. The eight-cent cigar is the class that is I°l= ...... ED most nearly absolute upon its present price basis, or that is most likely to be increased. There are but three ways by which prices can be reduced. Lower taxation, cheaper labor or cheaper tobacco would have this effect. But the facts are WELLERETTE that there has been no substantial reduction since the first of the year in any of these elements. Taxes, on the contrary have been increased by the fifty cents CIGARS a pound advance in the duty on wrappers. This amounts to $1 per thousand and it fully offsets any other reductions that have been made in the cost of making cigars. Binders this year cost just as much as last year, though the packers are making smaller High grade long filler and imported profits. The cost of fine wrappers this year is high­ Sumatra wrapper maintains the high er than it was last year. There has admittedly been a reduction in filler tobaccos, but not enough to offset standard of QUALITY in WELLER- higher taxes. The introduction of new brands of five-cent cigars ETTES that commands the respect of has apparently misled many jobbers and retailers who ought to know better. No one pretends that smokers of good taste and judgment. these cigars are the equivalent in quality of the pre­ This never-varying quality has made war five-cent cigars that are now selling at eight cents. Probably they are meeting a certain demand WELLERETTES the FAVORITE in the trade but they are made of cheaper tobaccos than the eight-cent cigars, and are no more intend­ SMOKE. ed to compete with eight-cent cigars than the “two- fors” of pre-war dtys were intended to compete with the five-cent cigars. There was no confusing of the issue in those days, and it is unfortunate in every 2 for 15c and 3 for 25c respect that there should be any confusion at this particular time. Furthermore, it is only by careful manufacturing and the taking advantage of circumstances that the manufacturers of eight-cent cigars have been able to RICHARDSON DRUG CO. keep them at the present price. Thousands of bales of wrappers were tax paid at the old rate, and the O M A H A - - N EB R A SK A smokers and the trade are getting the benefit of this fact. The quantity of Sumatra upon which the M ~ = [ g ] 18 OMAHA DRUGGIST

Can You Beat It? For years, Wellerettes have been a fast, consistent turnover! They have steadily increased their enor­ mous volume—because they have the quality— AND BECAUSE THAT QUALITY HAS ALWAYS BEEN O m a h a MAINTAINED! Wellerettes stand supreme as a seller and as a D istributes smoke- They bring customers to ycur store and keep ’em coming! Fruits andVegetables It’s a keen business hunch to display Wellerettes to the limit because it puts just that much more steam behind your Wellerette turnovers!

Warns of Car Shortage. “Although I am always on the optimistic side and believe that one pessimist can do more harm than ten optimists, I must say that the business situation at present, viewed from the standpoint of transporta­ tion, is far from bright,” says a statement of D. G. Gray, vice-president of the Western Maryland Rail­ road Company. “A number of factors are responsible for the lack of transportation activity. The steel industry, despite a few indications of revival, is gathers fruits ^ quiet; coal movement is light, and movement of M p 3 and vegetables from all grain is only fair.” parts of the world and distributes them to your local Art of Pharmacy is Quite Complex in Dark Continent. grocer. How would you like to have charge of the pre­ You have won many a per­ scription department of a drug store in Africa? asks son’s good will by means of the Meyer Druggist. The prescriptions there require an enjoyable meal, and Oma­ knowledge not conveyed by the U. S. P. IX. One of ha, ‘ unknown to you, has the prescriptions calls for the heart and eyes of a helped you do it. lion, the fat and flesh of an elephant, the hide of a Omaha is the big-brother rhinoceros, .the second layer of a hippopotamus sk n, city of an immense inland all these to be mixed with bark of many trees anl empire, working for your h ap- soaked in the blood of a cow or a sheep. The whole piness and welfare in many ways of mixup is solemnly incinerated. The ashes are made which you may be unconscious. into a powder and taken internally. Get better acquainted with Omaha. Omaha wants to get better It seems logical to believe the local undertaker is acquainted with. you. then called in.—The Goodrich Druggist. For ‘to-B-C Book of Omaha,” writ* Chamber of Commerce, Omaha There was a man in our town, And he' was wondrous wise, They laid him for a volstead— Caught him napping by surprise. What To Do For Barber’s Itch But when they came to try his case I sent my razor to a barber shop to have it honed. He needed no defense, The first time I shaved with it afterwards I cut my The plaintiffs had to drop the charge— neck just a little and thereby contracted what was They’d drunk the evidence! pronounced barber’s itch. My neck became' raw and swollen. Each hair gathered about the roots and in a few days my whole neck was a mass of running Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. sores. Prince Albert, 16c t in ;...... d o z . $ 1.63 After two weeks of this with no relief I met a Tuxedo, 17c tin ...... doz. 1.63 good hearted, inquisitive stranger. He examined my Tuxedo, foil ...... doz. .96 neck and handed me a tiny bottle of liquid with the Lucky Strike, 16c tin ...... doz. 1.63 remark, “Here, take this and try it out. I’ll be here Velvet, 17c tin...... doz. 1.63 at the hotel all day.” Velvet 16 oz. glass...... doz. 16.00 I used the remedy twice before returning it to him. Lucky Strike, 16 oz. tins ...... doz. 1.63 My neck felt much better. To make a long story Stud, 5c bag...... doz. .48 short, he told me the remedy was simply turpentine Old Colony, tin ...... doz. 1.53 and chlorofrom, half and half. I bought a fifteen Sweet Tips, t i n ...... doz. 1.53 cent bottle and in a week’s time my neck was well. Edgeworth Ready Rubbed 17c...... doz. 1.62 I have never been without that simple remedy since. Edgeworth Ready Rubbed 30c...... doz. 3.55 I have had the pleasure of recommending it to doz­ Bull Durham, 10c bag ...... doz. .96 ens of people. One man who had a sort of itch for Union Leader, 10c tin ...... doz. .96 three months was completely cured in a short time Piper Heidsieck, 10c fo il...... doz. .96 by the application of the turpentine-chloroform rem­ Piper Heidsieck, 20c foil...... doz. 1.92 edy. Boot Jack, 15c fo il...... doz. 1.44 Maritana, 15c foil...... doz. 1.44 Strive “to do the right thing, at the right time, in Gravely Superior, 10c fo il...... doz. .96 the right way; to do some things better than they Climax, 10c tin ...... doz. ,96 were ever done before; to eliminate errors; to know Brown’s Mule, 6 lb ...... lb. 96 both sides of the question; to be courteous; to be an Climax, smooth, 10 plugs ...... plug -72 example; to work for the love of the work; to an­ Climax, thick, 10 plugs ...... plug .72 ticipate requirements; to develop resources; to rec­ Masterpiece, 9 plugs .. / ...... plug -41 ognize no impediments; to master circumstances; to Horseshoe ...... l b . .74 act from reason rather than rule; to be satisfied with Star ...... lb. \74 nothing short of perfection.”— John G. Shedd. OMAHA DRUGGIST

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P r ic e P r ic e BKANDS No, in Itax per M BRANDS No. in LSox p e r M Mapacuba Cuban, Foil...... 25 50 110 00 Pastora Royal...... 10 $ 80 00 El Dallo, Str. F o il...... 50 58 00 Pastora D ips ...... 25 95 00 El Dallo Invincible, Foil ...... 50 65 00 Pastora Pershing Foil...... 25 110 00 El Dallo Invincible, Foil...... 12 65 00 Partora Carmen ...... 25 110 CO W ellerette Inv., W o o d ...... 25 59 00 Cuesta Rey Commander Wellerette Inv., T in s ...... 25 57 00 (Tin Humidor)...... 50 115 00 W ellerette Lond., T in s ...... 25 57 00 Cuesta Rey Perfecto ...... 25 150 00 W ellerette Foil, T i n s ...... 25 65 00 Cuesta Rey Lafayettes...... 25 190 00 Wellerette Foil, (Tin Humidor).. 50 65 00 White Heather, Scotia Perfecto. 25 145 00 Los Ramos Companions, Foil. . . 50 85 00 White Heather, Calcedonias...... 25 190 00 Los Ramos Perfecto, Foil...... 50 65 00 Prince Hamlet, Blunts (Tin Los Ramos Perfecto, Foil...... 25 70 00 Humidor)...... 50 95 00 Popper Bouquet...... 10 75 00 San Telmo Autocrat...... 25 95 00 Bel-Rio, Foil...... 50 65 00 Robt. Bacon Belvederes, 2 in foil 50 95 00 Lewis Single B inders...... 25 58 00 Robt. Bacon Perfecto. Foil...... 50 112 50 El Dozana Fav. T am pa...... 25 105 00 Mapacuba Blunts (Tin Humidor) 50 75 00

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CUESTA REY AND COMPANY, Tampa, Fla. ■ N o . P r ic e Made in bond, Tobacco imported from Cuba exclu­ in Box Per M sively. Spanish hand method under U. S. custom supervision. Each box of Clear Havanas bears the El Dallo (Each cigar in its own Humidor) white Government guarantee stamp. Straights 8c,...... 50 58.00 Price Invincibles, 10c ...... 50 65.00 C u e s t a , R e y — Cuesta, Rey & Co.,Tampa, Florida iin s fo x Per IVl Panetela Extra...... 50 97.50 Londres Favorita ...... 50 97.50 Miscellaneous R P an etela...... 50 115.00 E picures...... 50 135.00 San Telmo, Autocrat...... 25 95.00 Commanders, T in s ...... 50 115.00 Prince Imperial De Luxe ...... 100 95.00 B elvedere...... 50 115.00 Las Ramos, Companions...... 50 85.00 Dips ...... 50 120.00 Las Ramos, Perfecto ...... 25 70.00 Predilectos...... 50 115.00 Knickerbocker...... 50 130.00 Philadelphia Hand M ade...... 50 75.00 Adm irals, T in s ...... 50 135.00 Las Ramos, Perfecto...... 50 65.00 Cabinet Royal...... 50 145.00 Las Ramos, Brevas ...... 50 65.00 Palm as...... 50 155.00 Bel Rio Foil...... 50 65.00 Ideal Invincibles...... 50 150.00 Havana R ib b on ...... 50 61.00 P e r fe c t o ...... 50 150.00 Lincoln Highway ...... 50 58.00 L a fa yettes...... 25 190.00 Lewis Single Binder...... 50 58.00 R eyes...... 25 200.00 La Flor de Isabella, P e r f...... 50 52.00 U n iversa ls...... 25 250.00 R. D. Co. Tampa Blunts...... 50 45.00 Bel Rio Invincible...... 50 55.00 W h i t e H e a t h e r — Cuesta Rey & Co., Tampa, Florida. Marca Rica, 5 in foil package...... 100 35.00 Ben N evis...... 50 140.00 Wheeling Stogies...... 50 24.00 Scotia P erfecto...... 25 150.00 Caledonias...... 25 190.00 Cigarettes. P a s t o r a — San Telmo Co. I ll Cigarettes ...... M $ 6.00 E p icu re...... 50 75.00 Lucky Strike ...... M 8.00 R o y a l...... 50 75.00 Fatimas ...... M 10.00 Im p eria ls...... 50 95.00 Camels ...... M 8.00 D iplom ats...... 25 95.00 P ersh in g...... 25 110.00 Nebo ...... M 7.00 C arm en...... 25 110.00 Home Runs ...... M 6.00 Spur ...... M 8.00 Robert Bacon Chesterfields ...... M 8.00 Rothchild, (13 top)...... 50 75.00 Piedmonts ...... M 8.00 P anetela...... 50 75.00 Omars ...... M 10.00 Blunts, 4 in foil...... 50 92.50 Royal Nestor ...... M 10.00 Belvederes, 2 in foil...... 50 95.CO Fags ...... M 8.00 A p o llo ...... 50 95.00 Helmar ...... M 11.50 Perfecto Grande...... 50 107.50 Herbert Tareyton ...... M 12.25 Perfecto (in foil)...... 50 112.50 Red Kamel ...... M 14.40 Mogul ...... M 16.00 P rin c e H a m le t— Bayuk Brothers Murad ...... : ...... M 16.00 Melachrino No. 9...... M 16.00 Blunts, Tins ...... 50 95.00 Naturals ...... M 16.00 Richmond St. Cuts...... M 10.00 M a p a C u b a — Bayuk Brothers. English Ovals ...... M 10.50 Blunts, Tins ...... 50 75.00 Egyptian Deities ...... M 21.50 S traights...... 50 75.00 Pall Mall ...... M 22.50 In vincible...... 50 95.00 Phillip Morris ...... M 22.50 G rande...... 50 95.00 Lord Salisbury ...... gross 20.16 Cuban F oil...... 25 110.00 W ellerettes Cigarette Papers. Pantela Regala...... 25-50-100 57.00 Army and Navy...... M $35 00 L on dres,...... 25-50-100 57.00 Haja Clippings ...... doz. .96 Invincible ...... 25-50 57.00 Riz La C r o ix ...... doz. .90 P erfecto...... 25-50 57.00 Perfecto, tins...... 25 57.00 Midland cigar lig h te r s...... ea. 15.00 Cuban F oil...... 25-50 65.00 Evernice Match Machine...... ea. 6.50 Presidents ...... 25-50 65.00 Cigar box lid holder...... doz. 1.50 OMAHA DRUGGIST

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Invaluable Synthetic Drugs Discovered by U. S. Few chemical concerns with the exception of a Chemists small number of progressive pharmaceutical houses, By Roger Adams, have undertaken research on the development of Professor of Organic Chemistry, University of Illinois. new drugs. In Germany, the larger chemical con­ cerns have fostered and conducted such researches, During the past few years, the chemist has ac­ often in co-operation with university laboratories. quired a sudden prominence. The war gave the In the United States this has not yet been done ex­ necessary impetus to chemical work. The fields of cept in rare cases, probably because of the difficul­ larger scope, such as the building up of the dye in­ ties connected with this type of work. dustry, the successful discovery and production of The value of a new dye can be determined in a new war gases, the development of tremendous ex­ comparatively short time, while the value of a new plosive and solvent plants have been described. The drug may require experiments involving several field of synthetic drugs, however, has not been given years of work. It means extended animal experi­ the publicity comparable to its value. mentation, followed by a long period of clinical tests. The successes in the chemical industries have been Production on a commercial scale of such substances, due to the establishment of research laboratories. which are generally very complex, is still another In these laboratories, the perfection of the details problem which has to be solved. necessary for the manufacture of various substances The production of the commoner synthetic drugs, is accomplished, as well as the discovery and develop­ such as acetanilide, aspirin, phenacetin and the like, ment of entirely new substances and processes. The was develepoed during the same period as the com­ public has not been trained to distinguish between moner dyes. The more complex and newer drugs the discovery of processes for the production of sub­ were not made until after 1917, because of the fact stances the value of which has been established, and that they were controlled by German patents, and the discovery of new chemicals which may prove to it was not until this time that the United States be superior in one way or another to those better Government allowed chemical manufacturers to make known to the layman. The extreme difficulty of de­ them. The methods of production of these latter veloping such new substances and the tremendous substances were in every case complex and difficult, number of failures after years of experimentation but within a year a number of manufacturers had the remain unknown to the public. It is only the occa­ important ones on the market. Of these recent and sional successes which come to their attention. best known synthetic drugs in general use by the Of the purely chemical concerns, those manufact­ medical profession may be mentioned arsphenamine uring dyes have undoubtedly established the largest and neoarsphenamine (formerly called salvarsan and and most important research departments. Every neo salversan), remarkably powerful trypanocides progressive firm has been carrying on a certain used in the treatment of syphilis; procaine (formerly amount of investigation in the production of entirely called novocaine), a local anesthetic much less toxic new dyes in order to find some with properties even than cocaine and especially applicable to all types of more satisfactory than those at present known. Suc­ local anesthesia by injection; barbital (formerly cess has accompanied these Investigations and a called veronal), a soporific or sleep-producing sub­ number of new dyes of American manufacture are stance of low toxicity and free from bad after-effects; now on the market. cinchophejj (formerly called atophan), a uric acid OMAHA k UGGIST 21 m IV BLISS BLISS BLISS NATIVE NATIVE NATIVE HERBS OIL BALSAM IZ COUGH SYRUP

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eliminant of great value, especially for gout and rheu­ ferior to procaine, it appeared on the market before matism. Most of these substances were German dis­ procaine could be manufactured in this country and coveries and German products and with the excep­ proved value at a time when the other was not avail­ tion of one, were developed within the past ten or able. fifteen years. Another local anesthetic which recently has proved The powerful antiseptics introduced by Dr. Dakin to be of immense value to physicians and surgeons during the war should be mentioned among the re­ is “Butyn,” the sulfate of gamma-di-n-butylaminopro- cently developed synthetic drugs which will un­ pyl alcohol ester of paraminobenzoic acid. This doubtedly have a permanent place in the medical pro­ substance has been put on the market by the Abbot fession. These are dichloramine-T, chloramine-T Laboratories. It is the first substance to appear and halozone. They are undoubtedly made in larger commercially in the country or abroad, which can amounts in this country than in any other country in satisfactorily take the place of cocaine in operations the world. A number of complex, but less important involving the local anesthesia of mucous membrane. drugs, many of which have been known for a longer The majority of eye, nose and throat operations are time, have been first synthesized in this country dur­ still carried out under the influence of cocaine. ing the past few years. Among these may be men­ Butyn, however, has many properties which show it tioned the antiseptics proflavine, acriflavine, chinosol to be much superior to cocaine for this purpose; is mercury succinimid, and other mercury derivatives, very rapid in its anesthetic action, it is twice as pow­ and anesthesin, a convenient insoluble local anesthet­ erful as cocaine, it can be sterilized in solution by ic used as a dusting powder. heating to boiling with no danger of decomposition, It is interesting to note what the effect was in the it is not habit-forming. Although butyn was develop­ United States when, during the war, it was impossible ed as a result of researches undertaken to find a to obtain from abroad the synthetic drugs hitherto synthetic local anesthetic for mucous membrane to available. A 1914 catalogue of one of the concerns repkce cocaine, it has also been found equal or retailing the synthetic drugs, for which there was a superior to procaine and cocaine'where the injection demand justifying importation, contained a list of of a solution is involved. In one-half of one per over one hundred and fifty substances. Of these one cent, solution, it can be readily used to advantage hundred and fifty, not more than fifteen are now be­ in the place of the usual two per cent solution of pro­ ing manufactured in the United States. caine. While the production development of those drugs A local anesthetic which promises to have some of known value has been the major pert of the work value is saligenin, orthohydroxy benzyl alcohol. This of the various research laboratories in the pharma­ compound is not a new one but recently Dr. Hirsch- ceutical concerns, none of the laboratories have been felder, of the University of Minnesota, has shown it backward in experiments in an attempt to discover to be a good local anesthetic and very much less tox­ new substances which might replace those at present ic than procaine. In an aqueous solution of four to known, or to discover drugs with an entirely new ten per cent strength, it can be used in place of pro­ therapeutic value. Not considering those drugs caine. The preliminary clinical tests have proved which have been described in numerous patents, but promising and both the Abbott Laboratories and the not manufactured and therefore of doubtful value, Calco Chemical Co. have started the manufacture of but merely considering those new drugrs that have this material, the latter concern under the name been produced on a manufacturing scale and have "Solicaine.” alreadv formed a wide use, the results have been re­ A discovery by Dr. Macht, of Johns Hopkins Uni­ markable. versity, that benzyl benzoate, a non-narcotic and non­ In the field of local anesthetics, extensive investi­ toxic substance, has a powerful anti-spasmodic val­ gations have been carried out both by various tech- ue on smooth muscle and hence has a remarkable rica.l concerns and by university laboratories which curative effect in asthma, whooping cough, hiccough, have led to successful results. Parke, Davis & Co., sea-sickness, colic, etc., has led to the thorough study were the first to put out a purely American synthetic by various pharmaceutical concerns of the various local anesthetic. It is called “Apothesin.” and chemi­ benzyl esters of organic acids. This has resulted in cally is the hydrochloride of gammadiethvlaminopro- the discovery of a number of other products superior nvl a.lcohol ester of cinnamic acid. This substance to benzyl benzoate in many ways; benzyl succinate is been introduced as a substitute for procaine. In oroduced by Hynson, Westcott & Dunning, and by spite of the fact that apothesin is reported to be in­ Frederick Stearns & Co., the latter using the trade 2S OMAHA DRUGGIST name “Esterol;” bezyl fumarate by the Abbott Labo­ being manufactured by Eli Lilly & Co. “ Chloroxyl” is ratories, and benzyl stearate by Eli Lilly & Co. These the trade name for the hydrochloride of phenylcin- substances are all solids, are tasteless, and are more chonic acid, or in other words merely the hydrochlor­ active therapeutically than benzyl benzoate. ide of chinchophen. “Oxyl-iodide^’ is the hydrochlor­ In the field of antiseptics, two new ones have ap­ ide of chinchophen. Both of these substances have peared. “Alphozone,” disuccinyl peroxide, is a pow­ a similar action to chinchophen and the latter may erful germicide and general antiseptic discovered and have some additional value due to the presence of marketed by Frederick Stearns & Co. An interesting iodine. general antiseptic has also appeared among the man­ One of the most notable discoveries in this coun­ ufactured products of Parke, Davis & Co. This sub­ try and one that has attracted attention all over the stance is sold under the name of “Funidin,” and is world was made by Dr. Kendall, of the Mayo Clinic, pentaiodohydroxybenzylindene - anthra - triquinone- who found a method by which the active principal homosalicylic acid, being a combination of iodine, of the thyroid gland could be separated in pure form. salicylic acid and formaldehyde. This substance, under the name “Thyroxin” is now Investigations among the arsenic and mercury being put on the market by E. R. Squibb & Co. It fs oragnic compounds have been active. One mercury invaluable for increasing metabolism in diseases compound has already appeared and promises to be caused by hypothyroidism. an important germicide. It was discovered by Dr. In the field of substances used as amebicides ma; White, of the Johns Hopkins University, and is be­ be mentioned two which have recently been synth % ing manufactured by Hynson, Westcott & Dunning, sized by Eli Lilly & Co. from cephaeline. One of under the name of “Mercurochrome-220,” the disodi­ theee is called “Propyl cephaeline,” cephaeline pro­ um salt of dibromo-oxymercury-fluorescein. It is pyl ether phosphate, and is used in pyorrhea and practically non-irritating and non-toxic and has a amebic dysentery. It is less toxic, less irritant and much more rapid and penetrating ability than many more active than emetine. A second substance is other substances now used. Parke, Davis & Co. was “Ipuanine,” cephaeline isoamyl ether hydroiodide, a one of the first concerns to produce the various bet­ substance less emetic and more amebicidal than eme­ ter known mercury compounds, which up until 1917 tine and valuable for oral use in the case of pyorrhea had not been made in this country. At the present and amebic dysentery. time, their research laboratory has completed the development of a new mecury compound, knowledge When it is considered that the researches which of which has not yet been made public, but which have resulted in the discovery of these substances extensive clinical tests have shown to be superior just outlined have been carried on only during the to any of the mercury organic compounds yet known. past few years, one can realize the successful record In spite of the extensive research in organic arsenic of American discovery in the line of drugs. It is • compounds, none have been found which will equal noteworthy also that many of the discoveries which in value arsphenamine or neoarsphenamine. have later been developed by the commercial con­ cerns have started in university research labora- In the field of uric acid eliminants, no substance ies. The outlook for even more important discoveries has been found to approach the value of cinchophe. in the not too distant future can well be expected Two interesting cinchophen derivatives, however, are and anticipated.

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Per Dozen - - * - $6.00 RICHARDSON DRUG CO., Distributors, Omaha, Nebr. 0 : :© OMAHA DRUGGIST 29 T5h e FREEMAN A musical instrument manufactured by people who have specialized on this line of work, and developed a perfect natural tone peculiar to this machine only. All cabinets hand made of solid selected timber, panels are lamenated veneer, the grills are backed with fine open weave, cane webbing finished to match the cases and are artistic and indestructible, a dependable noiseless motor fully tested and warranted. The Artist making the record is the best judge of shading, therefore we do not use tone modulators for they muffle the sound and impair its quality. The best result follows the discriminating use of soft, medium and loud toned needles depending on the volume of sound desired.

4 0 % D is c o u n t Style C $135.00 F.O.B. Omaha Cabinet of Mahogany or Walnut. 4 4 in. high : 1 9 in. wide; 21# in. deep: 12 in. turntable; speed regulator; Universal turnback tone arm. Multiple spring, bevel gear, noiseless motor. Nickel plated fit­ tings, patented sound chamber.

S T Y L E B 12-inch turntable, speed regula­ Style “ C ’ tor. Universal turnback tone arm. Multiple spring, bevel gear, noiseless motor with guar­ anteed non-breakable springs. Nickel plated fittings. Hinged motor board. Patented sound chamber. Equipped with two Style B $175.00 12-inch record albums and three 10-inch record albums. 40$ Discount F.O.B. Omaha Cabinet of Mahogany or Walnut. 45 54 inches high, 211/% inches wide, 23 % inches deep.

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3 Ounce Size— 4 Ounce Size— 8 Ounce Size— 1 doz. fo r...... $1.90 1 doz. for...... $2.50 1 doz. for...... $ 3 .6 0 3 doz. fo r...... 5 .5 0 3 doz. for ...... 7 .0 0 3 doz. fo r...... 1 0 .5 0 6 doz. fo r...... > 0 .5 0 6 doz. for ...... 13.50 6 doz. for...... 2 0 .5 0 12 doz. for...... 20.00 12 doz. for ...... 2 6 0 0 12 doz. f o r ...... 4 0 .0 0

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THE RELATION OF OUR CHEMICAL research and development that will assist in defend­ INDUSTRY TO OUR NATIONAL DEFENSE ing our nation shouid any dare attach us. irrivate industry Accessary (Address Before the Chemical Exposition in New We can be prepared to defend ourselves at prac­ York, by Senator Irvine L. Lenroot.) tically no cost by the encoufagement and develop­ ment of the chemical industry. We have about one I was very glad to accept the invitation to make hundred and fiity chemists now at Edgewood Ar­ the opening address at this important Exposition, senal doing spiendid research work. Private in­ not primarily because of my interest in all fields of dustry has many cnemists also doing research work, activity that make for progress of our country, but but umess private industry can exist and prosper, because of my conviction that the future safety of lindmg a market for tneir product in commercial our country from hostile attack lies in the develop­ life, either the Government must employ more cnem­ ment of our chemical industry, and I have chosen ists or men will not enter that proiession. Private for my subject tonight, “The Relation of our Chem­ industry engaged in chemical production will give ical Industry to our National Defense.’” As a mem­ us a reserve in cnemists, but win also give us plants ber of the Committee on Military Affairs of the Sen­ that can be rapidly converted for war purposes if ate, it has been my duty to study the question of the need shall ever arise. The Government in the National Defense and its cost to the taxpayers of last war spent hundreds of millions of dollars in America. It was not very long before I became new plants that would not have been necessary had especially interested in our Chemical Warfare Ser­ the dye industry been as far advanced in the United vice and what we might hope for in the future if States as it was in Germany. properly supported. I found that thirty per cent If the dyes used in America are made in America of our casualties in the war came from German we shall have the chemists and we shall have the gases. I found that, although heretofore generally plants that will make America so strong in defensive condemned as cruel and inhuman, results showed warfare that none will dare to attack us. We should that casualties from gases were no more cruel than remember, too, that if ever attacked again it is not those from any other method of attack. I found likely that we will ever be in such favorable situation that the cost of preparedness through chemical war­ as we were in the last war. For two and one-half fare, the aeroplane and the submarine was the merest years we had been making explosives for the allies. fraction of the cost of a large standing army, dread­ Our chemists were employed in tiie development of noughts and battleships and heavy ordnance. I high explosives before we declared war at ail. We lound although limitation of armaments may be had two years and a half to prepare for that war be­ agreed upon, and, I hope, will be agreed upon, chem­ fore we did go in, and how pooriy we were then pre­ ical warfare is of such a nature, involving so little pared I shall not dwell upon tonight. in personnel or cost of material, that it would be l*roteciion of the industry tolly for any nation to rely upon any international There is some difference of opinion among mem­ agreement that poisonous gases should not here­ bers of Congress as to the character of the protection after be used in war. which is to be given the dye industry, but 1 feel that The Importance of Chemical Warfare the overwhelming sentiment in Congress is that this Who won the war may be argued for the next industry must be thoroughly protected. There are generation, but the chemists of America and our some who think this protection should be through associates in the war have not received their due the medium of import duties alone. If this plan is share of credit. But for the chemists of Germany decided upon, I am confident that these duties will be she would have lost the war before we got into it. so high that they will be practically prohibitive for Had it not been for her progress in her chemical in­ the dyes American manufacturers are making satis­ dustry she could never have secured sufficient ex­ factorily and at reasonable prices. On the other plosives to save herself after the blockade was estab­ hand, there is a feeling that a selective embargo lished against her. Had it not been for the chemists should be enacted. Those who are opposed to the of the allies meeting discovery with new discovery, embargo plan base their opposition on the ground Germany would have won the war. that they fear it will lead to monopoly. Personally The progress in chemical warfare since the armi­ I feel that this possibility of monopoly could be stice has been remarkable and too little realized by amply safeguarded by including in the legislation a the people of the United States. Because of the ad­ provision giving to the President of the United vance made in explosives and gases and the develop­ States whenever it might become apparent that mon­ ment of the aeroplane I verily believe the battleship opolistic conditions prevailed in the industry, power has become obsolete and that it is a waste of money to suspend this embargo legislation and if considered to go on constructing them. This was proved, it desirable to reduce the duties. I want to see this seems to me, in the recent bombing tests; but only industry safeguarded and if there is a possibility of a part of our resources were then employed or could error in the form of the legislation to be enacted, I be employed. With an enemy crew aboard, with the want it to be on the side of the American industry. dropping upon them of gases as well as explosives, To conclude, I am convinced of two things: their doom would be absolutely certain. The aero­ 1—The importance of chemical warfare, and the plane, the aeroplane carrier, the submarine, gases necessity for continued research and development. and high explosives will be the implements Of war 2—The necessity of the encouragment of the chem­ of the future. We may agree upon a limitation of ical industry to insure a reserve of chemists, and battleships, a limitation of submarines, a limitation plants that can be converted for the manufacture of of aeroplanes, a limitation of armies, a limitation of explosives and gases should the need arise. the quantity of the war material that can be kept Let the nations of the world know that although on hand, but we cannot agree upon a limitation of without a large navy or army, while all our energies, brains, and, if we could, the limitaiton would be are being devoted along the paths of peace, never­ worthless. We must also understand that any agree­ theless we are possessed of the last word in science ment which may be entered into will be binding only and invention and are ready to use it—that we have upon honorable nations who may assent to it. If at the skill and we have the material to defend our­ any time one nation may desire to steal the property selves, then never again shall any nation look upon of another a written agreement not to use means us with contempt or mock our ability to make war. which would enable her to do so will be worthless. Let us agree to sink our battleships, melt our Let us hope that the conference to be held in No­ cannon, destroy our fortifications, if other nations vember will mark the beginning of the end of large will do likewise, but let us encourage rather than navies and huge armies, but let us not be idiotic destroy progress in discovery and invention making enough to enter into any agreement that the scien­ for the happiness and welfare of our people in time tists of the nation shall not employ their brains in of peace and for their defense in time of war. OMAHA DRUGGIST

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Pertaining to Hard Rubber Combs work an iron-topped steam-heated table is used, with The process of manufacturing crude rubber into a heavy iron roller. useful articles dates from 1851 In that year the The rolled sheets of rubber between the tin are cut into strips the size desired; the size being a little discovery was made that rubber could be made into larger then the die to be used. The die is made of practical forms by vulcanization, and since that time steel, and when pressed, the tin foil takes on the there has been a constant increase in the number form of the comb and acts as a mold. In one cor­ of purposes for which rubber can be used. Crude ner of these molds, holes are pierced, and in these rubber is the coagulated sap of rubber trees, and is holes hooks are placed and the molds are hung in a truck, which is rolled into the vulcanizer. The found of one grade or another in almost every tropi­ combs are then subjected to a steam pressure of cal country and especially in Brazil, Africa, Ceylon about seventy-five pounds for about twelve hours. and the East Indies In recent years large planta­ After vulcenization, the tin foil is stripped from tions have been developed, especially in Ceylon, for the hard rubber blanks and the surplus rubber is the purpose of cultivating rubber removed from around the form by grinding. The Rubber is gathered by tapping the tree and col­ teeth of the comb are made by two methods, by cut­ lecting the sap. Plantation rubber is usually washed ting or by sawing. The comb is finished by rubbing before shipping, and reaches the consumer in a clean and polishing; both of these processes being usually condition so that the loss by shrinkage is merely done on buffs. nominal, averaging one or two percent; wild rubber is frequently received mixed with dirt and other substances, and when washed and dried, shrinks from fifteen to fifty percent; and before it can be compounded, great care must be given to these cleansing operations. Rubber has been used for making combs for more SLEEPER'S Lightning Poison Fly Paper than fifty years, and combs made of rubber are in many respects superior to those of any other ma­ Large Sheets terial. They are durable, flexible, and not inflam­ per ream $9.00 mable and are also considered beneficial to the hair. The principal classes of combs made are dressing Large Sheets combs for men and for women, pocket combs and per quire 50c fine combs. Envelopes, ready cut of 8 In mixing rubber for manufacturing purposes a sheets, 50 envelopes to a considerable quantity of sulphur is used, and very carton...... $1.25 small quantities of other materials. The rubber when mixed is in a plastic condition, is warmed, Retails at 5c a Sheet calendered, and rolled into sheets. These are placed 5c an Envelope between two sheets of tin, each sheet of metal be­ ing about one sixty-fourth inch thick. For this 36 OMAHA DRUGGIST

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Agricultural Chemists Will Sergeant’s Arsenic & Iron Pills...... doz. 4.50 Hold Meeting in Washington Sergeant’s Distemper Medicine...... doz. 9.00 Sergeant’s Maiige M edicine...... doz. 5.50 About 250 of the leading chemists Connected with Sergeant’s Skip Flea Soap...... doz. 2.00 official agricultural and control work in the United Sergecnt’g Sure Shot Liq, ...... doz. 4.50 States are expected to attend the thirty-eighth an­ nuel convention of the Association of Official Agri­ Discontinued cultural Chemists, which will be held at the Washing­ Meadow Brand Malted Milk, 5-lb. cans. ton Hotel, Washington, D. C., October 24-26. 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Oil Emuls. pts.doz. 12.00 ...... each 4.90 ‘Palm OHve Shampoo No. 1503 New Style, .doz. 4.00 Sanitary Military Brushes No. 251b, pr. $10.50 ■R. & G. flaeonettes Fleur D’Amour...... doz. 8.40 ...... each 5.60 R. & C Pancrobilin, Gals...... each 5.00 Sanitary Traveling Sets ...... each 4.90 Sweet Scent, 100 pkgs in ctn...... ctn. .75 Sanitax Hair Brushes No. 426...... doz. 21.00 38 OMAHA DRUGGIST

TONSILENE $8.40-lots 1-3 dozen, 35-cent size free. Tjjade. JM Mark This offer expires Dec. 1st, 1921. P a t M u m W ATERBU RY’S Cod Liver Oil, Pinozyme & Asparagus Co. 1-12 doz. FORMERLY free with 1 dozen asst. 3-dozen lots, o% discount. This offer expires Dec. 31st, 1921- ZYMOLE TROKEYS KILLS AMD EMBALMS 8-dozen lots, 2 dozen free. 12-dozen lots, 3 dozen free. 24-dozen lots, 6 dozen free. November First Dating. Mummifies Rats and Mice They dry up with N O S M E L L FOR SALE. Exterminates Roaches, Ants. Buga FOR SALE.—Drug Store in town of 350 popula­ and other Vermin. tion. Have Eastman, Pathe, Masury Paint and Hess Cats and Dogs will not eat Rat-Mum & Clark agencies. Good reason for selling. Reason­ The Vermin Exterminator Co. able rent. Brick building. No fountain. Electric Indianapolis. Ind, U.SA. lights, new fixtures and no dead stock. Good store for man of small capital. Write if interested, The Surprise Pharmacy, Surprise, Nebr.

