THE CHEMIST & DRUGGIST - 31 JANUARY 1914

BUYERS OF
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Cod fiver Oil CmuUiott,

effervescent Saline,

eff. Citrate of Ulagnesk,

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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS ISSUE.

Paga Page Page Page

Lliemiidire, 201 Darter, Wilkimson & Co 56 KidstO'n, W. M., & Oo 105 Ro.berts Patent Filling Ma-
I'O Dtaviea, Sons & Co 158
likook]^ Plasters Diavie, J. M.. & Sons Kingsiey & Thackeray Hotels chine Oo 176
Insets Dea.rborn, Ltd l',7 Kob.ineo.n & Sons, Ltd' £9
lien] & Hambury®, Litd, Degen, F. A 'nset
Cover, De Roos, Jolmeon. & CO 52 Kirby, H. & T., & Co., Ltd. 136
79 KnolJ & Co., Ltd Robinson, B., & Co., Ltd. ... 105
193 Kopp & Jo«epb 141
&Iten, Staffordi, Sons hid. 34,35 Kiitnow, S., & Co., Ltd 56 Rogers & Co 61

illianee Damg & CliemiicaJ C*>. 116 Kylio Proprietary 103 Rooke. Dr O., Ltd 158
56
BJlieon, Col. Supp. Do St. Dalmnae, A., & Co. ... 186 Roe>pns'tiel, Oi:to Inset

ItriiKJ'ham Rubbei- Co iil-O Diamond MtiUs Paper Cto 82 Rudduck & Co Col. Supp.

merwan. DTUg Snipply Co. ... 160 &Dionzelot, Eiug^ene, S^oji 127 Lang, .lules, & Son 181 Rueff. Julius 200

nglo-Atnericani ±'narma'Qj?u- Dim, U. T 188 Leath & Hoes' .30 Sajiiad.o.nes 198

timl CO., hiA 130 DiUBcan, FJookbart & Oo. 132, 133 Lecleroq & Obarerat 178 Samgers 66, 67

niM, Perfumery Co "8 Eioiaolent Compound's, Ud< 31 l^ees. A., & Co 88 Sanitais Co., Ltd Text 180

poiliiiariis Co., Ltd C'lVf Edwapde' Dental Manfg. Co., Lescol Perfumei-y Co 38 San.key, J., & Sons, Ltd 191

ApoBo" Liquorice Juke ... 195 Ltd 79 Levermore, A., & Co., Ltd. 150, 200 Sohraitt & W.ildenhayn 148
40
Trbcmi-GTa.b!Mn, Ltd 8d EiUiLson, H., Ltd ?00 MLindiner, 112 WScibwarz, A.

Vrton, SaunderB & Co., Ltd. 88 Elt's Col'lege 16b Little, D. J., Co 197 Soott & BiO'Wne, Ltd 151
ailey, W. H., & Son, Ltd. 188
Eno, J. O., Ltd 162 Liverpool Lint Oo 182 Seabury & J.obnis.on 179

ate, P. 0 Col. Svpp. Eiucryl, Ltd. Ivset Llovd, A. S 80 Senior, A., & Co 80

wnett & Foster 208, 209 ETans Sons Lescher & Webb, Lloyd, A'imde & Co 81 Shirley Bros Ltd 73, 200
, 112
utli & West O'f England Ltd
139, 155 Lloyd, Howard, & Co., Ltd. 166 " Silwyi- "

College 168 Ewen, J., & Sons 79 Lof'tbotus© & Saltmer, Ltd. ... 104 Sim, L+d 198

ittle, Soon & Mattby Ill EispresB Deveilopiiiig Oo 106 London C'ollege of Chemistry 168 Sing.letom & Coje, Ltd 201

ayer Co., Ltd' 113 E.xpiUTgo Manfg. Co 130 London' Proprietary Co 198 Sister Lauras Infant Food

&eateon, Clark Co., Ltd. ... 181 Fairohi.ld Bros. & Foster 117 Lorimer-MaTgiball. Ltd Cover Co., Ltd 18
50
leeoham, T 164 MFarina, J. Lueders, G., & Co 40 Sleggs & CO 203
52
&eetJiam, M., Sob Farmer, F., & Cto 200 MoAdiam & T'ucknise Col. Supp. Smith Bros. & Co., Ltd 78

ell AdTCrtlsing Oo., Ltd.. ... 109 Fellows Majifg-. Co., Ltd. ... 129 McCHntons, Ltd 53 Smith, B. A., & Co 160

eU, J., & Oroyden, Ltd 184 Fentiman, A. G 201 McOrackoni, J. & iR 50 Smith, J. H., & Co 189

enger's Food, Ltd 19 WFeiiry, T., & Son, Ltd 183 IVloKesson & Eobbinsi ...Ir:'ct Smith, S., & Co., Ltd. 205
203
auiett, Sons & iSheare, Ltd. 95 Field, 0. Mocf arlan, J. F., & Co 142 Smith, T. & H., Ltd 140

ejuton. <S .Stoine, Ltd- 40 Field, J. C. & J., Ltd 59 Mianda.ll & Co., Ltd 196 Softo M.anfg. Co 59
Fiink, F., & Co 2C0
erdoe & Fiali Col. Supp. Fletcher, Fletclier & Co., Mamgold, C, & Oo 148 S'olazzi Liquorice Juice 194

erkeWd Filter Co., Ltd. ... 104 Markt & Co. (London), Ltd. 70 Solport Bros 68

ariMer, Artliur 187 Ltd' 2, 3, Text 180 WMartindale, 159 Soutliall Bros. & Barclay,
61
.
Ltd. 60
& Co., Ltd Col- Ford, Sibap'andi & Oo 84 Mos-on. Bros. & Cttiapmian 102 Ltd 26, 27

&i*«'eilll, Bidw<jlil Co., ForgroTC M.acbiaier-v Co 94 Mattbewe, D., & Son Col. Supp. South of En.?land College ... 168

rmiiigham 6o Midland Forshaw, E., & Son, Ltd' 90 Ma-w, &., Son & Sons 13 Sparks, W'bite & Co., Ltd. ...160

158 Freeman's Chloirodyne, Ltd. M.ay, Bobertsi & 'Co., Ltd 64 Spectoclemakeins' Co., TJre ... 170

Racfee, 156, 157 Inset Meggeeon & Co., Ltd 138 Squire & Sons, Ltd 147

yton, Asttey & Co 144 Fre-udieotiheil & Oo 151 Melin., C, & Co 181 Standard' Optical !"o 175

&lake Roberts-, A., Co., iLtd. 37 Fulford', O. E., Ltdi 11 Merck, E 131 Standami Tablet & Pill Co..

ehriager, O. H., Sohm 128 Fnilhvood, R'. J., & Bl-and ... 192 Metz, Paul 201 Ltd Imet.-,

&iniaivemtura, F., Oo 40 Gaaec'li. J. B' 181 Midiland Drug Co 98, 99 Stedm.an., Dr 201

Old's Marking Ink 58 Galen Slant Co Ltd 201 Mikado Toilet Paper Tvset Stern Sonneborn O'i.l Co., Ltd'. 72
, 200

oth & CO 189 GiardJier, Mr Millar, A., & Co., Ltd 204 Stevensi 0. H., Ltd 148
Wright & Grey 170 Stevenson, H. E., & Oo 83
'U'ton Macro, Ltd Ga-rdiner, W., & Sonsi (Glouoee- M'ijlilia.rd' B'rot="., Ltd. 178
21
ter), Ltdi 96 Mitcbell, N. W., & Sons, Ltd. 192 Steveneon] & Howell, UA-.... Inset

Tril, Ltd: ?0 Gatbergood. Dir. B. W., Esor. 156 Moller, P., Ltd 152 Stipend.um Stopper Co 61
Sit. Ivel, Ltd
'w's Liniment 134 Geraiidiel, A 153 IM

kijacliley Bouaxlias 170 Gim.ber, W., & Soai 198 Naef, M., & Co., Suocrs 33 Stohr, Dr. F., Ltd 126

iuthwaite, H., & Co., Ltd. 94 Givaudan, L 36 Nation.al Ca&h Ttegister Co., Stokes, P. J., Macbine Co. ... PI

und & Ct>., Ltd 18 Goodall, Backlvous.e & Co. ... 143 Ltd 86, 107 Stmrgc, J. & E., Ltd 154

lonovim. Co., Ltd 188 Great Wee tern Railrway 79 N.atural Food Co., Ltd- 18 Sna-les, T - 180
174
&"esillon, M,, Oo 166 GripweJl Coimb 62 Newball & Mason 202 Taylor, Law k Co., Ltd
16
ett & Co Col. Snpp. G'uest, T., & Co 197 Newbery, F., & Sons, Ltd. 69 Tbcrmogene Oto., Ltd

&ightliog, G. O., Oo., Ltd. 32 Haokett, S. E Col. Supii. Nic'bo'is Cbem. Co.. Ltd 148 Third Hand Patents, Ltd. ... 170
Thompson iV Capper, Ltd. ... !)1
istol-Myens Co 203 Haider, E. O. 201 Nitecbe & Gim.ther Optical.
186
itisli daeein Co. (1911). Ltd. 18 HaW FoTster & Co., Ltd Co., Ltd 171 T"k.alon', Ltd 12
itieti DTOig Houses, Ltd. ... 122
itish Medieal Toilet Co., Ltd. 82 Hardie, H. D., & Ck> 82 N'Ortberin College 168 To.nlineon & Havward. Ltd.
N'Umol, Ltd 198
HardT Patent Pick Co., Ltd. 93 102, 105. Ill

tieh Optical Instit.utc, Ltd. 168 Harker, 0. R., S^tagg & Morgan, &OflkcT, J., S'ons, Ltd. ...... 193' Tomlinson, T., & Son Col. Supp.
Wimley, A.
Col. Supp. Ltd 54, 55 &Oklfield, Pattinsoni Co. ......... 9 Tompkins., J., Ltd 2O0
Harley. Thomas 190
Mifflley, H., & Co., Ltd. I met O'NeLll. Zetts & Oo 66 Tunbridsre & Wright J-F9
Turner, Son & Oo., Ltd
nks. Pee] & Oo 56 Trnrriinin-ton Bros., Ltd 160 Dppen.beimer, Soji & Ck>.. 6U

miner, Mond & Co., Ltd. Inset Harris & SheMon, Ltd 86 Ltd. 116 &Tye, J.. So.n 1J6^J0
177
CO.tste,li6 Mia.nfg. 176 Harrison & Waidie 178 Orme E.vanig & Oo., Ltd &T'"\Ter, ThoiS., Co., Ltd. ...
Osbn.rno, Garrett & Co 63
aclier & HospIct, Ltd 200 HarTCT Bros 178 Ovnlpo Drug Co 100, 101 Ueal
Owbridiee, W. T., Ltd United Drug Co
goyne, .Burbidgee & Co. ... 115 HiarvcT & Oo. (Dublin), Ltd. 102 Paine & Co. Ltd. 165 W,^5
Parke. Davis & Co 146
ge, AVarren & Ridsrlev, Hay, W., Ltdi 207 ParnaW & Son.? 71, 137 Valda Pa^.tille9 Ibo

td 167 Hay nee, G., & Ob -....201 ?asc.a,il, J.. Ltd 87 Van Abbott. G., & Sons 200
134 110
E•ge®9, WHaTwardi, W. Bonwr 46 Payne, H. C 198 Ta.n Horn & S.awtell '>i
161
Jinigton College 169 Henry, T. &. Pears, A. & F., Ltd li'^-r* TeTno.n. & Co.. Ltd 1*^

rough, ,T., Ltd 57 Hewlett. C. "J., & iSon. Ltd. 135 GPettit, 190 Tinoliia Co., Ltd. 4i

•roug.his Wedlcome & Co. H'ickis, J. J 169 Viscose Development Co., Lta.

118, 119, 120, 121 Bo'beon. J., & Son 203

h. W. J., & Co., Ltd. ... 42. 4' Holla ndsche Melksuikerf ab- Wand Manifg. Co 136
70
Cher, W., & .Sons, Ltd. ... 170 riek 130 Pba.rmiazeuti.se.be Indoistrie ... 198 Wanklvn, H. A

ler & Tanner in-tet Holiday & Oo 176 riii^lipo, 0. H., Chemical Co. 4 Ward & Gold stone

bury Bros Cover Hommel'is Hncmatogeni 14fi Pil.lis.cber, J 210 Warda.le. F. 'i . & Co 201
200
J., & Co., Ltd 134 Hopki.ni & Williams. litd. ... 124 Pindor J. W.. & Oo W.a.rne, W., & Co.. Ltd 18?

D<|ipb6ll, J. 201 Horlick's Malted Milk Co.. i/kp' Pinex Co., Ltd 197 Wasib.i.ngton Chemical C'O., Ltd.124

Cnegie Bros 175 Howardi? & Sons. Ltd 125 Pla nt i n B ro s 36 Wattenbacb, Ocear

JtwrigM. W. B., Ltd 108 Hubbuck, T., & Son, Ltd. ... 128 Pl.asim.on, Ltd Welch Grape Juice Co., Ltd.
y'ty. W., & Sonfi 152
Haig.hos, R ., & Son 60 WPoppelreuter, Tc.r' 180 West. T.. & Son j6

<|r«brongli M-anfg. Co 123 IchthTol Co InsK Pofftlip Mills. Inset Whiffen & Sons, Ltd 16"
J74
&yifty, T., Ck> 201 Idris & Co., Ltd. r06 Potbs, H., & Co. Wh'itaker & Co
Potter & Cla.rke. Ltd.
y\^- S 201 Ingram, J. G., & Son White, Alfred. & Sons 151
105 White, J. & J
yiigMone (LeedisO. Ltd ?8, 29, 174, 17> 2'. 23. 24, 25 1^

M'ton & .Towett, Ltd. ...Iri.-et lOTace, I.. & Co 188 Preston'fl Liverpool Distillery Widenntiiann, Broieher & Co.,

{rkge of Optics 16f Jaeksjoni, E., & Oo 166 Co., Ltd Ill Ltd .- 128
88
qmgnne JoiTenileaai &JaeksoTi', T. S., Soni9 60 Pricbia.T.d.s & Constance 82 Wilcox, Jozeau & Co. 150, Text 180
44 45
J; Jaksor, J., d Oo. (Mntclia.m Provid'ol Gcisein'scbaft 47 Wilkinson, S. W., i'. Co 92

<. E., & Co., Ltd

86, Col. Supp. Road). Ltd 39 Quelcb, H. C, & Oo 51, 62 W.illiams, Ei 180

)yn Stacey & Co., Ltd. ... 97 Jewsibairy 6c Brown 52 Raimes' & Co., Ltd 154 Willowa, Francis, Butler &
A H.. & Co., Ltd 1
Jobnson' & Sons (Mainfg. Rajnir. Ltd' 17? Thompson, Ltd 166

iswell Bto«. B-ranoh In- Chemis.tsi), Ltd 106 R.aindall & Son, Ltd 112 With'e Manure Oo 191
176. 188
irnational Sponge Impor- Jooepbe, P., & •Soin.s. Ltd-. Ransom, Wni.. & Son, Ltd: ... 36 Wood, V

85, Col. Supp. Rawnrtb. J. E 201 Woodward, W., Ltd Inset

vneon Ctogs Dis.peJii3arv ... 2C0 Kay Bros.., Ltd ISl Rayn.ind O., & Cie 56 Wright, Layman & Umney,

Keare, T 192 Regulin S.yndica/te, Ltdi 195 Ltxl '. Cover, Inset

1 l*?y,'VLtSd-. Wyman & Oo. ... 149 Keating, Tbos 190 Riley Broe., Ltd 176 Youldon, E.., Ltd. 180
iia 65
Kent G. B. & Sons, Ltd. 76, "7 Robaro's .Anreol'ini© 56 HZeal, G.
Mysz Tirus, Ltd. ... 126
ii-o Kerfoot, T., & Co 32 Robert.s d Co Zimmer & Oo 177

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6 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST Januaey 31, 191'.

