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—Copper Sulphate. The Liverpool f.o.b. quotation for against 12,637 kilos, in December 1916.' This brings toe
export is nominally lower at 65?., but business is virtually total for 1917 to 131,508 kilos., against 114,573 kilos, in 1916.
held up. The demand for agricultural purposes is some- Saccharin.—There is keen competition for business among
what slow, and the current fixed price is 527. delivered net importers of American saccharin, and the market position
is slightly easier, sales having been made by responsible
makers' works. firms at 254s. per lb., ditty not paid, for 550 pure on the
Coriander-seed is quiet for old crop Morocco at 65s. per spot, and further sellers thereat.
Saferon is higher at 55s. per lb. net on the spot for finest
Aewt. little business is reported in new crop July-Sep-
tember shipment at 40s. to 42s. 6(7. c.i.f. terms. Valentia. .?
Cream of Tartar is a firm market, with a brisk demand. Salicylates. — Most of the makers and dealers in salicylic
Dealers quote from 425s. to 430s. per cwt. on the spot. acid appear to be overstocked at present, and the efforts
Cumin-seed is slow of sale at 65s. per cwt. for sifted to force sales have resulted in the recession of prices, it
Morocco, and at 52 bd. to 57s. 6(7. for common.
being possible to buy at 4s. 9(7., and a trifle less in quantity.
Farina is dull, with sellers of, No. 1 Japanese at 80s. on Prices are now extremely low, and should the demand im-
the spot, and May-June shipment at 77s. c.i.f.
prove, as it not unlikely with a continuance of hot weather,
Fennel-seed is quoted 57s. 6r7. per cwt. for East Indian.
a better market is looked for. Sodium salicylate is un-
Fenugreek-seed is steady at 41s. per cwt. for fair
Morocco. changed at our last week's quotations.
Ginger continues to advance; common to good common —Santonin. The official price of pure crystals has been
Jamaica is 112s. 6(7. to 115s., and medium to good 120s. to
advanced to 400s. per kilo, net for at least 50-kilo. lots
125s. washed Cochin is 95s. to 97s. bd., Calicut 95s., and _
;
in one delivery. .For smaller quantities prices are:. 25 kilos.,
Japanese 90s.
420s. 10 kilos., 440s. and 5 kilos., 460s. per kilo, net ex
; ;
Guaiacol Carbonate is offered at 110s. per lb. on the spot. wharf London, payment net cash against delivery order.
Gum Acacia is quiet, with spot sellers of Sudan .sorts at These prices are strictly without engagement, and subject
37s. bd., and afloat at 82s. bd. c.i.f. to alteration. The above prices show an advance of 40s.
—AHexamine.
considerable supply is awaiting- shipment on 50-kilo. lots, and an even larger advance on the smaller
from the U.S.A., but permits are not being granted, and quantities.
—Sarsaparilla.
the pries on spot remains at an inflated level. Eighty-nine bales have arrived in Liver-
.
—Honey. Reports have been current in Mincing Lane this
pool.
TNShellac is inactive, with the usual standard
week that , the Ministry of Food_ is about to control the Orange
retail selling price of honey, but no confirmation or denial
offering at 325s. per cwt. on the spot ; to arrive. May-June
ACshipment sellers quote. 305s. ;
of these reports is obtainable in official quarters. Garnet for shipment is
Hydroquinone is a little easier at 17s. per lb., on the offered at 315s., and pure button at 325s. c.i.f.
spot, owing' to arrivals. Soda Bicarbonate- is unchanged. One of the principal
—AInsect-wax.
limited quantity of Chinese is offered at makers quotes 11. 18s. per ton in 2-cwt. bags, 81. 3s. in
201. per cwt. 1-cwt. bags, and 107. 10s. bd. in cwt. kegs, delivered London
Lemon-juice is inquired for, but there appears to be —station.
Soda Crystals. Makers' prices are: 5-ton lots, in 2-cwt.
—nothing available for spot delivery. bags, 47. 7s. bd. per ton, and in 1-cwt. bags 4?. 15s., de-
Lime-juice. The better demand noted last week has con-
livered free to any railway station in England, Scotland,
tinued, and prices if anything- have a firmer tendency. and Wales. These" prices also apply to minimum 1-ton lots
Menthol is slow, with sales of Kobayashi at 13s. Sd.
—at approved centres.
spot and April-June shipment at 13s. bd. c.i.f. The firmer Soda Hyposulphite. Only limited supplies offer at 65s.
market in Japan is maintained, and should there be a
revival of speculative interest here, as is not unexpected, per cwt. for ordina.ry crystals in casks.
Soda Tartarata.—English makers have advanced their
a higher market is looked for.
Methyl Salicylate is a little easier at lis. per lb. on the prices by 10s. per cwt., and now quote from 170s. to 177s.,
spot. according to quantity. Pulv. Seidlitz has also been ad-
vanced in proportion, the quotation in 5-cwt. casks being
—Milk-sugar. Several parcels (272 barrels) have arrived
136s. 9t?. per cwt. net. Hoicards is 137s. bd. net.
this week, mostly from the United State's, and this ought
Sulphonal is steady at 80s. per lb. on the spot.
to give an easier tendency to the inflated rates asked. Some
—Tamarinds. West Indian entirely disappeared from the
buyers, however, are so needy that they are glad to get
the stuff u. tout prije. market in first-hands.
Tartaric Acid remains very firm at 3s. bd. per lb. on
—Musk (Xylol) is offered at 60s. per lb.
the spot.
Or*is. Fair Florentine sorts can be had at 105s. per
Thymol of Indian make is offered at from 47s. bd. to 50s.
cwt. on the spot.
—per lb. on the spot.
Peach-kernel Oil appears to be practically unobtainable Turmeric. Madras finger is scarce and dearer, with spot
sales at 95s. and sellers.
owing to the scarcity of raw material.
—Turpentine. American on spot is 118s. per cwt. to holders
Peppers are dearer, the sales including fair black Singa-
pore at 1j. b%d., fair Tellicherry at Is. 6^(7., and Alleppy at
Is. bd. There are buyers of fair white Singapore on spot —of permits.
at 2s. b^d., and* white Muntok has been sold at 2s. Id. and Vanilla. At auction a total of 1,115 tins offered (chiefly
Tauyers. Seychelles), of which about 820 tins told. Good-conditioned
—Peppermint Oil. There is practically no stock of American pods were well competed for, and sold at steady prices,
tin oil left on the spot, and 23s. net is readily obtainable but other descriptions, including brown foxy and split were
—for single cases. H.G.H. is not offered easier. The following prices were paid : Seychelles (561
Phenacetin. The demand has shown an appreciable im-
tins offered and mostly sold) : Good firsts, 7 to 8 in., 8s. 3d.
provement during the past fortnight, and the lower price to 8s. 9(Z. ; 6 to 6^ in., 7s. to 7s. bd. 3 to 5 in., 6s.; fair,
of 26s. now in operatiou has evidently led to a revival of
7 to 9 in., 7s. bd. to 8s. bd. ; 3 to 7 in., 5s-. to 7s. doubtful
—its use among manufacturers of proprietai*ies. ;
Phenazone. Although the demand shows an improvement,
keepers, 6 to 8 in., 6s. to 7s. 3d. 3& to 6 in., 5s. 9d. good
—the price has eased down to 47s. bd. per lb. on the spot. ; ;
Pimento. At auction 159 bags fair were bought in at
seconds, 6 to 7A in., 6s. to Is. bd. ; 2£ to 6 in., 4s. to 5s. 9(7. ;
fair to good split, 4s. to 5s. 9(7. browns, 4s. to 5s. mouldy,
; ;
Is. bd. to 3s. 31 tins Mauritius offered and 29 sold: Crysta-
—Sid. Ulised firsts, to 9 in., 8*. to 8s. bd. ; 6| to 7 in., 7s. bd.
Platinum. While the trade price as fixed recently ;
seconds, 6 in., 5s. mouldy, 2s. bd. 258 tins Bourbon offered
;
between leading houses or importers stands at 400s. per oz., and '45 sold: Good firsts, 6 to 8 in., 8s. 9(7. to 10s. bd. ;
the terms on which import contracts are handled by re-
finers are based on a considerably lower figure. Strenuous doubtful keepers, 7g to 8 in., 9s. 9(7. to 10s. : mouldy firsts,
efforts to exploit deposits are being made in North America, 3s. to 3s. 3(7.. 43 tins Ceylon offered and 28 sold: Foxy,
and3 to 7 in., 3s. to 5s. ; split, Is. 18 tins West Indian
including Canada, and also in some of the Australasian sold: Firsts, slightly mouldv, 5s. 3(7. to 6s. 3(7.; seconds, 4i
districts. to 5 in., 4s. bd. good splits, 5s. 9(7. foxy, 4s. to 4s. bd.
;;
Potash Bicarbonate.—Crystals in cases offer at 2s. 3d.
per lb. 38 tins Tahiti offered and 5 sold : Slightly split, 2s. 6(7.
per lb.
Potash Permanganate is quoted at from 13s. to 14s. Vanillin remains firm at 70s. per lb., which price is re-
for Japanese make. Caution is, however, necessary ,in garded as low compared with that of raw material.