Copyright by Thc Vermin E.xtcrminatob Co FOR SALE—Good paying drug store in county seat town in western Nebraska. Will bear the $2.00 per dozen closest investigation. Good reason for selling; will 3 dozen lots - $1.75 per dozen take about $18,000.00 to handle it. Address H. S. W.., care Omaha Druggist. O R D E R NO W FOR SALE—Small stock of drugs in Ithaca, Nebr. Will offer discount. “Duds” free. Good opening for Richardson Drug Company doctor. Address C. R. LeBar, Ithaca, Nebr. FOR SALE—Drug Store in the largest city in New Sanitax Hair Brushes No. 416...... doz. 29-40 Mexico. No fountain, new fixtures. Write for par­ Sanitax Hair Brushes No. 436...... doz. 33.60 ticulars. Address X. Y. Z., care Omaha Druggist. Sanitax Hair Brushes No. 456...... doz. 42.00 Miscellaneous. Sanitax Hair Brushes No. 528...... doz. 37.80 SPECIAL ATTENTION—If you want to sell your Sanitax Hair Brushes No. 548...... doz. 50.40 drug store, or buy one in any state, or want any kind Sanitax Hair Brushes No. 598...... doz. 75.60 of position, or need any kind of employe, or need a Tin Sprayers ...... doz. 4.00 Doctor, Dentist or Veterinarian, guaranteed service, Tetlow’s Blue Moon Talcum Po...... doz. 1.50 write F. V. Kniest, R. P., Peters Trust Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Established 1904. Ulypto Cough Drops ...... • -ctn. 1.10 W illiams B. B. Soap...... lb. .50 RELIEF REGISTERED PHARMACIST at your service at all times. Barbara C. Osborn, 1638 J St., Waterbury’s Cutizene sml...... doz. 2.00 White Rock Ginger Ale lge...... case 14.75 Lincoln, Neb. Phone L7013. White Rock Ginger Ale med...... case 17.00 PHYSICIAN WANTED—In Brewster; 20 miles White Rock Ginger Ale Splits ...... case 14.00 southwest, 50 miles west, 40 miles east to nearest Zig-Zag Stroppers ...... doz. 15.00 Physician. Write Scott & Fish, Brewster, Nebr. Special Offers WANTED—Unregistered druggists to take Bowen CASCARETS Institute of Pharmacy Course and pass any State Board. Mail and resident work. Chartered school. $10.00-lots ^4-dozen Notobac free. Our six weeks’ course will prepare you. Our 800 registrations to date. Send for full information. DIEMER’S GRIP & COLD TABLETS C. W. Bowen, M. S., M. D., Ph. G., LL. B., Bruns­ 1-gross lots, $9.00. wick, Mo. FORCE 6-dozen lots 5% freight allowed. DRUG CLERK WANTED JUST ONE TABLETS 6-dozen lots, 10%. W ANTED—Registered in Nebraska ; Married man 12-dozen lots, 16 2-3—2%. preferred, No Fountain; No Wall Paper. Perman­ 60-dozen lots 16 2-3—10—2%. ent position. Jerome Drug Co., York, Nebraska. JOHNSON’S POLISHING BRUSHES 1-lb. Floor Wax free with each brush at $1.67. JAYNEX 1-dozen lots, % dozen free. Serve Malted Milk SWIFT’S SPECIFIC $12.00-lots, 200 Booklets Free. AT YOUR FOUNTAIN $24.00-lots, 400 Booklets Free Its rich malty flavor and solubility will bring new trade. $38.00-lots, 400 Booklets Free. 10 lb. cans ...... $4.30 p er ca n 25 1b. c a n s ... .$10 00 per ca n 5% discount on $38.00-lots less 3% for cash, 10 Write for special prices. Order through your jobber days. $1.50 rebate from manufacturers and $4.50 per THOMPSON’S MALTED FOOD COMPANY, Waukesha, Wisconsin 1000 allowance for distributing Booklets. OMAHA DRUGGIST 39 OUR PAGE OF SPECIAL QUOTATIONS STAPLE, HEAVY AND CRUDE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS Oct. 10th 1921

A c id , B lu e V itr io l, b b l...... ft 0? Potassium iJhlorate,crys., or Powd Acetic, 28% Bbls...... lb 04(4 ICO-lb ...... ft 08 k e g s ...... 1b 18 10-gal...... lb 05*/, 50-l b ...... ft U9 50-lb. lots ...... 1b 19 5 - g a l ...... lb 06 2 5 -lb ...... ft 10 25-lb. lo t s ...... lb 20 1-ga l...... ft 09 10- l b ...... ft 11 10-lb. lots ...... 1b 21 B attery , 1.225 c b y s ...... ft 03K 5 -lb ...... ft 12 5-lb lo t s ...... ; ...... 1b 22 1.400 c b y s ...... lb 0 tforai, Powder or Cryst. b b l. . ft 07M G ran u lar 15c per lb . h igh er. “ 1.835 c b y s ...... ft 05 “ 100 f t ...... ft 08 M 50-lb ...... 1b OS* Sal Epsom, Bbls ...... 1b OS* Boracic, Po., or cryst., 25-lb. 25-lb...... ft 09 * 125-lbkegs...... 1b OiU lo ts ...... ft 19 10-l b ...... lb 11 50-lb...... ft 04* 10-lb . lo ts — ...... 1b 21 5 -lb ...... lb 12 85-lb...... 1b ObU 5-lb. lo t s ...... 1b 12 B rim s to n e , R oll, b b l ...... cw t 3 50 10- l b ...... lb 06* Carbolic, crude, 15%, bbl. lncl.gal 47 100- l b ...... cw t 4 25 5 -lb ...... ft 07 15$, 10-gal. ca n ...... “ gal 47 50-lb...... cw t 4 50 Glauber, Lump bbl...... cw t 2 50 15%, 5-gal. c a n ...... “ gal 52 2 5-lb...... cw t 6 00 100- l b ...... cw t 3 50 80$, b b ls ...... “ g a l 55 10- l b ...... ft 07 5 0 -lb ...... cw t 4 50 80%', 10-gal. c a n ...... “ gal 65 C a rb o n B is u lp h id e , 10-gal., 100- ft ft u * 25-lb...... cw t 4 75 W f , 5-gal. can ...... “ gal 70 “5-gal.50-lb incl ...... ft 12 I 5 f , b b " ...... “ gal 75 Glauber, gran, bbl ...... cw t 3 60 “ 2- g a l . 20-lb . in c l...... ft 15 “ “ 100- f t ...... cw t 3 60 ft* 10-gal. can ...... *• gal 85 “1-gal.,” 10-lb in cl ...... ft 17 35% 5-gal. can ...... “ gal 93 “ “ . 50-ft ...... cw t 4 10 5- 1b cans, 50-lb lo ts...... ft 28 “ “ 2 5 -ft...... cw t 4 60 J) j , b b C ...... “ gai 90 1-lb cans 51b lots in c l ...... ft 34 30%, 10-g a l. c a n ...... “ gal 1 00 “ pow d b b l ...... cw t 2 75 1-ft cans 101b lots ...... lb 33 “ “ 100- f t ...... cw t 3 75 30%, 5-gal, c a n ...... “ gal 1 08 1-ft cans 25 ft lots ...... *> 32 Oltrlc, 112-lb.kegs...... lb £8 “ “ 50-lb...... cw t 4 25 1-lbcans. 50-lb lots ...... ft 31 “ 2 5 -ft...... cw t 4 50 50-lb. lots ...... lb 60 Chalk, Lump, bbl...... ® 0354 26- lb. lo t s ...... ft 62 05 Nitre, gran. ICO lb s ...... lb 17 100- l b ...... : ...... ft Do lbs. 10-lb. l o t s ...... lb 64 5 0-lb...... ft 05* 17* 5-lb. lo t s ...... lb 66 06 25 lbs...... ft 19 25-lb ...... lb 10 lb s...... ft M uriatic. 18° c a r b o y ...... ; lb 0SH 10- l b ...... ft 06 * 20 M u ratic, O. P., c a r b o y ...... ft 11 French Powd., 200 lb. bags ...... lb 03 * Nitre, Powdered, 100 lbs ...... 1b 19 N itric, 36° c a r b o y ...... ft 09* 100-lb b a g s ...... lb 04 * 50 lb s...... ft 101/, N itric, 42° c a r b o y ...... lb 11* 50-lb b a g s ...... ft 05 25 lb s...... 1b 21 Nitric, C. P-, carboy ...... ft 16 25-lb b a g s ...... lb 0554 10 lb s ...... 1b 22 Oxalic, 100-lb. lots ...... ft 33 10-lb bags...... lb 07 50-lb. lo t s ...... 1b 34 Nitre, Small cryst., 100 lbs ___ ft 19 Charcoal, Commercial, bbl ...... ft 03 50 lb s...... 1b 19* 85-lb. lo t s ...... 1b 35 05 ya 10-lb. lo t s ...... lb 36 100- l b ...... lb 25 lb s...... lb 20 50-lb...... lb 06 5-lb. lots ...... 1b 37 10 lb s...... ft 22 35-lb...... 1b 06* R och elle, 25-lb...... ft Sulphuric 66° carboy ...... cw t 3 25 07 38 10- l b ...... lb 10- l b ...... 1b 39 Sulphuric, 0. P.. carboy ...... 1b 11 5 -lb ...... 1b 07 5 -lb ...... 1b 40 Tartaric, 100-ft lots ...... 1b 51 1-ton lo t s ...... T o n 50 00 50-lb lo t s ...... ft 52 * - ton l o t s ...... T on 51 00 Soda, b b l...... ft 02* 25-ft lo t s ...... 1b 53 M-ton lots.! ...... Ton 52 00 K e g ...... ft 03 10-lb l o t s ...... 1b 54 ...... ft Copperas, Lump, bbl...... lb 02 100- l b 02% 5 -1b l o t s ...... lb 56 ...... 1b 100- lb ...... ft 0 3* 5 0 -lb 04 Alcohol Denatured. Form. No. 5 04 2 5 -lb ...... 1b 04 * 5 0 -lb ...... lb 10—lb ...... ft 180% Drum Si.00...... gal 45 2 5-lb...... ft 04 Vi 05 180$ b b ls ...... gal 50 10- l b ...... ft 05 Sassafras Bark, “ Vi-bbls Incl gal 05* “ 10-gal.. gal 54 5 -lb ...... lb 100-lb b a g s ...... 1b Gran., b b l ...... ft 42 “ 5-gal.. gal 56 02H 50-lb bags— .■...... ft 44 “ 100- l b s ...... lb 033a 25-lb b ag s...... ft Five and ten gallon lots containers extra 50-lbs...... ft 45 D en atu red 188° l cen t ov er. 04H 10-lb b a g s ...... 1b 2 5 - lb s ...... ft 04% 48 5-lb bags...... 1b 50 A lc o h o l, grain 190° b b l. in c ...... ga l. 5 35 10- l b s ...... lb 05 H 5-lb...... lb 06 “ “ “ *-bbl. inc...gal 5 55 Seed, Canary, 25-lb bags ...... ft 10 “ 10 g a l...... ga l 6 05 Redried Powd. bbls ...... 1b 03H 05 10-lb l o t s ___1b 11 ‘‘ 5 - g a l...... ga l 6 05 100- l b ...... lb 5-lb lo ts ...... 1b 12 5 0-lb...... lb 05* Flax,ground 1001b bgs...... ft METHANOL 95£, drums ... gal 90 06 09 * - b b ls I C on- ...... gal 2 5 -lb ...... lb 10- l b ...... lb 06* 50-lb b a g s ...... 1b 10 10-gal.. Vtainer ...... gal 95 25-lb bags ...... ft 11 5-gal.. I E xtra ...... gal 1 00 5-lb...... lb 07 Cream Tartar, C. P., 100-lb...... ft 48 10- l b ...... it, 12 Alum, lump, 5 0 -lb ...... ft 49 5 - l b ...... ft 13 B b l...... lb 06% 25-l b ...... ft 50 Whole * c per lb. less. 100-lb. lots ...... ft 07^ 10- l b ...... 1b 51 H em p, 25-lb b a g s ...... ft 10 50-lb. lots ...... 1b 08 ji 5 -lb ...... 1b 54 10-lb. lots ...... ft 11 25-lb. lo t s ...... ft IP Ya. Form aldehyde, 40%, 400 lb. bbls. 1b 19 5-lb. lo t s ...... ft 12 P ow dered, B b l...... 1b 07}| 125 lb k e g s ...... lb 21 Sunflow er. 25-1'd b ag s...... ft io 100-lb. lots ...... ft 08 60-lb k e g s ...... ft 22 Sunflower, 10-lb...... ft 12 50-lb. lo t s ...... lb 09 1 gal jugs incl ...... gal 2 20 Sunflow er 5 lb s...... ft 14 25-lb. lots ...... 1b 10 P. A. C. Works, 1 lb. bottles, 50 Ammonia, Carbonate, 25-lb. lots. 1b 23 lb lo t s ...... ft 31 Soda Bicarb , 4C0 -ft bbl...... 1b 04 10-lb lots ft 24 25-ft l o t s ...... 1b 32 112-lb . k e g s ...... ft 04* 5-lb. lo t s : lb 25 10- 1b l o t s ...... ft 33 50-lbs...... 1b 05 Muriate, lump, 100-lb. lots lb 30 5-lb l o t s ...... ft 34 2 5 -lb s ...... ft 05* 50-lb. lo t s ...... lb 31 Glycerine, C. P..50-lb. cans... ..lb 18* 10- l b ...... ft 06 86-lb . lo ts ...... lb 32 Gum Camphor, Hyposulphite, cry. bbl ...... cw t 5 40 10-lb. lots ...... 1b 33 25 lbs. 10 lbs. 5 lbs. K e g ...... cw t 5 90 5-lb. lo t s ...... 1b 34 1 - f t ...... 82...... 87...... 90 5 0 -lb s...... cw t 8 40 M uriate, Gran., b b l...... 1b 12 16s ...... 97...... '.1 02 ...... 1 05 25-lbs...... cw t « 90 100-lb. lo ts ...... 1b 13 2 4 s ...... 1 02...... 1 07...... 1 10 Hyposulphite, Pea cryst.bbl. cwt 5 50 50-lb. lo t s ...... 1b 14 ..1 10 K e g ...... cw t 6 00 86-lb . lo t s ...... 1b 15 32s ...... 1 03...... 1 07...... Moth Balls, bbls ...... 1b 14 5 0-lb s...... cw t 6 50 10-lb. lo t s ...... 1b 16 2 5 -lb ...... cw t 7 00 5-lb. lo t s ...... ft 18 ICO-lb ...... ft 14* 5 0 -lb ...... ft 15 Hyposulphite, gran, bbl...... cw t 5 75 W ater, 16$ c a r b o y ...... lb. 05 K e g ...... cw t 6 25 10-gal. l o t s ...... ft 07 2 5 -lb ...... , 1b 15* 10- l b ...... ft 16 5 0-lb s...... cw t 6 75 5 gal. l o t s ...... lb. 08 2 5 -lb ...... cw t 7 25 1 gal lo ts ...... lb . 09 5-lb...... ft 17 13 W ater, C on ct., 26°, c a r b o y ...... 1b 12 S u g a r M ilk , Is, 25-lb lo ts ...... ft 44 10-gal. lots, ...... 1b 13 100- l b ...... ft 13 5 0 -lb ...... ft 13 * “ Is, 10-lb lots ...... ft 45 5-gal lots ...... 1b 14 “ “ Is, 5-lb lots ...... ft 46 1-g a l l o t s ...... 1b 16 3 5 -lb ...... ft 14 10- l b ...... ft 15 Antimony, Black, Sub. bbl...... ft 06 Sulphur, Lgt Flour, 2t0-lb bbls.cwt 4 10 100-lb...... 1b 07 5 -ft...... lfi OilCake, ground,ton ...... 48 00 100-lb. lo ts ...... cw t 5 oO 50-lb...... 1b 07 * 50-lb lo t s ...... c w t 5 50 861b...... 1b 08 49 CO H -to n ...... 50 00 25-lb l o t s ...... cw t 6 00 Ancnic, Kegs ...... ft 12* 10-lb lo ts ...... cw t 7 00 100-lb b o x e s ...... lh 13 100- l b ...... 2 55 50-1b b oxes ...... 1b 14 potash Permanganate H ea vy F lou r, 100-ft b a g s ...... cw t 2 66 85-lb b o x e s ...... ft 15 45 5001b. lo t s ...... cwt. 2 55 10- 1b b o x e s ...... ft 16 10-lb lo t s ...... 1b 50 10001b. l o t s ...... cw t. 2 50 #-Jb b o x e s ...... lb 18 5 -lb lo t* ...... ft 55 20001b. lots...... c w t 2 45 40 OMAHA DRUGGIST

JUICES MINERAL WATERS, DOMESTIC AND IMPORTEu Size No. in Per As wanted Size o f N o. in P er Waters— Bottles case case per doz. J u ices— B ottles ca se ca s6 A b ile n a ...... L arge 24 7.50 4.00 14-oz 24 $6.30 5u 7.50 2.00 Applju, Champagne Type ...... 14-oz 21 8.25 6-50 Bethesda, still...... 12 5.25 5.50 Ha!a Grape,...... 6 9.50 Buffalo I-dthia...... Ve Gal. 12 6 U.1 6.25 Ha ja Grape...... 12 8.40 3.35 24 8.85 j O 8 00 3 75 H aja G rap e...... 72 9.25 3(j 3.40 1.10 Hambv’s Dawson. Springs Cone.... 12-oz. 9.60 (1 case free with five) Hamby's Dawson Splines Cone...... 30c 2.40 Island Queen G rape...... qts 12 7.25 Pluto Concentrated ...... 24 7.50 3.75 Island Queen Grape...... 24 7 75 P lu to C on ce n tra te d ...... 50 7.00 1.75 Island Queen Grape...... 72 8.50 .. H Gal. 24 10.50 5.50 Loju Loganberry...... 12 7 00 50 10.50 2.65 L o ju L oga n b erry...... pts 24 7.50 50 7.51 • 2.00 L o ju L oga n berry...... 72 8.00 R ed R a v e n ...... 50 5.' 0 1.40 Monticello Claret ...... 12 4.45 12 5 50 6.00 National Brand Apple Juice ...... 6 5.50 W hite R o c k ...... M-Oal 12 6 (0 6.00 National Brand Apple Juice ...... qts 12 3.2f) W hite R o c k ...... 50 14.75 3.75 National Brand Apple Juice ...... pts 24 3.50 W hite R o c k ...... too 17 00 2.25 9 13.25 W hite R o c k ...... kOO 14 75 1.95 Phez ...... 36 4.25 Red Wing Grape ...... - ...... 8 9.50 R ed W in g < Jrape ...... 12 8 40 C IN G ER ALE Red Wing Grape ...... 24 8.85 Red Wing Grape...... 72 9.2> R oyal P u rp le...... 8 9 50 Beechnut Ginger Ale, 15i4 ounce ...... ca se 3.85 Royal Purple ...... 12 8.40 B eech n u t G inger A le, 6 ou n ce ...... ca se 4.60 24 8.85 Royal Purple ...... Beechnut Birch Beer, 15!>4 ou n ce ...... ca se 3.85 Royal Purple ...... 72 9 25 R oses L im e ...... 12 8.75 Beechnut Sarsaparilla,'15H ounce ...... ca se 3.85 R oses L im e ...... 24 10.50 Cliquot, pts., 2 doz in c a s e ...... case $3.85...... doz 2.00 12 6.50 S h am -P agn e...... 9s H aja, Qts- 1 doz. in c a s e ...... case 2 25 Virginia Dare...... 5s 12 5.80 Virginia Dare — ...... 24 6.65 Haja, pts. 2 doz. in case ...... ca se 3.60 48 7.90 Haja,, k-pts. 2 doz.in case ...... ca se 2.00 8 9.50 W e lch ’s G rape...... Hires Champanale, pts. 100s...... ca se 10.00 W elch’s Grape...... 12 8.40 W e lch ’s G rap e...... pts 24 8.85 Hires Champanale.'splits, 100s...... ca se 6.25 W e lc h ’s G rape...... 72 9.25 Manitou Ginger'Champagne; Medium 100 Case 14.50 doz 1.90 Manitou Ginger Champagne.. Splits 100 Case 12.00 doz 1.60 RIPE OLIVES CALIFORNIA White Rock, pts ...... 100-case $17.00...... doz 2.25 Sylmar Blue Label Gals...... 1 doz. in case, doz 13.50 W h ite R ock , q ts ...... 50-case $14.75...... doz 3.75 E xtra L arge, q ts ...... d oz 7.50 M ince M e a t...... doz 5.00 White Rock Splits,___100-case $14.00 ...... doz 1.85

0 Look Out For Imitations Do You Know This Fist? and Counterfeits of It’s the PUNCH we are putting in NUX- Othine Double Strength. ATED IRON Adver­ tising. Othine is never sold at less than the regular price and is never given in ex­ It’s a punch change for advertising- or other service. the public We do not employ any traveling sales­ can’t dodge, men or special agents or representatives. 4,000,000 BEWARE of persons soliciting orders by phone, telegraph, mail or otherwise people buy for immediate acceptance on cash or Nuxated C. O. D. basis. Iron yearly. Should you be offered so called Othine at less than the regular price, PLE A SE How many of them are wire us at our expense and we will ad­ you selling? vise you what steps to take. Put PUNCH selling: OTHINE LABORATORIES Keep Nuxated Iron moving fast! 327 Washington Street And put PROFITS in your pocket! BUFFALO, : NEW YORK DAE HEALTH LABORATORIES 1 t EAST 35th ST. NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. RICHARDSON DRUG CO.

I Room 312 Charles Bnildlnl lALBsnooMS'i Srrssiftjs, o m a h a , u . s . a .

OCTOBER SUPPLEMENT SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT.

PIPES

No. 14—Wellington Pipe Assortment. Con­ sists of 2 dozen assorted pipes...... each $20.00

No. 4— C. P. F. W ellington Style Pipe, assorted styles, 3 dozen and display case...... each 18.00

No. 12—Wellington Pipe Assortment, assorted styles, 1 dozen in display box ...... each 6.00

No. 10313— Beechnut, assorted curved and straight, 1 dozen in display box ...... each 2.00 No. 14—Three dozen assorted Panama Pipes, medium sizes, made of seasoned Italian No. 5—Wellington Pipes, assorted shapes, 3 briar root, mounted with solid vulcanite, dozen in display ca se...... each 20.00 mouthpiece and nickel bands. This pipe is fitted with an aluminum canal; one twist No. 13—Wellington Pipes, 1 dozen in display of the mouthpiece cleans the pipe. One box ...... each 5.00 dozen inlaid in tray in black cloth, cov­ ered show case for counter display, two -No. 3059— Bakelite, stems curved and straight, dozen packed separately.. .per assortment 24.00 heavy briar, 1 dozen in display box. .each 12.00

No. 7—Wellington Pipe Assortment, assorted curved and straight stems, 1 dozen in dis­ play box ...... each 7.50

No. 10—Sicilia Pipes, assorted straight and curved stems, 3 dozen in display case ___ ...... •...... each 24.00

Taxi—Small cob pipe, bone bit, 3 dozen in each box ...... per box 2.25, Columbus—Large cob pipe with reinforced bottoms, bone bit, packed 3 dozen in box ...... per box 2.55 No. 3—Missouri Merschaum, reed stems, 3 No. 20—Cadillac Assortment, straight and dozen in b ox ...... per box 1.25 bent amberlite stems, 1 dozen on display No. 9—Missouri Sweet Cob Pipe, reed stems, board, 1 dozen for refills, .per assortment 16.00 3 dozen in b o x ...... per box 1.50 OCTOBER SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT

PIPES-Cont.

No. 2—Chesterfield Well Bore, 3 dozen assort­ ment, 1 dozen on display board, 2 dozen packed separately...... per assortment 20.00

No. 10A—Assorted Wood Pipes, curved and No. 3—Chesterfield Well Bore French Briar, straight stems, assortment of 3 dozen in vulcanite stems, 1 dozen on display board, box ...... each 24.00 2 doz. packed separately, .per assortment 24.00

THERMOS BOTTLES

Genuine THERMDs Products

No. 11— Pint bottle ...... * ...... $2.25 No. 14— Pint bottle ...... $2.75 No. 11Q— Quart bottle ...... 3.50 No. 14Q— Quart bottle ...... 4.00 Heavy metal case, brown eggshell enamel finish. Heavy metal case, dark green eggshell finish, Polished aluminum cup, shoulder and bottom. nickel-plated cup, shoulder and bottom.

No. 603— Pint food jar...... $4.50 No. 55— Quart carafe ...... $8.00 No. 602— Quart food jar...... 4 ...... 6.00 Heavy brass case, polished nickel plate. Ground Heavy seamless brass case, polished nickel plate. glass silvered stopper attached with silver-plated Handsome design. chain. OCTOBER SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT

THERMOS BOTTLES-Cont.

No. 561— Pint lip ju g ...... $ 8.25 No. 563— Quart lip ju g ...... 10.00 Heavy brass case, solid cast handle, nickel plated. Case entirely covers glass filler. Perfection metal and cork stopper, nickel plated.

No. 556— Quart jug ...... $9.50 Heavy brass case with solid cast handle, nickel No. 15—Pint bottle ...... $3.50 plated. Case entirely covers glass filler. Perfection No. 15Q— Quart bottle ...... 5.00 metal and cork stopper, nickel plated. Seamless brass corrugated case, heavily nickel plated. No. 396— Pint lunch kit with No. 11 bottle...... $4.00 No. 397— Pint lunch kit with No. 14 bottle...... 4.50 No. 398— Pint lunch kit with No. 15 bottle...... 5.25 Metal lunch kits made from heavy tin plate. Black enamel finish outside, sanitary lacquered in­ terior finish. Easily cleaned, thoroughly ventilated. Fitted with leather handle. Positive fastener—pat­ ented positive device for holding bottle securely in place. Detachable nickel-plated cup handle No. 81 furnished with each lunch kit. No. 399—Pint lunch kit with No. 10 bottle...... $3.50 No. 400— Pint lunch kit with No. 11 bottle...... 3.75 No. 402— Pint lunch kit with No. 14 bottle...... 4.25 No. 404— Pint lunch kit with No. 15 bottle...... 5.25 Fibre lunch kits made from black seal-embossed fibre, reinforced with metal corners. Positive metal fastener. Patented bottle holder. Removable sani­ tary lacquered lunch box, conveniently cleaned. De­ tachable nickel-plated cup handle No. 81 furnished with each kit except No. 399. No. 426— Quart lunch kit with No. 11Q bottle. .$5.75 No. 427— Quart lunch kit with No. 14Q bottle.. 6.25 No. 428— Quart lunch kit with No. 15Q bottle.. 7.25 No. 429— Quart lunch kit with No. 6Q bottle.. 7.75 No. 6— Pint bottle ...... $4.00 No. 407—Half pint school kit with No. 14% bot­ No. 6Q—Quart bottle ...... 5.50 tle ...... 3.75 Seamless heavy brass case, polished nickel plate. “D” shaped fibre lunch kits made from long Beautifully designed. grain embossed fibre. Metal lunch box, sanitary lacquered inside and outside. Leather handle. Pat­ ent snap fastener. No. 553— Quart carafe ...... $9.50 No. 408— Half pint school kit with No. 15y2 bot­ Heavy brass case, solid cast handle, nickel plated. tle ...... 4.75 Case entirely covers glass filler. Perfection metal and cork stopper, nickel plated. No. 104— Carrying case for pint bottle...... $6.25 No. 104Q— Carrying case for quart bottle...... 9.25 No. 52— Quart carafe ...... $9.00 Carrying cases made from the finest hide leather Heavy pickel-plated brass case, entirely covering obtainable, red peltine lined. Carrying strap with glass filler. Ground glass silvered stopper. buckle fastener. LESS 2 5 an 10 Per Cent OCTOBER SUPPLEMENT. SUNDRIES DEPARTMENT

STANLEY’S VACUUM BOTTLES

Built entirely of steel, lined with flexible blue amalite with its porcelain-like surface. Stanley’s vacuum product will not break, completely sanitary. No. 505, Two quart black standard finish.each 15.00 The pure blue amalite lining of Stanley products No. 503-L, Pint .size, black leather finish.each 8.50 has all the sanitary qualities of glass with none of No. 504-L, Quart size, black leather finish its fragile qualities. Stanley products are single ...... each 11.00 units, with no removable parts and no unsealed No. 505-L, Two quart size, black leather fin­ ish ...... each 16.00 openings into which liquids may leak and cause rust or foulness, the construction makes cleaning of containers easy and sure. First cost is last cost, while initial cost of Stan­ ley products is slightly more than with glass vacuum containers, the first cost of a Stanley is the final cost.