List of Insets appearing in this Issue.

Between pages

ALLEN & HANBURYS, Ltd Price List of Jujubes, Pastilles, Packed Drugs, Pharmaceuticals, Toilet

Preparations. &c Loose

ALLEN & HANBURYS, Ltd Wholesale Export Price List of Drugs, Chemicals. Pharmaceuticals, and
the " Alien burys " Specialities
Foreign copies only

BRONNLEY, H., & CO., Ltd Toilet and Bath Soaps 32—33
BRUNNER, MOND & CO., Ltd
BUTLER & TANNER Mineral Water Bicarbonate, and instructions for using 116—147

CLAYTON & JOWETT, Ltd Commercial Printing 1-16- 147

" Gold Seal " Brand Soluble Essence of Lemon ; " Dry " Ginger Ale

EUCYRL, Ltd "Pointing the Way to 100 per Cent. Profit" Foreign copies only
64—65

FREEMAN'S CHLORODYNE, Ltd Freeman's Chlorodyne ... Foreign copies only

HORLICK'S MALTED MILK CO Horlick's Malted Milk and Lunch Tablets ... 64-65
32-33
ICHTHYOL CO " Ichthyol "
... Foreign copies only
KINGSLEY & THACKERAY HOTELS, Ltd. A Visit to London : Where to Stay and How to Arrange It 146—147
"McK. & R." Capsule Pills; "Calox"
McKESSON & ROBBINS

"MIKADO" TOILET PAPER. Sample of Toilet Paper 64-«5
32-33
PEARS, A. & F., Ltd , —Pears' Soap Wholesale Prices

POSTLIP MILLS , Samples of pure English Filtering Paper and Seidlitz Blue 146—M7
Sample of " Geisha" Brand Crepe Toilet Paper
ROSENSTIEL, OTTO 146—147

STANDARD TABLET & PILL CO., Ltd. Price List of Tablets, Pills, Capsules, &c. ... Foreign copies only
Foreign copies only
STANDARD TABLET & PILL CO., Ltd. Price List. Chemist's Own Name Medicinal Preparations

STEVENSON & HOWELL, Ltd. Soluble Essence of Lemon, and Soluble Essence of Lime Juice and Soda-.. t4—65

WOODWARD, W., Ltd - Reproduction of Showcards, Selling Terms, &c. 32-33

WRIGHT, LAYMAN & UMNEY, Ltd. Popular Specialities, selected from Price List of Packed Pharmaceuticals;

Terms for Window uisplays ; Illustrations of Showcards, &c 32—33

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January 31, 1914.

THE BUYERS* GUIDE.
BOTTLES, JARS, &c., O'M
ADHESIVE PASTE POWOEft ALUMINIUM BOXES BALLROOM FLOOR POLISH Baj^ett' A Foster

Holiday & Co. Bnnolier A Haseler, Ltd. Evans S<Mis Lesoher A Webb, Ltd Beatson, Clark A Co., Ltdl
Woolley, Jas., Sons A Co., Ltd.
ADVERTISING Eley Bpo»., Ltd. Ourle, J. A., Ltd.
BALSAMS
AHieoon, J. B. B. AMBULANCE BOXES Perry, T., A Son, Ltd. I
Dodge A Oloott Co.
Bell Advertieing Co. Taylor, Law & Co. Qaaseh, J. B.
BANDAGES *• Ideal " Bottle
Bromley, A. W. AMBULANCE OUTFITS
Dalmae, D. de St., A Od. Isaaee, I., A Oo.
Degen, P. A. Hall Forster A Oo., Ltd. Maw, 8., S«n A Sons Lang, Jules, & Son

HarT«7 Bros. Advtg. Agency AMERICAN HERBS, ROOTS, Wood, Vinoent

Ibiohard son's Servioe &C. BATH CABINETS Uaw, Si., Son A Son*
Donzelot, Eugene, & Son Melin, 0., A Oo.
AER.-WATER MACHINERY Riley Bros., Ltd " Poisonous " Poieoa Bott
AMERICAN PROPRIETARIES
Bamett & Foster BATH GLOVES Poths, H., A Oo.
American Drug Supply Co.
Plngel & Co. Solport Bros. Bwales, Thomas
Roberts A Co.
Pure Aeration Supply. lytd. BAY RUM Touldon, E., Ltd.
AMMONIA AND SALTS
AER.-WATER MATBRIAL8 Knox Walker. J., A Co., Ltd Zahradnik, Jos.
Brown A Blaekbarn.
Harnett & Foster Bmnner, Moai A Co., Ltd. BED SHEETING
Sornbb A Co.. Ltd.
Boake Roberts & Co., ijtd. Ingram, J. G.. Son. BOUGIES
Bneh, W. J.. A Oo., Ltd. White, John & James
Flugel A Oo. BEETLE EXTERMINATORS Bell, John, & Croyden, I-
AMPOULE FILES
Hay, WUliam. Ltd. DanysB Virus, Ltd. SOXES
Sim, Ltd.
otevenson A Howell, Ltd. BELLADONNA PLASTERS Pord, Shapland A 0«.
AN>ESTHeTIC8
/LERATED WATERS Seabury & Johnson Hiarrison A Waide
Oamwal, Ltd. Dnno&n, Plookihart A Go. Lang, Jules, & Son
Howards A Soiua, Ltd. BINOCULARS
Idris A Co., Ltd. Robinson' A Sobs, Ltd.
Jewsbnry A Brown Moafarlan, J. P., A Oo. Daxton, P., A Co. Rogers & Co.
MaWj S., Son A Son*
AGENCIES, COLQNIAl, &0. Smith, T. A H., Ltd. Stipendum Stopper Oo.
Kemp, Campbell & Co. BISMUTH SALTS
Zimjmerm&BUL, C. A Co BOXES, GREASEPROOF
AGRI-HORTICULT. PREPS. Alliance Drag A Chem. Oo Rogers A Co.
ANALYTICAL CHEMICALS Bargoyne, Burbidges A Co
Reiade Bros. & Co Ltd Howards A Sons, Ltd. BRONCHITIS KETTLES
, Hop kin A Williaonfl, Ltd. May A Baker, Ltd.
AIR CUSHIONS Tyrer, T., A Co., Ltd. Maw, 8., Son A Sons
ANILIN DYES White, Alfred, A Sons
Bnrge, Warren A Ridgley, Ltd BRUSHES
AUtALOIDS Orawshaw, E., A Co BODY BELTS Bidwell, Bidwell A Co., I-

Boetrimger, 0. F., ajid Soekne ANNATTO Haywood, J. H., Ltd Hoveaden. R.. A Sons, Lt
Schutze, F.. A Co., Ltd.
BoeliTiiijgeir, O. H., Solu* Fullwood, R. J., A Bland Wood, Vincent Hughes, R., & Son
Tomlijieoin! A Hay ward, Lti.
HoflmajiiiirLa Roohe, Ltd. BOOKS, &C. Kent, G. B., A Sons, Lid.
ANTI-RHEUMATIC RINQS
Howards A SoJU, LtiJ. Lewis, H. K. Maw, 8., Son A Sons
Buirge, Warren; A Ridgley, Ltd Martindale's " Extra Pharm ' " Sdl wyr "
Maofarlan., J. p., A Oo. ANTISEPTICS
Spatula Oo. TuTjier, Son A Co., Ltd.
Mepok, E. Sanitaa Co., Ltd. Sqaire's " Companion "

Boqnes, Perdiwinjd Ziimmerm&nin. C, A Oo BOTANIC DRUGGISTS SUTTER COLOURING
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
Smiith, T. A H., Ltd. Newball A Mason Pnllwood, R. J., A Blan<
Wkiflan A Sons, Ltd. Haywood. J. H., Ltd. Potter A Clarke, Ltd. Oldfleld, Pattinson & Oo.

Widemmanm, Brodoher A Co. Maw, 8., Son A Sons OACHETSAND APPARA-SB
Zimmermtmin, C, A Co.
ASTHMA REMEDIFS Christy, Thos., A Co. »
ALMOND OIL
Barclay & Sons, Ltd. Clark, Cicero 8. •

Allein, Staflord, A Sojie, Ltd. Hair, B. W., A Son Lorimer-MarshaJJ, Ltd.

Plantln Bros. Lofthouse A Saltmer, Ltd. Warrick Brothers
Potter A Oliarke, Ua.

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ACHOUS CHLORIDE OF LIME DENTAL MECHANICS EFFERVESCENT PREPS.

Potter & Clark Ltd. UondBraaitteir, ft Co.. T.-bd. Carron ft Oo. Allen & Hanburys, Ltd.
Ayirton,, Saunders 4 Co., Ltd.
ACODYLATES CHROMATES, BICHRO- Peatiman, A. Q.
MATES, &C. Bishop, Alfred, Ltd.
BoqTiee, Ferdinand Fenitimaji, A. J., ft Oo.
Whit«, John & James Bristol-Myers Oo.
jAMERAS Haider, E. 0.
Buteher, W., & Sons, litd. CHRYSA ROBIN OupaJ, Ltd.
Wardale, F. C. ft Co
AMOMILE OIL C'anieg'io Bi-o.s. Evans Sons Lesoher 4 Webb, Ltd
DENTAL TOOLS, &C.
Jateon, Jolm, & Co. CIGiARS AND CIGARETTES Guest, Thoe., ft Oo.
OlaughtoniS, Ltd.
AMPHOR Stng-leton ft Cole, Ltd. Kerfoot, Thos., 4 Co.
Edwards' Den/ta.1 Mfg. Co., Ltd. Potter 4 Clarke, Ltd.
Alliance Drug' & Ohemical Co. CITRIC ACID AND CITRATES Reade Bros. 4 Co., Ltd.
DENTIFRICES Wright, Layman. 4 Umney, Ltd.
jEowards & Sons, Ltd. British Drug Housee, L'td., The
Beeoham, T. Wyleys, Ltd.
iMay & Baker, Ltd. Burgoyae, Burbidges ft Co. BeH (John), Hills ft Lucas, Ltd.
ELASTIC HOSIERY
Whiffen & Sons, Ltd. Howards ft Sons, Ltd. Berliinjer, Arthur
Ayrton, Siaunders 4 Co., Ltd.
AP8 FOR BOTTLES, &C Stnrge, John ft E., Ltd. Blaokie, Robert Burge, Warren 4 Ridgley, Ltd.
Haywood, J. H., Ltd.
Airtight Oaponles Co., Ltd. CLINICAL THERMOMETERS British Medical Toilet Co. Maw, S., Son 4 Sons

BvH« A Co., Ltd. Burge, Warrea & BidgLey, Ltd. Christy, T., ft Co. Wood, Vincent

Darter, Wilkinson & Co. Hfioks, James J. Oook, El., ft Co., Ltd. ELECTRICAL NOVELTIES
Lealeroq & Charerat Maw, S., 8on ft 8on« Cox, Arthur H., ft Go., Ltd. Evans Sons Lesoher 4 Webb, Ltd

Smitli Bros. & Co. Feekem, Son> ft Oe., Ltd. Emcryl, Ltd. Millard Bros., Ltd.

TJsfloee Co. (Self-fixing) PilliiBoiher, J. Jewsbnry ft Brown Ward 4 Goldetone
McKesson ft Robbins
IkPSULED PILLS Powell, J. T., ft Co. Maw, 8., fioa ft Sons Wright, Archibald J., Ltd.
iHoKesson & Robbins Kewbery, P., ft Bons, Ltd.
leai. G. H. Odol C&enadoa] Works EMERY AND CLOTH
IkPSULES (VARIOUS)
Allsn k Hanburye, Ltd. CLOTH BALLS Parke, Daris ft Oo. Oakey, J., 4 Sons, Ltd.

O'Neil, Zetts ft Oo. Baitgers EMETINE SALTS

Bais6 Bros. & Stevenson, Ltd. Bemiier, Alt., ft Co. Sohutze, F., ft Co., Ltd. Carneg-i« Bros.
Btandard Tablet ft Pill Co., Ltd.
British Drug Houses, Ltd., The tiOAL TAR SPECIALITIES Woolley, J.. Boas ft Oo. Ltd. Maofarlaa, J. P.. 4 Co.
Davie*, Sons & Co. Whiften 4 Sons, Ltd.
Wright, Laymaji ft Umiiey, Ltd DEVELOPERS (PHOTO)
Dtnonal, Jnles, & Co. EMULSIFIERS
COCAINE E*ans Sons Lescher ft Webb, Ltd. Bennett, Sons 4 Shears, Ltd.
Dun, R. T. BoeihriUiger, G. P., 4 Soehme Express 'Developing Co.
Johnson ft Sons (Mfg. Chte.) Wilkinson, S. W., ft Oo.
.Dimoain, Floothart & Oo. BuohJer ft Go.
MartindaJe, W. DEXTRINE EMULSIONS, C.L.O., &C.
Merok. B.
Pink, P.. ft Co. Ayrton, Saunders ft Co., Ltd.
Parke, Dayis & 0*). COCOA Baiss Bros. 4 Stevenson, Ltd.
Steveneon, H. B., & Oo. DIABETIC FOODS Blackie, Robert
Cadbury Bros., Ltd.
Van Ajbbot, G.. ft Sons Boulton Macro, Ltd.
Stohr, Dr. Fran*, Ltd. Plaemon, Ltd. British Drug Houses, Ltd.
DIGESTIVE PRODUCTS Ovoleo Drug Co.
Tye, Join, & Son COD LIVER OIL
Pairohlld Bros, ft Foster Parke, Davis 4 Oo.
Warrick Bros, British Drug Houses, Ltd., The Scott 4 Bowne, Ltd.
DISINFECTANTS Stevenson, H. E., 4 Oo.
ffifflesworth & Oo. Bugge, JohgLUiU, ft Co.
BTiauB Sons Leeoher ft Webb, Ltd. Baiss Bros, ft Steveneon, Ltd. Wyleys, Ltd.
&ffoollej, J., Sons Co.. Ltd.
Ohemiioal Uaion,, Ltd. ENAMELLED HOSPITAL
kRBOLiC ACID XTLS. JerveJl ft Co., Ltd.
Oondy ft MitoheU, Ltd. REQUISITES
Hoflmann-La Roche, Ltd Holler, Peter, Ltd. Orme, EvaJis 4 Oo., Ltd.
ISH TILLS Oook, E., ft Co., Ltd.
Bparks, White ft Co., Ltd. ENEMAS
British Machine Co., Ltd. El'lison, Hieniry, Ltd.
Wright, LaymSiD; ft Umney, Ltd. Burge, Warren 4, Ridgl,ey, Ltd.
I Kaniltaa Oo., Ltd. Ingram, J. G., 4 Son
COLLAPSIBLE TUBES Warne, W., 4 Co., Ltd.
ffational Cash Register Co., Ltd Willows, Francis B. ft T.
Betts ft Co.. Ltd. CP80M SALTS
^THETERS Wright, Layman ft Umney, Ltd.
Howards 4 Sons, Ltd.
Bell, John, & Crovd<;n, Ltd. COMBS3 DISINTEGRATORS
Mason Bros. & Chapm»n VUKMCES, SOL. AND FRUIT
Hame, Wm., & Co. Ltd Galen Mnfg. Co., Ltd. Hsjt]7 Patasit Pick CO.. Ltd.
AUtanjce Drug ft Ohem. Co.
RUSTIC SODA Grip well DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES Barnett 4 Foster
Boake Roberts 4 Co., Ltd.
Braaner, Mond & Co., Ltd. Hovemden, R., ft Bods, Ltd. Ayrton, Saunders & Co., Ltd. BmBh, W. J., 4 CO., Ltd.
EMENT8 Clavtoiii & .lowctt (inset)
gay Bros, Ltd. CONDENSERS Barclay ft Sons, Ltd. Hay, Wm., Ltd.
Loiidon Essence Co.
WALK, PRECIPITATED Beninett. Sons ft Siheari. Ltd. Berliner, Arthur NewbaU 4 Mason
l^Termore, A., & Co.. Ltd. Brook, Parker & Co., Ltd. Stevenson & Howell, Ltd.
Mnmtprd, G. 8., & gone CONFECTIONERY COLOURS Brytstele Maufg. Oo.
Burge, Warren & Ridgley, Ltd. THERS
JiohoU Chemical Co. Ltd BuBih, W. J., ft Co., L*d. Edwards, W., ft Son Baise Bros. 4 S'tevenson, Ltd.
Evan* Sons Leecher & Webb, Ltd Duoan, Floekhart 4 Oo.
Btnrge, .Tohn & E., Ltd CONFECTIONERY, Hovenden, R., ft Sons, Ltd. Howards & Sons, Ltd.
MEDICATED Maofarlan, J. F., 4 Co.
Maw, Si., Son & Sons May 4 Baker, Ltd.
Omeei Thoa., ft CO. May, Roberts 4 Co., Ltd. Txper, T., 4 Oo., Ltd.
White, A., 4 Sons
PAPERS Pascal}, Jamet, Ltd Metz, Paul
UOALYPTUS OIL
'Blyton, Aetley & Oo CONTINENTAL PROPS. Newbery, F., & Sons, Ltd.
Poths, H., 4 Oo. Allan, A. E.
HEMICAL PLANT Breeilloo, M., ft Oo.
UdForehaw, E.. & Son. Qneloh, H. 0., ft Oo. British Drug Houses, Ltd., The
HEMICAL REAGENTS Kopp ft Joeeiph Stevenson, H. E.. 4 Co.
Sajigers Taamiajiian Eucalyptus Oil Co.
ffopkio & WiUiams, Lid Roberts ft Oo.
^EMICALS Bohaoht, Warner ft Oo. Bohutie, F., 4 Oo., Ltd. VAPORATORS