Touying for forward delivery from Japan at this inflated
Wax, Japanese, is quiet at 132s. bd. per cwt. on the
price. spot, and at 122;. c.i.f. for July-September shipment.
Quillaia is dearer than when last quoted, Liverpool ask- —Zinc Dust. There has been more business doing lately,
—ing 70s. and London 75s. for whole, and 80s. for crushed. and high prices have been paid for small parcels of Austra-
Quinine. The consignment which arrived last week has
lian, high-grade up to about 1127. per ton, although quota-
practicallv all been absorbed, but further orders are being tions for fair-sized quantities are still obtainable at around
solicited for direct shipment from Java. The exports from 1087. f.o.r. delivered U.K. ports. Good quantities are re-
Java during December 1917 amounted to 18,529 kilos.,
quired in the chemical trades, chiefly in connection with war
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50 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST Jcxe 1. 19lf
requirements. Low-grade English material has been secured
a* 85i. to 80?. delivered at works. The movement of sup-
plies is somewhat difficult owing to freight scarcity. .
Java Quinine. Fair Play for Soldier Assistants.
According to recent cablegrams from Java, it appears Sib,—When I attended the annual meeting of the Phar-
that the Syndicate of quinine-makers and cinchona-planters maceutical Society on May 15 a copy of the proposed by-
have arranged with—Dutch quinine-factories to accept in
future either cinchona-bark or crude quinine from Java. laws was handed to me, and I had no idea until then
The Dutch makers mentioned are the Amsterdam and
Netherlands factories, and it is stated that the Bandoeng that the special general meeting following was to pass by-
factory raise no objection to the export, of crude quinine.
The export of crude quinine from Java will to some extent, laws dealing with a curriculum., The local Association to
solve the difficulty of securing tonnage for cinchona from
which I belong have not considered them. I am quite
Java to Europe.
South of France Flower-crops. in accordance with Mr. Higgs, as representative of the
Thames Valley Association, in raising objection to the
Paris, May 21.
validity of the notice of that meeting^ I repeat what I
The reports received from the South of France in respect said at the meeting, " If a compulsory curriculum were
to the forthcoming flower-crops are on the whole poor, the
chief difficulty in the way of a prosperous season being the instituted when so many young men were away it would
lack of fars for the manufacture of pomades. The harvest- be exceedingly unjust to them." Why press the" matter at
ing oi the violet and jonquil crops, which was delayed
by the recent cold spell, is now over, but tha production this time? The Council obtained powers to frame by-laws
of rosebuds is id full swing, and the result is more satisfac-
tory than that of violets, but prices rule exceedingly high. for a curriculum in the 1908 Act. In the middle of this
The distillation of orange-flowers will take place next month, great war many of the young men who will be affected by
but the prospect is a very poor one, as this flower has them are away fighting for our very hearths and homes,
suffered more through the frost than any other. More
unable to speak for themselves. Is this the gratitude which
likely than not neroli oil will cost over i.OOOfr. per kilo.
The Paris essential-oil market is dull. Bourbon geranium should be meted out to them by older men who are too
oil, having been, on the decline for some time past, has now advanced in years to shoulder the rifle? I quite agree
with your correspondent " M. P. S." in urging a post-
recovered, and prices have a pronounced tendency to rise,
ponement of operation of the by-laws until at least two years
56fr. c.i.t Marseilles being asked (without war-risk insur-
after the conclusion of peace. Compare the action that the
ance, and without shipping space guaranteed). Algerian
Universities have taken regarding the undergraduates and
geranium continues to rise, over lOCfr. having lately been
their degrees with that of our Society. - The present is not
paid for a kilo.
an opportune occasion to impose a curriculum on our absent
young men justice, generosity, and every encouragement
;
to help should be cur endeavour on their returning to civil
life. If the Pharmaceutical Society are not prepared for
St. Vincent Arrowroot. the postponement, I hope Associations and chemists through-
The Report of the Treasury Department of St. Vincent out the country will consider the matter, and both collee-
for 1916 indicates a decline in the exports of arrowroot, tivsly and individually write to the Privy Council before the
which was not attributed to a decreased output but to a by-laws are confirmed. Tours truly.
scarcity of tonnage. The figures for the past four years
Chelsea. Isaac T. Lloyd.
ars as follows Still Considering.
Value —Sib, Once more I find the Pharmaceutical Society are
Lb. £
Year still considering what to do to help students who have
1913 4,327.036 53,607 been discharged from the Army disabled and otherwise.
1914 4.618.347 57.808
... Are they aware that the war is about to enter its fifth year ?
1915 5.290.781 44,689 During the last two or three of these years a largs number
1916 4,441,242 37,619 of students and apprentices, among them many of the
The price, which has been gradually rising during the last old " Kitchener's Mob," have been returned to civil life :
few years, was maintained at a satisfactory level in 1916, some of thfem have probably re-entered the profession with-
and at the present moment is exceptionally high.
out help, but a great many others no doubt have watched
the Council discussions month after month, and have
Arrivals of Chemicals, Drugs, etc. given up hope of any help from that quarter. Now, for the
The following- arrivals have taken place at the Ports oi London and benefit of those that have been, and will be, discharged,
Liverpool. Particulars oi imports oi oils, oilseeds- nuts, fats, gums, etc.,
I will relate my experiences. I applied to my local War
are not now published.
Pensions Committee for assistance under- the Minister of
To London Belladonna^ - leaves. Calcium borate. 6.505 Pensions' scheme of training for disabled* and pensioned
(May 16 to 24). 31 bgs. bgs. men. They at once took the matter in hand, jvith the
Antimony reg. 20 tons Camphor, 350 cs.,
Canary-seed, 200 bgs. Cantharides, 40 cs. Cerium nitrate, 2 cs. result that I got my fees paid at a College of Pharmacy
Cream of tartar, 48 for nine months, together with the maximum pension during
Chemical products, Eucalyptus oil, 8 cs. cks. the time I was in training. I also received at the end of
unrated 852 kgs. Gentian, 8 bgs. Glycerin, rei.. 120 cs. this period a bonus of 5s. per week for each week I am
Mil* sugar, 222 brls
63 cs. 1 ck. 1 cbv. Ipecacuanha, 5 bis. at College. I earnestly advise any man discharged through
Antimony oxide, 78 I Myristic acid, 1 cs.
Orris, 43 bgs. disability brought about by war service to apply to his
.
cks. Senna, 50 bis Quillaia, 19 tons
Soda nitrate. 96.088 War Pensions Committee, when he will without doubt
Arsenic, 200 cs. and Dyestnfis, dyeing and
rpceive the same consideration that I- have received.
52 cwt. tanning materials, bgs.
Barbiione, 12 cs. unrated, 130 pkgs. Tartar, crude. 85 Why the Society should not have found out at least as
Bromides: potash. 4 cks.: dyewood'ert., bgs. 17 cks. much as I have done, or, if they have done so. why they
40 cs. 1 ck. myrabolans, Thorium nitrate,
should not have published it broadcast months ago, is
Cream of tartar, 2 ; 48 cs.
Drugs and medicinal bevond mv ccmorehension. Faithfullv vours,
cks. 5 pkts.
Student. (89/41.)
Gelatin, 657.
Glycerin, rei., 2,278/. Perfumery, unrated. preps., 427.
Menthol. 20 cs. mostly raw ma- Balsams, 355 cs. The Council TDleetionJ
Bhenazone. 10 cs. terials, 2,823/. : toi- Sarsaoarilla, 42 bis. —Stb, As a subscriber for over thirty years to the C. <{• ~D-,
Potash iodide, 56 cs. let=powder, 2.472/. Dyestnfis, tanning and may I ask for a little space to correct an error into which
you and " Xrayser II." appear to have fallen? During
Potash pro—., red. Plumbaso, 1.172 bris. dyeing materials : the recent pharmaceutical election I, among many others,
5-cs. 501 cks. fustic-wood. 40 tons : received a brochure from one of the candidates, a portion
Pyrogallic acid, 10 Soap, toilet, L0897. ' hemlock tanning ext., Aof which was particularly addressed to Boots' managers.
cks. Starches (cwt.) : dex- 331 cks. ; logwood letter was also addressed to many members of tie Society
Besorcin, 4 cs. trin. 203 ; farina. . ext., 699 cks. ;. mi- signed by several of Boots' managers, in which, to a certain
extent, they expressed their views. Another letter was also
Soda hvposulph.. 3.975: potato. mosa-bark, ground,
addressed to many voters by yet another nianager. During
10 tons 10.269 : wheat, 41 178 bis. : sumach. the past, six years I have been brought into more or less
close touch with many matters pharmaceutical, and par-
Subitol, 10 cs. Talc, '1,5807. ground, 100 bgs.: ticularly with some members and would-be members of the
Pharmaceutical Council, who have invariablv had my sup-
!
port in the interests of pharmacy. I therefore considered
Tannic acid, 10 cks. Wax. not described. wattle-bark. 218 bis.: I had a perfect right (and even after reading the remarks
Tartar, crude. 36 cks. 23 bis. 259 bgs. 110 ' ground. 260 bis. which vou and " Xravser II." have made I still think so),
245 bgs. brls. 50 cs. pressed, 178 bis.