No. 604, One quart food jar, black standard 15.00 No. 503, Pint size, black standard finish, .each $ 7.50 finish ...... each No. 605; Two quart food jar, black standard finish ...... each 20.00

No. 404, One quart jug verde green, copper No. 504, Quart size, black standard finish. each 10.00 finish ...... eaoh 14.00 COMPLETE PRICES-CURRENT -OF- Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Etc. Corrected Monthly by RICHARDSON DRUG CO. QUANTITY PRICES SEE SPECIAL PAGE. Omaha, Nebr. ^ ~ T h e following prices are merely nominal and are not to be considered as binding. The prices herein quoted include containers on chemicals in all size packages from 5 lbs. Oct. 10th, 1921 down and those items marked inclusive. Otherwise a charge for container.

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC. DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. Acetanllide, U.S. P.crys. 1-lb. ctns. 54 A o ld Acorn Coffee, grd...... ft 40 U .S.P. c r y s t. MB> Ctns...... lb 60 Carbolic crude 20$ ...... g a l 57 Adalln, Tablets, 5-gr. 25s...... each 75 U .S.P c r y s t 1 oz c t n s ...... oz 09 C a rbolic cr u d e 25$ ...... g a l 1 05 Adalin-Lumlnal, Tabl.. 25s...... ea 88 U.S.P. powd lft ctn s ...... lb 51 Carbolic crude 30$ ...... ga l 115 U S.P powd ctns ...... lb 60 Carbolic sol 95$ lft c b ...... ft 35 A g a r -A g a r ...... ft 90 G r o u n d ...... lb 1 00 U.S.P. powd. 1 ozctns...... oz 09 Ohrysophanic, (see Chrysarobin) Acetone, pure lib c. b...... lb 41 P o w d e r...... lb 1 00 Oitrlc. U.S.P cry st ...... ft 68 Agaric, white ...... ft 2 60 U .S,P. IB) c b ...... lb 42 Formic, C.P. SpGr 1,06 lftgsb.. ft 75 U .S.p. J i - l b c b ...... f t 66 P ow d ered ...... ft 2 65 “ l o z c v ...... oz 12 Formic, 0. P. Sp. Gr. 1.06 1 oz Agathln 1 oz tins ...... oz 3 25 T e c h IB) c b ...... lb 41 g s v ...... oz 16 A lb u m e n , E gg S ca les...... 1b 1 25 T e c h ...... gal 1 50 Gallic, U.S.P. 24-lb ctn s ...... ft 1 40 A lb u ta n n in 1 oz c t n s ...... oz 55 Aeietplienetidln, U.S.P. lib ctns . Ib 2 24 G allic, U.S.P. 1 oz c t n s ...... oz 15 Alcohol absolute U.S.P. lpt cb..pt 2 50 U.S.P. c t n s ...... B> 2 40 Hydrocyanic 2% dil U.S.P Absolute U.S.P. 1 gal cb.inclgal 14 00 , U.S.P. 1 oz c t n s ...... oz 21 X 1b c b ...... ft 75 D en atu red 180°...... ga l 61 “ ozctns...... oz 25 Hydrocyanic 2$ dil U.S.P. cv ..oz 16 Denatured 188°...... g a l 62 Aeld, Acetic. 28° No. 8 lib cb ...... lb 21 Hydrofluoric, 52$ lft c b ...... ft 1 10 G rain 190° 1 g a l i n c ...... g a l 6 55 A ce tic 36° U.S.P. ltt> c b ...... B> 28 Hydrofluoric 52$ J4ft cb ...... ft 1 95 Grain Medic No.1 1 pt cbinc. ..pt 125 Acetic 36$ U.S.P. \i-lb c b ...... ft 52 Hydrofluoric 52% 1 oz c v ...... oz 30 Grain Medic No.2 1 pt cb in c.. .pt 1 50 Acetic 36° C.P. 1ft c b ...... 1b 33 Hypophosphorous50% lft gsb..ft 2 57 Grain Medic No.3 1 pt cb in c.. .pt 1 25 Acetic 38% 0,P. H-\\> c b ...... ft 57 Hypophosphorous 50$ 1 oz gsv oz 30 Grain Medic No.4 1 pt cb inc.. .pt 1 10 Acetic Glac 99% U.S.P. lib cb. ..ft 35 Hypophosphorus 10% U.S.P. 1 oz Grain Medic No.5 1 pt cb inc.. .pt 75 A c e tic G la c 99$ U .S : P. lb c b ft 59 g s v ___...... o z 20 Grain MedicN0.6 1 pt cb inc. ..pt 75 Bce'tic Glac99% U.^.P. lozcv..oz 15 Lactic, 75% U.S.P. lft c b ...... ft 1 07 Grain Medic No.? 1 pt cb inc.. .pt 1 00 Acetyl Salicylic lft ctn s ...... 1b 94 L a ctic 75% U.S.P. l o z c v ...... oz 17 Grain Medic, per gal., 6 times Acetyl Salicylic Kft ctn s ...... ft 1 10 M u riatic 18° co m ’ l lft g s b ...... 1b 33 price per pint. Acetyl Salicylic 1 oz ctns ...... oz 12 Muriatic 1S° com ’l 6 lb gsb ...... 1b 16 Wood, See Methanol 95% Argenous. U.S. P. powd % 1b c b . . ft 67 M o ly e d ic, pure M lb c b ...... ft 3 34 A lls p ic e ...... ft lg Arsenous U.S.P. powd 1 oz c, v.oz 15 Muriatic 18°com’l 1 gal incl...gal 1 10 P ow d ...... 1b 20 Benzoic from Toluol A ft c tn s .. lb 1.40 M u riatic 18° O. P. lft g s b ...... ft 54 Almond Meal...... 1b 70 Benzoic from Toluol 1 oz ctns .oz 15 Muriatic 18° 0. P. 6ftgsb,incl___ft 29 Almonds, bitter, shelled ...... ft 70 Boric, U.S.P. cryst lft ctns ...... 1b 33 Muriatic 10$ dil U.S.P. lft gsb..ft 43 Aloin, U.S.P. lft ctns ...... 1b 1 62 Boric, U.S.P. powd lft ctns.. ..lb 33 N ltric 36° com ’lllb g sb ...... 1b 35 U. S- P. Yt. lb c t n s ...... ft 167 Boric, 0. P. Impalp po. lft Nitric 36° com ’l 7 lb. gsb ...... ft U .S .P ., 1 oz c t n ...... oz 14 c t n s ...... : . . . ft 50 Nitric 36° Oom’l 1 gal incl...... g a l 2 10 Alum, Ammonia gran...... 1b 12 Boric P.O.B.Co.cryst.llb ctns doz 3 50 Nitric 36° C.P. lft gsb ...... ft 59 A m m on ia lu m p ...... 1b 12 Boric, P. C. B. Oo. cryst lib ctns Nitric 36° C. P 71b gsb. in cl ...... ft 35 Ammonia powd ...... 1b 13 24 ft cases ...... ca se 6 50 Nitric fuming lft gsb & tin ...... 1b 8o A m m o n ia d ry p o U S P ...... 1b 30 Boric P.C.B.Co. cryst 51b ctns .lb 27 O leic U.S.P. lft c b ...... ft 39 Chrome Potass gran lib ctns. ...ft 35 Boric P.O.B.Co. cryst 5ft ctns Oleic, U- S. P M ib c b ...... ft 64 Chrome Potass, gran. lb ctn ft 50 30B> c a s e ...... c a s e 7 40 Oleic Tech lft cb ...... 1b 35 A lu m in u m Boric P.O.B.Co. gran lib ctns.doz 3 50 O x a lic T e ch c r y s t ...... ft 38 Chloride pure ft cb ...... lb 117 Boric P.O.B.Co. gran lft ctns Phosphoric Glac sticks 1-lb cb ft 1 62 C h lorid e p u re 1 oz c v ...... oz 17 241b c a s e s ...... ca se 6 50 P h osp h oric Gla** lb. c b ...... ft 1 86 Metal Powd. lib cans ...... 1b 1 40 Boric P.O.B, Oo. gran lb ctns Phosphoric 50% U.S.P. 1880 lft Metal powd. l ozctns...... ez 16 24-lb c a s e ...... ca se 8 40 c b ...... 4. . . , ...... 1b 52 Metal sheet...... ft 75 Boric P.O.B. Co. gran. M lb ctns Phosphoric 50% U.S.P. ]4, lh. ch ft 77 A lu m n o l, 1 oz t in s ...... oz 1 00 d o z e n ...... 1 10 Phosphoric 85$ Syr U.S. P. Amldo, lozcv ...... oz 60 Boric P.O.B. Co. gran. 5-ft ctn yi lb. g s b ...... ft 114 Ammonia, water 16°U.S.P. lft cb lb 31 30-lb c a s e ...... case 7 40 Phosphoric 85% syr U.S.P. lft W ater 1fi° U.S.P. 5ft C b ...... 1b 20 Boric P.C.B.Co. gran. 6-lb ctns.ft 27 g s b — r ...... ft 79 W ater20° lft cb ...... 1b 33 Boric, P.C.B.Co. gran. bulk... .ft 27 P h osp h oric S y r. 85% U .S .P . 10- W ater 20° 4ft c b ...... ft 22 Boric, P. O.B.Oo. powd p ou n d gsb. in c ...... ft 47 Water 26° U.S.P. lft gsb ...... ft 58 lft c t n s ...... doz 3 50 Picric, }4-lb c b ...... 1b 99 W ater 26° U.S.P. 41b gsb ...... 1b 37 B oric, P. O. B. Oo. pow d. lib Picric, 1-oz. c v ...... oz 16 Water domestic pts ...... doz 150 ctn s. 241b c a s e ...... case 6 50 PyrogallicResu blftcansU.SPft 2 50 W a ter d o m e stic q t s ...... doz 2 50 Boric, P.O.B.Co. powd. Hft Pyrogallic Besub U.S.P. Hft Water Violet Sm l ...... d o z 1 50 c t n s ...... doz 1 85 c a n s ...... lb 2 60 W a ter V io le t L g e ...... d oz 2 50 Boric, P.O.B.Oo. powd. i41b Pyrogallic Resub U.S.P. J^lb Ammonol, powd 1 oz vials ...... oz 1 10 ctns 24ft cases c a n s ...... 2 ...... case 6 70 80 Tablets 1 oz vials...... oz 1 10 B o r ic P. O. B . Co. lb ctn s Pyrogallic Resub U.S.P. 1 oz 24-lb ca s e s ...... case 8 40 28 A m m o n iu m , Boric, P.C.B.Co. H lb ctns.. .doz 1 10 ft 25 Acetate cryst 1 oz cv ...... oz 16 Boric, P.O.B.Oo. powd 3 oz 50 B rom id e Ik S.P. lft c b ...... 1b 59 c a n s ...... do*. 2 10 ft 48 Bromide u. S.P. J^-lb c b ...... ft 90 Boric, P.O.B.Oo. powd. 3 oz 63 Carbonate lum p ...... ft 30 can s, 3 doz ca s e ...... case 5 65 09 Carbonate lump, U.S.P. 1 lbcb ft 42 B oric, P. O. B. Co. p ow d 5 ft c t n s .. ft 27 ft 38 Carbonate, Cubes U.S.P.J^ft cb.lb 80 Boric, P.C.B.Co. powd 51b ctns ft 41 Carbonate cubes, Sqbs, 1-lb cb_ ft 120 301b ca s e s ...... case 7 40 ft 43 Carbonate cubes, Sqbs. M-lb cbft 155 Camphoric. lb cb ...... ft 6 50 . ft 33 Carbonate powd 5-lb cans ...... ft 32 Carbolic, U.S.P. 1 lb cb ...... lb 35 ft 12 Chloride gran U.S.P. lft ctns. ..lb 3? Oarbollc, U.S.P. lft cans ...... ft 85 gal 1 25 Chloride powd U.S.P lib ctns... ft 39 Carbolic, U.S.P. lft cans5ft ft 54 Hypophosphite 1ft c b ...... ft 2 30 lots ...... ft 34 1 lb 28 Iodide U.S. P. J^ft cb ...... ft 6 04 Carbolic U.S.P. ts 101b lo ts ...... lb 33 ..lb 1 63 Io d id e , U .S .P . & lb c b ...... ft 6 10 C arbolic U .S.P. Is 25 lb l o t s ...... 1b 32 ft 50 Io d id e U.S.P. 1 oz c v ...... oz 47 Oarbollc U.S.P. 5 1b cans ...... 1b 29 ft 1 14 M u riate, lu m p ...... 1b 35 C a r b o lic U .S.P. 5s 101b l o t s ...... ft 23 ft I 34 Muriate, gran., Tech ...... ft 20 Carbolic U.S.P. 5s?5ft lots ...... ft S7 ft 14 Phosphate, trnre gran 1 lb ctns 1b 75 Carbolic U.S.P. 101b ca n s ...... ft 28 ft 1 20 S alicy la te, U .S.P. lib c b ...... 1b 1 08 C a r b o lic U.S.P. 10s 20ft lo t s ...... 1b 27 ft 1 40 Salicylate U. S. P. Ji-lbcb ___1b 135 Oarbollc U.S.P. 10s30ft lots ...... ft 26 16 S a licy la te U .S .P . 1 o z c v ...... oz 17 Carbolic U.S.P. liq lft cb ...... w 34 60 S u ccin ate 1 oz c v ...... oz 60 C a r b o lic TJ.S.P. liq 5 ft c b ...... 1b 29 ft 60 Valerate cryst U.S.P. lbcb. ..lb 8 24 Oarbollc crude 15%...... gal 57 ..oz 42 Valerate cryst U.S.P. 1 oz cv .. .oz 50 2 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. Amyl, acetate pure cb ...... lb 1 35 B a r k , Barium. Oarb., Tech. powd ...... lb 20 Pomegranate, bark of root,lbs..ft 65 Acetate Tech lib cb ...... 1b 80 “ “ 10-lb. ft 19 Acetate Tech ...... ga l 4 50 Pomegranate root, pressed, ozs. ft 70 “ “ “ “ 25-lb. lb 18 Pomegranate Bark of root po.. lb 35 V a le ra te J^lb c b ...... Ib 6 00 “ “ “ “ 50-lb. lb 17 Anaesthesln, See Parathesin. Pomegranate root. po. Ex Sellb... 55 Barium Carb. pure 1-lb. ctns lb 55 P oplar, w h ite, g r d ...... ft 20 A n n a t t o in e ...... lb 50 Chlor., tech ...... ft 15 Poplar, white, powd ...... ft 20 Anodyne, Hoffman’s, See Spirits 8ulphate, for X-Ray lft ctns...lb 30 P op lar, y e llo w , grd ...... ft 20 E th er Com p Sulphate, X Ray lb cb ...... lb 40 Quebracho, pressed lbs ______ft 40 A n tlk a m n ia , p o w d ...... oz 1 15 Sulphide, gray lib cb ...... lb 50 Rose Willow, pressed, ozs... . ft 45 Tablets 5 gr ...... oz 115 Sulphide, gray, M lb cb. .. lb 74 Sassafras...... ft 52 Codeine Tablets ...... o z 115 Sulphide gray 1 oz c v ...... oz 16 Sassafras, grd ...... Ib 50 10 oz lo ts ...... oz 1 07V4 S u lp h id e y e llo w J^lb c b ...... lb 91 Sassafras, powu ...... 1b 50 T a b let* 10c...... doz 84 Bark,Alder,black, pressed, ozs...lb 60 S im aru ba...... 1b 30 Tablets vest pocket...... doz 2 00 Simaruba, pressed, ozs Angostura, pressed, lb...... ft 85 ...... ft 110 & Codeine Tablet vest p’k’t.. doz 2 00 Simaruba, powd. Ex Sel...... 1b 55 Antimony, Black, powd sub...... ft 10 Angostura, pressed ozs ...... Ib 90 Soap T ree (q u illa y a )...... ft 20 Chloride, sol 1 ft gsb ...... lb 50 Ash, prickly, pressed ozs ...... lb 75 Ash, prickly, ground ...... lb 40 Soap Tree, pressed, ozs...... lb 60 Chloride, sol, 7 lb. gsb in c ...... lb 29 Soap Tree (quiliaya) cut ...... 1b 30 Pure Needle, powd ...... lb 20 Ash, prickly, powd ...... lb 40 Ash, prickly, powd. Ex Sel...... lb 60 Soap Tree (quillaya) powd ...... 1b 30 Antlpyrlne, U.S P. 1 oz cans ...... oz 28 Soap Tree, powd. Ex Sel...... 1b 40 U .8.P . o a n s ...... lb 3 35 A.sh. w h ite, pressed lb...... lb 45 S u m ach ...... lb 20 Ash, white, pressed, ozs ...... lb 50 Argols, Red, powd ...... lb 80 Sumach, pressed, ozs ...... lb 45 Argonln, 1 oz cv ...... oz 75 Barberry, pressed, lbs...... lb l 40 Sweet Gum, pressed, ozs ...... lb 45 A r g y r o l, 1 oz c v ...... oz 150 Barberry, pressed, ozs ...... lb l 45 Tamarack, pressed ozs ...... 1b 45 Bayberry, pressed, ozs ...... lb 80 Tamarack, grd ...... lb 25 A rlsto l, 1 oz c v ...... oz 1 80 Bay berry, powdered ...... lb 45 T on ga, g r o u n d ...... 1b 2 75 Arrowroot, American ...... lb 20 Birch, pressed,‘lbs...... lb 40 W afer A sh , pressed, o z s ...... 1b 85 St V in c e n t ...... lb 20 B ircn c r u s h e d ...... ft 20 W a h o o ,...... ib 100 T a y lo r ’s, M -ft f o i l ...... lb 75 B la ck H aw , pressed, ozs...... 1b 1 05 Wahoo Root, pressed, ozs...... 1b 1 60 A rse n ic, B la ck H aw , g r d ...... ft 65 Wahoo. pow d ...... lb 1 05 Red, powdered ...... lb 75 B la ck H aw , P o w d ...... lb 65 Walnut, pressed, ozs ...... ft 45 Solution (Donovan’s) U.S.P. Boxwood, pressed, lbs...... lb 45 Wild Cherry ...... n> 25 1B> c b ...... 35 Boxwood, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 Wild Cherry, pressed, ozs ...... lb 55 W h ite pow d. c o m ’l ...... lb 20 Boxwood, powd., Ex Sel...... 1b 25 Wild Cherry, ground ...... B> 27 Asbestos Fibre ...... lb 60 Buckthorn, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 Wild Cnerry. powd ...... 1b 30 Buckthorn, grd ...... lb 25 Willow, black ...... r 25 Aspirin. (Bayers)...... oz 85 Butternut, pressed, lbs...... ft 45 Willow, black, pressed, lbs...... 1b 40 Aspirin Capsules 12s Bayers.. doz 1 68 B u ttern u t, pressed ozs...... ft 50 Aspirin Capsules 24s Bayers..doz 3 12 Willow, white, pressed, ozs ...... ft 45 Aspirin Capsules 100s Bayers.,.ea 1 04 Oaneila, pressed, ozs ...... lb 85 Winters, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 80 Canella, powdered ...... lb 100 Witch Hazel, powd ...... ft 20 Aspirin Tabl. Bayers 12s...... doz 1 44 Cascara Amarga, grd ...... lb 2 20 B ay R u m “ “ “ 24s...... doz 2 64 Cascara Sagrada ...... lb 30 Imported, incl...... ga l 5 25 “ “ “ 100s...... ea 81 CascaraSagrada,pressed, lbs.. .lb 55 Imported, incl...... p t 90 Aspirin, S. K. Jfc F. Oascara Sag, pressed, ozs ...... lb 60 Domestic. Incl...... g a l BOO T a b le ts, 8s...... d oz 43 C ascara Sag., g r d ...... 1b 30 D om estic. In cl — ...... pt. 85 M-gross lots ...... g ro 4 80 C a s ca rilla ...... ft 65 Beans, Tonca Angostura ...... 1b 2 10 Vi-gross lots ...... gro 4 60 Oascarilla, pressed, ozs ...... ft 80 Vanilla. Bourbon ...... 1b 3 00 l-g r o a s l o t s ...... gro 4 40 Cascarilla, powdered ...... lb 70 Vanilla, Mexican ...... lb 6 50 T a b lets, 12s. c t n s ...... per d oz 60 Cassia. C h in a ...... ft 20 Vanilla, Tahiti...... 1b 2 25 3»i-gross lo t s ...... g r o 6 60 Cassia, China 5-lb lots...... 1b 19 Benzaldebyde, See Oil Almonds V4-grosslots ...... g r o 6 30 Cassia, China, powdered ...... ft 25 Bitter Art. 1-grosslots ...... gro 6 00 C assia Saigon, ro lls ...... 1b 40 Benzln, Petroleum purif. Incl.gal 2 50 T a b le ts, 12s t i n ...... doz 80 Cassia Saigon, powdered ...... 1b 45 Benzin Petroleum purlf lib cb..lb 62 U..g r o s * ...... Sr ° 9 00 C hestn ut, pressed, lb s...... lb 40 Benzol, (Benzine) pure lib cb ...... lb 40 K -g r o s s ...... gro 8 75 Benzole, 90£ 1 gal. cans incl..,.gal 80 1 g r o s s ...... g ro 8 50 Cinchona Calisaya, pres. ozs.. 1b 115 Cinchona Cal., powd. Ex Sel___ft 1 00 5-gal cans incl ___g a l 70 T a b le ts , 16s...... per d oz 70 B erries, ^ -g r o s s lo ts ...... gro 8 00 Cinchona, red, S. Am ...... 1b 65 H-grosslots ...... ,...... gro 7 80 C in ch o u a R e d , S. A m . g r d ___1b 70 Oocculus Ind (fish berries)...... 1b 30 1-gross lo ts ...... g r o 7 50 Cinchona, red. S. Am.. powd — 1b 70 Cocculus.Ind Powd ...... 1b 35 Tablets, 24s...... per doz 1 0# Cinchona, yellow ...... 1b 55 C ubeb, stem less...... 1b 1 65 X -g r o s s ...... gro 11 60 C in ch on a, y ellow , p o w d ...... lb 70 Cubeb, powd ...... lb l 70 u -g r o s s ...... g r o 11 30 Cinnamon Ceylon ...... 1b 45 E ld e r ...... lb 25 1-g r o ss ...... g ro 11 00 “ “ p o w d ...... ft 50 Juniper, Italian ...... 1b 15 T a b le ts, 24s. tin b o x ...... doz 1 25 G oto, p o w d ...... ft 1 10 J un iper, p o w d ...... 1b 20 T a b le ts. 24s. tin b o x , H gro... gro 14 80 Cotton Root, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 80 L a u r e l...... 1b 20 T a b le ts, 24s, tin b o x , Yt g-io... gro 14 60 Oottonroot. g rd ...... lb 45 P o k e ...... 1b 25 Tablets, 24s, tin box, 1 gro.... gro 14 40 Cottonwood, powd., Ex Sel___ft 45 P rick ly A s h ...... lb 25 T a b lets, 100s...... e a ch 28 Cramp, pressed, ozs ...... lb 1 55 Prickly Ash, powd...... lb So 25 b o ttle s o f 100 ta b le t s ...... ea 22 C ram p, g r d ...... lb 1 40 Saw P a lm etto, g r d ...... 1b 30 T a b lets, 500s...... e a 75 Cramp, powd— ...... ft 1 40 S u m a ch ...... 20 T a b le ts, 1000s...... ea 125 Oundurango, pressed, lbs...... lb 50 Beta Eucaine, Lactate H oz cv...oz S 60 T a b le ts, 5000s...... per 1000 1 20 Cundurango, pressed, ozs — ... 1b 55 Betanapthol, Resulb U.S.P. Dogwood chips ...... 1b 25 J i-lb c a n s ...... 1b 1 32 CAPSULES S. K . & F. D og w ood, p o w d ...... ft 25 R esu lb. U .S.P. 1 oz c a n s ...... oz 15 12s ...... per do* 1 20 Benzoate, 1 oz cans...... oz 37 100s.. . . '...... e a 55 E l d e r ...... 1b 20 B is m u th , 500s...... ea 2 25 E lder, pressed, o z s ...... ft 55 E le ca m p a n e ...... ft 20 Salicylate 40$ 1 lb ctns ...... lb 2 04 1000s...... ea 4 25 Salicylate 40$ Ji-lb ctn s ...... lb 2 20 ASPIRIN POWDER S- K . & F. Elm, select slabs ...... 1b 65 Elm s labs 5ft ...... 1b 60 Salicylate 40# 1 oz ctns ...... oz 20 l - o i p a ck a g e s ...... ea ch 15 Subcarbonate U.S.P. 11b ctns...lb 2 87 M -lb p k g s ...... ea 40 Elm , g r o u n d ...... lb 40 Elm, powd, 2-oz. ctn. A.W.Co... 1b 75 Subcarbonate, U.8.P. Ji-lb ctnslb 8 04 V4-lb p k g s ...... ea 70 S u b ca rb on a te U .S .P ' l oz c v ___oz 26 1-lb p k g s ...... ea 125 E lm , p o w d ...... ft 40 Elm powd 5ft...... ft 38 Subgallate U.S.P. lft ctns ...... ft 2 87 Atopban, Tablets, 20s 7V4 gr. ..box 1 00 Subgallate, U. S. P. Ji-Ibcts...ft 3 05 Fringetree, of root, pressed, ozs ft 1 15 Subgallate U.S.P, 1 oz ctn s ...... oz 24 Atoquinal, Tabl. 20s...... d oz 10 00 H emlock, pressed, ozs ...... ft 40 H e m lo ck , g r d ...... 1b 20 Sub Nitrate U.S.P. lft ctns ...... ft 2 76 A t r o p in e , Hemlock, powd. Ex Sel...... 1b 25 Sub Nitrate U.S.P. H lb c t n s ___lb 2 93 Subsalicylate U.S.P. lft ctns — 1b 2 76 Sulphate, U.S. P.5 gr vials ...... ea 20 Ivy, Amer. of root, pressed, lbsft 45 Sulphate U.S,P. 16 gr. vials ...... ea 40 Ivy, Amer. of root, pressed ozs. 1b 50 Subsalicylate, U.S.P. J^-lbctnsft 2 93 Balsam, Copaiba U.S.P. Jam Dogwood, grd ...... lb 25 Subsalicylate U.S.P. 1 oz ctns..oz 22 lib i n c l ...... 75 Bisol, 1 oz cv ...... oz 70 Jam Dogwood, powd ...... ft 25 Bladder W rack, pre/nsed ozs ...... ft 55 Copaiba U.S.P. 51b cb in cl ...... lb 70 Jersey Tea, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 50 Copaiba, solidified ...... lb 1 00 B lo o d M e a l...... lb 12 Mezereon, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 60 2 5 -lb ...... ft 10 Fir, Canada 1-ft can incl ...... lb 2 80 Moose wood, pressed, ozs...... lb 45 Fir, Oregon. 1-lb can in cl ...... lb 65 5 0 -lb ...... lb 09 Yt Oak, b lack , pressed, lbs...... lb 40 1 0 0 -lb ...... fl> 09 * P e r u ...... ■ ft 2 60 Oak, white, pressed, lbs ...... 1b 40 Bulphur,1-ft bot ...... '..lb *0 Blue Mass, U.S.P. M'b c a n s ...... lb 95 Oak, white, pressed, ozs...... 1b 45 D ry p ow d J^lb c t n s ...... 1b 1 01 T olu , 1-ft can s in c l...... ft 75 Oak White, grd ...... lb 29 T o lu 1 oz can s i n c l ...... oz 11 Dry Powd oz c v ...... oz 15 Oak White, powd...... lb 30 B lu e V it r io l...... 13 B a r b ita l, p ow d 1 oz c tn s ...... oz 1 26 Persimmon, pressed, ozs ...... lb 55 P ow d ered ...... '"....ft 20 Tablets 5 gr 100 in bot ...... b o t 1 65 Pine, white, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 40 “ 5 -lb s ...... !.ib 19 Tablets 5 gr 10 in tube ...... tu b e 20 Pine, white, grd ...... lb 20 “ 10-lbs ...... lb 18 Sodium powd 1 oz c tns ...... oz 1 25 Pine, white, pow d ...... ft 20 “ 2 5 -lb s ...... lb 16 OMAHA DRUGGIST 3