Bayer Co., Ltd. Wilcox. Joiean ft Oo. Solport Bros. FoTshaw, E., ft Son, Ltd.

COPPERSMITHS Bwalee, Thomas XTRACT OF HERBS

Srwrnwell, El, ft Boa Braithwaite, H., ft Co. Toogood, W., Ltd. Newball ft Mason

itotasi Drug Kmam, Ltd.. The CORKSUltohell. N. W.. ft ,, Tozer, J. T. Potter ft Clarke, Ltd.
[Jnuuier, Mond & Co., Ltd
!«T«<>rne, Bupbidgw £ Oo. Sons, Ltd. Wattenbach, 0. XTRAOTS (MEOICINAL)
!™«ra«h» WeUoome & Oo
CORN EXTERMINATOR Woolley, J., Bons ft Co., Lid. AUen, Stafford, 4 Sons, J/td.
J^^iefie Bros. Burroughs WelleoTiie 4 Co.
Gardner DRUGS, CRUDE Curlin.g-. Geo., Wyman & Co.
Bvans Sons Leecher & Webb, Ltd
CORN PLASTERS Doiizelot, Euyeiio, & ,Son
Gathergood'e Exor.
Bnersdorf, P., ft Oo. Gathergood'e Exur.
Hewlett, O. J., 4 Son, Ltd.
IfrhvTi,, g*fto«y f, f,^ olport Bros. Qoodall, Baokhoase ft Co.
Parke, Davis ft Co.
;^hng. Geo., Wyman &• Co CORRUGATED PAPER Potter ft Clarke, Ltd.
Brightliag, Geo. 0., ft Co., Ltd. Sohm/itt ft WHdenhayit BsuiBom, W., 4 Son, Ltd.
TJwIBoB. Letcher ft Wobb. Ltd
Jn«n. J. J., ft (t^^ L*d COUNTER ADJUNCTS EARTHENWARE JARS, '&•• YESHADES

ropkin ft WiUiams. Ltd Vvans Sonji Lesoher ft Webb. Ltd Pulham Pottery & Oh«»vii Third HaJid Patents, Ltd.
jlowards ft Sons. Ltd
j^-*nsonft^^8onB(mg.Oht«.) COUNTER SPECIALITIES Filter Co., Ltd. PAOTORY, &0., SITES

Allen ft Hanbnrys, Ltd. EAU DE COLOGNE Great Weetern Railway

British Drag Houses, Ltd., The Bronnley, H., ft Co., Ltd. FILLING MACHINES
Farina, J. M.
J*7 A Baker, Ltd Bnrifoyn©. Burhideee ft Co. Farina, J. M. (No. 4) Bobeirts' Pat. Filling Machine Cc

Ourling:, Geo., Wynraii & Co. Fiokus, Oourtenay 4 Oo. FILTER PAPER
MoCracken, J. & R.
|;^e, JoJub ft E., Ltd Ltd. Uewletc. O. J., ft' Rons. Ltd. Sohutie, P., & Co., Ltd. Postlip :Hill8 (In,i<t)
Co.,
r., ft Oo., Ltd. Sottthall Bros. & Barclay, Ltd, EDUCATIONAL INSTIT8.
l'»»hin^a, Ohemical Co. Wright. Layimiftn ft Umney, Ltd.
Bath ft West of Euglajid College
Itt" .* Sons. Ltd. COUNTING AND FILLING Birmingham & Midland Oolleg«
MACHINE
A., & Sons Charleston, J.
ndenmwm. Broioher ft ForsTove Maohineiry Co., Ltd.
College of Preceptors
•ILQLAIN CURE COURT PLASTER
Elfs College
teele ft Marsh Sioliport Bros. Glasgow School of Pharmaoy
Liverpool School of Pharmaoy
II-0RATE8, PER- CREOSOTE London College of Pharmacy
North of England School
Bniss Bros, ft SteTensoa, Ltd.
Northern Oollege of PharmMy
CREPE BANDAGES
South of England College
6)imber, W., ft Son Westminster Oollege

ILORODYNE Barge, Warren, ft Ridgley, Ltd.
T'"eniport, .T. Ttd
LeaiMes, Ltd.
'"(man's Chlorwlyne,' Ltd,
NoTwioh Creipe Oo. (1856), Ltd.
ILOROFORM Wood. Vincent

'tll^!^'^'^,^^'<'°«'e * Co. CYANIDES

Ploofchart ft Co. May ft Baker. Ltd.
DAIRY SPECIALITIES
Udl*J * Baker,
FnUrwood, R. J., ft Blind
'ttith, T. ft h:, Ud.
*nidfl».Id. Pa*tii)'soii rto

Tomlinson & Hayward, Ltd.

8 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST January 31, 19.

FILTERS HOT-WATER BOTTLES MAGNESIA AND PREPS. OINTMENTS

BerkefeLd Filter Co., Ltd. Bailey, W. H., 4 Son Allen 4 Hanburys, Ltd. Blackie, Robert

pt VO«TCHER8 Burge, Warren. 4 Ridgley, Ltd. Ayrton, Saunders 4 Oo., Ltd. Burgees, E.
Pnlhawi Pottery 4 Ohe»7iji Cox, Arthur H., 4 Co., Ltd. Cartwright, W. B., Ltd.
Booth & Co., Ltd. Cox, Arthur H., 4 Co.
Filter Co., Ltd. Hena7, T. 4 W. Oldfield, Pattinson & Co.
l^ord, Stia.pl&nd & Co. Zimmerman, Chas., 4 C!o.
K»j Broe., Ltd. Galen Manfg. CJo., Ltd. Howajids 4 Sons, Ltd.

Smith, Jno. H., 4 Oo. Bohntie, F., 4 Co., Ltd. Phillips, Ohag. H., Ohem. Oo,

Tuabridge & Wright Toogood, Williftm, Ltd. Tokalon, Ltd. OLIVE OIL

FOODS) INVALID, &c. Wood, Vdnoent Washington Ciemical Co., Ltd Hjayi>ard, \Y. Bonser
Ajllen & Hanbarys, Ltd.
Bell (John), Hills & Luoafi, I/td. HYDROGEN PEROXIDE Wigglesworth 4 Co. OPTICAL GOODS

Beoiger'e Food, Ltd. May 4 Baker, Ltd. MALT EXTRACT & PREPS. Botwright 4 Grey
Darton, F., 4 Co.
Bovril, Ltd. Sanitafl Co., Ltd. Allen 4 Hambury*, Ltd.
Niteohe 4 Gunther Opt. Co ,\d.
Brand * Co., Ltd. Tyrer, T., 4 Co., Ltd. Blackie, Robert Standard Optical Co.

BrtuiOTini Oo. HYPNOTICS Bouiton Macro, Ltd.

British Casein Oo. (1911), Ltd. Knoll 4 Oo. British Drug Houses, Ltd., Thi OPTICAL TUITION
Widenmanji, Broiioher 4 Co. Burrougihs Wellcome 4 Co
Ooi, Arthur H., & Co., Ltd. Calder, James, 4 Co., Ltd. Bw^ish Optical Institute, i.
Paiirohild Bros. & Poster HYPOPH08PHITES Oorbyn, S.tacey 4 Co.. Lt»l
Fletcher, Fletcher & Co., Ltd. College of Optica
HiU-ker, Stagg & Morgan, Ltd. Mmy 4 Baker, Ltd. Curling, Geo., Wyman & Co.
MoTBon, T., 4 Son Davies, Sons 4 Co. Spectacle Makers Compaj
Horlick'e Malted Milk Oo. Tyrer, T., 4 Co., Lti. Evans Sons Lesoher 4 W^hb r'*id
Fletcher, Fletcher & Co., Ltd. ORANGE & QUININE Wll
LofthoTjee 4 Saltmer, Ltd. ICHTHYOL Paine 4 Oo., Ltd.
Natnial Pood Co., Ltd. Millar, A., 4 Co.. Ltd.
Numol, Ltd. Ioh/thyx>l Geselleohaft Pascall, James, Ltd',
Robinson, B., 4 Co., Lti3
Patermann Broe. INSECT POWDER Patermann Bros.
ORGANIC SOLVENTS
Pl.aamon, Ltd. Danysi Virus, Ltd. MANICURE SETS
St Ivel. Ltd. Hopkin 4 Williams, Ltd.
Keating, Thomas Maw, S., Som 4 SonB
Sister Lauras Infant Food Co. Potter 4 Cdarke, Ltd. ORGANO - THERAPEUT

'Bouthall Broe. & Barclay ltd INSECTICIDES PREPS.
Armour 4 Co., Ltd.
Wajider, A., Ltd.
4ClhiriBty, T., Co. MARKING INK Duncan, Flockhart 4 Co.
Willows, Francis B. 4 T.
Woolley, Jas,, Sons 4 Co., Ltd. Cook, E., 4 Co., Ltd John Bond ("Crystal Palace") OTTO OF ROSE (SYNTi'l

FOOT APPLIANCES JAPANESE SUNDRIES MEAT EXTRACTS Bush. W. J., 4 Co., Ltd.

BotoU Mufg. Co., Ltd. Armour 4 Co., Ltd. Givaudan, L.

Hardie. H. D., 4 Co. Kerfoot, Thos., 4 Co.

JUJUBES Bovril, Ltd. Newbery, Francis, 4 j

Blyton, Astley 4 Oo. Brand 4 Co., Ltd. SonLtd

FULLER'S EARTH Guest, Tlioe., 4 Co. Tooth's Extract of Me*t Oo. Stevenson 4 Howell, Lt<,

Warrick Bros., Ltd. '

Hoimford, G. 8., 4 Sons Potter 4 Clarke, Ltd. MEDICAL COILS Wright, Layman 4 Omae.Ltd.

FUMIQATORS JUNKET POWDER Ward 4 Goldstone PACKED GOODS

«*nitae Co., Ltd. A.rniour 4 Co., Ltd. MENTHOL Allen & Hanburys, Ltd.

QINGER WINE Lorimer-Marfthall. Ltd. Carnegie Bros. Bales Bros. 4 Stevenson, ,d.

Sleggs 4 Oo. LANOLINE MERCURIALS Blackie, Robert ;
Burroughs Wellcome 4 Co.
GLYCERIN Bouiton Macro, Ltd.
|
Price's Patent Candle Co., Ltd. LARD AUii&noe Drug and Olieim. Co.
Howaords 4 Sons, Ltd. Cox, Arthur H., 4 Oo., 1.
E'wen, J., 4 Son* May 4 Baker, Ltd.
OljYCEROPHOSPHATES Tyreo-, T., 4 Oo., Ltd. Christy, Thos., 4 Oo. j
Ajoiglo-Amen can Phann Oo LAVENDER OIL Whiflen 4 Sons. Ltd.
Cupal. Ltd.
Merok, E. Jaktion, John, 4 Co. METHYLATED SPIRIT
Curling, Geo., Wyman
LAVENDER WATER Bnrrough, J., Ltd.
CREASE REMOVER Davies, Sons 4 Co. -^f
Bush, W. J., 4 Co., Ltd. Calder, James, & Co., ltd.
Pwkin 4 Co., l td Evans Sons Lesoher 4 Well Ltiftr
LECITHIN Preston's Liverpool UistliJeiry
GRINDERS, DRUG, &c. Goodall, Backhouse 4 C<i
Ohem. Worki "Victoria*' Randall 4 Son, Ltd.
AJIe^L, StaUord, & Sons, Ltd. Harker, 0. R., Stagg 4 }(ga
Soodall, Baekhoaee 4 Co LIME JUICE AND CORDIAL MILK SUGAR
Willows, Pranoifi B. 4 T. Lofthouse 4 Saltmer, Lt|
BTane Sons Leeoher 4 Webb, l td HoUandsohe Melkauikerfabriek
GoodaU. Backhouse 4 Oo. Lorimer-Marshall, Ltd.
Idrie 4 Co., Ltd.
M£iy, Roberts & Co., Lt';

MACHINERY Oldfield, Pattinson 4 Oo.(

H»Tdy Pat. Pick Co., Ltd. Potter 4 Clarke, Ltd. '

GRIPE WATER LINSEED, CRUSHED, &e. MINERAL WATERS, SALTS Sangers I

Woodward, Mumfoxd. G. 8., 4 Soib Apollinaris Co., Ltd. Shirley Bros., Ltd. I

GUMS W., Ltd LINTS Ingram 4 Royle, Ltd. Standard Tablet & PiU C<|Lt4

Fink, P., 4 Cb. Liverpool Lint Co. Vichy (State Springs) Ucal Works I
Kidston., W. M.. 4 Co.
Maw, S., Son 4 Sons Vittel United Drug Company
H^CMORRHOID PREPS. Robinsioin 4 Sons, Ltd.
MIXERS AND SIFTERS PALATINOID8
Momford, G. 8., 4 Son*
HAIR DYES Taylor. W. G. Gardaer, Wm., 4 Sons (Glonces Oppenheimcr, Son 4 I

CJo.'.td.