\
Tartaric acid. 8 cks. To Liverpool Magnesite, 6,050 tons
32 hrls. (May 17 to 25).
;
Terpineol. 4 cs.
I Starches (bags), 436
' potato, 112
Thvmol, 3 cs. Canary-seed, 537 bgs IWax, bees', 19 bes.
I>rn?s. etc.. unrated, Chemical products. I 77 blocks 73 bdls.
89.' bis. '411 pkgs. unrated, 132 brls. 182 pkzs.
and 557. Argvrol, 2 cs. Zinc oxide. 1.768 brls
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to address Boots' managers. I was even vain enough to is not likely to be anyone quite so ridiculous as to suggest
believe that some of them would be glad if I did so. As that they shouldn't: hut probably never has the need lor a
a member' of the Pharmaceutical Society, therefore, I wrote deeper consideration of the truth that " By bread alone
such a letter (and paid for it) from my own private house they shall not live " existed than to-day. If the subject of
as, in my opinion, might help those pharmacists to whom the future of pharmacy is to be dealt with ambitiously as
it was addressed, if they desired to use their votes, to exer- such, it is necessary that the chemist should come out for
cise their judgment. I am convinced from the replies I a while into the open and, standing apart, survey the
have received that it was productive of serious thought, a trend of pharmacy of to-day. What does he discover ? He
state of mind which many great men are telling us is will see throughout his daily operations how relatively
what is necessary in the presant age. The gibe about the unimportant is the necessity for any serious education iu
" dangerously preponderating voice " is best answered by
either the scientific or technical aspect of his calling. In
your correspondent, " Not an Iseariot," in the last para- fact, he could truthfully say that the pharmaceutical educa-
graph of his letter in the C. & B., March 9. tion he has received is proving rather a hindrance than a
Yours truly, help in developing the present remunerative departments of
Nottingham. E. S. Waring. his business ; he will notice that the motive which actuates
English-grown Belladonna. a large proportion of chemists is sordid and unprofessional
WeSra,— notice in the C. <L D., May 25, p. 36, a quota- in the proper interpretation of that term. It matters little
tion from " The Times " on the subject of belladonna or nothing that his activities day by day may be opposed
Weplantations. see you give this quotation without any to the immediate or ultimate interests of those he serves,
comment, and we think it only fair to English growers or that progress towards a worthier and more scientific
that theJFacts stated should be tsomewhat modified so as to function on the Continental principle is retarded and for-
bring them into true relation to facts. As you are probably gotten. Apparently an obsession to compete with the rest
aware, our company has grown belladonna on its own of the commercial world in the race for material gain has
farms in England for over eighty years. We doubt very deliberately set in, regardless of the futility of such effort,
much whether the plantations mentioned by "The Times" in a restricted field of petty transactions and the relatively
could fulfil the requirements of the trade beyond a com- meagre success that is at best commercially attainable in
paratively small extent. We do not wish to" in any wav pharmacy. Blindly the race goes on, an^l any hand, how-
run down the good work done in Surrey, but probablv the ever irrelevant, that is extended to speed the exercise is
plantations cultivated by the two or " three old English grasped with childish fervour and avidity. When will
houses, who have been in the trade for so long, far exceed
chemists be consistent with regard to success in the grosser
anything grown in the Surrey district. It is, of course, a sense of financial gain ? The absurdity of clinging to
well-known fact that a great many new growers of bella- an educational system which is of practically microscopic
donna have cropped up since the war broke out, and with mvalue
the pursuit of profits is so painfully mani-
reasonable safeguard there is probablv scope for all. The fest. If the future pharmacist is to be a smart and tactful
very high prices that have been obtained during the last
lew years have naturally attracted many. Probablv before salesman, a purely business organiser, the creator of a
very much longer we may be" faced with'an over-production,
as occurred soma ten or so years ago, when fresh, green, selling-window, a cutter of prices, and advertising expert,
English belladonna herb was sold down as low as' 21 luV
why, oh, why does he wade through the totally extraneous
technique of pharmacy and assume the painful steps of a.
Minor or Major candidate ? Why does he spend the most
P.er tou Yours trulv, susceptible years of his youth in gathering and assimilating
-
For Stafford Allen & Sons, Ltd.. purely pharmaceutical knowledge and experience? Surely
Kenneth C. Allen, Director. a clean sweep should be made of such false and illogical
Price-changes. procedure. Better far to establish colleges of business-
Sra,—.1 propos of your useful Editorial article on " Price- trainiiisr and the encouragement of all those theories and
changes, I wonder if it is realised what some of us in principles which promote the successful pursuit of com-
the retail business are having to contend against because mercial life where the soul cannot rise appreciably higher
of the reluctance with which some patent-medicine houses than the fruitful calculation of profits, the exercise of busi-
part with invoices for goods with ••uncertain" prices. The ness economy, unremitting industry, and enterprise. But
wholesalers must know the price at which the maker -old
ins goods to them-he (the wholesaler) here we come to the parting of the ways, and well the
who apparently is informed—and then saner of our pharmaceutical leaders know it. Pharmacy
is the onlv on» has a legitimate and altruistic niche in the domain of
poor retailer
the health welfare, and when a stage of development is reached
has to wait a week or more for his invoice. Goods sup-
posed not to have further advanced in price, arrive and are where the necessities of pharmaceutical usefulness conflict
sold at a figure less than what the wholesaler manages to with commercial interests the rupture is complete and
capture, as transpires, It is unfair, to put it mildlv. nothing will reconcile them. I have declared out of a full
to improve
Hoping was worse. matters I tried another firm, but their conviction my belief that the future of pharmacy will be
method I found the invoice was included with
elevated or degraded respectively as it walks in harmony
goods, but it wa<s unpriced, and I am still waiting for or antagonism with the profession of medicine and the
priced invoice
for an order sent sixteen davs a*o- o-ood* interests of public health, and I repeat even more empha-
—wearrived ten days ago. It is no use the wholesalers crying tically, the true path of pharmacy leads inevitably to re-
VVar conditions retailers have the same conditions conciliation with the medical profession. Both sides
to labour under and I understand stripped of all selfish and avaricious tendencies, a day
so ;
the wholesalers are not should ultimately arrive when each will be prepared to
G. E. Williams.
shore of clerks as of packers. make sacrifices in the cause of equitable and sympathetic
co-operation. There will be a bitter contest, but a new
Aldeburgh-on-Sea,
The Title " Chemist." era will dawn for pharmacy if we be but faithful to our
m m J % "t"RKo. h.potaaehpmnrG£Soeat^tatho?nheMrtaicctnna,»KgrJifyPnfrca.rshos-igtm,earaf*itsylthdye*nat>cthrGaoasrkrttFeeraeseetwbktsuehrpt<iouo?nhrnsa-ydhrKcsotyoouhtBleit^9td.orle,esp..m"sP.ee°dea5nTrk1nduTh)ige,hetgnneoicIgswewtaoo,obogr"ftrrdoaeknibenau-optfwtgo"tihattihtelshheheeemncttitoMaiicrrrttraull.evleee better selves. Let us make no claim which in our hearts
we know to be unworthy, but stand like granite for the
principles which represent all that is best in our rightfu!
sphere of work and contribute to the continuity and de-
velopment of those duties for which pharmacists are
naturally and peculiarly fitted, or which in due season they
mchemist has will by reason of a more comprehensive training and educa-
Wetion fit themselves.
these days become relegated mostlv to the have now a Council representing
wholesale chemist, yet so well do the public understand bv all shades of opinion, and with strongly marked poten-
chemist, "one who dispenses, etc.." that it is advanta°-e- tialities for eood or evil. I appeal to this reconstituted
OU9 to retain such a title as chemist and apothecarv for body with all sincerity to seek out a path for pharmacy
Minor men (and ph. chemist for Maior men). —which shall lead to loftier pharmaceutical endeavour by
„, Faithfullv vours. every legitimate means to promote the financial betterment
feterkstroom, Cape Province. . E. Laxgham. of pharmacv. but. above all. in that scientific sphere of
The Future of Pharmney. usefulne-s which everv true pharmacist should occupy. The
Sir.—Arising probably out of Mr. Hugo Wolff's election future of pharmacy is inseparably bound up in the Phar-
address, controversv has been once more excited over this maceutical Society; by and through it pharmacy moves,
vexed and time-worn question. The fact that this candidate breathes, and has its being. Everyone having the best
has been successfully returned cannot fail to reveal to bis interest of pharmacists at heart should strive to maintain
dcraiyticpshathramtactihsetsasaprieragtrisosnsslyofcoammlearrgceiaplr,opaonrdtiothnatof the Society as a learned bodv having power to secure the
present- higher recognition and training of pharmacists, and not
the prin-
ciple cf profit-moncrering is dominant in their conception as an oracle for smug-spirited drug-grocers, as some of
of pharmacv and its practice. It is, of our self-styled deliverers would make it.
recommence the old argument that chemists
course, idle to Faithfully yours,
must live— there Sontbend-on-Sea. Sydney F. Body.