DRUGS, Etc., Cont. DRUGS, Etc.—Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. B o n e A s h ...... lb 14 Cannabis, Amer loose ...... 1b 55 Chrysarobln. U.S.P. 1 oz ctns __ oz 28 Bone Black. See Oharcoal, Animal Candles, (Ruylite) ...... 1b 20 Cnrysarobin, Vi oz ctn s...... oz 30 Bone, Outtle fish ...... lb 50 Cluciionidine, Salic 1 oz cv ...... oz 1 M C u ttle fish 51b...... lb 4» Candles, Birthday ...... doz 75 Sulpha'e U.S.P. l oz c v ...... oz 95 Outtle fish, powd ...... lb 75 Candles, (Jordova li lbs .35___1b 40 C ir in e ...... Tb 50 Candles, Christmas...... ft 16 C it r a l ...... oz 40 B o n e s , g r o u n d ...... lb 05 C an dy, Citron Peel ...... lb 15 B o n e M e a l...... tt> 06 Rock, white strings ...... ft 26 Citrophen, loz ctns ...... o* 90 25-lb s ...... Ib 05 Rock, assorted strings ...... ft 26 Clam Shells,gran.. 1(0-Ib bags, each 1 25 1 00-lbs...... ft 04 Rock, selected, cryst ...... ft 25 Clover Blossoms, Borax, powd. or cryst., bulk ...... lb 13 Rock, selected, gran ...... 1b 25 lied, prsd. ozs...... 1b 55 lib ctn s 481b c a s e ...... case 6 45 R ock G ran, ^ lb c t n s ...... 1b 27 Sweet, pressed ozs ...... 1b 50 lib c t n s ...... ft> 16 White, pressed ozs...... 1b 90 10 oz ctns 6 doz cases ...... case 8 45 Cantharides, Chinese...... 1b 1 40 10 oz c t n s ...... doz 120 Chinese, p ow d...... 1b 155 C lo v e r T o p s, red g r d ...... 1b 30 Mft ctns 24ft cases ...... case 4 00 R ussian P o w d ...... 1b 3 50 Cloves, Zanzibar...... 1b 40 Mft c t n s ...... lb 17 C ap sicu m , P o d s...... 1b 50 Zanzibar, p o w d ...... 1b 45 2M5> ctns 2 doz cases...... case 6 20 P ow d...... ft 45 Powdered, A.W.Co. Ex Select,.. 1b 45 2MH> c t n s ...... lb 14 “ 5 - lb « ...... 1b 42 C oag u len , 5ft ctns 601b cases...... ca se 6 70 “ 10-lbs...... ft 41 “ 5 g m ...... d oz 21 00 51b c t n s ...... lb 14 “ 25-lbs...... 1b 40 *• Ampoules ?0cc...... doz 10 70 Boraxo, Bath Powd lge 2 doz case Powdered, Ex. Sel. AW&Co...... ft 60 ...... case 5 50 Cobalt, Powdered ...... 1b l 30 B ath P ow d lg e ...... d oz 3 10 Caramel lib incl ...... ft 30 Cocaine, Muriate U.S.p. Flake Bath Powd small 4 doz case..case S 50 1-gal. lots incl...... g a l 1 60 1 oz c v ...... 9 25 B atn Pow d s m a ll...... do* 1 55 5-gal “ “ ...... gal 1 fO Muriate U.S.P. flake % oi cv...oz 9 90 B o r a x S o a p , C hips sm l 48s___ca se 6 00 10-gal “ " ...... gal 1 40 Lge cryst, gran & powd S5c Higher Borax Soap Chips, lge 24s.. .case 9 85 Carbolineum, l’gal cans incl.... gal 1 20 C o c h in e a l,...... lb 90 Borax Soap Chips, sml...... doz 165 P ow dered...... 1b 1 00 B orax Soap C hips, lg e ...... d oz 5 50 Carbon, Bi-Sulphide Tech 5ft Cocoa, Butter V4ft cakes fingers.ft 55 Bordeaux Mixture, Dry c a n s ...... ft 37 B u tter V%ft ca k es Mb...... 1b f0 200-lb d r u m ...... lb 17 Bi-Sulphide Tech lft cans ...... ft 41 Butter Hft cakes Ulb bxs ...... 1b 45 Tetrachloride Tech lft cans ___lb 35 100-lb. drum ...... lb 18 C od e in e , A ik c r y s t XL8 .P. 50-lb. d r u m ...... lb 21 Tetrachloride Tech 1 gal cans in c l...... g a l 3 00 l o z c v ...... oz 9 75 25-lb. drum ...... lb 24 H oz c v ...... o* 10 40 10-lb c t n s ...... lb 26 C ard T e e th , (iron filin g s )...... ft 15 Aik. powd. U.S.P 1 o zcv ...... oz 9 75 5-lb. c t n ...... lb 28 Carmine, No. 40...... 1b 6 80 Aik. Powd. U.S.P .% o z c v ...... oz 10 40 1-lb. c t n ...... ft 32 No. 4 0 ../...... oz 48 P h osp h a te U .i.P . 1 oz c v ...... oz 7 25 1001b lots in sizes from 501b down lc less C assia F is tu la ...... 1b 20 Phosphate U.S.P. % oz c v ...... oz 7 96 Bordeaux Mixture, semi-paste Sulph cryst U.S P. I oz cv ...... oz 7 80 5-gal ca n s ...... gal 90 Castor Fiber...... oz 75 Sulph cryst U.S.P. % oz c v ...... oz 8 45 1-gal ca n s...... gal 1 00 Sulph powd U.S.P. 1 oz cv ..— oz 7 80 ^4-gal c a n s ...... gal 1 10 Cantharldes, U. S. p ...... ft 2 50 Sulph Powd U.S.P. Va oz c v ...... oz 8 45 B rea d , 8t J o h n s ...... lb 28 Lead. S u b a c e t , U. S. P ...... 1b 65 C o ffe e , Breast Tea, (Species Pectoralls).lb 1 £0 Resin, U. S. P ...... 1b 50 B arrin gton H all. .35...... doz 3 25 Brom ine, N.P. 1ft) gsb & tin ...... ft 100 R esin, com p .. U. S. P ...... ft 60 B arrin g ton H a ll, .50...... d oz 4 80 N.F. 1 oz gsv & tin ...... oz 33 Simple,U. s. P ...... 1b 100 Barrington Hall. .95...... d oz 8 76 Barrington Hall, 3.85...... doz 36 00 Bromural Tablets, 5-gr. 10s..tub.e 35 Cerium, Oxalate U.S.P, lib Geo. Washington, 1-oz ...... doz 4 25 Broom Top, Scotch, pressed ozs.. 1b 70 c t n s ...... ft 80 Geo Washington, 2 % -o z ...... doz 8 60 G rou n d ...... lb 35 H 1b c tn s ...... 1b 95 Geo. Washington, 4-oz ...... doz 13 40 B u d s,. B alm o f G ilea d ...... 1b 140 l o z c t n s ...... oz 11 Geo. Washington, 16-oz...... doz 46 80 C assia...... lb 25 Cereslne white ...... 1b 25 Haja 1-lb pkgs...... lb 40 O r a n g e ...... ft 25 “ y e llo w ...... 1b 25 Haja, 10-lbs ...... 1b 39 C a d m iu m O leate. 1 oz c v ...... Oz 75 H aja, J 5 -lb s...... 1b 38 Cerolin pills, 100s...... ea 75 H aja, 50-lbs...... 1b 37 Caffeine, Alkaloid TJ. S. P. 1 oz H aja, 100-lb s ...... ft ?6 c v ...... oz 53 Chalk, Crayons assorted colors ...... gro 67 H ires Sol. 1-o z ...... d oz 3 36 C itra ted , U ,S .P . J^-lb c b ...... 1b 6 11 Crayons, white, school, 1 gross “ “ 4 -o z...... doz 12 00 Cltrated U.S.P. 1 oz cv ...... oz 47 b o x e s ...... doz. 3 72 Collargolum, % o z s c v ...... oz 3.50 Hydrobromide Gran Effl Dublin Crayons white school 100 gro Collodion, U.^.P. lft cans...... 1b 51 Brand lib e b ...... ft 1 25 ca s e s ...... ea 30 00 Collodion. U. S. P. 14 lb can s .ft 75 C a la m in e pink, co m p ...... ft B0 Crayons, Alpha. 1-gr. bxs ___gro. 54 F lexih le. U .S.P. 1 lb c a n s ...... ft 58 Calcium Arsenate, Powd. Crayons, Alpha 25 gro cases gro 52 Flexible, U.S.P. lA lb c a n s ___ft 82 200-lb. barrel...... 1b 20 Crayons, Anduseptlc ...... g ro 48 Colocynth, Apples. Trieste ...... lt> 60 100-lb. drum ...... ft 21 Crayons, Anduseptic, 25-gro.gro 46 Apples, powd ...... 1b <55 5 0 -lb 'd r u m ...... ft 23 F ren ch , c u t...... ft 35 Columbian Methanol, See Methanol 25-lb. drum ...... 1b 24 French, powd See Talcum ...... Copper Aceta* e pure 1 oz c v ___oz 20 10-lb b o x ...... ft 27 Precipitated, English ...... 1b 14 Citrate 1 oz cv ...... oz 20 5 lb. c t n ...... 1b 29 Prepared, Drop ...... 1b 10 Sulphate crysi U.S.P. lft ctns.ft 33 1-lb, c t n ...... ft 33 Prep. White drops, 8-lb boxes..bx 90 Sulphate, pencils, unmouuted V 4 -lb -c tn ...... 1b 36 Prepared Pink drops, 8-lb box’sbx 1 15 ...... doz 4 00 1001b lots in sizes from 501b down lc less P repared, p o w d ...... lb 10 C o p p e r a s , L u m p ...... 1b 06 P repared pow d. 5 -lb s ...... 1b C a lciu m , 09 G r a n ...... ft 06 P re p a re d pow d. 10-lbs...... 1b 08 P o w d e r e d ...... 1b 07 Bromide lozcv ...... oz 16 R ed. in fin gers...... ft 30 Corn 8ilk, ground ...... lb 20 Carb Precip U.S.P. lib ctns ___ft 32 07 White, lum p ...... 1b Corrosive Sublimate, Calcium Chloride gran Tech Charcoal, Animal (bone black)... ft 2i Powd U.S.P lft boxes ...... 1b l 00 101b can s i n c ...... 1b 12 5 -lbs...... ft 20 Powd. U,S. P. %-lb boxes...... ft 118 50-lb c a n s ...... 1b 10 1 0-lb s...... lb 19 Cotarnlne Hydrochloride (Styptlcin) Chloride, granU.S.P. 1Tb cb ___1b 38 25-lbs...... ft 18 Chloride Gran. U.S.P. M-lb cb.ft 63 Powder. l-»*gsv ...... oz 10 50 W o o d ...... 1b 08 P ow d er, H -o z g s v ...... oz 11 00 Chloride Gran. U.S.P. 1-oz cv..oz 15 W illow , U. S. P. 1-lb. b o x e s ___1b 35 Hypophosphite U.8.p. lft ctns..ft 105 P ow d er, % -oz g s v ...... ox 11 25 Willow, XT. S. P. W-lb boxes ...ft 45 Powder, 15-gr. vials ...... ea iO Hypophosphite, U.S.P.}^-lbctnsft 1 22 W illow , U. S. P. M-lb b o x e s ...... ft 65 Hypophosphite U.S.P 1 oz ctns.oz 15 T a b le ts, % -gr. 20s...... tu b e 50 Io d id e 1 oz g s v ...... oz 46 Chickweed, red, pressed ozs ...... ft 40 Cowhage Down, % -ot. ca n * ...... oz 80 L a cta te HTb c t n s ...... 1b 90 C h in a C la y ...... ft 07 C ra b s’ E y e s ...... oz 40 Lactate 1 oz ctns ...... oz II Cream Tartar, U.S-P. cryst ...... 1b 56 L a cto -p h o s sol pow d lft c b ...... 1b 1 66 Chloral Hydrated, cryst U.S.P. U.S.P. pow d...... 1b 56 Lacto-phos sol powd lbcb..ft 1 91 lft c b ...... ft 1 *0 Creolin, 1-lb bots...... doz 9 00 Lacto-phos sol powd 1 oz cv ___oz 20 Cryst U.S.P. cb ...... 1b 150 H -lb b o t » ...... do* 4 80 Phosphate, Piecip Tech lib. Oryst U.S.P. 1 oz c v ...... oz 19 3 - o z b o t s ...... doz 2 40 c t n s ...... lb 32 Creosotal, 1 oz cv ...... o* 69 Phosphate, precip 96% 5 lb bxs 1b 30 Chloroform , Purified or U.S.P. lft c b ...... lb 77 C re o s o te , U.S. P. lft c b ...... 1b 85 Sulphite, 5-oz ctns ...... doz 150 J ^ -lb c b ...... ft 115 8ulpho-carbolate lft ctns ...... ft 85 U.S.P. or purlf 51b cb ...... 1b 68 Purif or U.S.P. 7ft cb ...... lb 66 l o z c v ...... oz 18 Calomel, U.S.P lib bxs ...... 1b 124 Purif 3quibbs 11b c b ...... ft 1 22 Carb U.S.P. 1 o* c v ...... oz 10 H -lb b o xes — ...... 1b 1 40 Purif Squibbs J£lbcb...... ft 1 87 C re so l, 51b b x s ...... ft 1 20 U. S. P. lft c b ...... 1b 40 Camphor, Mono-bromated U.S.P. Chlorophyll, Aqueous 1 oi cv ___oz 35 C roon s, M a rtis...... ft 10 cryst 1 oz cv— ...... oz 27 Chocolate, Bakeris.,,, ...... ft 60 C u d b e a r...... ft 48 4 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. E th e r Cumarin 1 oz cv ...... oz 52 Motor Mall, 1 ffi cans, 25 fts ...... ft 37 F ly N o, B b ls ...... ga l 50 Curcuma, Powd...... lb 18 Motor, Mall, U. lb can s ...... ft 65 10-gai...... g a l 60 Motor, Mall, H, lb cans 25 lbs... ft 60 5 - lb s ...... ft 17 5 - g a l Motor, Mell, XA lb cons £0 lbs ___ft 58 ...... gal 65 1 0-lb s...... ft 16 g a ls ...... d oz 10 00 25-lbs...... ft 15 Motor K.D.Co. lft cans ...... ft 38 M i-gals...... d oz 6 10 Cyanide Chloride, Mixture Motor, R.D.Co. 1 lb can, 10 lbs.. ft 37 Motor, K.D.Co. 1 lb can, 25 lbs..ft 36 Qts ...... doz 4 00 74-76$ Gran. 5-lb cans ...... ft 65 Formaldehyde, U.S.P. 5ft cb ___1b 27 74-76%, G ran. 1-lb c a n s ...... Ib 58 Motor, R.D.Co. 1 lb can, 50 lbs.. ft 35 Motor, R.D.Co 1 lb cans,100 lbs ft 34 l l b c b ...... ft 36 C arbon ate N o.l 35-38% Gran FormalUuS.&G. lft cb ...... ft 55 A c e tic P u re 90$ lft c b ...... ft 60 lft c a n s ...... ft 48 M 1b c b ...... ft 80 No. 2 28-31$ “ “ ,l ...... ft 45 B u ty r ic lft c b ...... 1b 225 No. 3 21-23$ “ “ “ ...... ft 41 Nitrous Cone lto211ftcb ...... 1b 1 43 Formin, U.S.P. lft ctns ...... !b 126 Cyanide-Chloride, Carbonate Nitrous Oonc 1 to 21 %ft cb ...... ft 1 52 }£ft c t n s ...... ft 1 43 M ixtu re Nitrous Cone 1 to 21 cb ...... ft 1 77 1 oz c t n s ...... oz 14 74-76$ Fused lib cans ...... ft 58 N itrous O on c P .W .R . tu b e s ___doz 2 80 T a b lets 5 gr 100s...... b o t 35 No.l 35-38$ Fused 1-lb cans... ft 48 Nitrous Oonc S.K.&F. tubes, doz 2 50 G a r l i c ...... ft 60 N o.2 2 8 - 3 1 $ ...... ft 45 Nitrous, spirits. U.S.P. lft cb ..ft 1 55 G a s o lin e ...... gal 30 N o.3 21-23% “ “ “ ...... ft 41 Ethyl Morphine Hydrochloride G e la tin , D e x tr in , (D io n in ) Crystal Flake, lbs ...... 1b 1 00 Y e llo w . 280-bag— ...... ft 05 P o w d e r l o z c v ...... oz 13 50 Crystal Flake, M-lb ...... 1b l 25 Yellow, 100-lb...... ft 06% Powder % oz cv ...... oz 14 10 W hite, S ilv e r L a b e l...... ft l 90 Yellow, 50-lb ...... ft 08 Powder, 15-gr vials ...... ea 65 G r o u n d ...... lb 85 Y e llo w , 35-lb...... ft 09 T a b lets % gr. 5ns ...... b o t 85 Ground, 5 fts ...... ft 80 Y e llo w , 10-lb...... ft 10 T a b lets % gr. 100s...... b o t 1 60 Ground, 10 lbs...... ft 75 Y e llo w , 5 -lb ...... lb 12 Eucalyptol, U.S.P. cv ...... ft 1 62 Ground, 25 fts ...... ft 70 Yellow, 1-lb ...... ft 14 J ^ -ft c b ...... ft 177 Ground, 50 fts ...... ft 60 Shred built...... ft 8t> Dextrose, pure 1 lb c b ...... 1b 1 20 Eudoxin, Tablets, 5 grain ...... oz 4 00 Shred 5 fts ...... ft 80 Dextrose, pure, % lb c b ...... ft 1 47 Eugenol., U.S.P. 1 oz cv ...... oz 43 Shred, 10 fts ...... ft 75 Diacetylm orphine, Aik U.S.P. H oz. E u m e n o l, 1 oz c v ...... oz 35 Shred, 25 fts ...... lb 70 c v ...... oz 13 25 Eunatrol. 25 gram vials ...... each 75 Shred, 50 fts ...... lb 60 Diacetylmorphine, Hydrochlor, Euquinine, %-oz ctns ...... oz 3 70 Glucose, lft cb inc ...... Ib 25 U .S .P . % oz. c v ...... oz 11 90 e x t r a c t , Glycerine, Cudahy’s, 50-ft cans Dial Ciba, 12s...... doz 8 00 Licorice, Y. & S., ctns.30 to bx.bx 2 00 i n c l ...... ft 18 % D ial Oiba, 100s...... ea 3 95 Licorice, Mass...... ft 50 R. D. C o’s. 50-Ib ca n s in c l...... ft 18% L icorice, p o w d ...... ft 80 Digalen, %-oz. vials ...... ea ch 1 00 R. D. Co’s. 30-lb cans incl...... ft 20% L ogw ood l ’s ...... ft 62 R. D. Co’s. 20-lb cans.. incl...... lb 22% Digalen ampules, 12s...... ctn 1 20 L ogw ood, % ’s ...... ft 63 R. D. Oo’ b. 10-1b cans in c l...... ft 24% D ig a le n T a b le ts , 12s...... v ia l 40 Logwood, ^ ’s ...... lb 65 R. D. Go’s. 5-1b bottles Incl ....ft 29% Digifoline, Tabl. 25s...... doz 11 50 Male Fern 1 oz cv ...... oz 36 R. D. C o’s. 1-ft cb. in c l...... ft 37 '*• 100s...... ea 3 80 Extract W itch Hazel. R. D. C o’s, l - o z ...... doz 1 00 “ “ Ampoules 5s.doz 11 50 D ick in so n ’s, b b l s i n c l ...... g a l. 1 65 R. D. C o’s. 2- 0 z...... doz 1 35 20s.doz 43 50 D ick in son ’s, % b b ls in c l...... g a l' 1 70 R. D. Go’s. 4-oz...... d oz 2 00 Digitan, %-oz vials ...... ea 1 25 D ick in son ’s, 10 gals in c l ...... gal 185 Goats Kue, pressed, ozs ...... ft 70 T a b l. 1 Vi gr. 12s...... tu b e 45 D ick in so n ’s, 5 gals in cl ...... gal 1 95 G o ld , Dionin, See Ethyl-Morphine-Hydro- D ick in son ’s, as w a n t e d ...... gal 1 95 Chloride, 15-gr tubes ...... doz 6 00 ch lo rid e . F e r r ip y r in e ...... oz 1 40 and SodaOhloride,15 gr tubes doz 3 00 Dip, Sheep. 50-gal Drums ...... gal 88 Fibrolysin, 2.3cc am poules.each 40 Goose Grease lft cans incl...... ft 1 00 10-gal, incl ...... gal 93 Figwort, grd ...... ft 40 Grains, Paradise ...... lb 35 5-gal. incl- ...... gal 98 Fire Extinguisher, (Merck’s) Grains, Paradise, powd ...... ft 40 1-gal. incl ...... ga l 115 Q ts ...... doz 12 60 Graphite, Dixons, 1-lb cans ...... ft 45 Dipofectant, gals...... doz 14 00 F lak e W h it e ...... ft 40 5 -lb s ...... lb 38 Dixon’s 5-lb cans ...... ft- 40 Ms-gals...... d oz 7 50 D ix o n ’ s 10-lb c a n s ...... lb 37% Q ts ...... doz 4 50 1 0 -lb s ...... ft 35 Flake, Bulk ...... ft 40 Diuretin, Knorr. loz gsv ...... o i 185 F lou r, P o w d ...... ft 30 T a b lets, 8-gr., 50’s ...... b o t 185 Barley, 6-oz cans M erck ...... doz 2 25 Gray Mineral Ash, Is ...... lb 20 Doggrass, pressed, lbs...... 1b 65 G lu te n ...... ft 15 Gluten, 10 lbs...... ft 14 “ Mineral Ash, 2s ...... 1b 17% Pressed, ozs ...... ft 70 “ M ineral A sh , 5s...... 1b 15 O ut...... ft 35 Gluten, 25 lbs ...... ft 13 G r o u n d ...... ft 35 Gluten, 50 lbs ...... ft 11 Grind, Robusta, pressed, lbs. ...1b 55 Robusta, pressed, ozs ...... ft 60 Dragons’ Blood. Mass'...... ft 60 Gluten, 100 lbs ...... Ib 09 Gluten, F. & R. 3-lb. pkgs....pkg 85 Squarrosa, pressed, ozs...... 1b 60 P ow d ...... ft 75 Gluten, F. & R. 3-lb. pkgs... doz 9 60 R eed ’s ...... lb 1 50 Ground Ivy, pressed, ozs ...... ft 55 D u o to l, 1 oz v i a l s ...... oz 1 07 R i c e ...... ft 20 Guaiacol, liquid U.S.P. lozcv...oi 40 Karth, Fullers ...... ft 10 F low ers, Carbonate. U.S.P. oz. cv ... — oz 43 Fullers, powd ...... ft 10 A rn ica ...... ft 30 Guarana.. powd ...... ft 1 60 E c h in a c e a , g r d ...... 1b 75 A rn ica, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 Gum, Aloes, Barbadoes, Gourds 1b ] 60 Egg-Lac gallons ...... doz 10 00 A rnica, g r o u n d ...... ft 30 % -g a llo n s ...... doz 6 00 A rn ica, p o w d ...... Ib 30 Aloes, Barbadoes, powd.. — ft 175 Q u a r ts ...... doz 3 75 Boxwood, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 Aloes, Cape...... ft 30 Egg Saver, Merck’s 1-qt cans..doz 4 75 Calendula, pressed, ozs ...... ft 2 05 Aloes, Gape, pow d,...... — ft 35 Aloes Cape powd 25ft...... ft 30 Elaterium, H-Oz. c v i n c l ...... oz 1 65 Chamomile, Hungarian ...... 1b 40 Chamomile, Hungarian..pressed Aloes, Socotrine ...... ft 90 E p ic a r in , V e t ...... o s 70 Aloes, Socotrine, powd ...... ft 1 00 Ergot, Spanish ...... lb 2 00 o z s ...... * 75 A ra b ic, first pick , ...... Ib 50 P o w d ...... ft 2 05 Chamomile. Roman ...... ft 60 Chamomile, Roman, pressed, A ra b ic, 2nd p ic k ...... ft 45 Krgotin, Bonjean. Lilly ...... oz 1 50 A ra b ic, sifte d s o r t s ...... ft 30 o z s ...... ft ^0 Arabic, sorts 5-lb ...... ft 29 Salicylate, U.S.P. TX, 5 gr. tbs ea 65 Elder, Bulk ...... ft 70 Arabic, sorts 10-lb ...... — ft 28 Sulphate, 10-gr. tubes...... ea 75 Elder, pressed, ozs...... ft I 20 Arabic, granulated ...... ft 50 Sulphate, 1-gr tu b e s ...... ea 16 Hollyhock, pressed, ozs...... Ib 1 40 A ra b ic, p o w d e r e d ...... Ib 50 E ssen ce, K o u sso ...... ft 3 00 Asafoetida, Calcutta ...... lb 60 Ginger, See Tincture. Kousso, powd ...... Ib 3 05 Asafoetida, Calcutta, 5-ibs— lb 55 Ether, for Anaesthesia Kousso, powd. Ex Sel...... ft 3 25 A sa foetid a , M on roe, 20s...... ft 70 51b cans ...... ft 40 L a v en d er...... ft 50 Asafoetida, Monroe’s, 40s...... ft 80 lft c a n s ...... lb 48 L aven der, pressed, o z s ...... ft 90 Lavender, powd. Ex Sel...... Ib 50 Asafoetida. powd ...... ft 90 %ib c a n s ...... ft 61 A sp h a ltu m ...... ft 15 Jifft c a n s ...... ft 79 Linden, bulk ...... ft 80 L in den , pressed, ozs...... ft 1 35 A sph altu m , p o w d ...... — ft 40 U.S,P. VIII Oonc Benzoin, marbled ...... ft 47 5ft c a n s ...... ft 37 M a lv a ...... ft 90 Marigold, pressed, ozs...... 1b 150 Benzoin, powd ...... ft 67 l f t c a n s ...... ft 15 Camphor, rpflned ...... lb 100 V4ft c a n s ...... f t 58 M u lle in ...... ft 195 N ettle, pressed, o z s ...... ft 3 30 Camphor, refined, 24s...... lb 1 25 K ft c a n s ...... ft 76 Camphor, refined l-oz blocks... 1b 1 20 U .S-P. 1880 5ft c a n s ...... ft 67 O ran ge...... ft 1 JO O range, g r d ...... ft 1 35 C am ph or, refin ed 32s...... ft 1 25 U.S.P 1880 lft cans ...... ft 74 Camphor, refined powd ...... ft 1 10 U.S.P. Squibb’s lft cans ...... ft 85 P oppy, r e d ...... ft ‘ 75 Poppy, red, pressed, ozs...... ft 2 75 C a t e c h u ,...... ft 1§ U.S.P. Squibb’s %ft cans...... ft 99 C atehu, 5 -lb s...... ft U.S.P. Squibb’s Ji® cans...... ft 1 12 Rosemary, pressed, ozs ...... Ib 1 65 Saffron, A m e r ...... ft ” 20 Catechu, 10-lbs ...... ft 15 W ash ed 5ft c a n s ...... ft 59 C atech u , p o w d ...... ft 35 Washed lft cans ...... ft 67 Saffron, Amer., pressed, ozs ___ft 2 15 C o p a l...... ft *0 Motor Mall lft cans ...... ft 43 Saffron, Amer. po ...... Ib 2 25 Motor, Mall, 1 lb cans 10 lbs... ft 40 Saffron, Spanish, Valencia ...... oz 150 D a m a r...... ft *0 Violet, pressed, ozs...... ft 3 75 Euphorblum, po. A.W.Co. %s..Ib 1 10 Motor, Mall, 1 lb cans 50 lbs... 1b 36 Euphorbium, po. A.W.Co. ^s...ft 1 20 Motor, Mall, 1 lb cans 100 lbs., .ft 3S Fluor Spar, po ...... ft 15 ' f J" ' , ^ ??

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DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. G u m . H erb s, I r o n G alban u m , tea rs...... to 2 10 Water Pepper, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 45 F ilin g s ...... to 15 G a m b o g e ...... Tb 1 75 Water Pepper, powd ...... ft 25 Iodide, 1 oz gsv ...... ; ...... oz 43 Gamboge, pow d ...... to 1 8a W ickup, pressed, o z s ...... ft 95 Lactate 1 oz cv ...... o z 18 G u aiac, strain ed ...... ft 70 W ild C arrot, pressed, o z s ...... lb 50 Phosphate scales U.S.P. G u aiac, p o w d ...... ft 80 Wormwood, pressed, ozs...... ft 65 M ft ca n s ...... lb 1 65 K ino, t r u e ...... ft 90 W orm w ood, p o w d ...... ft 30 l o z c v ...... oz J8 K in o, true, p o w d ...... ft 1 00 Wormwood, powd. Ex Sel...... ft 60 Pyrophosphate U S.p. 1 ft cans., ft i 36 M astic, tears...... ft 90 Y a rrow , pressed, oz...... ft 40 l o z c v ...... oz 19 M yrrh, T u r k e y ...... ft 85 Yarrow, powd ...... ft 20 R ed u ced 90% lft c b ...... ft 1 25 Myrrh, Turkey, powd ...... 1b 95 Heroin Hydroch, % o z c v ...... oz 27 20 Reduced 90$, }^-lb c.b ...... to 1 55 Olibanum, tears...... ft. SO H oz c v ...... oz 26 80 Reduced 90% 1 ozcv ...... oz 20 O piu m , oz .80...... ft 8 76 15-gr. vials ...... ea ch 1 10 S u b su lp h a te p ow d J^ft c b ...... to 64 Opium Gran, ozs ...... oz 80 l o z c v ...... oz 15 10 58 Hexamethylenamine, U.S.P. Opium, gran. Ms...... ft 1-oz c t n s ...... oz 13 Subsulphate, Sol. U.S.P. lft cb. to 31 O pium , "'■.'We. M’ s ...... ft 10 68 Sulphate U.S.P. cryst lft cans ..lb 25 H ie r a P ic r a ...... ft 1 CO Opium Powd, ozs ...... oz 80 Sulphate, 0.8. P. cryst. 1 oz cv oz * 12 R e d ...... tr. 2 25 H olocaiD , 5 grain v ia ls ...... each 2 25 Sulphate, U. S. P. dried 1-lb ctns. ft 28 S a n d a r a c ...... to 80 Homatropine, & Ammonia Cit U.S.P. Senesral...... ft 55 Hydrobromide, U.S.P. 5 gr lft c a n s ...... Mb 1 24 J^to c a n s ...... ft 1 42 ft v ia ls ...... ea 40 S h ellac, n a tive, o r a n g e ...... 70 1 oz c v ...... oz 18 Shellac, native, orange, 5-lbs. .ft 68 U.S.P. 15 gr v ia ls ...... ea .90 & Quinine Cit U.S.P. lft cb ...... to 5 02 Shellac, native, orange, 10-lbs. .lb 65 Honey, Strained, 1- ft. cb in cl... ft 35 M -lb c b ...... to 8 35 Shellac,native, orange powd.. .ft to 5 - l b c b i n c ...... 1b 30 1 oz c v ...... oz 42 Spruce, select ...... 1b 2 40 12-lb cb i n c ...... ft 25 Quin & S tr y c h C it lft c b ...... to 567 Tamarac, true ...... 2 OU H ops o z s ...... f t 66 M - l o c b ...... ft 6 00 Thus (white turpentine)...... ft 30 Ozs. L . P...... ft 85 1 oz c v ...... oz 46 Tragacanth, 1st liake ...... ,1b 4 80 L. P. 2 o z ...... doz 2 00 & S tr y ch n in e C it 1 oz c v ...... oz 24 T ra g a ca n th 2d flak e...... ft 4 30 L. P. 3 o z ...... doz 3 00 T ra g a ca n th , sorts...... 1b 1 50 M -lbL . P ...... ft 65 Is a r o l, I s ...... ft 2 00 Trajracanth, p o w d ...... ft 2 50 J i-lo L P 1 0 -lb s ...... ft 60 Hair Cap Moss, pressed ozs ...... ft 45 M -lb L. P 25-lb s ...... ft 55 isinglass, American...... ft 140 H air (Jap M oss, g r d ...... ft 20 Calif. T. P. Ms______doz 1 20 Hartshorn Shavings,...... to 30 J o b s T e a r s ...... to 20 H e l m i t o i ,...... oz 63 Hulls, W alnut...... ft 25 Kal-Fos l-lb ctns ...... d o z 4 50 Hemo-Gallol, Hydrogen, Perox. Mallinckrodt’s U.S.P. T a b lets, 4-gr. 100s...... ea 30 One-Quarter Pounds Kamala Powdered ...... to 7 50 Herbs, Agrimony, pressed, ozs...ft 60 G ross lo t s ...... g r o 11 50 Agrimony, powd ...... 3U H -g r o ss ...... g ro 11 75 K a o lin ...... n> 12 B eil wort, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 U - g r o s s ...... g r o 12 00 Boneset, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 55 D ozen ...... doz 1 15 Kelene No. 34, 30 gram ...... tube 1 12 Boneset, pow d ...... a> 30 One-Half Pounds B u gle, Ditter, pressed, o z s ...... tb 1 20 G ross l o t s ...... g r o 18 50 Kidneywort, pressed oz . . . . . ft 60 Canada Fleabane, pressed, ozs. , 1b 45 Yt-g r o s s ...... gro 19 00 Kidney wort, g r d ...... ft 50 ...... lb Catnip, pressed, ozs 50 M -g ro ss...... g r o 19 50 Lanum, Hydrous U.S.P. lft C atnip, p o w d ...... 25 D ozen ...... doz 1 75 Celandine, garden, pressed lbs. lb c a n s ...... ft 31 I 00 One P ou n ds A n h y d rou s U .S P. lft) c a n s ...... to 36 Celandine, garden, pressed, ozs ft 1 05 G ross l o t s ...... gro 31 00 Centaury, Am., pressed, ozs... .lb 1 15 H -g r o s s ...... gro 32 CO Lard, Benzoinatad 1 cans inc ... to 40 Chickweed. pressed, ozs...... 1 60 M-g r o s s ...... gro $3 00 6ft ca n i n c ...... ft 35 C liiretta, p re sse d , ozs...... 1b 80 D ozen ...... doz 2 75 Clarry, pressed, ozs...... 1b 55 L e a d A ce ta te , w h ite ...... ft 25 C leavers, pressed, o z s ...... to 45 Hydrogen Peroxide, R. D. Co. “ “ “ 5 -lb ...... ft 24 C o ltb fo o t...... 28 Pou n ds “ “ “ 10-lb...... ft 23 Columbine, pressed, ozs...... lb 60 G ross lo t s ...... g r o 26 00 2 5-lb...... ft 28 Consumption Brake, pres’d, ozs.ft 90 H -g r o ss...... g r o 27 00 “ “ “ p o w d ...... ft 27 Digitalis, pow d ...... 1b 35 M -gross...... g ro 28 00 “ 5-lb... ft 26 Dittany, pressed, ozs ...... lb D ozen ...... doz 2 60 Acetate. U.S.P. Gran 1 ft ctns. .ft 35 10 Acetate. U.S.P. Powd 1 1b ctns.. ft 38 Evening Primrose, pressed, ozs 1b 60 Half Pounds Arsenate, paste, bbls. 600ft...... ft 14 Feverfew. pressed, ozs ...... 86 . ib Gross l o t s ...... gro 16 00 “ Half bbls 400ft.. 1b 1414 Five l inger, pressed, ozs ...... lb 6u V i-gross...... g r o 16 50 “ “ 100ft k e g s ...... ft 16 Frost wort, pressed, ozs ...... ft b0 k - g r o s s ...... gro 17 00 “ 50to k eg s...... to 18 Golden Rod, pressed, ozs ...... bb D o ie n ...... d o z 160 3 35 “ “ 25to k e g s ...... to 19 Goldthread, pressed, ozs ...... ft Quarter Pounds “ 12%to k e g s ___to 20 Gravel Plant, pressed, ozs to 45 G ross lo ts ...... gro 11 00 “ • “ 51b c a n s .. .. to 23 Grom well, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 H -g ro ss...... g r o 11 25 “ “ lto cans...... to 27 Heartsease, pressed, ozs...... 60 M -gross...... gro 11 5o lOoto lo ts In 50ft k eg s & d ow n l c less 55 Horehouno, pressed, ozs ...... ft D o z e n ...... doz 1 10 Arsenate dry 200ft) drums . to 24 Horsemint, pressed, ozs ...... lb 55 R. D. Co, 5 p t s ...... ea 1 00 50 Arsenate dry 1001b drum s ...... to 25 Hyssop, pressed, ozs...... R. D. Co. gallons ...... ea 1 60 A rse n a te d ry 50ft d ru m ...... to 27 65 Jacob’s Ladder, pressed, ozs... lb H y d r o q u in o n e , IS) c t n s ...... ft 1 87 A rsen a te d ry 25!b d r u m ...... to 28 Labrador Tea, pressed, ozs___ 1b 50 ft c tn s ...... ft) 2 04 A rsen a te d r y 10ft d r u m ...... to 31 Life Everlasting, pressed, ozs. .ft 1 oz c t n s ...... oz 19 Arsenate dry 5ft ctns ...... to 33 30 L ife E verlastin g, po. J5x S e l... .lb H y p n a l...... oz 1 45 A rse n a te d ry lft c t n s ...... to 37 Life Hoot, pressed, ozs ...... to Arsenate dry y,to ctns ...... ’.ft 40 Life Root, g rd ...... 20 [chthol. Mall lft cb ...... ft 2 15 1001b lots in 501b drums & down lc less 35 Life Root, powd. Ex Sel ...... to J4ft cb ...... ft 2 45 Nitrate, pure cryst l-lb. cnts .. to 60 Lobelia, pressed, ozs...... 1 20 l o z c v ...... oz 25 Nitrate, pure cryst. yi to c t n s .. to 72 Lobelia, grd ...... to Ichthyol, Merck. U. f t ...... ft 5 50 Sub-Acetate, Sol U.S.P. Lobelia, p o w d ...... 65 55 l o z c v ...... oz 40 (Goulard’s Extract)l-lb.cb. .ft 30 Maiden Hair, pressed, ozs_____ to in d ig o , Mallow, low, pressed, ozs ...... ft 45 Leaded Bordo Is ...... ft 37 B e n g a l...... ft 3 50 Motherwort, pressed, ozs ...... to 55 50 S. F. M a d r a s ...... to l 50 Leaves, Aconite, pressed, ozs...... ft 1 35 Mountain Mint, pressed, ozs... .to Aconite, Allen’s...... ft 1 25 Pennyroyal, pressed, ozs ...... to 45 Iodine, Resublimed, U.S.P. lft 30 g s b ...... ft 4 95 Aconite, powd ...... ft 85 P ep p erm in t...... to Adder’s Tongue, pressed, ozs... ft 60 P ep p erm in t, p o w d ...... to 40 M ft g s b ...... ft 5 40 35 lo z g s v ...... Oz 44 Angelica, pressed, ozs ...... ft 60 P ipsissew a, p o w d ...... to Arbor Vitee, pressed, ozs ...... ' 50 Pulsatilla, pressed, ozs...... to 2 h> 4 5 todoform , powd U.S.P. lib cb. . ..ft 6 30 Balmony, pressed,...... ozs.... ft 75 Ragweed, pressed, ozs ...... ft M f t c b ...... ft 6 75 Balmony, powd ...... ft 80 Rue, pressed, oz ...... to 90 1 oz c v ...... oz 50 Balmony. po. Ex Sel...... ft 35 Sheep Sorrell, pressed, oz ...... to 70 B ay, bu lk ...... to 20 Smartweed. powd. Ex Sel...... to 25 Iron, Bromide lft gsb ...... ft 1 50 Bay, pressed, lbs ...... to 45 Soapwort. pressed, ozs...... to 45 Bromide, 1 oz gsv ...... oz 23 Bay, pressed., ozs ...... to 50 Stramonium ...... to 35 Carbonate, precipitated ...... to 18 Bay, powd. Ex Sel...... to 30 Sweet Basil, pressed, ozs ...... to 95 Carbonate Mass U.S.P. lozjars Beech, pressed, ozs ...... to 4o Tansy, pressed, ozs ...... ft 50 ...... oz 10 B ella d on n a , pressed, o z s ...... 1b 80 T a n sv. p o w d ...... ft 25 D ry pow d 1 to c a n s ...... ft 50 Belladonna, bulk ...... ft 40 Thimbleweed. pressed, ozs ...... 1b 45 Chloride lumps. U.S.P. J^lb cb.. to 64 Belladonna, grd ...... ft 45 Vervain, powd ...... ft 25 Chloride Sol U.S.p for Tinct Belladonna, powd ...... ft 45 Wall Pellitory, pressed, ozs.. . ft <0 l p t c b ...... - . . . p t 34 Benne, pressed, ozs...... -..ft v 66 OMAHA DRUGGIST