Kfn"o'x'^rWalSktearg,g 4 Morpsji, Ltd. LIQUORICE JUICE ter). Ltd. PAPER HANDKERCHIEIi

J., 4 (5)., LtaT Apollo MOTOR CARRIERSi VANSi&C. Powell, J. T., 4 Co.

HAIR PREPARATIONS Burgoyne, Burbidgee 4 Co. Tilling, Thomas, Ltd. I j
Alexandre, l, Evans Sons Leeoher 4 Webb.Ltd. ,
Jackson, Ernest, 4 Co. MUSTARD PLASTER PARAFFINUM LIQUIDU |
Blaekie, Robert j
Mumiford. G. 8., 4 Son« Blyton, Astley 4 Co. Price's Patent Candle CqLt4 f
Edward's " Harleme Oo. I
HajTifioa, G. W. Solaiii Ruefl, Julius Sohliemann's Oil 4 Ceree|i 0« I

Stern Sonneborn Oil Vo.^M. '

KnoJI 4 Co. LITHIA SALTS MUSTARD SEED OIL PASTILLES |
Allen 4 Hanburys, Ltd I
Britiih Drug Houses, Ltd., Th* Johnson, J. H. & S. (
Lindner, M. Howards 4 Sons, Ltd. NAIL POLISH PAPER, &c. Asohe, 0. y., 4 Oo. \
Maofarlan, J. F., 4 Oo. |
Osborne, Oaarett 4 Oo. May 4 Baker, Ltd. Pharm. Ind Gee. Oflenbaoh Blyton, Astley 4 Oo. '
\
Robare's Anreolino LOOFAHS NICOTINE Burroughs Welloome 4 C|
'
Sangers Hall Forster 4 Co., Ltd. Campbell, J. D. Evans Sons Lesoher 4 We, Lti

Tokalon Ltd. Imternl. Sponge Importein, Ltd. NIGHT LIGHTS G^raudeJ, A. i
Solport Bros. Guest, Thos., 4 Oo. I
Price's Patent Candle Co., Ltd.
"^^w,*i*^:«'""CKs.&c. Kerfoot, Thomas, 4 Oo.

Warrick Bros.. Ltd. j

HAT CLEANERS Siwales, Thomas OILS, ESSENTIAL PATENT AGENTS
'
Ohnuty, Thog., 4 Oo. LOZENGES Allen. Stafford. 4 Sons. Ltd.
Alliance Drug 4 Chemical Co. Barker, R. W.
Milner's Ohemioal Co. Blyton, Astley 4 Oo. Boake Roberts 4 Co.. Ltd.
Bush, W. 4J., Co., Ltd. Haworth, John B. '
Senier, Alfred, 4 Co. Cartwright, W. B., Ltd. Gjayton & Jowett (In^t)
Dodge 4 Olcott Co. PELLETS
HAT DYES Denoual, Jules, 4 Co. Evans Sons Lesoher 4 Webb, Ltd
Guest. Thos., 4 Oo. Hiaiyw aid, W. Bonser Blyton, Astley 4 Oo. j
Jackson, T. S., & Sons Jakson, John. 4 Co.
Wtitaker 4 (Jo. Jackson, Ernest, & Co. London Essence Co. PEPPERMINT OIL
Meggeson 4 Co., Ltd. Lueders. George, 4 Co.
HEATING APPARATUS Potter 4 Clarke, Lttt. Bush, W. J., 4 Co., Ltd,
R.aimes 4 Co. Poppelreuter, W.
Wright, J., 4 Oo. Warrick Bros., Ltd. Ransom, W., 4 Son, Ltd. Dodge 4 Olcott Oo.
Sichimmel 4 Co.
HERBS MACHINERY, PHARMAOAL Stevenson 4 Howell, Ltd. Jakson, John, 4 Oo.
Wright, Layman 4 tJmney, Ltd.
Potter 4 Clarke, Ltd. Alien 4 Hanburys, Ltd. Zimmerman, Chas., 4 Co. PERBORATES I
Bennett, Sons 4 Shears, Ltd.
HOMSOPATHIC MEDICINES Forgrove Machinery Co., Ltd. OILS, MINERAL, FATTY &0. Prescott 4 Oo.
Forehaw, E., 4 Son, Ltd. Allen, Stafford. 4 Sons. Ltd.
Ashtooi 4 Pareong, Ltd. Gardner, Wm., 4 Sons, Ltd. PERFUME MATERIAL!
Keene 4 Asihwell, Ltd
Leimth 4 Rose Griffin, J. J., 4 Son», Ltd. Boehringer, C. P., 4 Boi,»
Hardy Paten* Pick Co., Ltd. Bush, W. J.. 4 Co., Ltd:
HORSE REMEDIES 4Pinjdar, J. W., Oo.
Givaudan, L.
Harvey 4 Co. (Dnblin), Ltd.
Hayward, W. Bonser
HOT-AIR DOUCHES
Kerfoot. T., 4 Oo. '
Ward 4 Goldstone
Lueders. George. 4 Co. ,'
HOTELS
Stokes, P. J., Meohiae Oo. Plantin Bros. Naef. M.. 4 Co.. Saoors,!
KingsQey Hotel Thompson 4 Capper, Lti. Price's Patent Candle Co. Sohimmel 4 Co
Wright, Layman 4 Unmdl'"-
Xlwokeray Hotei
Wilkanson, 8. W., 4 Oo. Stern Sonneborn Oil Co., Ltd. Zimmerman, Ohas., 4 C(!

ANUABY 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGI8T

PI FUMES Ltd. PILL MAKERS BresiUon, M., & Oo. Beeinx>l Ohemioal Oo.
Browning, William, A; Co.
xn & Hanb^urye, Blyton, Astley & Co. '
Cox, A. H., & Oo., Ltd. BorgeSB, E.
1 S8 Broe. & SteveBson, Ltd. Daviee, Soni & Oo. Eooke, Dr. Chas., Ltd.
I tieli Drug Lloyd, T. H., & Oo., Ltd. Christy, T., * Oo.
Houses, Ltd., The McKesson & Robb"'nB Coleman & Co., Ltd. 8t. iTel, Ltd.
Standard Tablet & Pill Oo,. Ltd. Oompagnie Juvenileau
luiley, H., & Co., Ltd. Corbym, Staoey & Co., ltd. Sanalak, Ltd.
Stobr, Dr. Prams, Ltd.
t Ji, W. J., & Co , Ltd. Orimson Croes Disipetnfiary Siajigers
Wajid Majiufaoturiing Oo.
c isty, T., & Oo. Onpal, Ltd. Sohimmel & Oo.
PLASTERS Boott 4 Bowne, Ltd.
I smio Co., Ltd. Daisy, Ltd. Bqaire 4 Sons
AUoock Maufg. Co. Standard Tablet 4 PiU Co., Ltd.
I jifi Sous Lescher & Webb, Ltd Eeieredorf, P., & Oo. Davenport, J. T., Ltd. Stedman, J. H.
I £ue, Oourtenay & Oo. Berliner, Artbar Tnermogene Co., Ltd.
Blyton, Astley & Oo. Dearborn, Ltd. Thompson 4 Capper
I :3oI Ferfranery Oo. Daimas, A. de St., & Co.
Galen Manfg. Co., Ltd. De Eooe, Jolineon & Co. Tokalon, Ltd.
&i liraoken, J. B. Dunoan, Flookhart & Co.
Leslies, Ltd. Eosolemt Oomponnds, Ltd. Tozer, Jas. V.
V EdwardB, W., & Son
Seaibury & Jolinson Etjuib Sons Lesoher & Webb, Ltd Tnnbridge 4 Wrig-ht
&1 te"r' Clarke, Ltd. Expiirgo Manfg. Oo. United Drug Company
PLATE POWDER Faulding, F. H., & Oo. Veno Drug (Jo., Ltd.
F »'s Co., Ltd. Fellows' Med. Manfg. Co. Wamiok Bros., Ltd.
Lees, A., & Co.
P hard & Oonstanoe, Ltd. Fennings, Alfred White, A. J., Ltd.
PLEATED PAPER
Q oh, H. 0., ft; Oo. Ferris & Co., Ltd. Wilcox, Joiean 4 Oo.
Darter, Wilkinson & Oo. Woodward, W., Ltd
B naud, Claude, & Oio Smith Bros. & Oo. Fulford, 0. E., Ltd. Wright, Layman 4 Dunej, Ltd.
G^raudel, A. Zimmeirmanin, O., 4 ^'O.
S ,)ley Broe., Ltd. POCKET LAMPS, ELECTRIC
Goodall, Backhouse & Co. PUFFS
& i;hall Bros. & Barclay, Ltd. Ward & Goldstone HajTison, Geo. W.
Henry, T. 4 W. Bolport Bro».
T >lia Co., Ltd. POLISHES (VARIOUS) Honunel's (Dr.) Hsematogen
PUMPS
W rick Bros., Ltd. Bradley & Bourdas lohthyo] QeseJilechaft
Oakey, J., & gone, Ltd. Berkefeld Filter Co.. sAi,
V, t, T., ds Sou International Labonatoriee
POSTAL BOXES
PE ES Kay Bros., Ltd.
T Johji, k Son Eobinson & Stona, Ltd. Kntnow, S., k Co., Ltd.
Kybo Proprietary, Ltd.
PIliARIES (SOLUBLE) POWDER PAPER
B -e Warren & Bidgley, ltd. Little, D. J., Co.
Kopp & Joseph
B iell, W. J. London Proprietary Oo.
Pharm. Ind. Gee. 0((e>nbftoh
PElOLEUM JELLY Priehard & OonstajLoe, Ltd. Manxiall <fc Co., Ltd. QUININE AND SALTS
Martindale, W.
0}ebroujh Manfg. Oo. PRINTERS jL'Jaanoe Drug 4 Ohem. €o.
May, llobertfe & Co., f.td.
KlitoD, W. M., & Oo. Butler & Tanner (Inset) Midland Drug Oo. Boehringer, 0. F., 4 Soehne
Ford, Shapiajia & <Jo. Buohler 4 Co.
8' a Sonneborn Oil Oo.. Ltjfl. EiuTiion & Waide Moller, Peter, Ltd.
Buttley & Bilverlock, Ltd. Oorbyn, Stacey 4 Co., Lid.
PHIPHORU8 AND PREPS. Mnmford, 6. 8., & Bonjt Eowardfi 4 SoJie, Ltd.
Townfiend, J., Sl Son* Newbery, F., 4 Sons, Ltd.
U & Baker, Ltd. Wilkinson, Jamee F. Odol Ohemioal Worki
Oppenheimer, Son 4 Co., Ltd.
PH'O. CHEMICALS PROPRIETARY ARTICLES OtoJco Drug Oo. RADIUM AND SALTS
B ringer, 0. F., & Soehne Owbridge, W. T., Ltd.
Anglo-Amer. Phann. Oo., Ltd. Payne, H. 0. Bnohleir 4 Co.
Ji son & Sons (Mfg.01its.),Ltd.
ABhton & Pai-Bonfi, Ltd. PhiUipe, Cha». H., {)hem. Co. Hofpkin, 4 Williama, Ltd.
PH -0, QOODS Pinex Co., Ltd.
Barclay 4; Snns. Ltd. RAZORS
A on, Saunders & Oo., Ltd. Primer, J.
Ba,yer Co., Ltd. Hovenden, R., 4 Bone, t.td.
B:lay & Sons, Ltd. Beeoham, T. Beade Broe. & Co., Ltd
Haw, 8., Son 4 Sou
Bioughs Wellcome & Oo. Bow's Liniimeint, Ltd. Regalin Syndicate, Ltd.
Biher, W., & Sons, Ltd. Bmitish Drug Houses, Ijtd.. The RESINS AND RESINOIDa
4Allen, S.,
El e Sons Lesoher & Webb. Ltd

E; :c6s Deyeloping Oo. Bone, "jti.

K' G. B., & Som, Ltd. Maofarlan, J. F., 4 CJo.
,

I* on, Ltd. Voivoil, T * Sob

M Roberts & Oo., Ltd. BjuiBom. W., 4 Boji.
Noery, F., & Sons, Ltd.
Smith, T. 4 H.. Ltd.

Bir, Ltd. RESPIRATORS

••H' 0. PpSTOARDB, ETC. Walliwh Bros., Limited

r, Ltd. Zinamer 4 Co.

Telegrams :

OPIUM MANCHESTER"

A RELIABLE HOUSE FOR

All Pharmaceutical Preparations*

CONCENTRATED WATERS.
CONCENTRATED INFUSIONS.

OPIUMBoP. Tincture. Aqueous «JU

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LIQUID EXTRACTS,
LEVIGATED OINTMENTS,
ESSENTIAL OILS

'Silver Churn" Dairy SpccialiUes.

Prices to Large Buyers. Write for List,

.

THE CHEMIST AND DRUG 3 1. Jaxuaey 31, 1!}

10

RUBBER OOOD8 lAi. SOOTHERS TABLETS. COMPRESSED TOILET PAPER

Berldner. Arthur Newbery, P., & Bona. ltd. Allen & Hanburys, Ltd. Ayrton, Saunders A Oo., 1
Bnige, Warrea * Ridgler Bchutie, F., & Oo., I/td. Burgoyne, Burbidges 4 (
Haywood, J. H., Ltd. Bayer Co., Ltd. Diamond Mills Paper (3o
SPECTACLES Ford. Bhapland A Oo.
Ingram, J. G., & Son Bishop, Alfred, Ltd.
Maw. 8.. e«a 4. 8onB Botwright & Grey " ilikado "
Blvton, Astley & Co.
Tompkins, J., hid. Darton, F., 4. Oo. British Drug Houses, Ltd., The Efisenstiel, Otto
Warme, W., & Co., Ltd. Brook, Parker 4 Co., Ltd.
Maw, S., Son & Sons Bnxgoyne, Burbidges & Oo. Towncend, J., A Sons
NitBche & Gontlier Opt. Oo.,Ltd. OartwTight, W. B., Ltd.
TRADE-MARKS AOINT

RUBBER SPONGES SPERMACETI Oandl,e ^ Ltd. Ooi, A. H., & Co., Ltd. Barker, B. W.
Ford, Shapland A Co.
.Nlarkt & Co. (London), l.t<l. Price's Patent Oo., Daviee, Sons & Oo. Raworth, Joim 8.
Wanklyn, H. A. Dunoan, Flookhart * Co.
SPHYGMOMETERS Evans Sons Leecher A Webb, Ltd TRUSSES
RUBBER STAMPS Guest, Thos., & Co.
Hicks, James J. Bailey, W. H. A Bon, Li
BioWord, C. D. Hopkin 4 Williams, Ltd. Davis. John Morgan, 4 ii
SPICES Howards 4 Sons, ltd. Haywood, J. H., Lti.
SACCHARIN Goodall, Backhouse & Oo. Jackson, Ernest, 4 Oo. Maw, S., Sol. 4 Bob*
Saoolmiin. Corporition., Ltd.