Index Folio 439
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52 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST June 1, 1918
Subscribers' Symposium. obtained, well ahead. The Clerk to the Licensing Justices,
the overseers, and superintendent of police are the officials
&For interchange of opinion among " C. D." readers, and brief who should be addressed.
notes on business and practical topics, especially new ideas.
Radiator Leak-Preventive. Miscellaneous Inquiries.
Referring to the inquiry in the C. & D., May 25, p. 52 When samples are sent particulars should be supplied to us as to
as to what powder is added to the water of motor radiators their origin, what they are, what they are used for and how.
to prevent leakage, O. M. P. (87/43) informs us that water
We do not undertake to analyse and report upon proprietary
glass is used for the purpose.
Mr. E. A. Holloway (Southend-on-Sea) also writes: "Pea- articles nor to publish supposed formula's for them.
flour is added to the water of motor radiators in the Velox (82/61).— (1) Eczema in Dog.—The symptoms you
proportion of about 5 lb. to 5 gals, of wafer. It forms a
kind of emulsion and stops slight leakage, but it makes describe as to the condition of the dog's toes make it prob-
an unpleasant mess and eventually blocks the sound tubes
able that it is a form of pustular eczema. The treatment
' of the radiator."
should be a mild purgative, and then the following mixture
Mr. P. Hurran (P. J. Full wood & Bland) writes: " Ordi
night and morning :
nary fine oatmeal, to be obtained at any grocer's, is very
useful for this purpose. The engine should be run till thue~ Ammon. iodidi gr v.
water in radiator is very hot, and a heaped dessertspoonf
Sodii bicarb. ... ... ... gt. xx.
of oatmeal then put in while the water is circulating. J
Liq. arsenicalis rn_v.
have found this stop fairly bad leaks on my ' Rover ' car.
and have been surprised at the good results. Your inquirer Aq. ad ... ... ... jss.
will understand this is more or less of an emergency pro The diet should consist of fish, bread-and-milk, and light
ceeding, and it is not wise to continue the practice too long-."
soups. Externally poultice the part with belladonna or
opium preparations, then wash with weak solution of Jeyes'
fluid (1 in 50), and paint with tinct. iodi. It may be neces-
Supplying Drug Addicts. sary to touch the pustules with argent, nit. or zinci chlor.
—gr. xx. in sp. vini siij . (2) Aphtha in Sheep. The erup-
Honour First (22/5), replying to " W. L. T." (C <£• D., tion on the sheep's face is malignant aphtha. It is sup-
May 18, p. 51), writes : " He should gently but firmly decline
posed to be due to derangement of the blood. The animal
should be dosed with mag. sulph., which should be followed
to supply chlorodyne unless on the prescription of a fully by daily doses of sodii hyposulphate 31 j . The affected parts
qualified medical man in such a case as he describes. An should be washed with a weak disinfectant and dressed
unwritten but honourable trust is placed in him as an Awith ung. zinci. periodic dressing of mild ung. hydrargy.
educated and honourable man not to degrade his craft by materially assists in the growth of the wool on those parts
selling, for mercenary motives (as he undoubtedly ais), whero it has bowi shed.
potent preparation, but in every case so far as lies in his
power to see it is only used for legitimate purposes and /. P. (84/38).—Copper-sulphate Prices.—These were given
;
for different quantities and various periods in the C. & D. r
such sales as he describes, though legitimate, are dishonour-
February 23, p. 33.
able."
Legal Queries. —P. C. F. (88/50). Etching-liquid for Steel. The follow-
Most difficulties in trade law are explained in the legal section ing answers well, and does not corrode rubber stamps if
of " The Chemist and Drtgarist Diary," 1917, beginning on applied by that means :
page 3S3.
Cupri sulph Sj.
—E. P. (89/1). (1) In selling compound liquorice-powder 3ss.
Ammon. chlor. 3ij.
made from a war emergency formula, the purchaser should
Ac. acetic, dil.
be told that the article that is being sold is not prepared
Misce.
from the formula of the British Pharmacopoeia. You
—Westmorland (85/62). Fly-pest in Cowshed. After clean-
should keep the proportion of the ingredients the same, —ing out the cowshed and whitewashing the -walls the_ white-
using starch sweetened with saccharin in place of the sugar.
(2) There is no Excise duty on lemonade-powders. wash should have some carbolic acid incorporated with it
the floors should be watered regularly with a l-in-40 dilution
/. T P. (78/53).— (1) It is a fact that by 'Section 15 of of sodium sulphocarbonate. The smell of the liquid i6 not
the Pharmacy Act, 1868, the use of the title " chemist " is pleasant, but Professor Lefroy, who recommends it, finds
restricted to persons registered under that Act, and by
the Poisons a:-_d Pharmacy Act, 1908, limited companies the chemical particularly efficacious.
currying 011 business in conformity with the last-named Act
may also style themselves chemists. (2) The controlled W. E. IF. (84/60).— Saccharin Dilution.—Twenty-five
price of saccharin tablets only applies to those which are grains of saccharin is equal to 1 lb. of sugar, and to make
made of saccharin of British manufacture. soluble saccharin 14 per cent, of sodium, bicarbonate is em-
ployed. The mixture can be diluted, with milk-sugar so as
—Oxon (75/7). Known, Admitted, and Approved Medi- to be four, six, or eight times stronger than sugar.
cines. We have stated on many occasions that persons who Oaucho (88/3). Manufacture of Pyramidon.— Particulars
of the expired patents by which pyramidon is made were
have served a regular apprenticeship, as testified by inden- given in The Chemist and Druggist, April 10, 1915. p. 48.
tures, may, by the Medicine-stamp Act, sell on their own The word "Pyramidon" is still on the Register of Trade-
marks as the property of alien enemies.
account known, admitted, and approved medicines without
incurring liability to stamp-duty. This does not entitle Retrospect of Fifty Years Ago.
parsons who are not registered chemists to sell statutory
Reprinted from "The Chemist and Druggist," June 15, 186a.
poisons.
Virides (74/13).—The Board of Customs and Excise, The Metric System.
through the local officers, issue forms upon which applica-
tion is made for repayment of the amount of the extra The metric system of weights and measures has been
duty imposed by the Budget. The formalities which have discussed by the House of Commons, and a Bill for insuring
to be gone through, and which are necessary because of the its adoption in tha United Kihgdom has been read a second
Revenue authorities' view that only definitely medicinal
galenicals may be made with spirit upon which rebate is time. The further consideration of the Bill is deferred until
allowed, tend to prevent small users of spirit from taking
advantage of the concession. It becomes cheaper to pur- after the publication of the report of the International
chase from the wholesale houses, and, as you say, the
practice of pharmacy by chemists will in consequence tend Commission on Weights and Measures. We learn with
to die out. pleasure that the adoption of the metric system has been
—Vinum (83/8). Wine-licences. Applications for "off" recommended by the Liverpool Chemists' Association in a
licences for the sale of wine by retail in England and Aresolution carried unanimously at a recent meeting.
Wales must be made at the general annual licensing meet-
ing held in February. Applicants have to go through writer in the " Athemeum " makes fun of the proposal to
certain formalities, beginning at least twenty-eight days
before they apply, and the necessary forms should be reform our weights and measures, and threatens to demolish
the metric system at the proper time. He says : " As soon
as we scent a metre we shall mill a metre, hack at a metre,
nd kill a metre." These puns betray Professor De Morgan,
the humorous mathematician, whose strange aversion to the
metric system ought to be noticed in his own " Budget of
Paradoxes." -
Index Folio 440
June 1, 1913 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST
NOW ON THE P.A.T.A.
"Condy's Crystals"
(NO POTASH. ALL=BRIT1SH).
Being CONDY'S FLUID, desiccated.
Condy's Crystals are put up in bottles to retail at 1/3 each (P.A.T.A.).
They are Stocked by all the leading Wholesale Houses.
Condy's Crystals are Used at the Front, by Travellers, and by all
who would avoid carrying liquids.
S^sru CONDY & MITCHELL, Ltd.,
Condy's Fluid Works, 65 Goswell Road, London, E.C.
Government regulations do not prevent NEWMAN'S FORTREVIVER being sold and consumed at all hours.
FORTIFIES
FORTREVIVER and REVIVES
A LIQUEUR TONIC.
FRUIT FOOD double highly concentrated.
inHMreranBRE
U E U R TO NIC
Entirely British Made and Non-Alcoholic
~7 NEWMAN'S FORTREVIVER is composed of the
For Palates of Refinement, finest concentrated fruit juices, and will be found to
be a most health-giving tonic. It contains wonderful
Fortifying and Reviving powers r and is strongly
recommended for all those wishing to retain health
and strength.
Wholesale price to the Trade only. Minimum retail price.
40/- per case, large size bottles. 4/6 per large size bottle.
23/- „ smaller „ 2/6 ,, smaller „
NEWMAN,For full particulars apply to H. & C. London Office, 41/42 Upper Rathbone Place, W. 1.
I
THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST June 1, 191S
Montserrat"
Lime Fruit Juice
Supplies of the Sweetened Cordials are restricted
owing to the shortage of sugar and heavy
Government demands, but there are at present
ample supplies of
UNSWEETENED
LIME JUICE
on the merits of which the "MONTSERRAT"
Brand has been built up.