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L«* v m , Borage, pressed, ozs ...... ft 1 50 L e m o n P e e l...... lb 20 Manna, Small flake ...... lb 75 Buchu, long ...... ft 4 00 Lettuce, Garden, pressed ozs ___1b S5 Marble Dust, ...... ft 05 Buchu, short...... 1b 160 Lettuce, Wild, pressed ozs...... 1b 1 00 B b ls ...... 1b 03 B u ch u , sh o rt, g r d ...... lb 1 65 Lice Killer, Richardson’s Marjoram, pressed, ozs ...... Ib 65 Buehu, short, powd ...... ft 1 65 G a ls...... doz 14 00 Buchu, short, pressed, ozs ...... lb 2 85 i^ -G als...... doz 7 50 Matches, Safety ...... gro 1 20 B u ttern u t, pressed, o z s ...... lb 60 Q ts ...... doz 4 50 5 -gross...... gross 1 15 60-gross...... gross 1 10 Chestuut, pressed, ozs ...... lb 45 L im e , C a rb o la te d ,...... lb 10 Oicuta, pressed, ozs ...... lb 40 M a zola, gals. 6s...... case 11 00 Coca, pressed, ozs...... lb 1 30 Chlorinated, large ...... d oz 1 75 “ pts. 21s...... ca se 6 60 Chlorinated, m ed ...... doz 1 00 Coca, g r d ...... ft 100 Menthol, cryst 1 oz c v ...... oz 50 Coltsfoot, pressed, ozs...... lb 55 C h lorin a ted, s m l...... doz 60 Large cases, 50 cans ...... ca se 6 25 Crystals lib cb ...... lb 6 25 Coltsfoot, powd ...... lb 25 C rystals J^lb c b ...... lb 6 50 Conium, pressed, ozs ...... !b 85 Med. cases, 100 cans ...... ca se 6 75 Conium, Allen’s ...... lb 2 00 Small cases, 200 cans...... case 7 75 Mercury, Dist lft cb ...... ft 1 15 C onium , p o w d e r e d ...... lb 35 Chlorinated, 5-lb cans ...... 1b 14 Dist 5ft cb ...... lb 110 Chlorinated, 10-lb cans...... 1b 13 Damiana, pressed, Jbs...... lb 80 Redist U.S.P. lib cb ...... ft 150 Chlorinated 300-drums...... 1b 06 Bisulphate pure 1 oz c v ...... oz 19 Damiana, pressed, ozs...... lb 65 Sulphurated, 1 oz cv ...... oz 18 D am ian a, g c d ...... lb 30 Iodide red u.S.P. lib cb ...... lb 4 6? Damiana. powd ...... lb 30 Lime Sulphur Dry Iodide red U.S.P. 1 oz. cv ...... oz 38 D ig ita lis ...... lb 2S 1 -lb ...... ft 23 Iodide yellow U.S.P. lozcv...oz 37 Digitalis, pressed, oxs ...... lb 65 5 - lb s ...... 1b 19 O leate, 10$ 1 ib ja r s ...... ft 1 3i D ig ita lis, A lle n ’s, E n g ...... 1b 1 50 Lime and Sulphur Solution O leate. 16$ 1 oz j a r s ...... oz 18 B arrels___ $2.50 ...... gal 2S D igitalis, g r d ...... lb 30 Oxide yellow U.S.P. Mft cb ...... lb 2 91 Digitalis, powd— ...... ft 30 54-B arrels 1.75 ...... g al 28 5-gal cans incl...... gal 85 Oxycyanide, 1 oz c v ...... oz 50 Eucalyptus, pressed, ozs...... ft 50 1-gal c a n s iu c l...... g a l 95 Subsulphate, 1 oz. cv ...... o z 25 Eucalyptus, grd ...... lb 25 -%-gal cans in cl ...... gal 105 S u ccin a te .1 nz c v ...... oz 65 Ground Pine, pressed, ozs...... Ib 60 k-galcansincl ...... gal 135 Sulphide black 1ozcv ...... oz 25 With Chalk U-S.P. Mft bxs ...... 1b 97 Hardhack. pressed, >>zs...... Ib 95 L in im e n t, C am phor I n c l...... p t SO M e s o ta n ...... oz 90 Hemlock, pressed, ozs...... lb l 05 *• ...... gal 4 80 Henbane, pressed, ozs...... lb fcO “ Chloroform Incl ...... p t 90 M e th a n o l, 9 i # ...... ga l 1 05 Henbane, grd ...... lb 45 “ •* I n c l...... gal 5 40 Methanol, Purn, incl ...... gal 1 95 Henbane, powdered ...... lb 45 “ Soap I n c l...... p t 60 Methanol, Pure, t-gal. incl.. .gal 1 90 Henbane, Allen’s ...... lb 2 00 “ “ " ...... g a l 3 60 Methyl, Salicylate lft cb incl. .lb <0 H e n n a ...... ft 35 L ip o id in e , tab l. 2 ( s ...... doz 9 20 Methyl, Salicylate 634 lb.cbinclft 52 H enna, o z s ...... ft 70 Liq-Cresolls Co. U.S.P. lib cb ...... 1b 42 Methyl, Salicylate, 1 oz cv ...... oz 10 H enna p ow d ered ...... lb 40 5lb c b ...... lb 34 M e to l, 1 oz c v ...... o z 55 Horse Radish, pressed, ozs ...... ft 40 1 g a l ca n in c ...... gal 2 25 M lg r a ln ln ...... o z 2 00 Hound’s Tongue, pressed, ozs..ft 70 Lithium, Benzoate 1 oz ctns ...... os 20 .T*boran<1l. pr«m*«d o z s ...... ft 1 CO Bromide lib gsb ...... lb 2 60 Milk, Cond. Eagle ...... doz 2 60 4 dozen ca ses...... ca se 9 80 Jaborandi. powd...... lb 55 g s b ...... Ib 3 10 1 or g s v ...... oz 30 8 d^ien c a s e s ...... case 5 00 uaurel, pressed, ozs ...... ft 50 W idem an’s G o a ts ...... doz 2 75 Laurel, powd ...... lb 20 Carbonate U.S.P. 1 oz ctns ...... or 21 Citrate gran or powd U.S P. Wideman’s Goats, 2 doz. cases .ea 5,40 Lettuce, wild, pressed, ozs \ See J. ttorphine. Acetate, % -oz. vials..oz 8 35 Lettuce, garden, pressed.. ) Lettuce t J^ft c t n s ...... — ft 2 54 Lovage, pressed, ozs...... lb 1 10 1 oz c t n s ...... oz 21 Hydrochloride, U.S.P.H-oz. Lungwort, pressed, ozs...... lb 1 40 Salicylate N.F. v ia ls ...... oz 8 50 c b ...... lb 2 10 Sulphate, U.S.P. Ks in oz bxs. oz 8 50 Lungwort, po. Ex Sel...... lb 1 00 1 oz c v ...... oz 22 Sulphate, in 2Vi-oz. boxes...oz 8 43 Marshmallow, pressed, ozs ...... Ib 70 L o d e sto n e ...... 1b 45 Sulphate, oz. vials or tins ...... oz 7 75 Matico, pressed, ozs ...... lb 60 Lodestone. powd ...... lb 50 “ 10 oz lots 5c less per oz. M atico, pow d...... lb 30 Lozenge*, Licorice, bulk ...... lb 50 “ 25 oz lots 10c less per oz. Meadow Fern, pressed, ozs...... lb 45 Licorice. 5-lb boxes ...... lb 55 V a le ra te , pow d J^oz v ia ls ...... oz 19 50 Mugwort, pressed, ozs...... lb 2 25 Luminal, l^-ozs ...... ,.Oz 6 90 Moss, Iceland ...... ft 25 M u llein, pressed, o z s ...... lb 50 L um inal. T abl m gr. 5 cb...® 3 30 P o w d e r e d ...... 1b 30 OMAHA DRUGGIST 7

DRUGS ETC. Cout. DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. Uo O a k u m B u lk ...... Ib 30 o i l o i l , Sassafras a rtific ia l.5 -lb s . 1.00..lb 1 O.I S u rg e in s, 1-lb p k g s...... lb 60 Lard, W. S., Extra ...... g a l 1 8E ft 7 n Oils, Essential Bulk prices “ “ “ 5 gal...... g a l 1 20 ft 30 Extra charge for bottles. L ard, W . S. E x tra , 1 0 -g a l...... g a l 1 20 ft 50 Lard, Extra No. 1...... ga l 90 Skunk, comp ...... 1 -lb ...... lb 10 S kunk, p u r e ...... ft 80 “ “ “ 5 gal...... gal 85 ft 4 90 K - l b ...... 0> 15 Laurel, expressed ...... lb 2 75 S pearm in t...... M -lb ...... Tb 25 gal 2 50 Lavender Flowers, ...... 1b 6 75 H -lb ...... lb 50 S perm , 5 g a l...... gal 2 40 l - o z ...... lb 1 00 Lavender,Garden, Imit...... ft 90 ft 30 L em on , S an derson ’s ...... lb 1 85 Spike., gal 1 7 * ...... Stone, black, comp, gal 1,75.. ..lb 30 L e m o n ,...... ft 1 75 Oil, Almonds, bitter True ...... oz 1 00 Stone, white ...... ft 80 Almonds, bitter. Artificial...... lb 3 00 L em on G rass...... lb 1 75 Sweet, bottles, 60 to gal ...... doz 90 Almonds, sweet, T ru e ...... lb 1 00 L im e s ...... lb 1 20 Sweet, bottles, 50 to gal...... dos 1 10 Almonds, swt., “Peach Kernel”® 72 Linseed, boiled ___bbl 88___ g a l 98 Sweet, bottles. 40 to gal ...... doz 1 25 Amber, crude,...... lb 2 00 Linseed, raw ...... b bl 86___ gal 96 Sweet, bottles, 30 to gal ...... doz 1 15 Amber, rectified,...... lb 2 25 5-gal lots, incl. 20c higher Sweet, bottles, 20 to gal...... doz 2 35 Angelica, Rt...... oz 5 25 Sweet, bottles, 16 to gal ...... doz 2 70 A n ise S ta r ,...... lb 105 Oil Lubricating Sweet, bottles, 8 to gal ...... d o i 5 25 B a lm ...... oz 70 Haja Auto, )gt ___bbl 41 ..gal 47 T a n sy, p u re ...... 9 60 B ay L ea v es, tru e ...... lb 3 85 Haja Auto, med __bbl 45 ..gal 51 T a r ...... 5-gal. 75 — gal. SC 1b 20 B e n n e ...... gal 2 80 Haja Auto, hvy ..bbl 49 ..gal 55 3 00 B ergam ot, ...... lb 7 65 Haja Oastor, mch. bbl 44 ..gal 50 T h y m e, R e d ...... ft 2 10 Birch Tar, rectified ...... lb 7 00 Haja Cylinder ___bbl 44 ..gal 50 Thyme, white ...... ft 2 25 B r itis h ...... doz 75 Haja Engine ...... bbl 34 ..gal 40 Turpentine, ret.M ck’s Mb cb incl 1b 55 55 Oade, (J u n ip e r T a r )...... lb 115 Haja Gas Engine .bbl 49 ..gal 75 Haja Separator.. .bbl 26 ..gal 32 Whale, winter bleached ...... C a je p u t ...... Ib 1 20 Summer Black, . .bbl 16 gal 30 gal 1 60 Whale, winter bleached. 5-gal gal 1 50 C a la m u s ...... oz 75 20 C am ph or, re c tifie d ...... lb 60 M ace, e th e r e a l...... o* W ine, e th erea l*...... 32 Camphorated, 1 gal. incl...... ga l 4 00 Mace, expressed ...... oz 20 Wine, heavy ...... 48 “ 1 lb Incl...... lb 60 M a rjo ra m ...... oz 80 Wintergreen Leaves, tru « ___ ft 7 35 C a p s ic u m ...... lb 5 25 Minerdl, White Russian ...... gal 4 00 Wintergreen(Sweet Birch)... ft 3 65 Caraway, seed, Dutch ...... lb 2 80 Mineral, White Domestic ...... gal 1 75 Wintergreen, Synthetic inc. 1b 70 Cardamom. Oeylon ...... oz 2 00 M u lle in ...... oz 38 Wintergreen. 6ii lb bots incl lb 52 Mustard, Art ...... lb 5 00 W orm seed, B a ltim o r e ...... ft 4 50 Oassia p u re ...... lb 2 20 Mustard, essential, true, . ..o* 2 10 O u to r , c u e * 1-5. i n c ...... gal 1 25 Wormwood, pure,...... ft 17 50 Mustard, expressed ...... gal 2 25 Ylang Ylang...... 3 50 Oastor, 2-gal inc ...... gal 1 45 Myrban®.. .10ft 30 5 1b 33...... ft 35 C astor in c ...... gal 155 O intm ent, Belladonna lib Neatsfoot, pure...... gal 1 15 ca n s in c ...... Oastor, 80 to gal...... doz 1 00 “ 5 -g a l...... gal 1 10 1 60 Oastor, 50 to gal...... do* 120 N ea tsfoot, No. 1...... gal 90 Benzoated Lard lib cans Inc. ft 50 O astor, 40 to g a l...... do* 140 “ “ 5 g a l...... gal 85 Benzoated Lard 5 1b ...... , ft 45 Oastor, 30 to gal...... do* 2 00 N eroli, P etit G r a in ,...... o* 60 Carbolic Acid lib cans inc ___ 1 00 C astor, 20 to g a l...... do* 2 60 N eroli, S y n t h ...... o* 2 00 Citrine (nit mercury) lft O astor, 16 to g a l...... do* 3 00 N eu tral...... gal 50 ja r s in c ...... 83 Castor. 8 to gal...... do* 5 50 N utm egs, e sse n tia l...... ft 2 00 Diachylon lft cans inc ...... ft 1 50 Iodinelft cans inc ...... ,ft 1 90 Cedar.(com’l compound) 71b. 051b 75 Olive, Caprice, 5-gal cans ...... ga l 5 40 C edar L e a f, p u re ...... lb 1 75 Io d o fo r m lft can s in c ...... ft 1 75 Olive, Haja, sm all ...... doz. 3 25 Mercurial. 30$ M. lft cans inc..lb 86 C edar W o o d ...... lb 80 Olive, Haja, medium ...... do* 5 75 C ed ra t...... oz 50 Mercurial Vi-M lib cans inc.. .lb 1 07 Olive, Haja, large ...... do* 11 00 Mercury, Am. (white preelp) C elery ...... oz 1 50 Oliva, Haja, 5-gal cans ...... g a l 5 40 C ham om ile, R o m a n ...... o* 3 50 lft can s i n c ...... ft 1 50 Olive, Haja, gals ...... gal 5 50 Mercury, Oxide, red (red precip) C in nam on , C e y lo n ...... oz 2 00 Olive, Haja, ^4-gals...... gal 5 60 O itron ella, O e y lo n ...... lb 80 lft cans inc ...... 1b 1 25 Olive, Haja, ^-gals ...... gal 5 75 Rose Water II. S. P. lib cans G lov es...... lb 2 85 Olive, Malaga yellow ...... g al 2 75 ft 1 10 O ocoa n u t...... lb 40 Olive, Malaga yellow, 5-gal.. .gal 2 70 Salicylic Acid lft cans in c... ft 85 Oodllver. Nor...... gal 1 65 Olive Pompeian, gals ...... gal 5 00 Sulphur lft can inc ...... ft 1 05 Codliver, Nor, 5-gal...... gal 1 55 Olive Pompeian, %- g a l ...... gal 5 10 Codliver Nor. P ts ...... d o * 4 00 Olive Pompeian, q ts ...... gal 6 20 Zinc Oxide, Ben* lft cans inc ..ft 60 Codliver, N.F. 5-gal. 1 20...... ga l 1 25 Olive Pompeian, pts ...... g al 5 40 Oleo Resin Capsicum ...... 40 C o lo g n e ...... o* 75 Olive Pompeian, i4-pts ...... ga l 5 70 “ G in g e r ...... 90 C o p a ib a ,...... lb 135 Less than 6-gal. lots, 5% a d v a n c e . Orange Apples ...... 15 C o ria n d e r...... o* 1 40 Olive, Rion 5-gal cans...... g a l 4 40 P eel, b itter, g r o u n d ...... lb 25 C otton Seed, Y e llo w ...... ga) 115 Olive, Rion Imp. gal bottle .. .gaL 4 50 Peel Bitter Pow d ...... ft 25 “ '• “ 5 g a l...... g a l 1 10 Olive. Rion Imp, 54-gal bottle gal 4 60 Peel, Bitter, po. Ex Sel...... ft 45 C roton ...... lb 1 85 Olive. Rion Imp, M-gal bottle gai 4 75 Peel, sweet, ground ...... lb 85 C ru d e ...... gal 35 Olive. Rion Imp. large size, .doz 9 00 “ “ P ow d ...... 1b 25 Olive, Rion Imp. med. size ___doz O u bebs...... lb 9 50 5 00 O rpim ent, Y e llo w . 8ee Arsenic Olive, Rion Imp. sml size ...... doz 2 75 O u m in...... oz 80 S u lp h id e. C ypress...... o* 90 Orange, bitter, hand pressed... 1b 3 30 Orange, sweet, hand pressed, O rphol, Von H e y d e n ...... oz 80 E rig e ro n , ...... lb 4 55 ...... 1b 3 85 Eucalyptus ...... lb 1 15 Origanum, comp.No. 2.7 ft 30..ft 46 O rth oform ...... oz 3 75 Fennel Seed ...... lb 2 9S Origanum, red, French comp. ..ft 1 50 O varlln , pow d l o z c v ...... oz 1 85 Fish, straits ...... gal 95 P a lm ...... ft 50 Pantopon, Tabl 1-6-gr. 20s...... ea 50 P a r a fin e ,...... gal 35 Fish, straits, 5 gal...... ga l 90 Paraffin, refined, (See Wax) Fish, straits, 10 g a l ...... gal 85 Parafine, bbl ...... gal 26 Parafine, 10 gal. inc ...... ga l 36 Paraldehyde, U.S.P. lib c b ...... ft 1 30 Floor, bbls. Inc ...... gal 37 P a tc h o u ly ...... o* 1 25 P a r a th e s in ...... oz 2 15 “ H-bbl. incl ...... ga l 10 Peanut qts. Armstrong’s .. ..doz 8 00 “ 10-gal. incl ...... g a l 62 Pennyroyal, ...... ft 3 00 Parawax (See W ax) “ 5-gal. incl ...... gal 67 P epper, b la c k ...... oz 1 83 “ 1-gal inci...... gal 82 Parinol, p ts...... doz. 7 20 F usel. P u rified ...... lb 1 50 P e p p e rm in t...... 1b 3 00 “ 5 pts...... each 2 75 Geranium Rose. Alg ...... ft 6 30 Pimento (Allspice) ...... ft 4 50 “ g a ls ...... each 4 00 G in g e r ...... oz 75 P ine 1 ga l in c l...... gal 2 25 ParisQreen, S.S.F. Arsenic keg .. 1b 30 G olden R o d ...... oz 50 100-ft k e g s ...... ft *32 Pine N e e d le s...... ft 3 75 Harlem Claas, T illy ...... doz 1 25 14, 28 and 56-lb kits ...... ft 33 Harlem “ Tilly ...... g r o 14 25 Pinus Pum ilio ...... oz 65 2 and 5-lb paper boxes ...... 1b 34 H arlem Oil, M errell’s ...... do* 64 Pinus Sylvestris ...... lb 3 75 1-lb paper boxes ...... ft 36 ...... lb 38 “ ...... gro. 6 51 P o p p y ...... ft 50 H-lb paper boxes “ “ Tilly G.M ...... doz 75 K-lb paper boxes ...... ft 40 “ “ Tilly 6 doz ...... g ro 8 00 Rhodium, No. 3 (Compound), .'.oz 40 100 lb. lots and over 2c less “ “ Tilly. 12 doz ...... g ro 7 50 Rhodium, No. 1 (Compound).. .oz 75 Pastilles, Fumigating, black ...... 1b 70 H arlem , S u ffo lk ...... doz 40 Rose, artificial...... oz 4 00 Fumigating, red ...... 1b 75 Harlem, Suffolk ...... gro 4 50 Rosemary, flowers,...... ft 1 15 H em lock , p u re ...... lb 190 Pelleterine. Tannate, U.S.P. Hemlock, com l— 8ft 65...... lb 75 R u e ...... oz 60 15 gr vials ...... e a ch 100 Henbane, coct ...... ft 1 35 S age...... oz 75 Pepper, black, Singapore,...... 1b 20 H o rs e m in t...... oz 44 Sandal Wood, EnglishE.l...... ft 9 00 Black, powdered ...... 1b 25 Horseradish ...... oz 1 60 B lack , po. A. W. & Oo. E x S e l.. .ft 40 J u n ip er B e rrie s...... 1b 3 70 Sandal Wood, GeirmanWI...... ft 6 00 W h ite ...... 1b 35 Juniper Wood (Compound),., ,1b 120 Sassafras, Natural ...... 1b 2 00 W h ite, p o w d ...... ft 40 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. Plaster Paris, Dentl, 250-lb bbls.bbl 5 50 Petrolatum. “ 1(10 lb s ...... ft 03 Q u in in e Amber, plain 2-oz ...... d o z 60 50 lb s ...... ft 03 >4 Salicylate, 1-oz. vials ...... oz 139 M -g ross...... gross 6 SO 251b...... ft 04 Sulphate, 100-oz. cans...... oz 91 y ,-g ro s s ...... gross 6 25 ...... 1b 05 S u lph ate, 50-oz. c a n s ...... oz 92 1-gross...... gross ti<0 Plaster Paris. Dental, Whites’ 6 Sulphate, 25-oz. cans ...... oz 94 A m b er, plain , 4 -o z ...... doz 93 q t ca n s ...... ea 1 CO Sulphate, 5-oz. cans ...... oz 96 M -g ross...... gross 10 25 Plaster Paris, Dental Whites’ 13 Sulphate, 1-oz. cans ...... oz 1 01 14-g r o s s ...... gross 10 00 q t c a n s ...... ea 2 75 Sulphate, 1-oz. vials ...... oz 104 1 -g ross...... gross 9 75 Pomegranate Kind of Frui.t___ft 30 Sulphate, Vi-oz. vials ...... oz 117 l- lb c a n s ...... ft 22 Potassa, Caustic Solution U.S.P. Sulphate, M-oz. vials ...... oz 1 36 l -lb c a n s ...... doz 2 40 l f t g s b ...... ft 45 Sulphate, Vi-oz. vials ...... oz 169 5-lb c a n s ...... ft 16 Potassa, Caustic Sticks U.S.P. Sulphate. 1-16-oz. v ia ls ...... oz 2 21 10-lb c a n s ...... ft 14 l- lb c b ...... lb 60 Tannate, 1-oz. vials ...... oz 1 05 35-lb c a n s ...... ft IS K . lb c b ...... ft 84 Ked Precipitate, powd U.S.P. 50-lb c a n s ...... ft 12 1-oz c v ...... oz 10 lft b x s ...... lb 1 50 100-lb c a n s ...... ft U Sulphurated, pure l-lb cb ...... ft 80 ]4,~lb b o x e s ...... ft l 65 Sulphurated, pure J^-lb cb ...... ft 1 04 Camphorated, 2-oz ...... doz 75 Red Saunders ...... ft 40 “ M -g ross______g ro 7 75 P o ta s s iu m “ V i-gross...... gro 7 50 Acetate U.S.P. lft cb ...... 1b 80 R esin S c a m m o n y ...... oz 25 “ 1 g r o ss ...... g r o 7 25 A ce ta te U.S. P. J^ft cb ...... ft 1 10 Resorcin, Crystals, U.S.P. Camphorated, 4-oz ...... doz 1 10 Arsenite Sol. Fowlers, lft cb ___ft 34 J 4 -lb c b ...... ft 3 30 “ M -g ross...... gro 12 00 Arsenite Sol. bowlers. 1 gal cb gal 2 00 l o z c v ...... oz “ V i-g ro s s ...... g r o 11 75 Bicarb cryst U.S.P. lft ctns ___ft 33 1 oz c v ...... oz 28 Bicarb Gran U.S.P. lft ctns ...... ft 33 “ 1 g r o ss ...... g r o 11 50 Root, Abscess, pressed, lbs ...... ft 65 “ P o u n d s ...... ft 30 Bicarb, gran. U,S.P. J^ft ctn....ft 45 Bichromate cryst ...... ft 30 Abscess, pressed, ozs ...... ft 70 Carbolated, 2-oz...... doz 70 Aconite, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 95 *• M -g r o s s ...... g r o 7 50 Bichromate cryst J4 ft c b ...... lb 54 Bichromate cryst 1 oz cv ...... ft 10 Aconite, grd ...... ft 55 “ V n-gross...... gro 7 25 A co n ite , p o w d ...... ft 55 “ 1 g r o s s ...... *...... gro 7 < 0 Bromide Gran IT S.P. 5ft bxs....1b 33 Alkanet (ancliusa)...... ft 40 Carbolated. 4-oz ...... doz 1 00 lib b x s ...... lb 39 A lk a n et, pressed, lbs...... 1b 75 V\ -g ro ss...... gro 10 50 Carb U.S.P. lft cans ...... 1b 36 Alkanet, pressed, ozs...... ft SO H -g r o ss ...... gro 10 25 *• 51b can s ...... ft 33 A lk a n e t, p o w d ...... ft 45 ‘ ‘ 1 gross ...... g r o 10 00 C arb C.P. A n h y d lib ca n s...... 1b 55 Angelica, pressed, lbs ...... 1b 70 Carbolated, l-lb cans ...... lb 23 Oh lora te c r y s t ...... 1b 23 Angelica, pressed, ozs...... 1b 75 “ l-lb cans ...... doz 2 50 Chlorate Gran ...... ft 37 A n g e lica , g r d ...... ft 40 '• 'i-lb cans ...... ft 17 C h lora te dow d ...... 1b 22 ...... ft 40 * • 10-lb c a n s ...... ft 15 Chloride Pure 1 Ib ctns ...... 1b 35 Angelica, powd Chloride, pure M-ft ctns ...... ft 47 Arnica, pressed, ozs ...... ft 1 80 Pomade, 2-oz,...... d oz 65 A v en s, pressed, lb s ...... ft 45 “ M -g r o s s ...... g ro 7 00 Chloroplatinate 15 gr vials ...... ea 2 50 Citrate U.S.P. lft cans ...... 1b 101 Bearsfoot. pressed, lbs ...... ft 55 “ V i-gross...... g ro 6 75 B elladon n a, pressed, o z s ...... ft 90 “ 1 g r o ss ...... gro 6 50 Citrate, U.S.P. M-ft cans ...... 1b 1 16 Hypophosphite U.S P. lib cb... ft 135 B ellad on n a, p o w d ...... 1b 60 P om ade, 4 -o z ...... d oz 105 Berberis Aquif. pressed, ozs— ft 65 “ H -g r o s s ...... gro 11 15 Iodide U.S.P. cryst 5ft bxs ...... 1b 3 19 lft b x s ...... 1b 3 44 Berberis Aquif, grd ...... 1b 35 “ V i-gross...... gro 10 90 Beth, pressed, ozs...... 1b 70 ‘ ‘ 1 g r o s s ...... gro 10 65 Ji-lb boxes ...... ft 3 62 Iodide U.S.P. Gran 51b bxs ...... 1b 8 19 B eth, g r d ...... ft 35 W hite, 2 -o z ...... doz 90 lft b x s ...... 1b 3 44 B eth , p ow d ...... ft 35 “ M -g r o ...... gro 9 15 -lb b o x e s ...... ft 3 62 B istort, pressed, o z s ...... ft 180 “ V i-g ro ...... gro 8 90 Permang U.S.P. cryst Bitter, pow d ...... 1b 75 “ 1 - g r o ...... Kro 8 65 lft can s ...... ft 55 Bitter, powd. Ex Sel...... ft 85 ‘ ■ 4-oz...... doz 1 50 l o z c v ...... oz 14 Blackberry, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 55 “ M -s r o ...... gro 15 50 Prussiate Red cryst lft. can s.. ft S5 Blackberry, powd ...... 1b 20 V i-g ro ...... gro 15 25 P ru ssia te Y e llo w c r y s t ...... 1b 50 Blackberry, po. Ex Sel...... ft 35 1-gro gro 15 00 Pyrosulphite Gran Vi oz c v ___oz 20 Blazing Star, pressed, oz ...... ft 190 “ l-lb e a n s ...... ft 30 Sulphocarbolate 1-oz ctns ...... oz 15 B lood, pressed, l b s ...... 1b 65 “ s -lb c u n s ...... ft 25 Sulphoconate. pure 1 lb cb ____ft 2 50 B lood, p ow d ...... 1b 35 “ lO-'b cans ...... ft 23 P o ta to S p ray , R ogers...... ft 50 Blue Flag, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 1 05 Snow White, 2-oz ...... doz 1 05 P o w d e r , B lu e F lag, p ow d ...... 1b 65 “ “ ‘ ’M -g ross...... g r o 11 00 A ro m a tic...... ft 45 Blue Flag, po. Ex Sel...... 1b 80 “ “ »*-gross...... g ro 10 ‘ ft Ohalk, aromatic...... : ...... ft 75 Bryonia, pressed, ozs ...... ft 60 “ “ 1 gross ...... g ro 10 50 Ohalk, compound ...... ft 50 B ryon ia, g r d ...... ft 30 “ White,4-oz ...... doz 150 Composition, bulk ...... ft 85 Buckbean, pressed, ozs ...... ft 1 35 “ “ M-gross...... gro 16 50 Composition, 2-oz packages — ft 95 Buckhorn Brake, pressed, ozs.ft 40 “ “ V4-gross...... gro 16 25 . C u r r y ...... ft 50 Burdock, pressed, lbs ...... ft 60 “ “ 1 gross___ g r o 16 00 D overs 1 tb ca n ...... ft 3 44 Burdock, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 65 Snow White, t-lb cans ...... ft 35 Government Hog Cholera...bbls. Burdock, grd ...... ft 30 “ •• 5-lb cans...... ft 30 lb 07Vi less quantity,.08Vi to 14 Burdock, powd ...... 1b 30 “ 10-lb cans ...... Ib 29 Insect, El Vampiro (See Patents) Calamus, white, peeled and split, Insect, Haja, 100 ft kegs...... ft 50 f a n c y ...... ft 90 Snow White Perfumed, 2-oz_.doz 1 10 C alam us, p o w d ...... ft 30 “ “ Vi-gro..gro 11 50 Insect, Haja. 50 ft kegs ...... ft 52 “ “ *4-gro..gro 11 2") Insect. H a ja 25-lb k e g s'...... 1b 54 Carpenters Square pressd ozs.. ft 50 “ “ “ lrgro.. .gro 11 00 Insect, Haja 10-ft cans ...... ft 60 Cicely Sweet, pressed, ozs ...... ft 1 10 “• • ‘ •• 4-oz.. ..doz 1 65 Insect, Haja 5-ft cans ...... ft 65 Cohosh, black, pressed, ozs ...... ft 55 “ “ ‘ M -g r o ..g r o 17 .e0 Insect, Haja 1-ft cans ...... doz 8 40 Cohosh, black, powd ...... 1b 25 “ •* “ Vi-gro. gro 17 25 in sect, H a ja V i-ibcans------doz 5 10 Cohosh, blue, pressed, ozs ... ft 55 *• “ “ i-gro.. .gro 17 00 Insect. Haja H- ft c a n s ...... doz 2 55 C ohosh, b lu e, p o w d ...... ft 25 Inspect, H a ja 2- o z c a n s ...... doz 145 Cohosh, blue, po. Ex Sel...... 1b 45 P h e n a c e tln , B a y er ...... oz 63 Insect. Wild Mountain5 ft cans ft 75 C ohosh, red, pressed, ozs...... ft 65 Tablets ?5s ___ ea 25 J alap C o m p ...... 1b 1 50 Cohosh, white, pressed, lbs ...... ft 50 Tablets 100s...... ea 75 Licorice Co. 5-lb cans .38...... ft 40 Colchicum, pressed, lbs ...... ft 95 Colchicum, pressed, ozs,...... ft 100 P h e n a lg ln , P o...... oz 1 10 Protargol, 1-oz vials ...... oz 125 Vi-oz vials ...... oz 1 35 Colchicum, powd ...... ft 65 C a p su le s...... oz 1 35 Colchicum. po. Ex Sel...... 1b 90 T a b s ...... oz 1 10 Pyoktanln, Blue, 1-oz vials,...... oz 2 50 Coltsfoot, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 Phenolphthaleln U.S. P. 1 oz cv.oz 25 Yellow. M-oz vials...... oz 2 75 Columbo, Amer., pressed, ozs... 1b 50 P y r a m id o n ...... oz 1 00 Columbo, Amer., grd ...... ft 25 Phosphorus, U.S.P. Sticks Columbo, powd ...... 1b 25 11b can s ...... ft 1 20 Pyrox, l-lb jars__...... ft 26 Comfrey, pressed, ozs ...... ft 1 00 J^-lb c a n s ...... Ib 1 35 “ 5-lb drums ...... lb 23 Comfrey. powd ...... ft 55 1 oz c a n s ...... oz 20 “ 10-1 b dru m s ...... _Tb 21 Vi Cranesbill. pressed, lbs ...... 1b 55 “ 25-lh arums...... ft l^H ...... oz 40 C ranesbil 1. pressed, o z s ...... ft 60 Photol 1-oz vials 5fl lb pkgs ...... ft Cranesbill, powd ...... ft 30 P lch i pressed, lbs ...... ft 40 *' 10't-ll) pkgs ...... ft 1 Crawley, pressed, lbs...... 1b 2 30 Pilocarpine, Quaking Asp, pressed lbs ...... 1b 49 C ra w ley , p ressed, o z s ...... ft 2 35 Hydrochloride U.S.P. cryst Quassia, chips ...... ft 20 Culvers, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 70 5 gr. vinls ...... ea 25 G r a n u la te d ...... ft 25 Culvers, powd ...... ft 35 P in e N e e d le s ...... lb 25 ...... ft 25 Dandelion, true, pressed, ozs__ ft 60 P i p e C l a y ...... lb 07 Q u in a lg e n ...... oz 1 26 D an delion , tru e g rd ...... ft 30 Pipe Clay. Vi-lb cakes...... ft 10 Quinine, Alkaloid. 1-oz vials ...... oz 1 45 D a n d elion , p o w d ...... ft 30 Pitch, Burgundy ...... ft 20 Bisulphaie, 1-oz vials ...... oz 1 05 Dwarf Elder, pressed, lbs ...... ft 80 Hydrobromide, 1-oz. vials ...... oz 1 39 Dwarf Elder, powd ...... ft 60 P ith . S assafras ...... ft 2 25 Hydrochloride. 1-oz vials ...... oz 1 39 TCI ecampane. pressed fts... lb 55 P l x o l ...... oz 10 Phosphate, 1-oz. vials...... oz 1 39 Elecampane, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 " 'Tr" — T?