SAMPLE CASES SPIRIT OF WINE Jnhsoan & Sons (Mfg. Ohta^. Bangers
Ke&ne, TluxmAs Kirbv, H. & T., & Co., Ltd. 8ohut«e, F., A Co., Ltd.
BuTTough. J.. Ltd. Wood, Vincent
SANTONIN Lloyd, T. H.. *' Oo., Ltd.
Calder, James, & Co., Ltd. Woolley, J., Bona 4 Oo., d.
Carneg-ie Bros. Maiirindale, W.
Preatoi'i's Liverpool Diistillerr Meggeson & Co., Ltd. TUBE-CLOSING MACHIE
Merck, E. Parke, Davis & Co.
Bmitii, B. A., dc Co. Oo., Ltd. Grifln, J. J., A Sons, t
Bhjirley Bros., Ltd.
SAPONIN SPONGES TUBES, CLASS
Standard Tablet & Pill Oo., Ltd.
Field, O. W. Internl. Sponge Importers, Ltd. Williams, Edmond
Btohr, Dr. Frans, Ltd.
SCIENTIFIC APPARATUS SPRAYS TURNED WOOD BOXEj
Thompson & Capper, Ltd.
GriffiJi, J. J., & Aons. Ltd. _ Benton Stone, Ltd. Rogers A Oo.
B^ynolds & Branson. L*d Tozer, Jaa. V.
P»rken, Son & Oo., Ltd. Burge. Warren & Ridgley, Ltd. VACUUM FLASKS
Chrietv. Tboa., & Oo. Wand Manfg. Oo.
Pillischer, J. Hovenden, R., & Sons, Ltd. Wigglesworth & Oo. Millard Bros., Ltd.
Maw, S., Son & Sons
SEA SALT Parke, Davie & Co. " TABLOID" PRODUCTS Bead ft Campbell, Ltd

Tidman & Son. Ltd. Sangers Burroughs Wellcome & Oo. VACUUM PANS
Toogood, Wm., Ltd.
SEED-DRESSING TARTAR REMOVER Bennett, Sons & Shean U.
SPRINKLER CORKS
Hawker. Arthar E. Christy, Tkoe., & Oo. Stokes, F. J., Maohina '

TARTARIC ACID VALUERS

Baker, P. O.

Tomlinsou & Hayweud. Ltd.. Betts & Co., Ltd. Boehringer, 0. H., Sohn Berdoe ft Fisk

SERUMS AND ANTITOXINS SPRUCE BEER British Drug Houses, Ltd., The Brett ft Oo. I

Alien & Han]bnr78, Ltd. Hobson, Joeeph, & Son TEATS Orridge ft Oo.
BnTTonehs Wellcome k Co
Ev»n« Sons L«^Vier & Webb. Ltd STARCH Ingram, J. G., & Son Tomlinson, T., A Bm
Parke. Davi» & Oo.
ficWmmel & Oo. Mumford, G. S., & Sons TIN BOX MAKERS VASELINE
Wilcox, Jotean & Oo.
STILLS Goodall, Backhouse 4 Co. CheRebrough Mnfg. Oo
SHAMPOO POWDERS Bennett, Sons & Shears, Ltd.
Forshaw. E., & Son', Ltd. Liverpool Tin Canister Co., Ltd. VERMIN-KILLERS
Standard Tablet & Pill Oo., L*d. Shirley Bros., Ltd.
Stokes, F. J., Machine Co. Battle, Son ft Maltby i
TINCTURES IN BOND
STOPPERS Oupal, Ltd.
Maofarlan, J. F., & Co.
Lang', Jules. & Son Ransom, W., 4 Son, Ltd Danyei Virus, Ltd.
i
Stipejidum Stopper Co. TOBACCO
WEvans Sons Leecher 4 9, Ltd
STRYCHNINE Sianigeira
SHARES Farmer, F., ft Co.
Carnegie Bros. Sinigleton & OoJe. Ltd. Barley, Thomas
MoAdam & TuokaieB
SURGICAL APPLIANCES AMr TOILET ARTICLES
SHEEP DIPS DRESSINGS Allen 4 Hanburys, Ltd. Harrison, G. W.
Amor* Perfmmery Oo.
Chemical Union, Ltd. Allen & Hanburys, Ltd. Armour 4 Co., Ltd. London Hygienic Oh«nil Ol.
Bailey. W. H., & Son, Ltd. Ayrton, Bannders 4 Oo., LU.
Tomlinson & Hajward, Lti. Beertham, M., 4 Son Sleggs ft Co.
Berliner, Arthur
SHOP FITTINGS Burgoyue, Burbidges & Co. Blackie, Robert VETERINARY INSTRUiiSTt

Ayrton -Graham, Ltd. Burroughs Wellcome & Co. Bronmley, H., 4 Co., Lti. Mason Bros, ft Ohnprasi'
Burroughs WeJloome * Oo. Maw, 8., Son 4 Sons '
Cook, George Carnegie Bros.
OhesebTough Mnfg. Oo. VETERINARY RKM»D
Evans SonB Lescher & Webb, Ltd Dalmae, A. de St.. & Co.
Davis, John Morgan, 4; Sons Christr. T., A; Oo. Chenebrongh Mnfg. C!o.
Farley & Co. Galen Manfg. Co., Ltd.
Grant, D Gimber, W., & Son Ow>k, 'b., 4 Oo., Ltd. Christy. Thoe.. 4 Oo.
Haynes, G., & Co. Cox, Arthur H., & Oo,,
Harris & SlieMon, Ltd. Haywood, J. H., Ltd. IDay 4 Sons (Orewe), I
Jose^jhe, PhiUp, * Bona, Ltd. Daisy, I/td.
Maw, 8., Son & Bone Liverpool Lint Co. Edwards W., 4 Son
Paxnall & SomB Dearborn, Ltd. Harvey 4 Oo. (Dublin)
Rnddnck t Co. Maofarlan, J. F., & Oo. Senier, Alf., 4 Oo.
Martindale, W. Edvrarde' Harlenje Oo. Tomlineon 4 Hay ward. td.
Bangers Mason Bros. &. Chapman Erasmio Co., Ltd.
Maw, S., Son & Sons Wyleys, Ltd.
May, Roberts & Co., Ltd. Eucryl, Ltd.
Quelch. H. 0.. & Oo. Zimmermann, 0., A Oo.
Reynolds & Branson, I/td. Fulford, O. E., Ltd.
SHOULDER STRAPS Robinson 4: Sons. Ltd. VINEGAR
Southoll Bros. & Barclay, Ltd Harker, Stagg 4 Morgan, Ltd.
Wood, Vincenit Taylor, W. G. Hovenden.. B., A Sons, Ltd. Grimble & Co. m
Van Horn 4; Sawtell Kopp A Joseph
SHOWCARDS Vernon & Co., Ltd. Lloyd, Aim6e A Oo. WATER STILL
Warne, W., & Co., Ltd.
Bell AdvertiBimg Oo. Wood, Vincent Lloyd, A. 8. (Hovenden) Brown A Sons
Woolley, J., Sons & Co., Ltd. Lorimer-MarshaU, Ltd. Stokes. F. J., MacMne
SOAP-MAKING PLANT
SYPHON FILLER Maw. 8., Son A Sons WATERS. OONOENTRfB
Forsbaw, E., & Son, Ltd. Robinson, B., ft Co., L
Flugel & Oo. McClinton'e. Ltd.
SOAPS, TOILET, &c. WAXESPrice's Pat. Candl,e „ \,
SYPHONS May, Roberts A Co., iLtd. Co. M.

Allen & Hanburys, Ltd. Barnett & Foster 3Iolkr, Peter, Ltd. WEED-KILLERS

Armour & Oo., Ltd. Oamwal, Ltd. Newbery. F., A Bona. L*i. Harrison, G. W.
Idris 4 Oo.. Ltd. Odol Ohemioa) Worki
Bell (John). Hills & Lnoaa, Ltd Pure Aeration Supply, Ltd. Osborne. Garrett A Oo. Reado Bros. A Oo , Lt<3i
Sharmaji's Pat. Syphon Co., Ltd. Tomlinson & Knywor-l.,™
&Broniniley, H., Co., Ltd. Papier Poudr*, Ltd-
SYRUPS, MEDICINAL
Oftlvert, F. 0., & Co. Parke, Davis A Oo. WINDOW FITTINOy
Fellows' Med. Mnfg. Co.
Oh^ebrouph Manfg. Co. Martindale, W. Pairivry, Richard Avrton-Graham. Ltd.
Priohand 4 Constan"*, I/ti.
&Ohirifity, Tihoe., Oo. TABLET MACHINERY Providol GesellBohaft j

Cook, E., & Co.. Ltd. Allen A Banburys. Ltd. Qneleh, H. C, A Oo. WINDOW TICKET*
Bennett, Sons & Shears, Ltd. Roberts A Oo.
Eraemio Co., Lti. Thompson & Capper Merten, F., ft Oo.
Bangers
Enoryl. Ltd. Shirley Bros., Ltd. WINES
Evans Sons Lescher &. Webb, Ltd gofto Manfg. Oo.
Burrough, J., Ltd.
Field. J. 0. & J., Ltd. Bolport Bros.
Smith, Stephen, ft Oo.,;W.
Fulford. O. E., Ltd. BonthaH Bros. A BarolaT. Ltd.
P+andard Tablet A Pill Oo., Ltd. WINES, MEDIOATID
Harrison, G. W.
Hovenden, R., 4; Bom, Ltd. Btedman, J. H. Burrough, J., Ltd.
Leeeol Perfumery Oo. ;
Tokalon. Tvti.
MoClinton's, Ltd. Burroughs Wellcome 4 i
Hofll Works
ririte<l Drug Cortipany Coleman 4 Co., Ltd
|

Fletcher, Fletcher 4 C<j

Pear*, A. & Ltd. Idris ft Co., Ltd.

Price's Patent Osndle Co., Ltd. Robinson, B., ft Co., L

Providol Geeellschaft Smith, Stephen, ft Co..,™

Beeinol Chemical Co. WINES (NON-ALCOH jC)

Wright. Laymwi ft Oroaey. Ltd Welch Grape Juice Co. ™-

SODA FOUNTAINS WRIST OTWAPt

Flngel & Oo. ^ JSolport Bros. ij

•"DIUM BICARBONAT» ZINC OXIDE 4^ 9oiL,m

Bruoner, Mond 4; Oo , Ltd. Hnbbuck, T.,
H.Stevenson,
Howards & Sons. I Id. 4B.. OO.i

ZINC SULPHIDE SOW"

Mumford, G. S., 4 Sons Wilkinson S. W., & Co. WooUey J., Sons A Co., Ltd. Buohler ft Oe. J

Januaby 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 11

PEPS ARE BOOMINC!

NCkWIJKX^WW 1^ THE TIME TO MAKE THE
jyioST of the ENORMOUS SALES.

PUT THIS CARD IN YOUR WINDOW

(Mounted in Colours

Height 35 in.

Width 30 in.)

DISPATCHED ON

RECEIPT OF A P.C.

DON'T STOP

TO WORRY

as to whether

you MIGHT sell

a dozen of an

u nad vertised

Lozenge in the

season.

DO REMEMBER
that in the same
time you will

sell grosses of

PEPS

WITHOUT WORRY

Write for Terms and Full Particulars to

G. E. FULFORD, Ltd., CARLTON HILL, LEEDS.
& 17 SOUIH FREDERICK ST., OURLIN.

wa

12 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST Jaxuart 31, 1914

I

Something for Nothing

When a customer displays interest in a line

—other than what he or she is purchasing

strongly written and interesting circular
about that particular line would often be the
means of creating a sale.

The offer of a circular on such occasions impresses
your customers, they appreciate tlie fact that you
value their custom and show a desire to serve them
to the best of your ability. Create this impression
and you will quickly build up the goodwill of your

business.

We offer to send, entirely free, one hundred circulars

for distribution, to any chemist stocking

Lavona Hair Tonic

The circular to which we refer is a four-page one and

strongly written. It contains the interesting story of

the discoverj'' of the famous formula for Lavona Hair

Tonic, together with many unsolicited testimonials
from people who have proved the excellent qualities
of the Tonic. As a "silent salesman" this circular
has already satisfied us and pleased many of our

chemist friends by the excellent results it has produced.

One Chemist sold 13 bottles

of Tonic in one week.

As the result of distributing some circulars we sent

him, one Retail Chemist in quite a small town sold
no less than thirteen 2/11 bottles of Lavona Hair
Tonic in less than one week.

Send No

Our offer is open to every Retail Chemist who sends

a postcard and mentions this paper, and the circulars
will be sent post free by return.

TOKALON LIMITED
Tokalon House

212/214 Great Porttand Street, London, W.

January 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST A.ND DRUGGIST :

13

For TELEPHONE (4 LINES) ^i MADE IN
THREE
LONDON Wall 3230 ^<T\'

TLLEGRAMSiS- CABLES

SOME WINTER LINES. 'ELEVEN, LONDON'

MUFF WARMERS are sure of a steady ABCCODE. (4"ii.3'"EDN) FcorwM'mer

sale during every "cold snap." Two reliable

patterns are: B4214/S, the "Dainty," 7/6 per
doz.; and B2266/0, indiarubber, in two quah-

ties, 21- and 2/]0 each. When we designed the "Invincible" hoot-

MAW'S OTl'O OF ROSE COLD CREAM warmer we determined to put a line upon

is another good line. In covered pots, burnt- the market which should command approval.
in labels, 3/9 and 7/- per doz. In pure tin
We have succeeded. The "Invincible" has

collapsible tubes, 3/9 per doz. achieved the triumph we an-

MAWS ROSE AND VANILLA LIP ticipated for it. There are OUR NEW

mPOMADE, many ipiportant sellin.g points TRIUMPH,

pure tin cases (B2006/Z), 2/2 iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiilld about the " Invincible." For

per doz., should be on every counter. An Oxygen Funnel for 9d. ! Phar- instance, the shape is one we have found
macists who make a speciality of
MAWS CAMPHOR AND EUCALYP- most suitable for the purpose, being convex
the supply of oxygen will find this
TUS ICE is a well-tried line. Sales steadily pattern a cheap, but good line. on one side. The ends, both top and bottom,

going up. In decoi ated tins, 8/6 and 16/- per are panelled, partly with a view to elegance

gross. of design and also in order to form a groove

MAW'S GLYCERINE JELLY, in screw- Wefor the handle. wish to direct particular

cap bottles, 2/9 and 5/- per doz. M attention to the fact that every " Invincible "

Our already extensive depart- is fitted with a safety valve attached to the
ment devoted to Brushware and
cap. The indication of this device to a timid
general toiletand fancyarticles, has cHstorner will overcome any doubt regarding
now, to use a Wellerism, " swelled
BE WINDOW WISE the safety of metal footwarmers.
wisibly." The new section is re-
Ihese long winter evenings The "Invincible" is made in three sizes
afford the best opportunity to plete with the best examples of our
make the most of the Phar- famous lines. 5j oz., 2 pt , and 3i pt.

macy window. The plainest A A display of " Invincibles" is
display is visibly enhanced by
A page devoted to winter goods EFFECTIVE exceedingly striking, especially
the aid of artificial light, pro- NIGHT after nightfall, when the lights
would be incomplete without men-
vidingthe question of shadows DISPLAYS are brilliantly reflected on the
and reflections is carefully tion of our " Parex " Rubber Water
studied. Many a window, polished copper ; while the red
admirable in daylight, loses WeBottles. advise those Phar- plush covers, in which the "Invincibles"
50 per cent, of its value with are sent out. suggest
the approach of evening, macists who are not yet "Parex" a warmth and "cosi-
ness " quite irre-
owing to neglect enthusiasts to turn to page 11 of last sistible. The sizes
of this simple
week's "C. & D." for full particu- and prices are as
precaution. follows: Ai X 2* X 1
lars. in,, 2/- each ; SX5
We are putting
w X2i in., 3/6 each;
our name tosome 9j X 6 X 3 in , 5/-
of the finest show-
each.
cards ever issued.
Remember. the
Our P" a e'r X "
Water Bottle, We were recently successful in Invincible '' is

"Microscope. "and supplying, at the request of a made of solid cop-
new S h ii V i n g-
customer, some skins of the French per, and makes a
—brush Cards to
—name a few form Wemale wild cat. wonder if any splendid season-

the best attractions for the window that a reader can ascertain for what pur- able appeal to cus-

Pharmacist can have. We supply them free poses they were required ? tomers.

with the goods they advertise.