You should secure a stock while available, and
push it as a refreshing and beneficial drink in the
warm weather.
SOLE CONSIGNEES :—
EVANS SONS LESCHER &WEBB
LIMITED
LIVERPOOL, LONDON,
AND NEW YORK, U.S.A.
June 1, 1918 \ THE CHESMICSPTPMAMNKDSTDEUGGIST
Qold £%CedaI, Tbiploma of Honour, Qrand 'Prix, £M.ember of the Jury and Hors Concours at
International (Exhibitions.
THE FRENCH ANAESTHETIC
Substitute for Cocaine.
NON-IRRITANT— Seven times less Toxic than Cocaine—HEMOSTATIC:
(Bi-Hydrochloride of Amyleine and Novocain)
RELIABLE & SAFE. POWERFUL. RAPID & LASTING.
ANTISEPTIC. HEMOSTATIC. PAINLESS.
Unaffected by either heat or light- For general and local Anaesthesia.
Sole Agents for British Empire, Colonies, Dominions and U.SA. :
A. BREZET & CO., 145 Wool Exchange, LONDON, E.C. 2.
'Phone—CENTRAL 3502. Inland Telegrams-" ABREZICAL, PHONE, LONDON."
SAMPLE AND LITERATURE ON APPLICATION.
Fine Chemicals All Synthetic Chemicals
ALKALOIDS ARTIFICIAL
HOMATROPINE ESSENTIAL OILS,
BOUQUETS,
CAFFEINE COLOURINGS, &c.
THEOBROMINE for use in Perfumery, Soapmaking, &c.
SANTONINE BENZYL ACETATE
BENZY.LIDENE ACETONE
THYMOL
TERPINEOL
VANILLINE TERPENYL ACETATE
CARMINE NAGARAT GERANIUM CRYSTALS
TERPINE HYDRATE
BALSAMS MUSK XYLENE 100 %
SILVER SALTS &, &, <Sc. &c.
INQUIRIES SOLICITED.
'Phone—CENTRAL 3502. Inland Telegrams-" ABREZICAL, PHONE, LONDON."
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» 1 1*1*1. EMEJ'T
/ \AND SQN LIMITED V
ESTABLISHED
1821
PARALDEHYDE BP.
BISMUTH SUBGALLATE
ACID ACETyL SALICyLIC BP.
REDUCED IR2N BP.
PHEN°Z°NE BP.
f AT.M.
§§ OFFICES: W9RKS : m
| GRAY'S INN RQAD, PQNDERS END, j
L°ND°N, W.G 1. MIDDLESEX 1
15
June 1, 1918 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST
siri'iiifltsi
ROCHE PRODUCTS
Alkaloids. Fine Chemicals and Proprietaries.
Acid Acetyl Salicylic Eserine
Aconitine Homatropine
Arecoline
Atropine Pilocarpine
Brucine
SILVER PROTEINATE
COCAINE SILVER NUCLEINATE
TANNIN ALBUMINATE
Colchicine
Coumarine Theobromine,
etc., etc.
For spot and forward delivery.
Airol •'Roche," Digalen. Iodostarin "Roche."
Omnopon "RocheJ' Sedobrol "Roche." Thigenol "Roche." Thiocou "Roche."
THE HOFFMANN-LA ROCHE CHEMICAL WORKS. LTD.,
7-8 IDOL LANE. LONDON. E.C. 3.
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SUPFIE1BXXT June 1, 1918
DRUGTHE ANGLO-FRENCH CO., Ltd c Holborn, LONDON, E.G.
Telephone—HOLBORN 1311. Telegrams—" A MPSA L VA S.'
TWO GOOD30% net profit. LINES* 30% net profit.
EFFICACY. CUSTOMERS5 SATISFACTION.
Write for Special Terms.
The most efficient Treatment of BURNS, The Treatment of CARBUNCLES,
VARICOSE ULCERS, RHEUMATISM, BOILS, ANTHRAX, ACNE, STYES,
GOUT, ARTHRITIS, NEURALGIA, and
& Diseases arising from Staphylococcus.
similar affections.
STANNOXYL
AMB
ROBERT & CARRIERE—Paris.
Ambrine is the ONLY AUTHORISED PREPARA-
TION of Dr. Barthe de Sandfort. We are compelled (An Oxide of Tin and Tin Metal Free from Lead).
to state this, as there are various imitations. Stannoxyi is a scientific product, the
effect of which, on diseases arising
4>. from Staphylococcus, has been watched
very carefully, the results obtained have
proved its superiority to any other remedy,
not only in efficacy but also that it does
not set up any intestinal troubles, such as
is the result of most other remedies.
StannoxyS is a Specific for Boils and
Carbuncles. After the second day of treat-
ment the pain is relieved, and in most cases a
complete cure is effected in five or six days.
Relapses are unknown.
SHOW THESE ON YOUR COUNTER. March 1918.
THE SALE IS CERTAIN. —" Gentlemen, I have not found anything to
Ambrine forms a dressing which INSTANTLY alleviates equal Stannoxyi in the treatment of Acne Vulgaris.
pain, promotes rapid healing, forms a sure protection against In the cases I have used it, the results have been
infection of the wound, can be removed without pain, excellent. I have tried it in a few cases of Skin
infection with encouraging results.
haemorrhage, or injury to the newly formed tissues. The
Yours faithfully,
healing leaves no scars or contractions. F.R.C.S."
AMBRINEThere is a great variety of cases where can be STANNOXYL is supplied in greyish
applied by patients themselves or by one of the household, tablets having a slightly metallic taste, not at
such as Cuts (slight haemorrhage), small Burns, small Sores all disagreeable.
by Bruising and Tearing, Chilblains, Cracks, Chaps, etc. The daily dose for Adults is 4 to 8
tablets ; Children 3 to 4 tablets. They may
be taken at any hour of the day in water,
or preferably eaten dry.
Supplied in Vials of 80 Tablets.
: THE CHEMIST AND DKTJGGIST vii
June 1, 1918
Evans, Gadd & C9
H. WIPPELL GADD Ltd,
)
W. J. WIPPELL \ Directors,
HERBERT E. BOORNE )
&Wholesale Export Druggists^
&Manufacturing Analytical Chemists
BRITISH MADE. (Gadd.)
yso
Antiseptic, Disinfectant, Soluble.
FORMS A CLEAR SOLUTION.
Invaluable in Surgery and for Sick Rooms, &c.
4-oz. bottles - (per doz.) 6/- 16-oz. bottles - (per doz.) 18/-
8-oz. „ „ " 10/- 32-oz. „' „ 32/-
Also in Drums and Casks.
Telegrams Redcliff Street, BRISTOL.
" Gadd, Bristol."
" Gadd, Exeter." Fore Street and) tcXvEcTTbcln<-
Smythen Street )
Telephones :
Bristol 1046.
Exeter 7 and 688.
LONDON OFFICE: 61 CHEAPSIDE, E.C.2.
Telegrams : " Gavanico, Cent, London." Telephone : 4097 City.
via THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST June 1, 1918
8UPPMSLE1IX
SACCHARINE 550
READY ON SPOT.
APPLY TO DIRECT SHIPPERS—
&LINTON, HUBBARD ANDREW.72-75 Fenchurch St., London, E.G.3
Telephone: 1392 Avenue. ABC and Lieber's Codes. Cables and Telegrams : " LINTEOLO LONDON."
CELLONITE COMPANY, DREYFUS & COMPANY, BASLE.
Works at Basle (Switzerland), & Belfort (France).
CELLULOSE ACETATES "DREYFUS"
ACETIC ANHYDRIDE. TRIACETINE, substitutes.
British Cellulose & Chemical Manufacturing Company, Limited,
8 Waterloo Place, London, S.W. 1. Tel. No.: Regent 4046 (2 lines.).
The Treatment of Disorders ran
caused by Distomatosis.
P. WHITMAN & (*
LIVER-FLUKE KILLS
Sheep and Cattle. (Governing Director: Philip Whitman).
LA FOUGERE Drug Merchants & importers
GIGNOUX CAN SUPPLY FROM STOCK
BALSAM COPAIBA.
(Veterinary Extract of Male Fen)
— —Boots : White Hellebore Kava-Kava
KILLS LIVER-FLUKE —Ipecac—Licorice Sarsaparilla.
EUCALYPTUS OIL.
and Cures the Animals.
— — —Seeds : Fennel Curnmin Cardamom.
Pamphlets and Price Lists on Application,
GUM TRAGACAIMTH.
GIGNOUX FRERES & CIE,
— —Leaves : Senna—Stramonium Thyme.
Manufacturers of all kinds of Pharmaceutical Extracts, SAFFRON.
DECINES, near LYONS (France). — — —Powders : Gentian Hellebore Insect.
London Agent : R. Ansay, 44 Wilson Street, Inquiries solicited for ALL CRUDE DRUGS.
Finsbury, E.C. 2. Telegrams : " Whimazcsa London."
Telephone :'Atence 5265.
(Telephone : London Wall 3103.)