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DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. B oot B oot S a c ch a rin e Soluble U.S.P. 1 oz cans-...... oz 30 E lcam p an e. g r d ...... 1b 35 P ok e, p o w d ...... ft 25 Pond Lilly, white, pressed, ozs. lb 46 Mlb c a n s ...... ft 3 75 E lecam p an e, p ow d ...... lb 35 Pond Lily, white, po. Ex Sel— .ft 40 lib c a n s ...... lb 3 50 F ever, pressed, oza...... lb 50 Pond Lilly, yellow, pressed, lbslb 40 Tablets, Mercks 100s...... d oz. 1 70 Five Finger, pressed, ozs ...... ft 60 Pond Lily, yellow, pressed, ozs ft 45 “ “ 500s...... doz, 7 00 G a la n g a l...... lb 25 Queen of Meadow, pressed, ozs.ft 4b S a f r o i ...... lb 1 25 Galangal, pressed, lbs ...... :. lb 55 Queen of Meadow, grd ...... 1b 20 Galangal, pressed, ozs ...... lb 60 S a jo d in , p ow d . B a y e r ...... oz 1 60 K h atany, pressed, o z s ...... ft 55 Sajodin, Tabl. 8-gr., 20s...... ea 63 Galangal, grd ...... lb 30 R h a ta n y , p o w d ...... ft 20 G ala n ga l, p o w d ...... lb 30 Rhubarb, East India ...... ft 60 Sal G e n tia n ...... lb 20 R h u b a rb , g r d ...... 1b 65 E p so m ...... lb 07 Gentian, powd ...... lb 20 Rhubarb, East India, powd ___ ft 65 G la u b er, lum p or g r a n ...... lb 05 G en tian, pow d, 5 tbs...... ft 19 R h u b a rb , c u t in c u b e s ...... ft 2 60 Glauber, powd...... lb 07 “ “ lOlbs...... ft 18 Rhubarb, cut in fingers...... ft 2 85 N itre, pure, sm all c r y s t ...... lb 23 “ 25 l b s ...... ft 17 Rosinweed, pressed, ozs ...... ft 45 N itre, purs, g r a n ...... fc 82 50 lb s ...... lb 16 Salep, powd ...... lb 1 35 Nitre, pure, powd ...... ft 24 Gentian, For., pressed, ozs...... lb 55 Sanicle, black, pressed, ozs ___ ft 95 Prunelle Balls, 1-lb boxes ...... 1b 82 Ginger, African ...... lb 25 Sanicle, white, pressed, ozs...... ft 65 Rochelle, U.S.P. powd ...... ft 43 Ginger, African, pow. 10-lb. 23 lb 25 Sarsaparilla, 4m.pressed, ozs..1b 90 S oda...... ft 05 Ginger, Jamaica, bleached ...... lb 60 Sarsaparilla. American, powd. .lb 60 Soda, 1%-lb pks case 2.00...... doz 75 Ginger, Jamaica, unbleached.. lb 45 Sarsaparilla, Honduras ...... lb 95 “ 2&-lb pkgs case 3.00...... doz 120 Ginger, J amaica, grd ...... ft 50 Sarsaparilla, Honduras,ground.1b 1 00 Salenal, ozs ...... doz 6 75 Ginger, j amaica, powd ...... lb 50 Sarsaparilla,-Honduras, powd. .ft 1 00 Ginger, Jam. po. Ex Sel...... lb 70 Sarsaparilla. Hond. prd. ozs... .lb 1 55 S alicin , ,1-oz. ctn s U.S P ...... oz 44 G inseng, p o w d ...... 1b 10 00 Sarsaparilla, Mexican, cut — lb VO G olden Seal, pressed, ozs...... lb 6 80 geneka, pressed, ozs ...... ft 1 60 S alisan , T abl. 100s...... doz 8 00 Golden Seal. uowd. oz. 45 ...... lb 6 00 Seneka, p o w d ...... 1b 1 0b S alol, U.S.P. lft c t n s ...... lb 1 16 Hellebore, Amer. pressed, lbs lb 55 S erp en taria, P o w d ...... ft 2 70 Hellebore, Amer, pressed, ozs . 1b 60 M -lb c t n s ...... ft 1 33 Silk weed, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 1-oz. c t n s ...... oz 13 Hellebore, po. A.m Ex Select. lb 45 Skunk Cabbage, pressed, lbs... .lb 60 Hellebore, black, pressed, ozs. .ft 1 15 Skunk Cabbage, pressed, ozs.. ,1b 65 S alt, R o ck 20oft b a g s ...... ea 3 00 Hellebore, black, powd ...... lb 60 Skunk Cabbage, powd ...... ft 40 R o ck , 100-lb b a g s...... ea 1 60 Hellebore, white, pressed, lbs ,1b 55 Snake, Button, pressed, lbs ___ ft 40 T on lots, $20.00 Ilelli'bore, white, pressed, ozs. 1b 60 Snake Button, pressed, ozs___ ft 45 Salts, Crab Orchard, natural...... ft 25 Hellebore, white, powd ...... lb 30 Snake, Canada, pressed, ozs... .lb 1 10 Hydrangea, pressed, lbs ...... ft 45 Snake, Canada, powd ...... ft 6a Salvarsan 0.3 ...... p k ge 65 Hydrangea, pressed, ozs ...... ft 50 Snake, Sampson, pressed, lb s.. .lb 90 “ 0.4...... p k g e 80 Hydrangea, grd.,...... ft 25 Snake, Sampson, pressed, ozs. .lb 95 “ 0 ,6 ...... p k g e 120 Hvdrangea. powd ...... ft 25 Snake, Virginia, pressed, ozs... .ft 2 lb H ydrangea, po. Ex S e l...... ,1b 25 Salysai, Tabl 5-gr, 50s...... b o t 1 Oo Snake. Virginia, po. Ex Sel___ ft 3 (JO 5-gr. 10s...... tu be 30 Indian Hemp,black,pressed, lbslb 1 15 Snake, White, pressed, fts ...... ft 50 Indian Hemp, blk. pressed, ozs ft 1 20 Snake, White, pressed, ozs ...... ft 55 Santonin, Cryst. 1-oz vis. U.S.P..oz 10 75 Indian Hemp, black, powd ...... ft 75 Soapwort. pressed, lbs ...... lb 45 Santonin, Po, 1-oz vis. U.S.P.. oz 10 75 Indian Hemp, white, powd.. .lb 40 Solomon’s Seal, pressed, ozs... ft 45 Sea S alt, 5-lb bag s...... doz 3 00 Indian Physic, pressed, ozs ------ft 55 Spikenard, pressed,ozs ...... ft 80 Indian Turnip, powd ...... ft 30 Spikenard, grd ...... ft 45 Sedobrol, Tabl. 10s...... ea 60 Indian Turnip, po. Ex Sel...... ft 50 Squills, white, sliced ...... ft 20 “ “ 30’s ...... ea ch 1 lo In d igo, w ild, pressed lb s ...... ft 45 Squills, p ow d ...... ft 30 Indigo, wild, pressed, ozs ...... ft 50 Squills, po. A. W. & Co. U-\b b otsft 80 Seed, Angelica ...... ft 50 I p e c a c ...... ft 2 75 Stillingia, pressed, lb s ...... ft 55 A n gelica , g r d ...... 1b 60 Ipecac, powd...... ft 3 00 S tillin gia pressed, ozs...... ft 60 Angelica, po. Ex Sel...... lb 75 Jalap, powd ...... ft 55 Stillingia, g r d ...... 1b 25 Anise, Italian ...... ft 35 Ladles’ Slipper, pressed, ozs... .lb 2 55 S tillin gia. p o w d ...... ft 2b A n ise Ital, 5-lbs...... lb 34 Ladies’ Slipper, powd ...... ft 1 65 Stone, pressed, lb s...... 1b 55 Anise, Ital, 10-lbs...... ft 33 Licorice, 5 lbs. .50 ...... ft 55 Stone, pressed, o z s ...... ft 60 Anise, Italian grd ...... ft 40 Licorice, cut ...... ft 30 Stone, p ow d ...... ft 25 Anise, Italian powd ...... ft 40 L ico rice , g r d ...... ft 30 Sweet Flag, presssed,ozs...... ft 60 Anise, ital, powd 5-lbs...... ft 39 L icorice, p ow d.5-lbs 28...... ft 30 Twin Leaf, pressed, ozs...... ft 45 Anise, Ital, powd 10-lbs...... lb 38 Lovage, po. Ex S el ...... ft 1 25 Anise, Star...... ft 35 Unicorn, true, pressed, ozs ...... ft 1 30 A n ise, Star, g r d ...... ft 40 M ale F ern , pressed, lb s ...... lb 60 Unicorn, true, grd ...... ft 75 Bird, mixed, 1-ft cartons...... d oz 1 50 Male Fern, pressed, ozs ...... ft 65 Unicorn, true, powd ...... 1b 75 Bird 60 ft cases ...... e a ch 6 90 M ale F ern , p ow d ...... ft 30 Unicorn, true, po. Ex Sel...... 1b 1 40 Bird Haja Roller ...... doz. 175 Manaca, grd ...... ft 60 Unicorn, false, pressed, lbs ___ ft 1 30 B u r d o c k ...... 1b 20 Mandrake, pressed, lbs ...... ft 60 Unicorn, false, pressed, ozs — ft 1 35 M andrake, pressed, o z s ...... ft 65 ■ U n ico rn , fa lse, g r d ...... ft 85 Canary, Smyrna ...... ft 12 Mandrake, grd ...... ft 30 U nicorn , false, pow d ...... ft 85 Caraway, Dutch ...... ft 15 M andrake, p ow d ...... ft 30 Valerian, pressed, lbs ...... ft 56 Caraway, powd ...... ft 20 V aleria n , g r d ...... ft 55 Cardamom, Mangalore, bleach. 1b 1 85 Man in the Ground,pressed,ozs. 1b 45 Cardamom, powd ...... 1b 100 Marshmallow, pressed, ozs...... ft 65 Valerian, powd ...... ft 55 Verva!n, powd. Ex Sel...... ft 70 O e le r y ...... 1b 40 M arshm allow , c u t ...... ft 35 C elery 5ft ...... ft 38 Marshmallow, powd ...... ft 45 Wild Yam, pressed, lbs...... 1b 55 Wild Yam, pressed, ozs ...... ft 60 C elery, g r d ...... ft 45 Marsh Rosemary, pressed, lbs..lb 50 C elery p o w d ...... 1b 45 Marsh Rosemary, pressed.ozs. .lb 55 Wild Yam, powd ...... ft 30 M e z e re o n ...... ft 40 Yellow Dock, pressed, ozs ...... ft 60 Celery, powd. 5 lbs ...... 1b 28 Milkweed, pressed, lbs ...... ft 50 Yellow Dock, powd ...... ft 30 C olch icu m ...... ft 66 Milkweed, pressed, ozs ...... ft 55 Y e llo w D ock, po. E x S e l...... ft 45 CJolchlcum, powd ...... 1b 70 Musk (sum bul)...... ft 1 90 Yellow Jessamine, pressed, fts. ft 55 O on iu m ...... ft 50 M usk, p ow d ...... ft 1 95 Yellow Jessamine, pressed, ozs .ft 60 C onium , p o w d ...... lb 55 Nettle, pressed, lbs ...... ft 45 Yellow Jessamine, grd ...... ft 30 Coriander. Bleached lft ...... ft 20 Nettle, pressed, ozs ...... 1b 60 Yellow Jessamine, powd ...... ft 30 “ “ 5.1bs...... ft IB Zedoary, pressed, ozs...... ft 55 Coriander, grd ...... ft 25 O rris, fingers ...... ft 1 40 Zedoary, powd ...... ft 25 Coriander, powd ...... 1b 25 O rris, F loren tin e, g r a n ...... lb 35 Zedoary, po. Ex Select ...... ft 50 O rris, F loren tin e, p o w d ...... ft 35 C um in , M a lta ...... ft 20 O rris, V e r o n a ...... 1b 20 Rose Petals, damask, pressed, Cum in, p o w d ...... ft 25 O rris, V eron a , g r a n ...... ft 25 ft 1 45 D ill...... ft 20 Orris, Verona, powd ...... ft 25 Pale, pressed, ozs ...... ft 1 00 F e n n e l...... 1b 25 Fennel, 5-lbs...... 1b 24 Pareira Brava, pressed, ozs ,1b 85 Rosin, Lump, bbls...... ft 05 Rosin Lump, 100 lbs ...... ft 06 Fennel, powd...... 1b 30 Pareira Brava, grd ...... ft 50 F en n el, po. E x S e l...... Ib 45 Pareira Brava, po. Ex Sel...... ft 50 Rosin Lump, 60 lbs ...... ft 6? Rosin Lump, 25 lbs ...... ft 08 Flax, ciean ...... 1b 13 Parsley, pressed, lbs ...... ft 85 F lax, g r o u n d ...... ft 13 Pellitory, pressed, ozs ...... ft 1 05 Rosin Lun.p, 10 lb s ...... ft 09 Rosin Lump, less ...... ft 10 PoaniiKreek.powd...... 1b 15 Pimpinella. pressed, ozs...... ft 95 Foenugreek, powd 5-lb ...... ft 14 P im pin ella. p ow d ...... ft 75 R osin Pow d ...... ft 20 • “ “ 10-lb ...... ft 13 Pink, pressed, ozs...... ft 2 45 Rouge, (Jewelers) powd ...... ft 60 2 5 -lb ...... lb 12 PinK. p o w a ...... ft 1 65 “ S tick s...... ft 55 5 0 -lb ...... 1b \\Vt Pitcher plant, pressed, ozs...... ft 60 H e m p ...... 1b 12 Pleurisy, pressed lbs ...... ft 65 S a b ro m in , T a b l. 5 gr. 20’s ...... each 60 L a r s p u r ...... ft 4o Pleurisy, pressed, ozs ...... ft VO Saccharine, u.S.P. refined, L ark spu r, P o ...... ft 45 P leu risy, p ow d ...... ft 35 1 oz c a n s ...... oz 30 Larkspur, po. Ex Sel...... lb 60 P oke (G arget), pressed, o z s ------ft 55 c a n s ...... m 3 75 L o b e lia ...... ft 1 60 Poke (Garget) grd ...... 25 lft c a n s ...... ft 3 60 L ob elia , g r d ...... ft 1 55 10 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. DRUGS ETC. Cont. Spirits, Ammonia U.S.P. lib Seed, Sodium, Metal 1 oz gsv & tin ...... oz 40 gsb in c ...... lb 1 89 Lobelia, powd...... lb 1 55 Acetate U.S.P. Gran J^Ib cans .lb 44 Ammonia Arom U.S.P. M illet...... lb 08 Acid Phosphate cb ...... B> 1 10 Mustard, black. Trieste...... lb 20 Ub c b l n c l ...... Ib 1 27 Mustard, black, powd...... lb 33 Acid Phosphate 1 oz cv ...... oz 15 Camphor U.S.p. 1 pt cb inc ...... p t 1 20 Benzoate U-S.P. Gran lib ctns..lb 90 Camphor 1 gal cb inc ...... gal 7 25 Mustard, yellow, California Chloroform U.S.P. IB) cb inc ..lb 168 l f t ...... lb 16 Ji-lb ctns...... lb 1 10 Ether U.S.P. lib cbin c ...... B) 1 16 5B>...... lb 15 1 oz c t n s ...... oz 11 Ether Comp N.F. lib cblnc... lb 2 80 101b...... Ib 14 ► B icarb A m e rica n ...... lb 07 Lavender Co See Tincture P arsley...... lb 30 Bicarb Pure powd lib ctns ...... lb 22 Nitre3F lptcbinc ...... pt 90 Poppy, blue...... lb 30 ...... lb 27 Nitre 4F 1 pt cb inc ...... p t 1 00 Poppy, wnite...... lb 30 Bicarb Squibb’s lib tins Nitre U.S.P. lib cb inc ...... lb 155 Pumpkin...... lb 30 Bisulphate C.P. Gran, lft cb....B) 71 41b c b i n c ...... lb 1 30 Quince, ...... lb 1 35 Bromide U.S.P. 1 lb c b ...... lb 45 1 g a l c b i n c ...... g a l 8 25 Rape, E nglish...... lb 20 Bromide, U.S.P. Ji-lb cb ...... ft> 75 peppermint U.S.P. lib cblnc.. lb 1 50 Sabadilla...... — ft 30 1 oz c v ...... doz 2 25 Sabadllla, powd...... lb 35 Cacodylate U.S.P. 1 oz cv ...... oz 50 Staresacre...... lb 5o Carbonate C.P. anlydr IB) cb. ..lb 45 S p ir o fo r m , 25-gram p k g s ...... ea 65 S ta n o la r, Pts...... doz 8 46 Stavesacre, powd...... lb 55 Carbonate Dr powd 1B> ctns __ lb 21 Stramonium...... lb 35 2 d oz ca s e s ...... ca se 12 30 Stramonium, powd...... lb 40 Chloride C. P. Gran lib ctns ___lb 26 1 gal cans inc ...... gal 2 35 Stramonium, po. Ex Sel...... *> 45 Citrate gran U.S.P. lib ca n ___lb 1 12 5 g a llo n can s i n c ...... gal 1 78 Sunflower...... lb 15 Citrate, U.S.P. Gran. J^-lbcans B> 1 27 10 gal cans i n c ...... gal 1 70 1 b bl in c ...... gal 1 40 Watermelon...... lb 25 Cyanide Fused IJ. S P. 1 oz cv..oz 15 Worm, American...... lb 30 S ta rch P a p er, Io d ize d ...... tu be 15 5-lb s...... ft 29 Ethylate Liq 1 oz gsv ...... oz 25 10-lbs...... lb 28 Fluoride lib cans ...... lb 30 Stearin See Acid Stearic. Worm, American, powd...... lb 35 Fluoride, bulk ...... lb 23 “ 5 -lb s ...ft 34 S te a r o l...... “ 10-lb s... ft 3S 5 -lb ...... lb 22 .ft 35 Worm. Levant...... lb 2 00 10-lb ...... tt> 21 St. John’s Bread (See Bread) Worm, Levant, grd...... lb 2 05 “ “ 2 5-lb ...... B> 20 Worm, Levant, powd...... *> 2 05 Stone, Pumice, select ...... 1b 16 “ “ “ 5-lbs...... lb 2 00 5 0-lb ...... lb 19 “ “ 10-lbs...... lb 1 95 100-lb...... lb 18 Pumice, 5-lb ...... lb 15 Pumice, 10-lb ...... lb 14 Glycocholate 1 oz cv ...... oz 60 Seidlitz M ixture...... lb 32 P u m ice, p ow d ...... ft 10 Seidlitz Mixture, 5 lb s ...... ft 30 % o z c v ...... oz 85 Pumice, powd. 10-lb ...... ft 09 &lb c b ...... B> 8 25 P u m ice, pow d. 25-lb...... ft 08 P u m ice, pow d, 50-lb...... ft 07 Seidlitz Powders, B. D. Co. Hypophosphite U.S.P. llbcb. ..B) 1 20 Rotten. English, powd ...... ft SO 10s...... doz 2 75 M -lb c b ...... lb 1 50 3s 3 doz. for 2.50...... doz 90 S tro n tiu m Is...... doz. .35...... 100 2 50 1 oz c v ...... oz 20 Hyposulphite Tech cryst ...... lb 08 Bromide cryst U.S.P. lib cb....ea 59 Senna Pods,. .lb Hyposulphite pea cryst ...... lb 08 J i-lb . c b ...... lb 89 1 oz c v ...... oz 15 Silica, powd ...... ft Hyposulphite Tech, gran ...... lb 08 Iodide U.S.P. L a cta te lib c b ...... ,B> 2 00 S ilver, J*,lb cb ...... lb 4 88 lA -lb c b ...... lb 2 24 Nitrate, cryst.,C.P. l-oz cv ...... oz 64 l o z c v ...... oz 38 1 oz c v ...... — ___ oz 22 Nitrate, cryst. C.P. lib cv ...... lb 8 65 N itrate C om ’l ...... ft 08 S a licy la te l o z c v ...... oz 18 Nitrate, Cryst. C.P.J^-lb cv ...... lb 8 85 101b...... ft 0734 Strychnine, U.S. p. Nucleinate, 1 oz cv ...... oz 60 Nitrate pure Gran It) ctns.,..lb 26 A ik , c r y s t 1-16 oz. v i a l s ...... oz 3 25 Slug; Shot, 1 lb, pkgs ...... doz 2 20 Nitrite U.S.P. Sticks Aik., H-oz vials, cryst ...... oz 8 08 5-lb. p k g s ...... doz 6 M 1 oz c v ...... oz 17 Aik., l-oz vials, cryst...... oz 2 45 Oleate, Acid 1 oz jars ...... oz 15 A ik . p ow d . 1-18 oz. v ia ls ...... oz 3 10 Snuff, Aik., powd. H oz vials ...... oz 2 85 C openhagen , 10c ro lls o f 8___ro ll (4 O x a la te, 1 oz. c v ...... oz 15 Aik., powd. 1 oz vials ...... oz 2 30 “ 16 oz. jars ...... lb 1 03 Peroxide, 10-lb cans ...... lb l 00 S u lp h a te, c r y s t 1-16 oz. v ia ls...o z 2 Po Sulphate, cryst H-oz vials ...... oz 2 55 Garrett’s Scotch— Phosphate Gran U.S.P. Sulphate, cryst l-oz vials ...... oz 3 00 D im e c a n s ...... doz 98 IB) c t n s ...... lb 23 S u lp h a te, p ow d. 1-16 oz. v ia ls .oz 2 80 5c can s ...... doz 49 IS) tin s ...... ft 24 Sulphate, powd, % -oz v ia ls ___oz 3 55 35c c a n s ...... doz 2 48 Sulphate, powd, l-oz vials ...... oz 2 00 35c bottles 5-oz...... doz 3 75 Phosphate U.S.P. dried lib cb..lb 46 “ 5-oz lots, 5c oz. less 50c " ...... doz 5 50 Salicylate U.S.P. lft ctns...... *> 49 b la d d e rs ...... ft 96 “ 10-oz lots 10c oz. 1 (6 “ 35-oz lots 15c oz. less Lorillard’s, Maccoboy. 1-lb jarslb 71 1 oz c t n s ...... oz 09 “ 50-ozlots 20c oz. less Lorillard’s, Rappee, l-ft jars. ..lb 70 S ilica te Liq lft c b ...... ft 26 Stypticin See Cotarnine Hydrochloride Lorillard’s Scotch, 1-lb. jars ..ft 68 Seal Norkoping 10c, rolls of 8 roll 64 1 gal cans in c ...... gal 75 Styrai, Liquid l-lb. cb . in c ...... ft 2 80 Bed Mill, l-lb stein* ...... *> 80 5 gal cans in c ...... ga l 70 1 o z ...... oz 34 10 gal ca n s i n c ...... gal 85 Sugar, Burnt (See caramel). S oap Milk, powdU.S P. lbcans Merckft 47 Castile. Bocabelli green ...... b a r l 40 % b b ls i n c ...... gal 50 Milk, Squibbs lft tins ...... lb 50 Castile, Bocabelli, green ...... b o x 15 25 1 b b l i n c ...... gal 42 8ulfonal, Bayer ...... oz 170 Castile, Bocabelli, white ...... bar 1 40 S u ccin ate G ran 1 oz c v ...... oz 23 Castile, Bocabelli, white. ...box 15 25 Sulfonal, tablets, 5-gr 25s ___ ea 50 Castile, Bocabelli, white ks...ft 40 Sulphate Pure Dr po lib ctns. ..1) 28 Sulfonal, tablets, 5-gr 100s___ea 1 85 Castile, Bocabelli, green *s...* 40 Sulphate U.S.P. cryst lib cans..ft 22 Sulphon—Ethyl-Methane U.S.P. Castile. Contis, white...... per bar 1 30 Sulphite Amhydr Photo lib cb lb 34 (same as Trional) lozctns..oz 60 Castile, Conti, white ...... b o x 11 00 Sulphite U.S.P. cryst lft cans., lb 26 8ulphon—Methane U.S.P. (same Castile, Cyrilla...... b a r 1 20 as Sul phonal) 1 oz ctns ...... o z 50 Castile, Cyrilla,...... b o x 13 00 gulphite Dr powd It) ctns ...... lb 28 S u lp h u r, F lo u r ...... lb 07 Castile, powd ...... lb 70 Sulphocarbolate U.S.P. G reen, IB) ca n s i n c l ...... 16 25 Chloride 1 oz gsv & tin...... oz 24 Green, 5 lb. cans incl...... lb 21 lb c t n s ...... lb 64 Lac, Tech...... ft 30 Green, 10 lb. cans incl...... lb 20 1 oz c t n s ...... oz 10 Precip l-lb cartons U.S.P...... lb 45 Green, 25 lb. cans incl...... lb 19 R o l l ...... ft 08 Green 50 lb. cans incl ...... lb 18 Solution Cit. Magnesia, 12-oz..doz 2 40 Washed, l-lb cartons U.S.P...... ft 20 W h a le O il,lb s . in c l...... lb 25 Solution, Donovan’s See Arsenic Sulphur Candles, sml R.D.Co.. .doz 60 Sol.Fowler’s See Potass Arsenite Sulphur Candles, lge R.D.Co.doz 80 S oda , A s h ...... b bls, 04 ...... lb 08 Sulphurolds ...... ft 26 “ 100- l b s ...... cw t o 10 S p e rm a ce ti, in ca k e s ...... B> 50 “ “ 5 0 -lb s ...... cw t 5 60 Sure Noiem, 200-lb. bbls ...... lb 05*4 “ “ 2 M b s ...... cw t 6 10 S p icebru sh , pressed, lb s ...... ft 5o ICO-lb. d ru m ...... ft 06 Caustic Com’l, 10-lb cans ...... lb 14 50-lb, d ru m ...... lb 07 “ “ 5-lb cans ...... lb 15 S pices, H a ja 2 -oz...... doz 90 25-lb. d r u m ...... ft 07H Caustic U.S.P. Sticks 1-lb cb...B> 24 Allspice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Gin­ 10-lb. b o x ...... lb 07H Caustic “ “ Ji-lb cb...lb 66 ger, Mustard, Nutmegs. Pepper 5-lb. b a g ...... lb 07V4 Caustic “ “ l-oz cv.,.oz 10 red, white and black. l-lb . c a n ...... lb 14 OMAHA DRUGGIST 11