"Parex" and "Maw" 4 ^^^J ^^^\ ^^^J [3^™ ^ " Parex " goods, by sheer
^^^^ ^^^sJ merit, have already won
jointly endorse the quality L^^^ Ifc— ^^c^o^l^^ i
of profitable neiv lines for * themsehes unioersal

pharn^acists. Qy^ E FOR PERFECTION

;

14 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST January 31, 1914 .

9emaUL in

Part 3. We believe there is a wide varietal)

We believe that the primary purpose of a not only suitable and logical for a ce
handle, but goods which pay him a laf
chemist's shop is the dispensing of medicines and without which he cannot hopeto
to the general public on Doctor's prescriptions. abreast of the times.

We believe that for this reason the Dispensing The day has passed when the Britil

Department of a Pharmacy should be sanitary, looked with disfavour upon chemistsa
clean and wholesome; that the drugs should these lines, and the British Pharmar
bs kept in small quantities, and always fresh American Drug Store, is fast becomi§
that above all things the Rexall Pharmacy nised as a general shopping centre.

should be considered as fully entitled to the Advertising
confidence of every Doctor in the vicinity as

a safe and desirable place for handling his

prescriptions.

But we believe the dispensary should be

entirely distinct and separate from the general

trading of the chemist. Valuable selling space

in a chemist's shop should be utilised for the
purpose of selling goods and not for the purpose

of storing dispensing bottlg.s.

Tou need iKis advertising (o sell
goods— just as much as you need
goods to sell )ou have obtained
the I'tiited Drug Company's
exclusive selling agency because it
gives you a profitable line. \oa
order goods to resell at a profit.
Herewith you »ill find listed
Advertising Material that will
increase your profit b> increasing
the demand for the large profit*
paying items in your pharmacy

United Drug Compan
114 Old Hall Street

Liverpool

One of the numerous Catalogues issued b\
United Drug Company.

Great possibilities lie before thcthe

for this wider scope in trading, in chocdites
stationery, both of which are rapidljb
ing recognised side lines of the chemr

ness. The wide-awake chemist realje

for he sees the progress already takinj pl

REXALL IN GREAT BRIT/N.

On August 20th, 1912, the first congn'.

of goods left the British Branch of th u"

Drug Company in Liverpool, for Bn

Shareholder.

A display of Rexall Remedies by one of United Drug In November, 1913, the last complef mon

Company's Shareholders. at this writing, 2119 consignments Kei

(

United Drug Compan)^,

January 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 15

British Isles.

4 New Forc3 in Christmas Siiopping. on Rexall goods or not. The success of the
i Company is dependant absolutely upon the

if-fle Joint Newspaper Advertisement of Rexall Chemists success, first, of its individual Shareholders. It
in Birminaham District. grants to these Shareholders exclusive rights for
the sale of its products in given localities.
ent out from Liverpool to the various Therefore the natural business policy conse-

)lders in the British Isles, quent upon such an arrangement is, first and
foremost, to make for the success of the retail
iy in the autumn of 1913 it was found
chemist.
ble to give attention to the applications
Through the medium of the Rexall Clubs,
icies then in hand, and it was necessary
don altogether, for the time being, the its Shareholders meet periodically in different
of new agencies, owing to the great press sections to discuss with openness and frank-
ness from the present Shareholders, ness, various methods for the improvement of

ig the constant attention of the entire their own businesses. At these Conferences
there is not one man who is a competitor of
V, plans for 1914 are matured, and it is another. Each man learns what his brother-
members are doing for the growth of their
d to investigate, as early as practicable,
business, and gives them ideas which he himself
iditions affecting those towns from has worked out to advantage.
ipplications are already in hand, and to
up immediately further enquiries re- Further than this, the time has come when
the Rexall Agency.
December 31st, 1913, there were 601 the chemist's assistant is entitled to full con-
Pharmacies in the United Kingdom,
these will be found a majority of the sideration. He has graduated perhaps from the
names in British Pharmacy. During school of dispensing. He, like many employers,

> list will be augmented by as many new is not a salesman, and salesmanship is the first
essential to a successful business of any mer-
s as can readily be taken care of with chant with goods to sell.
ard to the best results for both the
I: and the Company. Therefore meetings of assistants are held
periodically, at which they are given lectures in
; policy of the United Drug Company is
salesmanship, window dressing, various methods
perate with its Shareholders in the
of increasing business, etc.
—ment of their general business whether
In other words, it is the desire of the United

Drug Company in Great Britain to expend

every effort on behalf of its Shareholders to
enable them not only to develop the dispensing
department of their business, but to branch out
and command, by means of the right goods,
the right prices, and the right service, the
tremendous possibilities in trading that are
awaiting every retail chemist in Great Britain

who knows how to take advantage of them.

The foregoinq concludes the series of brief statements

on the Rexall enterprise. Any retail chemist in the

United Kingdom who is interested in the Rexall

proposition, and in whose toivn there is at present no

Rexall Pharmacy, should address United Drug Co.,

114, Old Hall Street, Liverpool. His communi-

cation will receive careful and immediate attention.

4, Old Hall St., Liverpool

QcGoaDcDaCaDnrDraaanajchinc16
THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST Jan-uary 31, 19U

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" Plasmon is superior even to meat in nutritive properties, and is of inestimabh value as a food for all."

Dr. C. VIRCHOW, Berlin.

PLASMON

Uses in Ill-Health

his Natural Milk Proteid, highly nutritious, easily digested, and readily assimilable Food is specially
uitable for Infants and Adults whose digestive functions are impaired. Rich in Albumins and Phosphates

f Lime, Iron, Sodium, and Potassium, PLASMON FORMS AN IDEAL FOOD for the repair of tissues,

whether muscle, nerve, or bone.

,

In the Treatment of CONSUMPTION and For GROWING and DELICATE CHILDREN
PLASMON preparations are Ideal Foods; they contain the
Tubercular Affections
JLASMON has given incalculable benefit by reason of its Natural Phosphates which build up bone, muscle and

highly nitrogenous value and its digestible nature. It brain.
)es not nauseate the patient, as would the quantity required
beefsteak or milk to contain a similar amount of nourish- In NEURASTHENIA and NEURITIS
PLASMON, as a Pood and Therapeutic Agent, is held in very
—ent one teaspoonful of Plasmon being equivalent to 4 ounces
Ubeefsteak or pints of milk in nutrient value. high esteem by eininent medical authorities. Plasmon
has a very powerful action on the nerve tissues, supplying the
In ANEMIA and MALNUTRITION Phosphorus necessaryfor thebuilding upof healthyinerve cells.

Extract from the " LANCET." In INFLUENZA, PERITONITIS, CANCER OF
THE STOMACH
Plasmon has been used now in 61 cases, one
and such-like abdominal affections, Plasmon will be found most
being of severe Anaemia. All did splendidly on it, valuable, as it is almost entirely absorbed, and causes no
irritation along the alimentary tract. In cases of Abdominal
and the recoveries were most rapid. What is Surgery, where absolute rest is required for the bowels, Plasmon

most striking in using Plasmon is the ease with is spcjcially indicated.
which it is digested, and the resulting rapid gain
in the patient's weiglit is most marked. One of In TYPHOID and FEVERS
Dur nurses who was run down and anaemic gained
three pounds in weiglit in a fortnight, taking Extract from the
nothing in addition to her ordinary diet but a
lull teaspoonful of Plasmon dissolved in half a "BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL."

pint of milk twice daily."

In DIABETES " In a case of Typhoid of exceptionally long
duration at the Westminster Hospital, Plasmon
JLASMON is of the greatest value, as it is absolutely free
from sugar and starch. It is the one food which provides, was given when the case was almost in extremis,
iblymore than any other, a sufficiency of nutriment with-
and proved the turning-point in the patient's
t the elements which have to be avoided in this condition. illness, and after eight days' use he could take

In OBESITY solid food and made a speedy recovery."

(LASMON is one of the most useful foods, since it contains In Cases of INFANTILE DIARRH(EA
no fat, starch, or sugar, and by building up muscle, bone,
PLASMON is very beneficial, espe~cially when cow's milk
d brain only, it helps to overcome the tendency to excessive
cannot be digested. Af'ter Bronchitis, Measles,
• production.
Whooping Cough, it ill be found a splendid tonic and
In GOUT
restorative.
'LASMON IS of the highest value in the dietary. Containing
no nuclein, it does not form uric acid, and is therefore not In INDIGESTION, ULCERATED STOMACH,
GASTRIC TROUBLES and INSOMNIA
ly one of the permissible foods for the Gouty, but on account
its highly nutritious and strengthening properties, it is one PLASMON HOT-MILK is given with the most satisfactory
the most quickly recuperative in the exhaustion that follows
results. Plasmon Hot-Milk is very simply prepared by
outy attack. mixing J oz.of Plasmon into a smooth paste with a wineglassful
of water, then stirring in gradually § pint of milk and bringing
In RICKETS and other Bone Disorders to the simmer, stirring well.
LASMON forms a diet that produces most marked effects,

the Salts of Milk supplying all that is necessary for the
elopment of healthy bone tissue.

Light, easily digested, and highly nourishing dishes are readily made fron^ Plasmon Arrow-
root, Plasmon Blancmange, Plasmon Cornflour, and Plasmon Custard.

— —Plasmon Cocoa and Plasmon Oats "the Premier Foods of their class" (Medical Times)

can be regularly used with great advantage where ordinary cocoa and oats cannot be tolerated.

20,000 Doctors are Recommending it

ORDER TO-DAY, AND LET YOUR CUSTO/VIERS KNOW YOU STOCK.

Large Profits for You.

PLASMON, LTD.- Farringdon Street, LONDON, E.G.

18 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST January 31, 1914

ALBUMOZO TONIC FOOD

Registered No. 299,515 A scientific combination of finest Milk Casein, and Sodium

Glycerophosphates, also containing the only true nerve food viz.
Organic Phosphorus, in such a form that it can be easily absorbed

and assimilated by the cells, thus strengthening the vi^eakened nerves.

PRICE LIST.

Wholesale. To Retail at

2 oz. 8/- per doz. tins. 1/3 per tin.

4 oz. 12/6 „ 2/- „
3/6 „
8 oz. 18/- „ 6/- „

16 OZ. 30/- ,,

—TERMS. 14 days net or 2i°/o discount for cash with order. An

additional 5°/o will be allowed on orders up to the value of £5
assorted, or of one size.

PROFIT 110 PER CENT.

For the convenience of chemists who wish to pack under their own
name, we also supply our Tonic Food in bulk, in packages of
7, 14 and 28 lb. Prices on application, Albumo?'- Tonic Food

may also be had with an addition of Ovo 1 ecithin.

We shall be glad to send samples and literature to all parts of the

world. Colonial inquiries specially soliciied.

The British Casein Co. (1911) Ltd.

24 GREAT DOVER STREET, S.E

Telegrams : " Albumozo London." Telephonesl^g^^SHop.^^,

" FERROCARNIS "
|

A pleasantly flavoured solution of iron in organic combination wit!|
BRAND'S Concentrated Raw Meat Juice.

Ferrocarnis combines the stimulating properties of meat juice with the tonic effect
of iron. This product does not cause constipation, and thus affords a means

of administering iron to patients who are unable to take ordinary iron preparations.

PSEPARED BY

&BRAND CO., LTD., SOUTH LAMBETH ROAD, S.V'

PRICES PROTECTED.

Do You Sell Dr. Allinson's Food Preparalioni

Sister Lauras Food ? Food for Babies, Prepared Barley, Brunak, Power, N-F. Coc

The question is often asked nowadays. Biscuits, Soup, Nutbutter (Walnut Brand), Wholemeal, Ac,
The Chemist who does not stock Sister
Lauras Food is missinfi a good line. NOTICE rO THE TRADE.
Sister Lauras Food is achieving great We issue a list of WHOLESALE HOUSES who h<|
success as a preparation for weakly
babes and for invalids and the aged. above in stock; if for any reason yon have difficulty;
It makes milk digestible and is invalu- obtaining supplies, please send postcard direct to us, e\
a list will be sent to you by return. See trade mark,)
able in cases of malnutrition. all our goods : " T. R. Allinson." None Oeoulne WItboj
It is a thoroughly reliable line and one
NATURAL FOOD COMPANY, LIMITED,
that brings a handsome return. 305 Cambridge Rd., Bethnai Green, LONDON,|

Sample.1 and advertising nmttcr free on npi>lication. Handbills, Booklets, Sbowcards, &c.. Free.

SISTER LAURAS INFANT FOOD CO., Ltd., IjT^Tg Tw*: N.B.— Our goods are to be sold only at prices etaj

upon the Price List we issue to the trade. j

Jan-uaby 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST —

19

DIGESTIVE
I

RES. DESIGN No. 535439 GOLD MEDAL AWARDED Showcards &

ON THE Health Exhibition, London, Adelaide and cTiCelbouTne. Handbills on

P.A.T.A. application

LIST

'Che British Rec. Design No. a8S439 'C/ie Lancet

JlSCedical Journal For Infants, Invalids, and the Aged. describes it
as :
says :
" Mr. Banger's
'' Benger's Food has admirable pre-
by its excellence
paration."
established a reputa-
tion ot its own."

Phis delicious, highly nutritive, and most easily- digested Food has been very successfully used in England for many years in the

earing of Infants, and by those whose digestive powers have been weakened by illness or age. It may now be obtained in sealed tins

—of Chemists, &c., throughout the Colonies and Abroad, and will prove a boon to Mothers and Nurses.

The Practitioner says : " All these preparations are, we think, deserving of highest praise."

—The London Medical Record says : " It is retained when all other foods are rejected. It is invaluable."
—The Medical Press and Circular says : " Few modern improvements in pharmacy have done so much as Benger's

FOODBENGER'S Preparations to assist the physician in his treatment of the sick."

is sold in Tins at Is. 6d., 2s. 6d., 5s., and 10s., by Chemists everywhere.

LIQUOR PANCREATIGUS (Benger). (registered.)

./onlaining all the digestive principles of the fresh pancreas. Used to prepare peptonised or partially digested milk and other articles

of food. Directions for use with each bottle.

In 4, 8, and 16 oz. Bottles, to retail at 2s. 6d., 4s. 6d., and 8s. 6d.

POWDERS{ENGER'S PEPTONISING (" Tulois "Pancreatis Jllkalinus, (Banger "). Half a powder will peptonise a pint

of milk, gruel, beef tea, &c., in a few minutes. Box of Eight Powders, to retail at Is.

I

LIQUOR PEPTICUS (Benger).

—I An exceedingly active fluid Pepsine. Dose. One or two teaspoonfuls with meals. It is without disagreeable taste.

I

In 4, 8, and 16 oz. Bottles, to retail at 3s., 5s. 6d., and 10s. 6d.

PEPTONISED BEEFBENGER'S JELLY, a Delicious Quick Restorative.

A concentrated, partially digested, and solidified beef tea, of delicate flavour. Unlike the various Extracts and

Essences of Meat, it contains much of the fibrin or flesh-forming element of the beef in solution.

Glass Jars, 2s. each.

BENGER'S PEPTONISED CHIGKEN JELLY.
A Nutritive Delicacy for Invalids. Glass Jars, 2s. each.

BENGER'S ESSENCE OF RENNET (Curdling Fluid).

Bottles Is and Is. 9d. each.