4 NEW LONDON ST., LONDON, E.C. 3.
June 1, 1918 :
THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST
ROQUES,— —Established PARIS. OUENFACTORY : St. (Seine).
1846
Ferdinand GOLD MEDALS, PAR IS 1889, 1900.
GRAND PRIX : TURIN 1911.
Manufacturer of PURE. PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMICALS.
HORS CONCOURS : LYONS 1914
COCAIN, PILOCARPIN, SPARTEIN, "ROQUES"
ATROPIN, HOMATROPIN, etc.
OTHER SPECIALITIES : Refined Camphor, Iodides, Iodoform, Iodothymol,
Bromides, Bromoform, Bismuth Salts, Cacodylates, Methylarsinates.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE U.K. (Wholesale only) Telephone : AVENUE 4559.
Telegrams: CHARITY, LONDON."
W. CHARITY & SONS, 14 Harp Lane, London, EX. Codes : ABC. and LIEBER'S*
Cable Address " CELAITCH, NEW YORK.'
;
CHAS. L. HUISKING. Inc.
5 PLATT STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
Brokers & Commission Merchants.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
Buying and Selling Agents for leading Houses in all parts of the World.
Weekly Market Reports Mailed on request of Wholesale Buyers only.
WHOLESALE ONLY. SULPHATE OF
FRED? BOEHM MAGNESIA
LIMITED. (EPSOM* SALTS)
HEAD OFFICE: Druggists' Refined BP.
15, 16 & 17 JEWRY STREET, LONDON, E.C. 3.
& Commercial Qualities
SCOTTISH OFFICE :
PROMPT AND FORWARD DELIVERY
140 West George St., Glasgow.
C. CHRISTOPHERSON & CO.
We offer for immediate
6 Lloyd's Avenue, London, E.C. 3.
delivery from Stock in
Telephone Nos. : AVENUE 3220 and 3221.
London the following Sole London Agents for
ESSENTIAL OILS JOSEPH TOWNSEND LTD.
BERGAMOT LEMON GLASGOW.
CARAWAY MUSTARD
CINNAMON
PEPPERMINT
CUBEB
SANTALWOOD
Inquiries respectfully solicited.
. June 1, 19 IS
THE CHEMIST AND DKUGGIST
Telegrams: " AGENT (CUM GRACE, LONDON." Telephone: AVENUE 1098 (2 lines).
,
A. Johnson &Co. (London) td-
L
3' B
Branch Offices at NEW YORK, PARIS and STOCKHOLM.
OFFER SPOT AND FORWARD DELIVERY
Ac id Benzoic PHENAZON Cuaiacoi Carbonate
s, Crystals
Citric And
Pyrogallic] ,, Liquid
Salicylic
Hydrokinone
Tannic Paraldehyde
Tartaric Phenacetin
Barbitone Pot. Sulpho-guaiacolate
Bromides Resorcin
Caffeine
Creosote Carbonate Salol
Vanillin 100%
Inquiries Solicited. WHOLESALE & EXPORT.
TELEPHONE—HOLBORN 4894
S. TOLKOWSKY,
HALTON HOUSE, 20 HOLBORN, LONDON, E.C.I.
London Representative of I. L. GOLDBERG, Petrograd, Wilna, Moscow, Odessa.
The exclusive from Russia to
the whole world.
SANTONINEexporter of
Inquiries solicited also for
RUSSIAN CRUDE DRUGS
Worm: Liquorice Root Frangula Bark
Cantharides
(s Calamus Root Blood Albumine
Anise Oil
Elderflower Boletus Cervinus Coriander Oil
(Flores Sambuci) Soap Root
Gum Galbanum
Lycopodium v
„ Tragacanth
Aniseed Henbane Leaves
Ergot of Rye STOCKS IN LONDON.
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&Alliance Drug Chemical London.Co., Offices : 34 Leadenhall Street.
NOTE.—Only terms. Net Cash with order without discount, or orders accepted through London Merchants or Bankers.
Goods carriage forward; all packages free; Export cases extra.
Q01. Origan! Rub., Coml., 23 Ibi. 3/6 lb; : 9 lor.
® 3/10 lb. @Podophyll. Resina, P.B., 1 lb. 32/- lb. @Saffron. Valentia, BJ>., 7 lbs. 48/6 lb. ; 1 lb.
@Potassa Caustica Sticks, P.B., 1 lb. Bots. 14/- @ @50/- lb. ; 1 oz.
0). Peach Kernel (lo-called), 1 cwt. tffi lb. @Potass. Acetas. Gran., P.B., 28 lbs. 3/6 oz.
@56 lbs. @lb. ; 9 lbs. @7 lbs. 4/3 lb. ; @Salicinum, B.P., 1 lb. 34/- lb.
lb. 4/5 lb. @Salol, B.P., 1 lb. 12/- lb.
@ ®Ol. Pulegil B.P., 5 lbi. 8/3 lb. ; 1 lb. 8/6 lb. @Potass. Bicarb. Pulv., 7 lbs. 3/1 lb. Sang. Draconis, pulv., English Ground, 7 lbs.
@01. Ricinl Alb. Opt. Medicinal, 9 lbi.
lb. @Potass. Brom. P.B., 7 lbs. 12/- lb. @4/-lb.
01. Rosmarinl, Coml., 23 lbi. (& 41- lb. ; 9 lbi. ffl @Potass. Chlor. Pulv., 7 lbs. 3/2 lb. @Santoninum, P.B., 16 oz. 195/- lb.
® Q4/2 lb. ; B.P., 9 lbi.
4/11 lb. ; 1 lb. @Potass. Cit. B.P., 7 lbs. 4/10 lb. @Sapo Cast. Alb., 2 cwt. @cwt. ; 7 lbs.
51- lb. @Potass. Cyanidum, 98%, 7 lbs. 3/9 lb. lb.
@;
@OL Santa!. Flav. An£ B.P., 5 lbi. 55/6 lb: ; @ @Potass. Iod., P.B., 14 lbs. pulv., 1 cwt. cwt.; 56 lbs.
@1 lb. 5 v- lb. 15/2 lb. ; 3 lbs. @ @lb. ; 7 lbs. 1/8 Ib. ; Animal pulv.
15/7 lb. @ @1 cwt.
@OL Sassafras, genuine, 23 lbi. cwt. ; 56 lbs. cwt.
19/6 lb. ; 1 It. @Potass. Metabisulph., 7 lbs. 3/3 lb. @7 lbs.
@ 20/- lb.
@Potass. Permang. Cryst., 2 lbs. lb.
®OL Xheobromae, B.P., 8-oi.tabi., 23 lbi. 16/- lb. @Scammony Resin, Pulv., B.P., 7 lbs. 10/6 lb.
1,9 @Potass. Prussias Flav., 7 lbs. 4/9 lb. @lib. 11/- lb.
lb.; 7 lbs.® 1/10 lb. @Pulv. Crets Arom. P.B., 14 lbs. ;
@01; Wintergreen, Aitt&claii 5 Ibt. 1/3 lb. @Shellac (Orange), 1} cwt.i® 430/- cwt. ; 7 lbs-
4/- lb.
@lib. 13/- lb. 12/6 lb. @c. Opio, B.P., 7 lbs. 4/6 lb. .
% QOplnm, B.tf.j 14 lbi. Pulv. Glycyrrh. Co. B.P. (Green),, English @Soda Cit., B.P., 3 lbs. 3/9 Ib.
68/9 lb. ; 3 lbi;
@69/6 lb. ; 1 lb. 70/6 lb. ; powdei, 61. lb @Ground, 56 lbs. 135/- cwt. @Sodii Bromid., P.B., 7 lbs.
6/3 lb.
@Pulv. Ipecac. Comp., P.B., 1 lb. 11/6 lb.
extra. @Soda Hyposulphite, pea cryst., 1 cwt. 70/-
@„ Jalap Comp., P.B., 1 lb. 4/4 lb.
@Orris, English Ground, 1 cwt. 170/- cwt. cwt.
@„ Rhei Comp., P.B., 1 lb. 3/3 lb.
@7 lbs. 1/9| lb. @ @Soda Hypophosph., 7 lbs. 4/7 lb.; 1 Ib. 4/9.
@ @ @ - @53/6 cwt. ; 28 lbs.
@ @Oss. Sepiae Pulv., 1 cwt. 112/-; 7 lbs. Quassia Chips, 1 cwt. Sodii Salicyl. Pulv., 2 lbs. 8/6 lb.
1/3 lb. 6£d. lb. »Spt. ^ther Nit. P.B.,4}lbs. 5/7 b. 1 lb.
;
Otto Rosa?, finest, 1 oz. at 72/- oz.; No. 2, Quinine Hydrobromas, B.P.. 25 @. 4/4 6/- lbi
@1 oz. 45/- oz. @oz. ; 10 oz. 4/6 oz. 4/3 oz. * „ Amnion. Aromat., P.B., 5 @ 4/7 lb.
@• „ Chloroform, P.B., 5 lbs. 5/4 lb.
@Oxymel Scillae, B.P., 1 cwt. 203/- cwt. Quinine Hydrochlor., B.P., 25 oz.