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

Sweeping Compound.—Haja ' T in ctu r e W a x , Fruit Can, 10ft...... lb 10 200-lb B b ls ...... each 3 00 D ig ita li* ...... ft 1 60 Fruit Can, 6-lbs ...... 1b 10 100-lb. C arbide c a n ...... each 1 75 G a m b ier C o...... lb 1 30 Fruit can lft ...... 1b 19 G elsem iu m ...... lb 166 Less quantity ...... — ___ lb 03(4 Fruit,can. Pontius, black yt - g ro. Gentian, com p ...... lb 1 20 2 65 Syrup, l-lb bots. inc. Ginger, double strength ...... 1b 1 70 Fruit, can, Pontius black .. ..doz 45 G in g e r...... ft 50 1-qt. cbin cl ...... each 3 00 Haja pow. Floor, l-lb lots ...ft 45 H y drio d ic A c id ...... lb 75 1 ga l cb i n c ...... gal 11 40 Haja pow. Floor, 5-lb lots ...1b 44 Calcium Iodide ...... tt> 1 20 2 o z ...... doz 3 00 Haja pow. Floor, 10-lb lots 42 Calcium Lactophos ...... lb 65 ...lb G reen S o a p ...... lb 1 10 Haja pow. Floor, 25-lb lots ...1b 40 I p e c a c ...... ft 1 SO G u aiac..’ ...... lb 1 85 Haja pow. Floor. 50-lb lots .. .ft 39 Iro n I o d id e ...... ft 70 G uaiac, A m m o n ...... ft 1 70 H aja pow . Floor, 100.1b lots ...1b 38 O range P e e l...... ft 50 H y o s cy a m u s ...... ft 1 20 Johnson, Po 4-ozcans ___ 2 80 R h u b a rb ...... ft 80 H ydrastis ...... ft 2 50 Johnson, Po 7-ozcans ...... 4 00 R hubarb, a ro m a tic...... ft 80 Iod in e ga l. 6.00 ...... ft 1 00 Johnson, Po 14-oz cans.. .. .d o z 6 80 R hubarb and potass...... ft 1 lo Iodine, colorless ...... ft 195 Johnson, Prepared, pint cns ..doz 6 00 Rock Candy bbls. inc ...... gal 85 Iodine, com p ...... 1b 190 Ironing, 3 doz in ctn ...... c tn 1 20 Rock Candy (4bbls. inc...... gal 91 Ip e ca c and O p iu m ...... 1b 3 25 Nubian, 10 ctn. pkgs ...... each 40 Rock Candy 10 gals., inc ...... gal 1 05 Iron, citro-chloride ...... lb 180 “ 10 p k g s...... ea ch 38 Rock Candy 5 gals., inc ...... gal 1 07 Iron, m u r ia te ...... 1b 115 “ 68 p k g s ...... each Rock Candy 1 gal, inc...... gal 1 22 35 Jalap C o m p ...... ft 1 35 Old English, Floor ...... ft 57 Sarsaparilla, com p ...... ft 95 K in o ...... ft 120 .. . . f t S en ega ...... ft 1 00 12 Lavender Comp ...... ft 1 60 Parafflne 5-lb ...... ft 11 S q u ills ...... ft 60 L o b e lia ...... ft 1 20 Paraffine 25-lb...... ,to 10 Squills, comp ...... ft 90 M y r r h ...... 1b 2 10 Parafflne 40-lbs ...... f t 09 S tillin g ia ...... ft 115 N ux V o m ica ...... 1b 1 30 Parafflne 100-lbs...... 8tillingia, com p ...... ft 95 ...ft 07 H O pium , U. S. P ...... lb 3 60 Parawax. lb pkgs ...... ,1b 14 T a r ...... ft 60 Opium, camphorated,...... ft 1 32 Para wax, 5-lb ...... 13 T o lu ...... 5 60 1 gal cb in c ...... ga l 6 00 Paraw ax, 25-lb...... 12 Trifolium Comp ...... ft 80 Opium, deodorized ...... 1b 3 60 Parawax, 103-lbs...... Wild Cherry ...... ft 60 ...,1b 10 Orange Peel, U .S.P ...... ft 1 83 White Precipitate, l’ m p 1 -ftctn sft 1 60 Talcum Powder ...... ft 10* Orange Peel, U.S.P- gal. Incl. gal 14 10 lA. lb . c t n s ...... ft 1 80 P u r ifie d ...... ft 20 Q u assia...... ft 1 15 White Precipitate, Po.l-lbctnsft 1 65 Tannalbin, powd 1 oz ctns ...... oz 85 R hatan.v...... ft 1 10 M -lb. c t n s ...... 1 85 I’annalbin, tabl. 6 grs 100s — ea 1 00 R hubarb...... ft 1 40 W ood, Tannigen 1 oz C v ...... oz 70 Rhubarb, arom atic ...... 1b 1 45 F u stic, c u t ...... ft 12 S tr o p h a n th u s ...... ft 2 40 Guaiac, rasped ...... f t 15 Tar, B arba d oes...... ft 30 T o lu ...... ft 2 30 T ar. C o a l...... '...... b b l 10 00 Logwood chips ...... ft 15 V a le ria n ...... to 1 60 Nicwood, grd ...... 10 Tar, pine, V% pts. seal top ...... doz 1 10 V aleria n , A m m o n ia te d ...... 1b 1 80 T ar, pin e hi pt* seal, 6 do*.. .case 6 00 86 V era tru m . V ir id e ...... ft 2 05 Tar, pine 54 p+s seal. 2 gro bbl gro 10 75 X ylol. 1 lb. c b ...... 43 Tar, pine, pints sear top ...... gro 16 00 Toluol C.P. cb ...... to 80 X y lo l, M -lb c b ...... 67 Tar, “ “ “ 4-doz...lot 6 #0 Trional, 1 oz ctns ...... oz 1 90 Yeastone Pills, M ercks. 100s. 1 30 Zinc, Tar. “ *• “ ______doz 1 66 Trional, tablet 25s...... ea 63 Tar, quarts, seal top ...... doz 3 00 T rio n a l, ta b le t 100s...... ea 2 25 Acetate U.S.P. lft ctns ...... 65 Tar, H-gals seal top ...... doz 5 00 Acetate M-ft ctns ...... 77 T r ip o li, M ou nt E a g le ...... doz 60 Arsenate, 1 oz c v ...... Tar, (4-gals, seal top, 1 doz... .doz 4.75 M issou ri...... ft 06 20 Chloride Gran U.S.P lft cb. .. .f t 76 Tar, gals, seal to p ...... doz 8 25 Trisodium Phosphate ...... ft 15 Tar, gals, seal top. 1 do* ...... doz 7.75 19 Tar, pts. cork top ...... doz 1 75 Tunaenol O il ...... oz 65 Chloride. Gran. US.P. H-lb cb ft 1 00 Tar, pts. friction top ...... gro 18 15 T u m en ol, pow d ...... oz 1 10 Cyanide. 1 oz cv ...... 22 Tar, pts. “ 4-doz ...... lo t 6 60 Iod id e 1 oz g s v ...... 45 Turpentine, spirits bbl s ...... gal 85 Oxide Tech lft ...... T a r, pts. “ “ ...... doz 1 75 % b b l i n c ...... gal 91 20 Tar. pts. screw top ...... doz 1 80 Oxide Tech 5ft ...... lb 19 10 gal. i n c l ...... g a l 1 05 Oxide Tech 10ft...... 5 gal. incl...... gal 1 05 .. . l b 18 Tartar, Emetic, U.S.P. O xide T ech 251b...... lb 17 Powd., l-lb. cartons ...... ft 65 l g a l ...... ga l 1 05 Oxide Tech dry proclft ctns... 1b 4 o z ...... doz 1 50 29 P ow d K -ft c t n s ...... ft 78 Oxide White U.S.P. lft ctn s. 35 T « r « b « n e 2 o z ...... doz 1 25 ' Peroxide powd 1 oz cv ...... 1 o z ...... doz 75 . ..o z 36 1 oz c v ...... oz 18 Phosphide 1 oz gsv & tin .... 33 Terpin Hydrate, cryst l-oz. ctn.oi 13 Venice. Synth l-lb cb incl ...... 1b 55 Stearate lft ctns U.S.P ...... ft 55 “ “ - •* J^lb.ctns... to 103 White (See Gum Thus)...... Stearate, plain or scented, 1-oz T e rp in e o l, lib c b ...... ft 1 25 Twigs, Bittersweet, pressed ozs.,to 60 sprinkle top. Merck ...... d o z 1 80 l o i c v ...... oz 18 Cnguentum, Crede H-ozs ...... oz 1 00 Sulphate Gran. U.S.P.IS c t n . .ft 24 T e r r a A lb a ...... 1b 05 Urotropin, Schering’sl oz c v ___oz 60 Sulphate Coml. Cryst.l-lb.ctn.ft 17 Theobrom ine and Soda Salic U.S.P. Urotropin Tablets, 5-gr., 30s..box 30 1 oz c v ...... oz 43 Urotropin Tablets. 7%-gr., 20sbox 30 T h e r m o l ...... oz 60 Vanillin, U.S.P. 1 oz tins ...... o z 80 DRY COLORS, MISCELLANEOUS S alic C o...... oz 1 56 V e rd ig ris, p o w d e r e d ...... 1b 70 PAINTERS’ SUPPLIE8, Etc. Thlocol, Roche ...... oz 2 00 V e r o n a l...... oz 3 00 A la b a stln e, W hite, 5-lb pk gs, 100-lb Thlotlnamlne, 1 oz cv ...... oz 85 Tablets 10s...... e a c h 40 case...... 1b 15 Thymol, U.SP. lozcv ...... oz 64 Tablets 100s...... each 3 60 All tints. 5-ft pkgs, .100-lb case..ft 16 T h y m o l-I o d ld e , 1 oz c v ...... oz 87 V e ro n a l, S o d a ...... oz 3 00 Except Nos. 33 and 58 Tin, Foil, heavy ...... to 20 Veronal, Soda, tabl. 10s...... ea 40 No. 33...... ft 19 F oil, m e d iu m ...... ft 25 Veronal, Soda. tabl. ICOs...... ea 3 60 No. 58 ...... ft 19 F oil, ti« s u e ...... to 30 W a fe r s, M. & R. L ic o r ic e ...... b ox 2 50 White, 100-ft kegs ...... ft 14 Muriate, cry»t cb ...... ft 84 Walnut Halves ...... lb 1 10 D iscou n t, 35%. Oxide, white ...... ft 73 P ie ce s ...... ft 95 100-lb. lots 40% Tincture, lib cb inc. Waters, Prices inclusive Alabastine, Positive Colors Aconite, root ...... ft 1 65 B itter A lm o n d ...... ft 33 1 pound packages A lo e s ...... ft 1 20 C h erry L a u rel ...... ft 50 No. 1 ...... ft 27 No. 2 ...... 1b 23 Aloe* and Myrrh ...... ft 1 60 1 Gal ...... gal 3 09 No'. 3 ...... ft 29 No. 5...... 1b 36 A rn ica F lo w e rs ...... ft 120 E lder F low er ...... ft 40 No. 6...... 1b 39 N o. 7 ...... 1b 20 A s a fc e tid a ...... ft 2 00 L im e...... gal 40 No, 8...... ft No. 9...... 1b 38 Belladonna Leaves ...... lb 1 15 Orange, Flower, triple ...... ft 50 No. 10...... ft No. 12...... ft 39 B e n z o in ...... ft 1 40 1 g a l ...... gal 3 00 No. 13...... ft No. 14...... ft 39 B enzoin, c o m p ...... ft 2 40 P e p p e rm in t...... 1b 33 No. 15...... ft No. 16...... 1b 38 B lood R o o t ...... lb 125 R ose, trip le , I m p o r t e d ...... ft fifi No. 17...... ft No. 18...... 1b 36 B r y o n ia ...... ft 1 50 1 g a l...... gal 3 75 No. 97...... 1b No. 98...... lb 29 B u c h u .:...... ft 2 65 W ax, B ay be r r y ...... ft 55 Discount 35# C a le n d u la ...... ft 3 40 Bees, White Sunbleached ...... 1b 65 Aluminum Bronze, ozs ...... ft 2 00 Cannabis. Ind ...... lb 2 65 Bees, White, No. 2...... ft 31 A lu m in u m L e a f ...... p ack 2 00 Cantharides...... ft 2 50 Bees, yellow 1 ft cakes U. S. P..ft 40 Black, C ap sicu m ...... ft 1 95 Rees.yellow, refined. 1 -oz cakes.. ft 42 D rop, p o w d e r ...... ft 16 Capsicum and Myrrh ...... lb 2 00 Bees. Yellow No 1 lft cakes... ft 32 Black, Ivory ...... 1b 16 C a r d a m o m ...... ft 2 10 Bees, yellow No. 1 ozs ...... ea 34 Black. Lamp.Ord Is cas lb 20 lb 24 Cardamom, com d ...... lb 1 10 Bees, Yellow Country ...... ft 35 %s “ lb 26..lb 80 C a tech u ...... lb 1 25 C a r n a u b a ...... ft 40 “ “ “ Ms *• lb 30 lb 36 C in ch o n a ...... lb 1 75 Cook’s Dance Floor l-lb cans.. 1b 50 Lamp, Gtw, bbls. Is 25___- — lb 29 C in ch on a, co m p ...... to 1 50 Cook’s Dance Floor, 6-lb cans.. ft 48 *1 ** *, 'As 32...... ft 36 Cohosh, black ...... to 1 90 J ap a n ...... ft 35 “ Ms. 40...... 44 C ilch iou m Seed...... ft 150 Fruit, can red or white bbls ___ft 07 25-lb lots, lV4c less than pound price. C olu m b o...... lb 1 30 F ru it, can , 5 0-lb ...... 1b 07V4 10-lb lots, lc less than pound prices. C u d b e a r...... 1b 1 25 Fruit Can, 351b boxes ...... ft 08 50-lbbarreJs, 75c each 50-lb cases 50c each 12 OMAHA DRUGGIST

DRY COLORS, Etc.-Cont. WMtlng, Gilders ...... bbl 2 10 ft 0334@6 Rogers Bath Tub Enamel, White B lu e , S p a n ish ...... b bl 2 00 ft 03%@6 3^-Pts, 34-Pts, Pts. Qts, C o b a lt ...... ft 35 Y e llo w C h ro m e ...... ft 40 $0,22 $0.40 $0.64 $1.20 P ru ssian A , p o w d e re d ...... ft 2 75 Zlne, White, American ...... ft 20 P rices N et S o lu b le ...... ft 90 White, in oil, Green Seal, 25-ft Ultramarine, H B ., ...... ft 40 ca n s...... ft 17K Rogers Old English Enamel Brown, Spanish ___b bl 3 20...... ft05@07 Finest Enamel Made. Vandyke, American ...... ft 07 ROGERS PAINTS AND VARNISHES White or Ivory Diamond Dust ...... ft 60 House Paints «Pt y,-Pts Pts. Qts. Yt-G als. Gal ffimery, Cloth ...... quire 1 70 $0.27 $0.48 $0.85 $1.60 $2.93 $5.40 Paper. No, 0...... , ...... q r 55 Regular colors (Rogers)...... G al 2 55 “ N o. 1...... v r 65 Outside or Inside W hite ...... “ 2 80 Regers Old English “ N o. 2 ...... qr 85 20th Century regular colors... “ 2 00 Enamel Primer F lou r ...... ft 08 20th Century Outside or In­ %-Pts. Pts Qts. tf-Gal. Gal. G r a in ...... ft 10 side w h ite ...... “ 2 20 $0,34 $0.55 $0.99 $1.86 $3,51 Filler, Englsh ...... f t 05 Prices Net Prices Net Filler, Salix, H g a ls ...... ea 71 Inside Floor Rogers Wall Tona (flat wallpaint) ' Filler. Wheelers, 1-lb cans ___ft 23 Qts. V4-Gal Gal. 16 beautiful shades and white. Filler, Wheelers, 5-lb cans ___ft 16 A ll c o lo r s ...... $0 68 $1 28 $3 40 Qts 34-Gal. Gal. Filler, Wheelers. 10-lb cans ___ft 16 P rices N et Filler, Wheeler 25-lb can ...... ft 14 $0,69 $1.29 $2.40 Discount 10# Screen Enamel Prices Net Rogers Floor Wax (Prepared) Flake W hite, English ...... ft 40 Qts. Pts. Yt Pts. 5 - l b s ...... ft 38 B la c k ...... $0 48 $0 28 $0 19 I s ...... $0.49 e a ch 34s...... $0.28 each 1 0 -lb s ...... ft 35 G r e e n ...... 87 49 28 P rice s n et F l i t t e r s ...... ft 1 00 P rice s Net F lo c k , W h it e ...... ft 60 Rogers Colors in Oil (Painters) Glass Cutters, Red Devil...... doz 1 75 Barn Paint B la c k ’ U o a ch ...... ft 37 Glazier’s Points, 34-ft pkgs...... d oz 1 75 5-Gal. Gals. D r o p ...... ft 37 R e d ...... 1 60 ) 65 I v o r y ...... ft 42 G lue. G r a y ...... 2 20 2 25 L a m p ...... ft 47 300 B row n ...... ft 22 W h ite...... 2 15 2 20 Sign Writers...... ft 42 S h e e t ...... ft 35 P rice s N et Brown, Umber, Raw ...... ft 37 Ribbon , 25 lbs ,42...... — ft 45 U m b er, B u r n t...... ft 37 F i s h ...... ft 4S> Stain Floor Finish Sienna, R aw ...... ft 44 Ground Brown No. 1 25-lbs..23 ft 25 Best Varnish Stain for Furniture and all Sienna Burnt ...... ft 44 No. 2 ...... ft 20 interior woodwork. Van Dyke...... ft 42 White Flake B ...... ft 50 “ O ...... ft 40 Lignt Oak, Dark Oak, Golden Oak, B lu e, U ltr a m a r in e ...... ft 52 White Ground 25 lbs. .40... ft 45 Cherry, Light Mahogany, Dark Mahog­ C h in ese...... ft 77 Gold Bronze, No. 500 ...... ft 1 45 any, Walnut, Green, Velvet Black, Gloss A m e r ic a n ...... •...... a 77 No. 2,000...... ft 1 80 Black, Flat White and Transparent. Green, Chrome, Light ...... ft 34 N o. 4.000 ...... ft 190 G als. % Gals. Qts. Pts. 34 Pts M Pts M edium ...... ft. 34 No. 5,000...... ft 2 10 5 00 2 65 1 45 77 47 27 D a r k ...... a, 34 No. 6,000...... ft 2 20 Ground Color Red. Venetian, Eng ...... ft> 30 1 ounce pkgs. 30c higher. 4 30 2 30 1 ;30 73 45 I n d ia n ...... ft 42 Gold Leaf, Hasting, XX deep.pack 14 50 Pure White Enamel T u r k e y ...... ft 32 Green, Chrome. Com ...... ft 18 5 85 3 05 1 63 83 50 31 T u s ca n ...... ib 40 R ose P in k ...... ft, 67 Liquid Slating, gallons...... each 2 55 Screen Black Q u a r t s ...... each 75 R ose L ake ...... ft> 67 P in t * ...... e a c h 42 2 15 1 25 75 42 20 Vermillion, American ...... ft> 46 M e ta llic s ...... ft 1 50 Stove Pipe Enamel Vermillion, English ...... ft M ark et Mineral Paint. 75 47 29 19 Y e llo w , O c h r e ...... ft 27 C h a tta n o o g a ..b b ls 2.20 — ft 3V4@5 Flat Finish Varnish O ch re, G o ld e n ...... ft, 37 P rin ce’s ...... b b ls 2.95 ft 04@6 5 35 2 85 1 55 82 52 C hrom e, L ig h t...... ft 37 R aw lin s, b b l. 1 75...... ft 0234 Gold Enamel and Aluminum Enamel Chrome, Medium ...... ft 37 O olire, _ _ 25c, 50c, 75c and 1.00 sizes. Chrome, Orange ...... ft 37 A m e r ic a n ...... b b ls 1.80 ft 0334@6 D isco u n t 3336# Chrome. Orange, D ark ...... ft 37 F r e n c h ...... bbls 2.40 ft G334@6 Less 25% k-lb cans 20 cents over G r a y ...... bbls 2.05 ft 3^@6 VARNISHES Patty, pure, 100-lb cans ...... It 0434 Detro Interior' Putty, pure, 50-lb cans ...... ft 04J£ Gal. 34-Gal. Qts. Pints WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND Putty, pure, 25-lb cans ...... ft 05 4 35 2 35 •1 30 72 LITHARGE. P u tty , G laziers 100ft cn s p er ..ft 04 Detro Floor and Water proof Collier’s, Red Seal, Southern, Putty. Glaziers 50ft cns. .per ..ft 04H G al. Yt Gal. Qts. Pints o r C arter Putty, Glaziers25ft cns. .per ..ft 04!/* 4 85 2 60 1 40 77 100, 200 o r 500 ft k e g s ______ft 12% Putty, Glaziers, 5 lb ...... — ft 06 Red Seal Aero Spar 25 or 50 ft kegs ...... ft 12% Putty, Glaziers, 2 lb ...... ft 07V* 1234 ft k e g s ...... ft 12% Putty, Glaziers, 1 lb ...... ft 08V4 5 60 3 00 1 60 92 Red Seal 500 lb. lots Wfo less. Red. Cardinal...... ft 50 White Lead, SP.Is, 1b 22 5s...... 1b 20 Venetian, Amer. bbls 3 10 cwt!b041/^@07 No. 1 Furniture Varnish C olu m bia Lead. Is, 2s or 5 s ...... ft 14 Venetian, Derby... bbls 4 25 ft53£@8 2 85 1 60 95 57 Dry Red Lead and Litharge ...... R ose, P in k ...... ft 30 Discount 25# 100 1b kegs.1b 18% 50 ft kegs, ft 12% Sand Paper, Ordinary We also carry a full line of Rogers Car­ 25 ft k e g s ...... 1b 12% riage Paint, Oil Colors, Roof Paint No. 00...... rea m $5.40 q u ire 30 Red Lead in Oil, 100-lb kegs... ..lb 13% N o. 0 ...... ream 5.40 q u ire 30 Shingle Stains and all other products at N o . 34...... ream 5-75 q u ire 30 manufacturers prices. Color cards and VALENTINES VARNISHES N o. 1...... ream 6.40 quire 35 prices on application. One Coat G ear ...... ga l 5 50 No! 1 % ...'.. "..ream 7.30 quire 40 Rogers Abluent Paint and Quirk Leveling ...... g a l 6 00 N o. 2 ...... ream 8.25 q u ire 45 One C oat C oach ...... g a l 6 50 N o. 2 ...... ream 9.35 q u ire 50 Varnish Remover. Elastic Gear...... g a l 7 00 No. 3 ...... ream 10.55 q u ire 55 34-pts Pts. Qts. 34-gal. Gal. WearingBody ...... ga l 8 00 A s s t...... ream 7.30 q u ire 40 Prices net 0.24 0.35 0.64 $1.09 $1.95 Handy pkgs. .asst. 20 sheets in VAL-SPAR pkg. 434x53* in ...... doz 90 Prices net Rogers Auto Enamels. I s ...... ea ch 7 50 S ien n a, B u rn t, A m e r ic a n ...... ft 08 Ws — ...... e a ch 3 90 “ “ Am. 25-lp...... ft 06J^ B la ck 34-Pts. Pts. Qts. 34s...... each 2 00 “ R aw , A m ...... ft 08 36s...... each 1 10 “ “ Am. 25-lb ...... ft 06M $0.57 $0.97 $1.70 Blue. Cream, Brown, Gray, Fin-Var l-1 6 s ...... each 65 S ilv e r L e a f ...... p a ck 2 50 L ess 15 # Smalts, Black ...... ft 06 34-Pts P ts Qts. B lu e ...... ft |0 $0.67 $ 1,22 $2.20 ROGERS SHELLAC G r e e n ...... ft 10 Green, Yellow, White, Red P rices n et R e d ...... ft 12 34-Pts. Pts. Qts. W hite, in g a llo n s ...... gal 4 10 S te e l...... ft 25 34s...... gal 4 35 Steel W ool, No. 00...... ft 1 20 $0.72 $1.27 $2.35 M s ...... gal 4 80 “ “ 0 ...... ft 90 V e rm ilio n 34s...... gal 5 25 « “ “ 1...... : ...... ft 65 34-Pts. Pts. Qts. 34- p t s ...... gal 5 55 “ S...... ft 45 $0.77 $1.37 $2.55 M -P t s ...... ga l 6 75 “ ,* Sml pkgs ...... doz 90 Discount 40# 3 4 -p ts ...... g a l 12 25 Umber, Burnt Am erican ...... ft 08 Orange, in gallons ...... g a l 3 80 Umber, burnt, Am. 25-lb .. ft 0‘S 34-Pts. Pts. Qts. H s ...... gal 4 10 Umber, Raw American ...... ft 0834 $0.47 $0.72 $1.25 3 is ...... gal 4 50 U m ber, raw , A m . 2 5 -lb ...... ft 06}£ Mohair and Leather Dressing. % s ...... gal 4 95 Vermilion, American, bulk ...... ft 60 M -Pts. Pts. Qts. 34-p t s ...... g al 5 40 White,Paris, Am ...... bbl 1 85 ft 2M@4 $0.57 $0.92 $1.60 3 4 -p ts ...... '..gal 6 50 Paris, English ...... bbl 2 00 ft 2H®4 Discount 40% ^ • p ts .,...... gal 12 00 Berry Brothers Varnishes, Etc. PREPARED WAX-BLACK WEIGHTED BRUSHES (Sizes and prices same as above.) D iscou n t, 25%. Household Size I New Style j 9 00 $6 00 POWDERED WAX Painters’ Extra Heavy f | 10 50 Elastic Finish Exterior ...... gal 6 25 Club size, .22Vi l b ...... e a ch 15 00 15-pound size I Old Style I ...... 6 75 Luxeberry Wood Finish Lgt ...gal 6 00 L arge can s 14-oz...... each 85 25-pound size ( f ...... 900 Luxeberry WoocJ Finish, med ..gal 5 50 Medium cans 7-oz...... ea ch 50 6 00 Liquid Granite A,for pew floors gal Small cans 4-oz...... each 35 ELECTRIC SOLVO Liquid Granite B, for old floorsga! 6 00 Kogers Coach Varnishes. UNDER-LAC G a llo n s ...... each 3 00 G a llon s...... each 4 50 Half-gallons ...... ea ch 1 65 FINISHING. Half-gallons ...... each 2 40 Q u a rts...... ,each 95 Q u arts...... each 1 30 P in ts ...... ea ch 55 Less 25$ discount P in ts ...... each 75 H a lf-p in ts ...... ea ch 35 Finishing Body Varnish ...... g a l 6 10 H a lf-P in ts ...... each 45 Less 33^% discount Wearing Body Varnish ...... gal 6 10 One Coat Coach ...... gal 5 10 FLAT VARNISH G ear V a rn ish h e a v y ...... g a l 5 10 G a llo n s ...... ea ch £ 60 BOTTLES. Hard Drying Gear Varnish ...... g a l 4 60 Half-Ga.dons...... ea ch 2 90 Q u a rts...... each 1 55 Acid Bottles, Green. RUBBING. P in ts ...... each 85 4-oz., 2-gross in case ...... gro $21 60 H a lf-p ln ts ...... each Quick Rubbing Body Varnish....gal 4 60 50 8-oz.. 1-gross in case ...... gro 24 00 16-oz., *4-gross in case ...... gro 30 00 Gear Rubbing Varnish ...... gal 4 10 JO H N SO N ’S 20-oz., H-gross in ca se ...... gro 30 00 Less 25$ discount Carbon Remover, quarts... 2 00 32-oz., %-gross in case ...... gro 40 80 AOELIXE PAINT REMOVER “ “ p in ts ___ 1 25 5-pt.,' J^-gross in case ...... gro 67 20 One gallon cans ...... e a ch 1 88 “ “ H-pints. 75 %-gal. cans ...... ea ch 1 G5 Stop Squeak Oil, quarts ...... 85 American Oils. 1 -q u a r t...... ea ch 60 “ “ pints.,...... 50 Pints k-gross in case ...... doz 4 4q “ “ *4-pints. .. 35 1 -p in t...... ea ch 35 Atomizer Bottles. * 4 -p in t...... e a c h 25 Black-Lac, quarts ...... 2 00 “ “ p in ts,...... 1 25 2H-oz., 1-gross in case ...... gro 4 28 BOYLES OLD ENGLIS 3 “ “ Vi-pints...... 75 H a ja Ovals Auto-Lak, quarts...... 1 75 Washed and corked— Floor Wax, l-lb cans ...... doz 8 80 2 03 p in ts ...... ea 1 00 Packed in sealed cartons— B oy les P o lish e r s ...... e a ch Radiator Cement, quarts___ 2 00 Less than LIQUID VENEER “ “ p in ts...... 1 25 Cases cases “ “ H-pints... 75 per gross per gross l-o z ...... doz 82 40 12-oz...... doz $4 80 16 00 Hastee Patch, sm all...... ea 50 M -oz 5 gro. cases ___ $3 00 $3 60 Qts ...... doz 10 00 Ys- g a l...... doz “ “ medium:_____ 1 00 1 oz5 gro, cases ...... 3 31 3 97 G a ls ...... doz 28 00 14 00 “ “ la rg e ...... 3 00 2 oz 5 gro. cases...... 3 84 4 61 Auto Spray Outfits...... doz 3 oz 3 gro. ca ses...... 4 51 0 41 Cracker Jack Deals ...... e a ch 28 80 JOHNSON’S WOOD DYE IB 80 4 oz3 gro. cases ___ 5 17 6 21 Dandy Deals ...... ea ch No. 120 Fumed Oak No. 123 Dark Oak 6 oz 2 gro. cases...... 5 97 7 16 Little Giant Deals ...... ea ch 6 CO 2 75 No. 124 Golden Oak No. 125 Mission Oak 7 ozl% gro. cases... 6 65 7 98 D u st C lo th s ...... doz No. 126 Light Oak No. 130 Weathered Oak 8 oz lYs gro. cases... 6 83 8 20 M op s...... doz 16 CO 8 40 3 50 12 oz 1 gro. cases...... 8 83 9 84 M op S w a bs...... doz ea 15 20 1 90 14 oz 1 gro. cases...... 8 85 10 62 Mop Assortments ...... each Q u a r ts ___ 1 00 16 oz 1 gro. cases ...... 9 40 11 28 Mop asst. New No. 1...... ea 32 40 60 32 oz Y>t gro. cases___ 14 36 17 33 Mop asst, New No. 2 ...... ea 20 40 35 5 case lots 5% disct. 10 case lots 10% disc M op Oil, ...... doz 2 40 No, 131 W alnut Mop Oil, 12-oz...... doz 4 80 No. 140 Early English Mop Oil, qts ...... doz 10 00 $4 50 REGULAR WARE Half-gallons. 2 40 French Square Narrow Mouth ROGERS FURNITURE AND AUTO 1 30 POLISH.! 75 Pound Prescription L ess than 4-oz. bottles ...... ea ch $0-30 45 No. 128 Light Mahogany Cases cases 12 oz. bottles ...... ea ch 0,60 per gross G a llo n ...... each 3-60 No. 127 Red Mahogany p er gross $2 86 Less 40$ discount No, 129 Dark Mahogany Yi oz 5 gro. cases ___ $2 49 1 oz 5 gro. cases— 2 76 3 17 . ea $5 00 L IQ U ID W A X 2 75 2 oz 5 gro. cases ___ 3 20 3 68 oz 3 gro. cases___ 3 76 4 32 Likwid Wax, 25c...... •...... doz 2 00 1 50 85 4 oz 3 gro. cases ___ 4 33 4 98 Likwid Wax. 60c...... doz 4 00 6 oz 2 g ro. cases — 5 00 50 5 75 LYKNU POLISH 7 oz iy2 gro. cases.. 5 57 6 40 25c s iz e ...... doz 2 00 No, 172 Flemish Oak 8 oz 1*4 gro. cases.. 5 71 6 57 50c size ...... doz 4 00 G allons...... 6 00 12 oz I gro. cases ___ 6 88 7 91 Asst 2 doz 25c size, 1 doz 50c size, .each 8 00 Half-gallons ...... 3 20 14 oz 1 gro. cases ___ 7 44 8 56 1 70 16 oz 1 gro. cases ___ 7 89 9 07 MAZOLENE 1 (K) 32 oz % gro. cases... 12 07 13 88 D o z e n ...... 1 35 60 5 case lots 5$ disct. 10 case lots 1( $ disct WAXIT Gals. ^-Gals. Qts. 14-oz. 6-oz. PASTE WOOD FILLER $42 00 124 00 $15 00 $7 20 $4 20 ROUND PRESCRIPTION L ess 33i4$ ALL SHADES Wide Mouths. STANDARD VARNISH CO. No. 1 size, containing approx­ Full Less than imately 1 pound ...... each 35 Cases full cases Elastic Varnish, No. 1, ...... gal 6 75 No. 2 size, containing approx­ Elastic Varnish, No. 2...... gal 6 00 imately 2 pounds...... each 70 y*-oz.. 5-gross in case .. 3 65 4 20 E la stic F lo o r V a r n ish ...... gal 6 00 No. 5 size, containing approx­ 1-oz., 5-gross in case .. 3 92 4 51 L ess 25$ imately 5 pounds ...... each 1 50 2-oz., 3-gross in case .. 4 32 4 97 3-oz., 2-gross in case .. 5 37 6 06 JOHNSON’S SPECIALTIES No. 10 size, containing approx­ imately 10 pounds...... each 8 50 4-oz., 2 gross in case .. 6 08 6 99 CLEANER No. 25 size, containing approx 6-oz., 1-gross in case .. 6 89 7 92 8-oz., 1 %-gross in case 7 83 9 00 1-lb s iz e ...... each 60 imately 25 pounds ...... each 6 00 • 1 00 12-oz., 1-gross in case .. 10 26 11 80 2 -lb size...... each FLOOR FINISH NO. 1 16-oz., !4-gross in case . 11 48 13 20 PREPARED WAX PASTE G a llo n s ...... ea ch 3 50 32-oz., ji-grossin case .. 17 15 19 72 Half-Gallons ...... ea ch 1 30 Household size, HYt o z ...... ea ch 4 Q u arts...... each 1 00 Bali Neck Panels Auto size, 5 % o z ...... ea ch 4 P in ts...... each 60 Full Less than 8-oz size...... e a ch 4; V S-pints...... e a ce 35 Cases full cases No. 1 size, containing approx- KLEEN FLOOR %-oz. 5-gross case ...... $4 59 $5 28 imately 1 pint ...... ea ch 85 Half-gallons ...... ea ch 1 25 l-oz. 6-gross case ...... 5 13 5 90 No. 2 size, containing approx Q u a rts...... each 75 imately 1 quart ...... ea ch 1 70 lM-oz, 3-gross ca se ...... 5 54 6 H7 P in ts ...... each 40 lH-oz. 3-gross case ...... 5 81 6 68 No. 4 size, containing approx­ H a lf-p in ts ...... each 25 8 00 IM-oz. 3-gross case ...... 9 08 6 99 im a te ly Ys- k a l ...... e a ch CRACK FILLER •2-oz. 2-gross case...... 6 08 6 99 No. 8 size, containing approx­ 2^-oz. 2-gross case ...... 6 48 7 45 6 00 No. 1 size, containing approx­ im a te ly 1 g a l ...... — each imately 1 pound ...... each 35 3-oz. 2-gross case ...... 8 48 7 45 P R E P A R E D W A X —L IQ U ID No. 2 size, containing approx­ 4-oz. 2-gross case ...... 7 43 8 54 C a tio n s...... each 4 80 imately 2 pounds ...... each 70 5-oz. l-grosscase ...... 8 10 9 39 {^-G allon s...... ea ch 2 40 No. 5 size, containing approx­ 6-oz, 1-gross case ...... 9 32 10 72 Q u a r ts ...... each 1 40 im a te ly 5 p ou n d s...... each 1 50 8-oz. l-grosscase ...... 11 34 13 04 p i n t s ...... each 75 POLISHING BRUSHES 12-oz. 1-gross c a s e ...... 13 64 15 66 % - P in t s ...... ea ch 50 E a c h ...... $2.50 16-oz. H-gross case...... 16 72 19 22 14 OMAHA DRUGGIST