BENGER'S PANCREATISED LENTIL FLOUR.

rhis flour is specially prepared for the use of children and invalids. It can be used in the same way as the well-known
" Benger's Food," for which it may be substituted when a change of diet is thought desirable.

Sold in Tins at Is. 6d. and 2s. 6d.

Benger s Preparations have the unqualified recommendation of the Medical Profession throughout the world.

Of all Wholesale Houses and Shippers or from the sole Manufacturers
I
OTTER WORKS, MANCHESTER, ENGLAND. ^
BENGER'S FOOD LTD.,

I BRANCH NEW YORK SYDNEYCA.\ADIA\ A(;EXTS; The N.itic

FFICliS (U.S.A.): 92, Willi.im Street. (N.S.W.): 117, Pitt Street.
:

&1 Orui; Clieiiiic.d Co., I.ttl. 34, St. G.iliriel Street, Mri.N rKH A I., .in,l br.inches tlinum'hmit C.\N'.\nA. I4S)

20 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST •Jaxuary 31, 114

Only a few

days more

50I Special Allowance

L expires 31st Jan.

The special 5°/o re-stocking allowance for Bovril
expires on 3 ist January. You should order your stock

at once so as to benefit by the special terms before it

is too late. The special re-stocking allowance is
in addition to the usual discount, but is made on
condition that the new minimum selling prices are

strictly adhered to.

One of the Bovril factories on the- Argentine Estates of Bovril.

Bovril is the food proved by independent

investigation to have a body-building power
of from 10 to 20 times the amount taken.

Bovril does not require any effort to sell it. It is the preparation
asked for and sells itself. Your customers will say it must be

BOVRIL
BOVRIL LTD., 152-166 !OLD^ STREET, LONDON- E.G
S.H.B.

January 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST ——

phone: ^tpn Macro Lin,j 21
N192 EAST.
mI ele^ ra s

ACETATE, LONDON:

";,«0^tSALE MANUFACTURING C«e^^^^^

TESTING LABORAI^""*- ''"^ BACKING DEPAB-"*^'*''

COODS SPECIALISTS FOR

STiiny— A. Neufeld, India
Breite Strasse, BERLIN.
Martin & Harris,
JSUlia—W. Ward, BOMBAY.
Forsythe Chambers,
Goulbourn Street, New Zealand
SYDNEY. Glyn Jones & Pearson,,
WELLINGTON,

Jan. 24th, 1914.

' Sir,

How time does fly these busy days, and how much better it
d be if you were not interrupted in your work by Travellers when
eould send your order by post or 'phone, and yet receive the same
and attention as if it were given personally.

We specialize in the Mail Order line, and are " Always at your
ei iee " for Packed Toilet Goods that are attractive, low cost, and
lac from the finest ingredients, also Packed Pharmaceutical Preparations,
ii^l are standardized in our own Laboratory as shown above.

Therefore be wise and send NOW to our nearest agent, or direct
s, for our latest Illustrated Price List.

The result of your order will be Increased Profit to yourselves
increased sales and reputation.

Always at your service,

BOULTON MACRO LTD.

22 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST Jaxuary 31, 191

January 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST 23

JIBES "Mentis',
;.es.
TRADE MARK.

41b. -tins 9- nett
71b. tins

3^4ojpkt5. 2'6clo3en

Q"^ lb neit
e'i'^ lb nett

ets) - 2^6 do3en

) 6 colours se ni with every box

POTTERsCLARKE LT? ^^^s

ARTELLEKy LANE LONDON E C
&AI Luna Street^ GtAncoats -Manchester:

24 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST January 31, Hi

1/4 per lb. MACHINE CACHOUS The Success of
In 1-lb. cartons. MADE
the Season.

En^ish Roses, small round shape. Parma Violet, small diamond shape. Opoponax, small diamond shape.
English Violets, „ „ Queen Mary Violets, „ ,?
Kiss-Her-Once, small diamond shape. Mixed Cachous, Sweet Pea, „ „

Lily,

Eau de Cologne, Wild Rose (new speciality)

SUPER GAeHOUS HAND
MADE

Prepared from the Finest Ingredients arid High-class Ottos

THIN DIAMOND SHAPE. SMALL DIAMOND SHAPE CRESCENT SHAPE

Aromatic Parma Violet, Extra Blackpool Beeezes Margate Breezes Bouquet Mixed 'Moonlight

Heliotrope Gives lo the Uealh Bolton Abbey Violets Patchouli Dress Circle Jessamine
delichtlul i»rlumc of

Jockey Club Brighton Breezes Pevensey Violets Hyacinth, Pink Orange Flower
Lavender
Roses, Red and White Chatsvvorth Violets Russian Violets and White Sweet Kiss

Lily of Valley Violets, Blue and White Hastings Breezes Southend Breezes Japanese Glory Mixed (Crescenis)

Wood Violets Killarney Violets Sonthsea Bfeezes HEART SHAPE.

Musk Mixed Bouquet

Mixed Cachous The sweet aroma ol Breath Violets Rosebuds
the Enslish flower
SMALL ROUND SHAPE. TI.C dulic:il« .voivii ol true violcls.

Opoponax Royal Nectar Tea Roses Zenana Red Roses Mixed (Heart Shape)

All Cuchoiis are sent in free 1-lb. Cartons unless specially ordered in Bottles (charged 3d. each) :

Weor Vases cliar^ed 6d. each). send the 1/4 quality unless Super Quality specialU- ordered.

PACKED CACHOUS

Parma Violet Honeysuckle Sweet Pea
Wild Rose
Heliotrope Assorted Wallflower

Id. Packets 7/- per gross. These should he

I '. doz. on card (two cards in wrapper)

On request we' can supply the above packed on 3 doz. easels.

ONdistinctly ordered EASELS.

Hotter 8 clarke iis^
Wholesale Druggists

^60-64 Artillery Lane. London. E.
^fcan^d^^at Luna St. Gt. AncoaTs,

mancme;5ter. ^^^^^^^

31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST

—

26 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST Januaey 31, 191-

VITAFEB

THE GREATEST OF {Registered Trade Mark
ALL TONIC FOODS
Although but recently introduced, has already jumped into t:

front rank.

It won for itself a GOLD MEDAL at the INTEHNATI0N,<
CONGRESS OF MEDICINE of 1913, and we are so encouragi

by the largely increased sales of last year that we arc materia/
adding to our advertising expenditure both at home and abroadl

Our Scheme of Publicity this year includes, in addition to an augmented campaign in le
United Kingdom, a large range of the best papers, both Medical, Trade and Public Press ic-

CANADA. SOUTH AFRICA. INDIA. AUSTRALIA.

NEW ZEALAND. CEYLON. CHINA,

VITAFERLetters speaking in the highest terms of the value of are received dailj-, not oy

from Great Britain and Ireland, but from all parts of the world.

Two just to hand, one from a Toronto Physician with a large practice, and the other fi n

an eminent Medical Practitioner in Ceylon, read as follow :

—The First says ; New York, but she being unable to do so, I have just it

VITAFER is all right. A wealthy West Indian lady came her twelve 16 oz. packages by " express " to enable be o
to me broken down with Neurasthenia, saying that she
continue taking it. >
wanted to go to Washington in two weeks, but preferred
to go straight through to the West Indies. I told her if —The Second says :

she followed my advice she would be able to do so. This, I tried your VITAFER on a child aged 18 months, suffeil
considering the condition she was in, she very much from malnutrition. amI very glad to testify to tbei.
doubted. I sent her to bed and gave her VITAFER, and
two weeks later she left for the West Indies very much cellent results obtained from its administration, it
improved. I told her to obtain a supply of VITAFER in chronic diarrhoea and wasting were checked, and:it
child picked up wonderfully.

N.B.—Since first introducing VITAFEB we have sent out to the Medical Professioft,
Nurses, etc., close on 100,000 free tins of VITAFEB; to be exact, 96,807 tins of
varying sizes. These samples, at wholesale prices, amount to something like

£2,000 in value.

It is packed suitably for Special Markets—e.g. AS A GUIDE TO BUYERS. THE PRICES FOR ".E
for India and the Tropics, in bottles containing HOME TRADE ARE AS FOLLOW:—
4 oz., 8 oz. , and 16 oz.
In Square, Upright Tins, containing 2 oz., 4 oz., 8 oz., and 1
Wholesale Agents or Merchants should in all
cases specify the market, so as to get the right Wholesale: 9/-, 14/6, 24/-, ir
packing. PER DOZEN.

Export Terms and Fall Particulars of Advertising Aids on Application.

VITAFER IS ALL BRITISH.

&Southall Bros. Barclay, Ltd., Birminghan.

-Januaey 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 27

SOUTHALLS' MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS.
HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES.
COUNTER
VETERINARY MEDICINES, ETC.

TOILET ARTICLES AND

PERFUMERY.

PILLS — CAPSULES — TABLETS.

INFANTS' FOODS, ETC.

SPECIALITIES Chemists' own formalcb estimated for.

SEASON 1914, Illustrated Price List— sectionalized

rhe latest series of medicinal —on application. Special attention
)reparations is packed as the
is directed to the ARTISTIC
MEW SCRIPT SERIES.
PRINTING, HIGH GRADE PACKAGES,
\lthough only recently issued, COMPETITIVE PRICES.

t has more than justified its TWO GOOD LINES NOW IN FULL SWING
)roduction and received highest
INFLUENZA MIXTURE—
commendation on all sides.
8 oz. bottles, unstamped, 6/6 dozen,
lAMPLES AND PRICES ON APPLICATION.
„ stamped, 8/- ,,

PINE TREE TABLETS—

40's in tins, 3/- dozen. 34/- per gross.

SOUTHALLS
— FOR

^IGH- QUALITY SURGICAL DRESSINGS,

Before placing your contracts for National Health Insurance
—Dressings send for our price list.
Send your orders to

S OUTHALLS' S UNDRIES D EPARTMENT

Syringes Scales and Weights Dressings, Surgical
Elastic Hosiery
)iled Silk Umbilical Belts
Puffs
iirinals Nipple Shields
Atomizers
rhermometero Douches Razors
iaip Brushes Rubber Goods Tooth Brushes
jkir Cushions Measures
Inhalers Eye Shades
Loofahs Nail Brushes
Enemas Trusses
[.igatures
Soothers
iponges

ur Price List of Dispensing Bottles will interest you. Special Terms to Wholesale Buyers.

iouthall Bros. & Barclay, Ltd., Birmingham.

28 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST January 31, 19U

Ingram's Seamless Enem

The "ADAPTABLE" Enema The "ECLIPSE" EfnS!

(Pat. No. 10118/07) (Registered)

FOR SELF-MANIPULATION A GUARANTEED RELIABLE SAMi*
ENEMA
Has a Separate Tube with Bulb attached for producing a
Continuous Action of Suction and Injection. (Large Bulb).
On the P.A.T.A. List.
Pitted Complete with Bone Rectum and Gum.'aginil h
Chemists' Price (from Wholesale Houses) ... 45/- per doz,
Min. Retail Price ... 5/- each. and Leather Shield in an Attractive Card BotjLab^ y
On the P.A.T.A. List.
Packed in an Attractive Card Box. ^

Chemists' Price (from Wholesale Houses) ... 0/9 pu

Min. Retail Price ... 4/6 each,

The "STEfilLENDUM " Enema The "ZEBINA" Enina

(Registered) (Registered)

STERILIZABLE IN ITS ENTIRETY GUARANTEED NOT TO S IT

No Metal Parts. Guaranteed not to split. Fitted with Aseptic (Ordinary Bulb)

Glass Pipes and Valves. Pitted Complete with Bone Rectum and Gum^apMj
Pitted Complete in Highly Enamelled Metal Box. and Leather Shield in an Attractive Card Bo;
On the P.A.T.A. List.
On the P.A.T.A. List.
Chemists' Price (from Wholesale Houses) ^
Chemists' Price (from Wholesale Houses) ... 33/9 per doz.
Min, Retail Price ... 3/10 each. Min. Retail Price ... 3/9 each.

The Brand "INGRAM'S" upon Enemas is a Guarantee of Quality

See facing page and also

-Ja.vuaky 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST

igram^s Seamless Enemas

JALANTA" Enema The "DTILEMA" Enema

(Registered) (Registered)

m :IAL QUALITY ENEMA A STERILIZABLE ENEMA FOR SELF

(Large Bulb) USE.
EASILY HANDLED IN ANY POSITION
ith Bone Rectum and Gum Vagina Pipe,
Fitted with Aseptic Glass Pipes and Valves, or, if desired,
her ^ield in an Attractive Card Box, Labelled. with Bone Pipe.
On the P.A.T.A. List.
Fitted Complete in Attractive Card Box, Labelled.
3in Wholesale Houses) ... 30/- per doz.
Retail Price ... S/3 each. On the P.A.T.A. List.
Chemists' Price (from Wholesale Houses) ... 27/6 per doz.
2ENITH" Enema
Min. Retail Price ... 3/- each.
(Registered)
The " PEBFEX " Enema

(Registered)

D (UALITY SEAMLESS ENEMA A RELIABLE QUALITY SEAMLESS
ENEMA
i (Ordinary Bulb)
(Ordinary Bulb)
Pletejith Bone Rectum and Gum Vagina Pipe,
mnet S[2ld an Attractive Card Box, Labelled. Fitted Complete with Bone Rectum and Gum Vagina Pipe,

On the P. A T.A. List. and Leather Shield in an Attractive Card Box, Labelled.

mrice Wholesale Houses) ... 27/6 per doz. On the P.A.T.A. List.

M EetaU Price ... 3/- each. Chemists' Price (from Wholesale Houses) ... 22/- per doz.
Min. Retail Price ... 2/6 each.

Th Brand "INGRAM'S " upon Enemas is a Guarantee of Quality.

See facing page and also pages 174, 177.

!

30 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST January 31, 191-

ATTENTION !

NEWOur STYLE and most

attractive Mahogany Show Case

is yours FRI^£^ with an order

for two gross (1/- size) of our

HomcBopathic

Medicines

2/3at per doz., the total outlay

£2being only - 14 - 0>

One gross of each Pilules and

Tinctures, or assorted, as you please.

LEATH & ROSS,

Homoeopathic Chemists,

58 DUKE ST., 6R0SVEN0R SQUARE, LONDON, W.

January 31, 1914 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST —

A 31

Selling

Line

EcsoLENT Compound

(Pronounced "EX-O-LENT)

The^rlds Greatest Skin Remedy

ON THE P.A.T,A.

Ecsolent Compound sells because:

1. It has been tested and is most highly approved by the British Medical
Profession, and is strongly supported by the British Medical Press.

2. It is extensively advertised in a large number of home-reaching
papers, in the leading London and Provincial Dailies, the Monthly
Magazines, &c., with selling power arguments and designs.

3. It is put up in attractive packages of the highest class which lend

dignity and brightness fur Counter or Window Display.

4. It is sold at popular prices within the reach of all.

5. It yields good profit, so there's good business in it for you.

Handsome Window Models, Counter Caskets, Showcards,

—Dummies, Sales-creating Literature sent free on application to:

Ecsolent Compounds, Ltd., Ecsolent Buildings, Elthornc Rd., london, N.
Telegrams: Ecsolencom-Upholl, London."
Telephone: No. 1453 Hornsey.

32 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST January 31. 19I4'

Mineral Spring

Health Granules

have more than quadrupled

their sales in the last few years.

They appeal to Chemists because their profit is generous

and protected, their appearance bright and attractive, and
they are not supplied to the grocery or allied trades.

They appeal to the Public because, by comparison with

the average Health Salt, " Mineral Spring " Health Granules
have greater medicinal activity, keep better, and give
a more prolonged and more sparkling effervescence.