@Strontis Bromid., 1 lb.
@*7 lbs. 21- lb. @10 oz. 4/4 oz. 8/6 lb .
@apain, 1-80, 1 oz. 3/- oz. @Quinina Sulph., B.P., 100 oz.@ 3/9 oz. 25 oz. Strychnina Cryst. B.P. 4 o z.; 6/8 oz.
@Paraffinum Durum, B.P., 2 cwt. 1/1 lb. @ @3/11 oz. ; 10 oz. 4/- oz. Hydroch. and Sulphate, 2d • oz. less.
@ @1 cwt. @Sugar of Milk, P.B., 1 cwt. 610/- cwt. ; 7 lb 9.
1/H lb. ; 56 lbs. 1/1J lb. ; 7 lbs. @Rad. Gentian, English Ground, 1 cwt. 118/- @ 5/6 lb.
@ @1/2 lb. ; Molle Flav., B.P., 3| cwt.
@ @77/6 cwt. ; 1 cwt. @cwt.; 7 lbs. 1/2 lb. @Sulphonal, P.B., 1 lb. 90/- lb.
86/- cwt. ; 28 lbs.
@lOjd. Ib. ; 7 lbs. @Rad. Jalap, En?lish Ground, 23 lbs. 3/3 lb.; @Syr. Aurant., P.B., 7 lbs.
1 /-lb. ; Alb. B.P., 3 @7 lbs. 3/5 lb. 1/2| lb.
@ @cwt. @„ Easton, B.P., 7-bs. 1,9} lb.
195/- cwt. ; 28 lbs. 1/U lb. j @Rad. Rhei, E.I., English Ground, 1 cwt. 1/9} @„ Ferri Iodid. P.B., 7 lbs.
Paraldehyde, B.P., 1 lb. <g) 13/6 lb. @ @lb. ; 28 lbs. 1/9 lb.
1/11 lb. ; 7 lbs. 2/1 lb.
@Pepsin, B.P., 1 lb. 32/6 lb. @„ Ferri Phosph. Co., 7 lbs. lOJd.lb.
@Phenacetin, P.B., pulv., 1 lb. @Rad. Rhei, E.I. Trimmed, 7 lbs. 7/6 lb. „ Hypophosph. Co. B.P.C., 7 lbs.@ 1/5 lb.
32/6 lb. @1 lb.
@Phenazone, P.B., 1 lb. 56/- lb. 8/- lb. @„ Pruni Virg. B.P., 7 lbs.
1,1J lb.
@Phenolphthalein, 1 lb. 68/6 lb. @Resorcin, B.P. 1 lb. 70/- lb. @„ Rhamni, 7 lbs.
1/2} lb.
@Saccharine, 7 lbs.
@Pix Burgund., Druggists', li cwt. 48/-"cwt. @ lb. lb. -550 or -500, 1 lb. @„ Rhei, B.P., 7 lbs. 1/3 lb.
;
@7 lbs. 7d. lb. @,, Scillie, P.B., 7 lbs. lid. lb.
@Plumbi Acetas, Druggists', 1 cwt. @cwt. ; j Sacchar. Ust., 1 cwt. 115/- cwt.; 10 lbs. @„ Sennas, P.B., 7 lbs. 1/4 lb.
@7 lbs. lb. ; Powder, lb. extra. I @ 1/4 Ib. „ Tolut, P.B.,71bs.@l/31b.
•Minimum quantity at these prices; Hdois Tcaia, 3 Winchester Qurts assorted; Etport, 12 Winchester Quarts assorted.
m
nsoluble - Guaranteed U. S. P. 550
600 lbs. Afloat
In 25-lb Containers
WRITE
BROTHERTON-RATCLIFF & CO.
LTD.
Winchester Iouse, E.G. 2.
TELEPHONE: London Wall 5085. T. A. : " Ebbenzolla, Ave, London.
nil
xii THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST Juke 1, 1918
MANUFACTURERS
»F
MORPHINE, CODEINE
AND ALL OPIUM PRODUCTS.
PODOPHYLLIN
SALICIN CAFFEINE ALOIN
EMETINE CAPSICIN
STRYCHNINE GINGERIN
CANTHARIDIN CHLOROFORM
THEOBROMINE SCAMMONY RESIN
JALAP RESIN
25 Christopher Street, 37 Washington Street*
Blandfletd Works, LONDON, E.G, GLASGOW,
EDINBURGH^
L. B. Holliday & Co., Ltd., Huddersfield, 1
ENGLAND, i
j5£ -^C'<.^ -'s
ARB MAKING AND CAN GIVE PROMPT DELIVERIES OF *~
Salicylic Acid. B.P.
Acetyl-Salicylic Acid. B.P. FOR
Full particulars apply
<aspiri«# Finest Quality
Best Appearance
Lowest Price
Tartrazine Sales Department.
auramine ii. L. B. Holliday & Co., Ltd.
HUDDERSFIELD, ENGLAND.
Methylene Blue. Z.F. conc.
Methylene Blue (Medicinal Quality). Telephone 334 Huddersfield (* lines).
:
Telegrams i Dyewares, Huddersfield. •*
June 1, 191S — xm
THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST
x Sl'PPIEMEST
Since 1780 we have been continuously associated with
the handling of Drugs and the manufacture of Phar-
maceutical preparations, and during the past three-
quarters of a century or more have specialised in the
production of ALKALOIDS, ANESTHETICS,
ANTISEPTIC LISTERIAN and other SURGICAL
DRESSINGS. Undernoted is a list of some of the
articles which we can offer to advantage :
Morphine Chloroform Aloin
Codeine Caulophyllin
Apomorphine & Ether Cimicifugin
Chrysarobm
Aceto- Morphine of highest possible purity,
for Anaesthesia. Euonymin
(Heroin) Hamamelin
Surgical
Ethyl-Morphine Dressings Iridin
(Dionin) in which uniformity of Leptandrin
medication is Podophyllin
Cotarnine
guaranteed. Salicin
(Stypticin)
Surgical Scammony
Narcotine Catgut
Papaverine Resin
Berberine in every form. Specially
selected and tested. Spirituous
Emetine Galenicals
Homatropine
in bond
Hydrastine
Strychnine
Veratrine
For Wholesale and Export only.
J. F. MACFARLAN & C?
Manufacturing
Edinburgh & London.Chemists ::
c
XIV THE: CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST June 1, 1918
EMETINE Sandal Wood
HYDROCHLORIDE
HYDROBROMIDE Oil.
I EMETINE - BISMUTH - IODIDE, &WhifFen Sons, Ltd., are
| ATROPINE, STRYCHNINE, sole Consignees of the
| CAFFEINEJHEOBROMINE, NICOTINE
1 QUININE SALTS, Mysore
| IODINE & BROMINE PREPARATIONS G overnment
§ Mercurials, Refined Camphor, Standard Product.
Complies with requirements of all
I MORPHINE AND CODEINE
Pharmacopoeias.
m Alkaloids and Salts. Samples can he had upon application to—
H Opium and all Opium Derivatives.
1 WHIFFEN & SONS, LTD., BATTERSEA, LONDON, S.W. 11.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H ATelegrams: "Whiffen London."
Telephones : 254, 255 Battersea. Codes for Telegraphing! B O; Lieber's,
Genuine Russian LIQUID PARAFFIN B.P.
All gravities, correct viscosities 1914
ADEPS LAME ^-Jasmine Brand"
ine —Finest Qualities
LanOline and) uHydrous (
" Jasmine Brand " PETROLEUM JELLIES Competitive
Prices
White and Yellow
WnllEUs< Jasmine Brand " Ml UAlllLCO Chem. Pure, Water-white,
ITT Tasteless, Odourless
For Manufacturing purposes
the PURE RUSSIAN LIQUID PARAFFIN CO., Ltd.
3 St. Helen's Place, LONDON, E.C.
Actual Refiners and Manufacturers at their Works near London.
—
June 1, 1918 THE CHEMIST AND DKUGGIST XV
SUPPLEMENT
HUBBUGK'S PURE OXIDE OF ZINC.
Sold by the following Wholesale Druggists HUBBUGK'S PURE OXIDE,
in Boxes of 7 lbs. and 14 lbs. stamped by Is made by Sublimation, and is Warranted
to contain upwards of
the Manufacturers ; also in 1-lb. Boxes and
99 PER CENT.
1-lb. Glass Bottles :—
Of Pure Oxide ; in fact the impurities are
Allen & Hanburys (Lim.) Hirst, Brooke & Hirst. not traceable.
Ayrton, Saunders & Go.
Hodgkinson, Prestons THOS. HUBBUGK & SON,
(Lim.)
King. (Established 1765) LTD.
Baiss Bros. & Company
&Bell, Jno., Co. [(Lim.) Hodgkinsons, Clarke 24 LIME STREET,
Bleasdale (Lim.) [(Lim.) Ward. LONDON, E.C.3.
Boots' Pure Drug Co.
British DrugHouses(Lim.) Horner & Sons. Manufacturers of
Burgoyne.Burbidges &Co.