BOTTLES—Conl. BOTTLES-Cont. BOTTLES-Cont. Tall Blaltes Dandy Flasks. Narrow Mouth PANELS. Screw caps, 12-oz., Vi-gro. in case.gro 7 00 tf-oz., 5-gross cases ...... 3 65 4 20 1-oz., 5-gross cases ...... 3 92 4 30 2-oz., s-gross cases _____ 4 32 4 87 G in. A rjiy le . Full Less than 3-oz., -gross cases ...... 5 27 6 05 4s, Imported Style, Vi-gro in cse.gro 10 23 4-oz., "-gross ca ses ...... 5 94 6 93 Cases fu ll cases 6-oz., 2-gross cases ...... 6 75 7 76 Per Gro. Per Gro. 2-oz., 2-gross in case .. t> 75 8-oz., ly %-gross cases— 7 70 8 85 Jo. Jo. Flasks. 7 50 12-oz., 1-gross cases ...... 9 86 11 29 16-oz., Vi-gross cu,ses...... 1161 13 35 1-qt. (24-oz.) Va-gross in case ___gro 5 35 32-oz., Vi-gross cases ...... 18 36 21 11 G reen . 5 case lots h% disc. 10 case lots 10# diet. Full Less than Olympia Flasks. Case Full Case 1 -qt. (?4-oz.) Vi-gross in case ___g ro 7 50 3£-oz., 5-gross in case ... 5 10 5 67 ROUND PRESCRIPTION 1-oz., 5-gross in case ... 5 70 6 33 2-oz., 3-gross in case ... 6 75 7 50 P u ll Less than 4-oz., 2-gross in case ... 8 25 9 17 Oases fu ll cases 6-oz., 1-gross in case ... 10 35 11 50 Im b er KING OVAL PRESCRIPTION LIP 8-oz., 1-gross in case ... 12 60 14 00 4-oz., 3-gross in case .. 5 43 6 21 7-oz., l-g r o s s in c a s e ...... gro 4 00 8-oz., lVi-gross in case 7 16 8 22 16-oz., 1-gross in case .. 10 44 11 98 Shop Furniture. 3£-oz., 54-gross in case 15 96 18 34 5-pts. M-gross in case .. 39 35 43 50 NURSING BOTTLES. HEIGHT O I TINCTURES AND SALTMOUTHB TO Straight Neck. TOP OF STOPPERS. A m m on ia Ovals* Full Less than 2 -g a llo n ...... 18 in Vn-pint...... 7 in 8-oz., 1-gross in case .. 8 40 9 33 Cases Full Cases 1 -g a llon ...... 15 in 4-oz...... 6 in V i-gallon ...... 13 in 2-oz...... 5 in 8-oz., Plain, 1-gro. incse. 5 71 6 56 Q u a r t— ...... 11 in 1-oz...... 4 in 8-oz., Grad., 1-gro. in cse. 5 71 6 56 P in t...... 9 in Citrate of Magnesia. 12-oz., Plain, 1-gro. incse. 7 53 9 00 12-oz., Grad., 1-gr . in cse. 7 56 9 00 Porcelain Stop, Vi-gross in c a s e ...... 11 08 12 74 Tincture Bottles, Glass Stopper. B ent Neck. Cork Finish, Vi-gross in 1-oz.. 1-gross in case ...... doz 105 c a s e ...... 8 25 9 00 2-oz., ^-gross in case ...... doz 120 8-oz., Plain, 1-gro. incse.. 7 44 8 56 4-oz., 54-gross in case ...... doz 1 59 8-oz., Grad., 1-gro. in cse.. 7 44 8 56 8-oz.. 54-gross in c a s e ...... doz 2 80 16-oz., 54-gross in case ...... doz 8 90 Castor Oils. 32-oz., M -gross in c a s e ...... doz 4 10 Daisy Nurser. 54-gal., 1-12-gross in case ...... doz 6 80 12s, Vi-gross in ca se...... 9 45 10 50 1-gal., 1-12-gross in ca s e ...... doz 18 10 6-oz., Plain, 1-gro. in cse.. 4 90 6 13 16s, Vi-gross in c a s e ...... 8 10 9 00 2 -ga ...... l doz 16 60 24s, 1-gross in c a s e ...... 6 90 7 67 40s, 1-gross in c a s e ...... 5 85 6 50 Betsy Brown. Salt Mouths, Glass Stopper. 8-oz., Grad., 1-gross in case 9 36 1 00 1-oz., 1-gross in case ...... doz 110 COOLER 2-oz., 54-gross in case ...... doz 1 25 4-oz., 54-gross in case ...... doz 1 60 5 -g a llo n ...... ea cb 1 50 Olive Oil Bottles. 8-oz., J^-gross in case ...... doz 2 05 16-oz., 54-gross in c a s e ...... doz 3 00 3-oz., (^ -p t) 1-gro in case. 4 40 4 95 32-oz., ?4-gross in c a s e ...... doz 4 20 54-gal., 1-12-gross in case ...... doz 7 15 Corn Remedy 6-oz., (Vi-pt.) Vi-gro in case 6 00 6 75 12-oz., (l-pt.)Vi-gro in case. 18 00 11 25 1-gal., 1-12-gross in case ...... doz 13 2o 2 -dram w ith b r u s h ...... gro 9 00 2 -g a ...... l d oz 20 40 Oil Sam ple 12 00 4-oz 1 gross in ca se ...... 10 00 Sheif Bottles. Florida Water Bottles. 145-piece set, s q u a r e ...... per set 70 00 3-oz., 2-gross in case— 4 20 4 73 PACKERS.

Narrow Mouth. Glycerine Bottles, Sterilizing Bottles. Full Less than Cases Full cases l-lb ., 1-gross in case ___ 7 20 8 10 8-oz., 1-gro. in case, full case 5 71 Vi-gal., -gross in case. 25 92 29 81 less than case ...... 6 57 Horse Radish Bottles, 5-pt., V4-gross in case. 35 24 40 52 1-gal., 1-6-gross in case 46 91 47 05 American 6-oz., 1-gross in case.gro 4 75 2-gal., 1-12-gross in caselOl 00 124 20 Soda Syrups,

Ink Bottles. Wide Mouth. Quarts, 5<-gross in case ...... • .doz 5 00 Green and Flint, cone— 2-oz. ,5-gross in case ...... 3 70 4 17 Vi-gal., M-gross in case. 26 46 30 43 1-gal., 1-6-gross in case 41 45 47 67 Tonic Bottles. Flat, square— 8-oz., 1-gross in case ...... 9 00 9 69 3-oz.,3-gross in case ...... 3 99 4 80 POMADES Long Rd., Green. Toilet Water, Chicago. Screw Cap. 2-oz.. 5-gross in case ...... 2 90 3 27 4-oz., 2-gross in case ...... 4 60 5 18 3-o*., 3-gross in case ...... 3 10 . 3 50 lVi-oz. 5-gross in case ...... gro 4 25 2-oz. 5-gross in case ...... 4 35 4-oz. 2-gross in case ...... gro 6 50 LIQUOR BOTTLES AND FLASKS, Toilet Cream.

Brandy. 2-oz., 3-gross in case ...... gro 5 10 Cork Finish. 6s, Flint, 1-gross in case. 6 54 7 84 3-oz., 2-gross in case ...... gro 7 20 8s, F lin t, 1-gross in ca se. 5 12 6 13 4-oz., 2-gross in caso ...... gro 7 95 Vi-oz., 5-gross in case ...... 3 70 3 05 1-oz., 5-gross in case...... 3 05 3 66 Columbia Flasks. 2-oz., 3 gross in cast ...... 3 36 4 03 Gothic Cream. 8-oz., 1-gross in case ...... gro 2 75 4-oa., 2-gross in case...... 4 62 5 54 454-oz,, 2-gross in case 6 00 ...... gro 7 95 OMAHA DRUGGIST IS

CORKS. MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. Miscellaneous. In Bags of 500 Each. Price per 1000: Cork Preasers. Each R ota ry , s m a ll...... 12 00 Less quantity 10# advance: BED PANS. R otary , la rg e ...... 2 20 Iron , S m a ll...... 75 Perfection No. 4 White Enamel.doz. 54 00 Iron , L a r g e ...... 80 Perfection No. 3, Gray Enamel..doz 48 00 6

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Ex. lon g DOUCHE PANS. Perfection No. 2, White porcelandoz 39 00 Ex. L o n g XX XX G rad e Perfection No. 1, White Porcelandoz 45 00 000 1 25 White Enamel...... doz 16 00 O dorless, VVhite E n a m el...... doz 20 00 00 1 25 Gray Enamel...... doz 13 00 “ G ray “ ...... doz 17 25 0 1 25 1 58 2 65 2 85 2 00 2 20 1 1 25 1 58 2 65 2 85 2 00 2 20 Seam less, A lu m in iz e d ...... doz 11 00 “ Aluminized “ ...... doz 14 50 2 1 40 1 80 3 40 3 75 2 45 2 55 Z in c ...... doz 9 00 W hite E n a m e l...... doz 17 80 3 1 65 2 07 4 10 4 65 2 75 3 05 Gray Enamel...... doz 14 60 4 1 90 2 40 5 20 5 85 3 85 3 70 DRUG MILLS. 5 2 10 2 66 6 30 6 95 3 95 4 30 Easy Aluminized ...... doz 14 00 6 2 30 3 02 7 15 7 95 4 40 4 75 Enterprise, No. 5...... each 8 00 Porcelain, Y ellow ...... doz 14 00 7 2 60 3 42 8 60 9 45 5 85 5 55 Enterprise, No. 7 ...... each 11 00 Perfection Style, No. 4...... doz 30 60 8 3 10 4 82 10 50 12 00 6 70 7 55 Enterprise, No. 9 ...... each 16 00 9 S 80 5 54 13 00 14 30 S 20 8 90 10 4 20 6 70 15 00 17 50 9 35 10 75 Quaker City, No. 4,with hoppereach 3 80 11 4 50 Quaker Oity, No. 4, without BEAKER CLASSES 12 4 90 h op p er...... each 3 20 13 5 40 14 6 20 WITH LIP i 15 7 10 EVAPORATING DISHES. 16 8 70 P o r c e la in . iV4-oz...... doz 1 76 17 9 40 2^-in, 1-oz...... 18 3-oz...... doz 3 08 18 10 *0 19 11 30 23£-in, 2-oz...... £9 5-oz...... doz 3 30 20 12 40 3Ji-in, 3-oz...... 44 7-oz...... doz 2 56 22 15 00 3^-in, 4-oz...... 51 12-oz...... doz 3 21 24 18 00 26 22 00 4-in, 6-oz...... 65 18-oz...... doz 4 00 1-6 1 78 2 25 4 80 5 35 3 20 3 40 4^-in, 8-oz...... 87 2~6 1 88 2 38 5 25 6 85 3 40 3 70 B l o w Pipe*, 3-6 2 00 2 56 5 65 6 35 3 65 3 95 5-in, 12-oz...... 1 01 B rass, 8 -in c h ...... ea 28 6-10 3 20 4 68 5Ji-in, 16-oz...... 1 15 11-20 8 03 14-20 9 33 Steel Enamel. BOXES. 16-20 10 40 1 30 Tin Ointment. M eyer’s 65^-in., 16-oz...... 1 45 1 84 Gro. Pat. HAJA CORKS Extra Long 2 24 H -oz., Flat $0 61 No. Per M lOVi-in. K -g a l...... 2 50 M-oz., 79 1 40 1 Fits Y% oz. hot...... 2 38 12-in., 1-gal...... 2 62 Vi-oz., 1 17 1 75 2 Fits 1 oz. b o t...... 2 75 FILTER RACKS 5£-oz., 1 38 2 30 3 Fits 2 oz. b o t...... 3 25 6 -in c h ...... each 67 1-oz., 1 55 2 60 4 Fits 3 and 4oz. bot...... 4 00 85 lH -oz., 1 99 3 40 5 Fits 6 oz. b o t...... 4 63 1 00 2-oz., 2 45 4 15 6 Fits 8 and 12 oz. bot...... 513 FUNNELS, GLASS. 2H-oz., 2 86 7 Fits 16 oz. b o t...... 6 00 3-os„ 3 22 5 00 8 Fits 32 oz. bot ...... 8 13 2-oz...... each 20 4-oz., 3 74 6 00 9 Fits Yt gal. bot...... 9 63 4-oz...... each 27 6-oz., 4 31 7 35 10 Fits 5 pt. and gal. bot...... 11 63 8-oz...... each 33 8-Oz., 5 31 8 85 1-6 Asst...... 3 69 P i n t ...... each 51 12-oz., 6 79 11 15 3-6 Asst...... 4 25 Q u a r t ...... each 78 16-oz., 7 84 13 50 6-10 Asst...... 8 10 ^ - g a l lo n ...... each 1 21 1 -ga llo n ...... each 1 80 2-oz., D eep 2 60 Corks—Specie or jar. Price per 1000 2-gallo n each 3-oz., 3 45 Diameter. ^ in. 3 £9 4-oz., 3 87 H...... f3 71 Chemical, Long Stem. 6-oz., 5 00 % ...... 3 71 1-o z ...... each 8-oz., 5 79 1 4 19 2-o z ...... ea ch 12-oz., 7 78 1 * ...... 4 81 6-oz ...... each 1H...... 5 69 16-oz., 9 46 B ib b e d 1%...... 6 50 2-oz. .e a ch 20 IK ...... 7 41 Blue Ointment M eyers 4-oz. .ea ch 27 1% ...... 8 81 M -oz . 1 40 8-oz. .ea ch 33 1M...... 10 21 Vi-oz., 1 75 P in t . .each 61 1% ...... 12 09 Q u a r t ...... each 78 2 . 13 98 Bunsen Burners...... each 53 ^ -g a llo n ...... each 1 21 2% ...... 15 28 1-gallon each 1 80 Burrettes Stoppered, 25cc___ea ch 2 00 2 * ...... 17 55 2-gallon each 3 19 2H ...... 20 15 2Y%...... 22 75 Funnel Tubes CHEMICAL FLASKS, 2% ...... 25 35 12-in...... each 15 23£...... 27 95 GLASS TUBING. FLAT BOTTOM. 2% ...... 30 88 3 33 48 1-16 to % -in c h ...... lb 1 20 ys to M-inch ...... Id 77 1-o z doz 1 60 3 * ...... 44 85 U to Yt in c h ...... 51 % to % in c h ...... lb 2-o z doz 1 76 3K ...... 55 90 38 3S£...... 66 95 % to lYs in c h ...... lb 51 4-oz— ...... doz 2 24 1 Ys to lYn i n c h ...... lb 8-oz...... doz 2 72 Corks—Wine XX Price per 1000 lz -o * ...... d o z 2 88 No. 7—1W Inch...... 9 46 GRADUATED MEASURES 16-oz...... doz 8 28 “ 8—IX in ch ...... 8 48 Enamel 'War* 32-oz...... doz 4 41 “ 8 -1 K in ch ...... 10 34 250 c c ...... do* 8 00 500 c c ...... do* 12 00 K-gal...... doz 8 00 “ 9—1H Inch...... 10 04 1000 c c ...... do* II 00 1-gaL...... dot 16 00 “ n ch ...... 12 19 8000 c c ...... doz 38 00 16 OMAHA DRUGGIST

MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. MISCELLANEOUS.—Cont. MORTARS. Paper, Wrapping in Rolls GRADUATED CYLINDERS. Glass, 2-oz...... each 39 B o n d ...... 5b 13 2i0 c c ...... e a c h 1 03 Glass, 4-oz...... each 55 C h ev ril F ib r e ...... Ib 10 500 c c ...... e a ch 1 43 Glass. 8-oz...... ea ch r,2 C ir r u s ...... lb 10 GRADUATES, CLASS, APOTHE­ Glass, pint ...... each 1 (7 K r a f t ...... lb 1054 Glass, q u a r t ...... each 1 67 S tripe...... tt> 11 CARIES. G lass, 56-gal...... each 4 00 Cone Percolators, Syrup. S h ap e Ir o n Goblet shape...... 54-pint...... each 50 Hardesty, No. 1-4 gal ______... each 12 50 1-d rach m ...... ea ch 39 “ “ 2-r gal ...... each 18 00 2-drachm each 55 Goblet shape,...... 1-p in t...... ea ch 60 Goblet shape, ...... 1-quart... each 75 “ “ 3-25 g a l ...... e a c h :37 50 54-oz...... each 35 C rystal, No. 1- 5 g a l...... each 7 15 1-o z each 39 Goblet shape...... 54-gal. each 1 00 Goblet shape...... 1 -ga l...... each 1 75 “ ■ “ 2- 0 gal ...... ea ch 9 75 2-oz... . each 42 “ “ 3-20 g a l ...... each 14 30 4 -o z ...... each 51 Goblet shape, ... . 2-gal...... each 3 25 Porcelain, Shallow. “ 4-30 gal ...... each :21 90 6 -oz...... each 55 Reynolds, galvan. iron, 5-gal. each 4 50 8 -o z ...... each 61 No. 0, 28-oz...... each 1 95 No. 1, 18-oz...... ea ch 1 74 Reynolds, galvan. iron, 10-gal. each 6 00 16-oz...... each 1 03 Reynolds, galvan. iion, 20-gal. each 8 eo 32-oz...... each 1 77 No. 2, 12-oz...... each 1 52 No. 3. 8 -o z ...... each 1 23 Rochester, galvan. iron, 4-gal. each 3 CO GRADUATES. GLASS, METRIC. No. 4, 6-oz ...... each 1 04 Rochester, galvan. iron, 8-gal. each 4 50 Single Double No. 5, 4 -oz...... each 80 Percolators, Glass. Scale Scale Wedgewooct. 1-drachm or 5-cc ....each 39 59 0000, 2-oz...... each 1 Co Oldberg, 1-gal ...... each 3 14 ^-drachm or 10-cc. .. each 55 70 000, 4 -oz...... ea ch 1 10 Oldberg, 2-gal ...... each S 24 54-oz. o r 15-cc...... ea ch 41 50 00, 6 -o z...... each l 25 C one shape, 1 -p t...... each 48 1-oz. or 30-cc...... ea ch 43 55 0, 8 -oz...... ea ch 1 35 Cone shape, 1-qt...... e a c h 62 2-oz. or 60-cc...... each 49 60 No. 1, 10-oz...... each 1 48 C one shape, 54-gal...... each 99 4-oz. o r 120-CC...... each 55 78 No. 2, 16-oz...... e a ch 1 65 Cone shape, 1 -g a l...... each 1 53 8-oz. or 250-cc...... each 77 110 No. 3, 26-oz...... each 3 03 C one shape, 2 -g a l...... each 4 48 16-oz. or 500-cc...... each 120 167 No. 4, 36-oz...... each 2 35 32-oz. or 1000-cc...... each 2 15 2 78 No. 5, 56-oz...... each 2 80 Percolating Jars, Glass STERLING GRADUATES No. 6, 79-oz...... each 3 25 Graduated, 54-gal ...... each 2 67 Apothecaries’ Measure, complete No. 7, 6 -p in ts ...... each 4 08 Graduated, 1-gal ...... e a c h 4 27 2 -d r a c h m ...... Doz. 6 00 No. 8, 8 -p in ts ...... each 4 50 Graduated, 2-gai ...... each 6 40 1-oz “ 5 00 No. 9, 1 0-p in ts...... each 6 27 G rad u ated D. S., q t s ...... ea ch 2 27 2-q z “ 5 50 No. 10, 12-pints ...... each 6 90 G rad u ated D. S., 5 4-g als...... ea ch 3 fiC 4 -oz...... “ 7 00 No. 11, 15-pints ...... each 7 90 8 -oz...... ‘ ‘ 11 00 No. 12. 1 7 -p in ts ...... each 10 00 PILL TILES. 16-oz...... “ 15 00 PAPER—FI LTERINC. 32-oz...... “ 25 00 G lass. Apothecaries’ Measure, Glass only F ren ch. g r a y , w h it e 8x10...... each 2 27 r o u n d p a ck pack 10x10...... each 2 67 2 -d r a c h m ...... Doz. 4 00 No. 7— 3 -in c h ...... $0 15 fO 20 1-o z ...... “ 3 00 10x12...... each 2 88 2-o z ...... “ 3 50 No. 10— 4 -in ch ...... 25 30 12x12...... each 3 33 4-Oz...... , ...... 1' 4 00 No. 13— 5 -in ch ...... 30 35 No. 15— 6-inch...... 35 40 P o r c e la in 8-oz...... “ 7 00 8x10 ...... each 2 25 16-oz...... “ 10 00 No. 19— 8 -in c h ...... 45 50 No. 2 5 - 10-inch...... 55 65 10x10...... e a ch 2 75 32-oz...... “ 19 00 No. 33—1 3-in ch ...... 70 85 Apothecaries’ and Metric Measure No. 40—15-inch...... 105 115 PIPETTES, Duplex Complete No. 45-18-inch ...... 115 145 Glass, graduated, 25cc ...... each 63 2 -d ra ch m ...... Doz 7 50 No. 50-20-inch...... 170 195 1-o z “ 6 50 No. 60 -3 4 - i n c h ...... 2 85 3 50 2-o z ...... “ 7 00 No. 65—26-in ch...... 3 10 3 75 RECEIVERS 4 -o z...... ** *0 00 No. 80—31-in ch ...... 5 85 6 85 Glass, 4-oz...... each 40 8 -oz...... “ 16 00 No. 100—3 9 -in ch ...... 8 35 9 60 Glass. 8-oz...... each 45 16-oz...... “ 21 CO Square, 21x17...... quire 35 40 3 2 -o z...... “ 35 00 RETORTS PAPER BAGS. Apothecaries’ and Metric Measure Glass stoppered, 1-qt...... each 2 56 Duplex, Glass only Manilla or Striped. P er 1000 P er 1000 Glass stoppered. 54-gal...... each 3 00 2 -d ra ch m ...... Doz 5 50 Plain, H-gal...... r ...... ea ch 3 £0 1-o z “ ^ 50 % - l b ...... $0 65 7 -lb ...... S3 21 2-o z “ 5 00 5 4 -lb ...... 78 8 -lb ...... 3 37 RETORT STANDS. 4 -oz...... 11 ^ 00 1-lb .*...... 1 04 10-lb...... 3 89 2-l b 1 76 8 -oz...... “ 12 00 ...... 1 40 12-lb...... 4 50 3-ring iron stand ...... each 16-oz...... “ 16 00 3-l b 1 65 14-lb...... 8 80 4 -rin g iron s t a n d ...... each 2 40 4-lb 2 01 16-lb...... 6 08 32-oz...... “ 29 00 RODS', Glass Metric Measure, Complete 5-l b 2 33 30-lb...... 7 06 30 c c ...... 5 50 6-l b 2 98 25-lb...... 7 78 4-inc h doz 30 White Candy 5-inc h .doz 40 60 cc. 6 50 9 00 M 5>...... p er 500 95 8 -in c h ...... doz 50 120 c c . Vt lb ...... “ 1 20 250 c c . 13 00 10-in ch ...... doz 60 1 Hi...... “ 1 47 500 c c . 18 00 STERILIZERS. 1000 CC. 27 00 2 ® ...... “ 195 B ases Only PAPER BOTTLE CAPS. A rnolds, No. 7 ...... each 9 35 30 CC...... Doz 2 00 Colors white, purple, pink, green, orange, Arnolds, No, 14 ...... each 4 50 60 c c ...... “ 2 00 yellow . 120 c c ...... “ 3 00 Gro. SIEVES. 250 CC...... “ 400 No. 1, fo r V4-oz b o t t le ...... $0 30 Brass, 8-in., No. 30...... each 1 73 500 CC...... “ 5 00 No. 2, fo r 1-oz. b o ttle ...... 30 1000 CC...... “ 6 00 No. 3, for 2 and 3-oz. bottle ...... 30 STILLS Tall Graduates in Minim. No. 4, for 4-oz. bottle ...... 36 Latimers, Tin ...... each 8 0 0 ' 1-oz...... each 70 No. 5, fo r 6 and 8-oz. b o ttle ...... 42 “ C o p p e r...... ea ch 10 00 U n iqu e, S. S. No. 6, for 12 and 16-oz. bottle ...... 68 “ C opper, N. P ...... each 12 00 54-oz...... ea ch 35 Tissue Paper, 1-o z each 39 R eam Qr. TANKS 2-o z each 42 Apple Green...... $3 00 • JO 17 4-oz...... ea ch 51 B la c k ...... 3 00 17 Phoenix Disp. 2-gal...... each 4 50 8-oz...... each 61 B r o w n ...... 3 00 17 16-oz...... eacli 1 03 Blue, Light ...... 3 00 17 TUBES. 32-oz...... e a ch 1 77 B lu e, D a rk ...... 3 00 17 C h erry R e d ...... 3 00 17 T h istle ...... each 55 D ark G reen ...... 3 00 17 F un nel ...... e a c h 15 HYDROMETER JARS L a v e n d e r ...... 3 00 17 10-in ch ...... ea ch 56 Olive Green ...... 3 00 17 URINALS. O r a n g e ...... 3 00 17 12-in ch...... each 60 Female, glass, with handle ...... doz 13 40 15-inc h ...... ea ch 72 P ink, lig h t ...... 3 00 17 Pink, d a rk ...... 3 00 17 Female, glass, no handle ...... doz 6 75 16-inch each 98 Female, Glass, no handle, grad, doz 12 20 1 8 -in ch ...... each 120 P u r p le ...... 3 00 17 S c a r le t ...... 3 01 17 Female, glass, with handle,graddoz 14 80 INFUSION MUCS. White American ...... 2 75 15 Male, glass, with handle...... doz 11 20 Q u art ...... ea ch 2 00 White Am. 1 dz in Env. doz 75 Male, glass, no handle...... doz <5 00 54-gal ...... each 3 00 White. Grass Bleached 4 00 22 Male, Glass, no handle, grad. ...doz 8 95 Medicine Tubes Y e llo w ...... 3 00 17 Male, glass, with handle, grad..doz 13 80 B e n t ...... doz 25 Silver Paper...... Qr. 1 20 Male, enam eled ...... ea 1 33 S tr a ig h t ...... d o i 25 G old P a p e r ...... Qr.. <70 Fem ale* e n a m e le d ...... ea 1 80