If you do not already stock " Mineral Spring," may
we send you a small Trial Parcel with a supply of
attractive advertising matter, as illustrated above :

THOMAS KERFOOT & CO.,

Sp^'cialisls in Efferoescibles,

BARDSLEY VALE, LANCASHIRE,

And BARDSLEY HOUSE, LONDON, England.

iSurrLEMENT TO TlIE ClIE.MIST AM) UkUG(;IST. [January 81, 1914.

^cpptENF^- - The Chemist and Drfgoist

PEARS

6d. SIZE, unscented PER

4$

8^^
„ all shapes, Washing or Shaving- ;

i Is. 6d. Ditto Ditto

O5 a. fV^tClJa (The Washing Tablets are OOc 'f
perfumed with Otto of Roses) -
U -ifcV/v. : }|

TRANSPARENT n.r^.r.
Boxes
^oS. lOS."GLYCERINE
per Box of 3 Tablets

DISCOUNT of 20 per Ce?
Ml
On all ORDERS of NOT LESS than £5 T
If accompanied by Remittance.
(Lesser quantities 15 per Cent. Discount only.)

IMPOR.TANT STATEMENT, m

No Dealer in the Kingdom, for any quarJty
whatever, obtains more than the above 20 IE"
CENT. Discount.

Sianed

71-75, NEW OXFORD STREET, LONDON, /-C

11

-

SCI'PLF-MENT TO ThE ChEMIST AND DkL'GGIsT.

PEARS

22 PRIZE MEDALS

he highest possible distinction obtainable

$ been awarded in every competition at

M)ry International Exhibition, at home or

t^oad, since 1851, to Grand Prix at Paris
M900 - and at Franco-British Exhibition

London, 1908 —Hors Concours—Member of the Jury.

ULL PRICE LIST Manufactures

and SHOW CARDS

injbe obtained on application at either of the following addresses.

Head Offices:

lONDON, England - 71-73-75, New Oxford Street.

DEPOTS:

' YORK, U.S.A. - - - 417-421, Canal Street.

:ago, u.s.a 232 & 234, Randolph Street.

BOURNE, Victoria - - 561-563, Bourke Street.

NEY, New South Wales 50, Clarence Street.

LAIDE, South Australia 6, North Terrace.

iBANE, Queensland Australasia Chambers, Queen Street.

'LINGTON, New Zealand 36, Jervois Quay.
KLAND, New Zealand - - 10, Fort Street.

JANUAur 31, 1914.] SlII'l'LEMEXT TO ThE ChEMIST ANI> DliLGGlST.

22 Highest Awards

including !

The Gold Medal and Grand Prix.

HORS CONCOURS (Member of the Jury), Franco= British Exhibition, lo^

supplement to 1 he l^hemist and Uruggist, January ^isn, li)

OPULAR

PECIALITIES

Selected from THIS LIST

newVy/?/r£ FO/? copy OF edition (Just Published) TO

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Grasse Roses'' Shampoo Powd^

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DELIGHTFULLY AND DELICATELY PERFUMED

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Packed in Boxes of 7 powders, 7/6 per dozen boxes or 10/6 per gross

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Chemist's own name on one dozen boxes or one gross loose powders ^

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style. 2.

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Style.!. Style.
Style.2.

Style.l.

Sty!e.2

REAM Style -2.— Octagonal Opal Jars with Aluminium Caps, in FULLERS EARTH
Purple and Gold Cartons.
"pal Jai's witli Aluminium Caps 3/- doz. Style 1.—Gilt Lever-lid Tin.s
5- 1 oz. 3/6 dozen. ^Without Cartons 6d. 1 oz. 2/9 dozen. 8 oz. 4/6 dozen, fi oz. II- dozen.

' Rose or Violeti 2 ., 5/6 .. j" per dozen less.
It Opal Jars with Celluloid Coveis
LILY FOAIVI Style 2.— Cardboard Barrels.
1'- dozen. 2 oz. 1/9 dozen. 4 oz. 2/9 dozen.
Style 1.— oz. Marrows, Corked and Leather Capped, in
5nal Opfil Jars with .Vlum -2 VIOLET POWDER
5'- dozen.
Blue and Gold Cartons, 4/6 dozen. Style 1.— Gilt Lever-lid Tins

Style 2.— Octagonal Opal Jars with Aluminium Caps. 4 oz. 2'9 dozen. ft oz. 4/6 dozen. Hi oz. 7/- dozen.

1 oz. 3/- dozen, "l . st, yl, e wi.t,,hout, C„art. ons. —Style 2. Cardboard Barrels.
2 ^. 5/-
J This 2 oz. 1/9 dozen. 4 oz. 2/9 dozen.

TOILET OATMEAL VIOLET OIL

Leather Capped, Style 1.—Metal. bound Barrels, 4 oz. 3/- dozen. Style 1.— White Glass Tobins, Corked and Leather
3/6 dozen.
'aannd7wWMhpi°tne*'Ca^r't^ons. H ., 5/- Capped or fitted w^ith Crown Sprinklers.
Style 2.— Cardboard Barrels -1 2/9
25 oz. 3/9 dozen. 5 oz. 6'9 dozen.

Special Quotations sent on request for Contracts for Season's Requirements.

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WRIGHT, LAYMAN & UMNEY, LTD., SOUTHWARK, LOND

Finest Quality Powders

SEIDLITZ POWDEKS Style 7,-4/9 per Dozen Boxes of Six Powders.

—Style 1.—55//66 per dozen Boxes of Tw elve Pow ders, B.P. Strength „ K.-3/6 ., „ .. ,, '
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•2 —5/3 ., 9.-5/3 per Gross, Banded, B.l'. Strength

3 -5 - ,. 10.-5/9 ,, Enveloped..

4 —5/6 GAZOGENE OR SELTZOGENE CHARGES

5 -7/3 Extra Strong 3-pint. 14/6 per Dozen Boxes of Twilve Chaises

B -8/- Double Strength .5-pint, 19/-
8-pint, 28/-

Special Quotations sent on request for Contracts for Season's Requirements.

Supplement to "The Chemist and Druggist," January 31st, 1914

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Popular Specialities

Style 3 relieves
ndigestiom
Styles head-ache
Liver
CRAPE complaint
SALINE
style 2
Style 5
Style 1
4 Style 4

Style 2

Style 1

SALINE (Minute Granules GRAPE SAI^INE PHOSPHORISED LIYER SALT

InWooa s Plue stoppered Chel tcliliains, In oz. I'lug Stoppered Cheltenhams, 4 3 per do In 'Wood's Plug Stoppere?d Cheltenhams.
lours. Wrapped—
LIVER SALINE
WandIf-'^l'' P^'' « °'- 8 - per (loz. —Style 1. In Colours.
hite.
Wrapped— G oz.. 7/6 per doz
8 cz.. 8/6
6 02 7/- per doz. h o/,., 8/- per rtoz In .J oz. riuE^ Stoppered Cheltenhams. I Without Cartons
lours. Cartoned- i-id. per doz. less.
Style 1.—In Colours.
B.J>^Vh-iTte'. '!<" '* °'- 8/- per doz.
Cartonerl— Style 2.— Black and ^Vhite Letterpress- Style -Black and White Scvi Pt.

i•ttsvlWcsr'L;;nwrapPp^e^td""o'r- S oz., 8/- per doz. Style Biack and White Script. 0 oz., 71' per doz. No Cartons for
without Cartons, 4/3 per dozen. 8oz., 8/-
this series.
I'd. per dozen leas.

Special Quotations sent on request for Contracts for Season's Requirements.

Supplement to "The Chemist and Druggist,'' January 31st, 1914

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Popular Specialities

EXCELLENT SELLING LINES

Style 5

1

Style 4

5ryle 5

Effervescent

f^HYGEIA

SALT.

HYGEIA

^MSALT.

Style 2

Style 1

FRUIT CRYSTALS HYGEIA SALT HEALTH SALT ,

•2 oz. Bottles. Corked and Capsuled. In 4 and h oz. Lever-Lid '1 ins. Style 1.—4 oz. Round liecorated t-cv,"'!'*

—Lime Juice and Soda In Yellow Cartons only. —Style 1. Black and Wliite Letterpress. Style 2.-4 oz. Square .. ^ '.,
—Style 2. Blue on Cream Lettei press.
—Lemon :—Style 1. Black and \\'hite. —Style :!. Black and W hite Script. Style oz. White Glass Kali lC'>P'^^l '
Style oz. Blue Panel with IVlioxvfl
Style 2.—Yellow. 1 oz.. 2/6 per doz. : y oz. 4/6perdoz. 1 ^i
All other Flavours in Black and W hite only, 2/9 per doz.
4.- J
SULPHUR AMD SARSAPARILJLA SALT
Sliives. Coloured 1-abe f. '
4 oz. Lever-Lid Tins, 2/9 per doz. Style .i.-4 oz. Blue Panel with Itov"
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Sliives. Black and White I-

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EXCEPTIONALLY COMPLETE STOCK

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Style

Style 2

Style

Style 2

Style 3

Style I Style 5

BAD SALTS-Pree from Sugar. (In Minute Style 2.- In Colours Cartoned

is OP Powder.) 6 oz.. Tall or Squat, 7/6 per dozen Without Cartons,
1,

In Wood's Plug-Stoppered Che]tenha,ii-is. 8 oz., Tall only- - 8/6 ,, ,, i (id. per dozen less.

l.-Black and White Cartoned. Style 3.— In Colours

6oz., Tall or Sqnat. 116 per dozen [ 8 oz.. Square Plug-stoppered Cheltenhams onhj

Boz., Tailor Sf(Hare8/6 ,. ,, ) Without Cartons cartoned - - 8/6 per dozen | .^'.'^p^^* ^^e^ less.
(id. per dozen less

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Citrate of Magnesia

style I Style 4 Style 3

CITRATE OF IHACNESIA —Style 2. l^acked as Style 1, with Mauve and Gold Label. Style .l.-.^s Style 3. with l.etterprof

-White Glass Kali, Black and White Lithographi Style 3. —Blue Cheltenhams with Boxwood-Top Corks, Style . -White Glass Kali, with ISiH-
Labels. with Black and White Lithographic Labels. IJest Quality only, Blaclif'

Quality Boxwood-Top Quality Corked and graphic Labels.
No. 1 Capsuled
Shives No. 2 Quality Nol. Quality No. 2

K oz, fluid .. 5/-perdoz. H oz. fluid 3/9 per doz, 8 oz. fluid .. 5/6 per doz. 8 oz. fluid .. 4/3 per doz. 8 oz. fluid 8S
leoz. fluid .. 7,'- li; oz. fluid 146
llloz. fluid .. 8/6 ,. U; oz. fluid 6'3 Kioz. fluid .. 9/- ., 32oz. fluid . . 12 3 32 oz, fluid
32 oz. fluid . . 14/6 ,, 32 oz. fluid 32oz.fluid .. 15/- .,
116

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Supplement to " The Chemist and Druggist," January 3 1 st, 1914

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New Black and White " Script " Series

of Effervescent Preparations

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WeBAD
NOi E.— do not pack this style in Cartons.
LT (In Minute Granules or CITRATE OF MAGNESIA
Iter I! le from Sugar HEALTH SALT

\\ I 0/. ^Vliito Glass Kali (Capsuled) 2/9 per doz,

" Sqiml, 7/- |.pr do/.. Qu.ilit.v yo. I. Quality -\o. 2. I , Blue Fauel (Boxwood-Top Corks], 3/3 per doz.
r Squarf, 8/- per ilr,/.. ^ oz. fluid cfipai'ity. 5/- rei' do/, 3/9 per <lo/.
HYGEIA SALT
16 o/,. 8/6
32 «•' 14/6.. ,. I oz, l.cver-Lid TiiiK, 2/6 per doz

ifESCl T SALINE .. 6/3 ^ f". 4/6
. 11/6 .,
'Wder (In Minute Granules SULPHUR AND SARSAPARILLA SALT

Stoppered Clieltenlii Jlliie C'fiel tenhains (Boxwood-Top Ci rliS). I oz.. Lever-Lid Tius, 2/9 per doz.

6''6 rjioilit.v No. 1, Quality Xo. 'i SBIDLITZ POWDERS 5/3 per do/., boxes.
S (rz. fluid iMpai-i(.v 5/6 pfi- di'z. 4/3 per doz lu Mox ol 12 Powders, b.P. Streu
1

7/6

HORIS HYER SALT V> •: 9/- 7/- Box of (i 3/6
' In Hox of 13 Extra Strong, 7/3

Stoppererl Cl.olte,, 7/- EFFERVESCENT LIVER SALINE Box111 of <i 4/-

In llox of 13 Double Streng-tli 8/-

8/- 1 oz„ Plug Stopi>ereii Clieltenhaiiis 4/3 per Box of ":/9

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Supplement to "The Chemist and Druggist, ' January 3 1 st, 1914

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Malt Preparations

style 6 Style 7

EXTRACT OF MALT EXTRACT OF MALT & COD LIVER OIL

I Styles 4 5 and 7) (Styles 4, 5 and 7)

12 oz. fluid 1 lb. by weight 8/- per doz. 12 oz. fluid lib. by weight .. 8/6 per do7,.
24 oz. „ . 13/6 24 oz. ,,
48 oz. ,, 2 lb. 48 oz. ., 21b. „ ... 14 -
4 lb. 22/-
4 1b. ,, • 23/- ., I

Without Cartons fid. per dozen less. The 4 lb. size, also Styles 6, 8, 9 and 10, cannot be supplied with Cartons.

4 oz, - - 4/3 per doz. 12 oz. 10/- per doz.
13/3 „ „
fi oz. - - 6/3 „ „ Ifi oz.

8 oz. - - 7/6 „

Ca rlons 6d. per dozen exlra.

Chemist s own name and address printed free with orders for three dozen and upwards

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WE ALLOW A FINE PROFIT i)N

COAL

WRIGHT'S T SOAt

to those who help us in advertising it

A Window Display of Wright's Coal Tar Specialties

yields 30 per cent, profit on the seUing pric,
46 per cent, on the buying price and you lave
a further chance of

14 CASH PRIZES which will be given
for WINDOW DISPLAYS in 1914

First Prize £2S Fourth Prize
£10 and
Second Prize
Third Prize 10 Consolation Prizes of £1

CL Please note opposite page and see what we ask you to sell, what
we give you to help to sell it, and some valuable ideas of display.

RESULT OF WINDOW DISPLAY COMPETITION. 193

Isl PRIZE £25: W. H. HARRISON, 34 Bridge Street, Hindley, Wigan, Lanes

2nd PRIZE £15 W. E. COULTAS, 13 Rusdings Road, Sheffield
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3rd PRIZE £10: NEVE & Co., 12 Wellington Place, Hastings

4th PRIZE £5: J. BARKER, Evington Road Pharmacy, Leicester

TEN CONSOLATION PRIZES OF £1 EACH

H. L. WARNE, 92 High Street, Ventnor, TIMMIS & RICHARDS. 432 King's Road,

Isle of Wight Chelsea, S.W.

T. E. WILMSHURST, Linkfield Corner, Redhill LLEWELLYN D. JONES, Abergele Road,

H. ISAAC, 120 Whiteladies Road, Clifton Colwyn Bay

J. W. HARPER, 1 Albert Grove, Starbeck, S. EDWARDS, 32 High Street, Godalming

Harrogate PRATT'S DRUG STORES, 155 London Ro!'.

H. RICHARDS, 17 Salisbury Street, Blandford Croydon

B. & H. ELLIOTT, London Road, Portsinc h