Huskisson, H. O., & Co. White Lead, White Zinc,
Butler & Crispe
Clay, Dad & Co. Inman's Stores (of Edin- Paints, Oils,
Cookbum & Co. (Lim.) Colours, Varnishes, <&c.
Corbyn, Stacey & Co. boro').
Austbalian Office —
Dakin Brothers. [(Lim.) Ismay, John, & Sons 34 QUEEN STREET, MELBOURNE,
Lofthouse & Saltmer
Duncan, Plockhart & Co. The Manufacturers supply their Pure
Evans, Gadd & Co. (Lim.) Oxide Wholesale only, in quantities of
Evans Sons Lescher &
Oldfleld, Pattinson & Co. inot less than 2 cwt.
Webb (Lim.) Pihkerton, Gibson & Co.
Ferris & Co. Baimes, Clark & Co.
Gale & Co. Baimes & Co.
Bankin & Borland.
Glasgow Apothecaries' Co.
Silversides, B. B. G.
Glasgow New Apothe-
Southall Bros. & Barclay.
caries' Co. Sumner, B , & Co.
Goodall. Backhouse & Co. Taylor, James.
Harker, Stagg & Morgan Thompson, John (Lim.)
(Lim.) Willows, Francis, Butler
Harkness, Beaumont & & Thompson (Lim.)
Woolley, Jas., Sons & Co.
Co.
(Lim.)
Hatrick, W. & B., & Co.
Wright, Layman & Um-
ney (Lim.)
Wyleys (Lim.)
Barry, E. J., New York. McKesson & Bobbins, New
Carter, Carter & Kilham,
York.
Boston.
Muth Brothers & Co-
Finlay & Branswig, New
Baltimore.
Orleans.
Boiler & Shoemaker,
Langley & Michaels, San
Philadelphia.
Francisco.
Schieffelin, W. H., & Co.,
Lehn & Fink, New New York.
York. Shoemaker, B., &
Philadelphia.
QUININE AND
CINCHONIMNE SALTS
CINCHONINE
QUINIDINE
SUGAR-COATED QUININE TABLETS & PILLS.
GELATINE-COATED OVAL PILLS
BANDOENG QUININE FACTORIES
BANDOENG-JAVA. AMSTERDAM —Telegrams—Ke" iSczhearlkswgykraAmcshtetrda1m7.3"
—Telegrams " Kininefabriek Bandoeng."
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM-
C &M. C. W00DH0USE, 30 Mincing Lane, London, E.C. 3.
—Telegrams " Palmiste, Telew, London."
SAMPLES AND PRICES ON APPLICATION.
!
THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST June 1, 1918
SIPrit.UK.VT
rs EPSOM SALTS | The Truth about CICFA
Druggist & Commercial Qualities. fS THERE HAS NOT BEEN,
IS NOT NOW,
ZINC SULPHATE I
AND WILL NOT BE
{White Copperas). ^
• Any Shortage of Cicfa,
n ZINC CHLORIDE 1 nor even the slightest reason for a firm to
m delay in filling your Cicfa orders. Such delays
m Fused, Granulated and Liquid. compel Retail Chemists to send their customers
f\ away without Cicfa, thereby losing the business
m
and annoying and losing the customers.
GLAUBER'S
m SALT I When you are refused Cicfa, or are asked to
T\ continue re-ordering it, send your order imme-
PROMPT* FORWARDFX DELIVERIES. diately to any other Wholesale Chemist, for
nINQUIRIES SOLICITED.
there is only one who fails to supply it. If
the delay put upon you is causing your cus-
n tomer to be annoyed, telegraph us and we
n 1 will send you supplies by return post free, and
g William Blythe & Co., Ltd. n will pay for the telegram,
S 3pi Cicfa has been taken up by nearly 13,000
Chemical Manufacturers,
pv British Doctors. They do not want their
H Church, Lancashire, n patients kept waiting for Cicfa.
CAPSULOIDS (1909) Ltd., 8a Duke St., Manchester Sq., London.
Special Offer issue Warrington
SODA HYPO &Chemical Drug Co.
LTD.
Paddington Works, WARRINGTON
Manufacturers of
CHLORIDE BARIUM GLUES, GELATINES. &Salicylic Acid Salicylates
OXALIC ACID.
ACIDS FOR EXPORT, GUMS AND WAXES.
FORMIC OF FINEST B.P. QUALITY.
ACID.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
IRISH OFFER
MOSS.
SACCHARIN, Insoluble, 550 strength
BICHROMATES. DYE $21.00 per lb.
CHROME OXIDES WOOD &
TANNING EXTRACTS SACCHARIN, Soluble, 500 strength
OILS, CHROME AND $18.00 per lb.
FAT LIQUORS.
Standard Monsanto Make. F.O.B. Hew York. Spot Goods.
GOUGH, KIDSTOIU & GO.
SAMSON ROSENBLATT,
12 BERMONDSEY SO., LONDON, S.E.
19 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
City Office : 43-45 Great Tower Street, E.C.
Tel. Add.: " Oughidston, Phone, London." Plume : 2029 Hop.
Vi
June 1, 1918 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST
SII'PIKME V X
£TABLlSSEMENTS CHATELAIN,
2 4k 2 bis RUE DE VALENCIENNES, PARIS.
Sole Manufacturers of
JUBOL GLOBEOL PAGEOL
RE-EDUCATION OF THE POWERFUL BLOOD TONIC. POWERFUL URINARY
INTESTINE, Anaemia, Nervous Exhaustion, General AANMTTII9OECPDTTIiOr.
Debility, Tuberculosis Convalescence,
Constipation, Enteritis, Haemorrhoids, Cystitis, Prostatitis, Catarrh of tfc«
Indigestion, Skin Blemishes, &c. etc. Bladder, Renal Tuberculosis, etc., eta.
Price S/- per box. Price 5/- per bottle. Price 5/- and 11/- per box.
JUBOLITOIRES URODONAL VAMIANINE
POWERFUL URIC ACID
i SCIENTIFIC SUPPOSITORIES SOLVENT. New Scientific Preparation for Chronic
Rheumatism, Gout, Arterio-sclerosis,
For Haemorrhoids, Rectitis, Anal Fistula, etc, Stones, Gravel, Sciatica, Neuralgia and Skin Affections, Psoriasis, Eczema,
Anti-haemorrhagic, Sedative, De-congesting, all Uric Acid disorders. Acne, etc.
Price 5/- per box. Price SI- and 1 21- per bottle. Price 11/- per bottle.
SINUBERASE FANDORINE x FILUDINE
SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION OF Metrorrhagia, Dysmenorrhea and Lactation, SPECIFIC FOR THE LIVER,
LACTIC FERMENTS.
Pains, etc. etc. Malaria, Diabetes, Cirrhosis, SlufgUh
Indicated in Intestinal Disorders, Liver, Tuberculosis, etc.
Dysentry, Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia, Enteritis, Price 5/- and 11/- per bottle.
Price 11/- per bottle.
Typhoid, Skin Eruptions, etc., etc. GYRALDOSE.
Price 5/- per bottle. Antiseptic for local Gynaecological use.
Price 4/- pe * box (powder)
,. 5/- „ (tablets)
BRITISH AND COLONIAL AGENTS—
^m-^/fifjC?^A^l/%>fi* <CVJ &Pharmacists Foreign Chemists, 164 Piccadilly, LONDON, W. 1.
Telegrams: " URODONAL LONDON." Telephone : Regent 192.
AUSTRALIAN AGENT : Mr. BASIL KING, Malcolm Buildings, Sydney, N.S.W.
Stocked by all Wholesalers, Now being largely advertised*
SANTROCYL CAPSULES
Boxes of 'GELATINE CAPSULES' Boxes of
24 Capsules SANTROCYL 36 Capsules
16/- • AN IMPROVED SANTAL-WOOD PREPARATION. 20/-
per doz. DGSE per doz.
Two capsules3 or4 times a
"^fay, with or immediately
af fer meals.
To be obtained from the principal Druggists' Sundriesmen.
SOLE EXPORT AGENTS : LYNDWOOD & CO., 71 High Holborn, London, W.C.I, to whom
inquiries, orders and applications for exclusive Agencies should be addressed.
xviii THE CHEMIST AND DBUGGIST June 1, lylS
SIPPIKMESI
ACETIC ANHYDRIDE.
Aspirin Betanaphthol (Medicinal)
Phenacetin Benzonaphthol
Paramidophenol Paraphenylene-
SALICYLIC Saccharin diamine •
•
ACID, B.P.
AQUIr IlVlv vUCIIllCcLId i/t V£fiU§Jt=.r 5
V. C. NORTH & CO.
;
76 F1NSBURY PAVEMENT, E.C. 2.
Phone : Will 7781. Telegram*: " Hydracetol, Phone, London."
Swiss Bank Corporation
HOLT, THOMPSON & CO. Basle, Zurich, St. Gall, Geneva, Lausanne, Bienne.
(LIMITED) it
' Fine Chemical Manufacturers, London Office - - - 43 LOTH BURY, E.C. 2.
West End Branch : 11c Regent St. , Waterloo Place, S.W.I.
J
&' Capital Authorised Fully Paid-up £3,280,000
. ! Manesty Buildings, Reserves £1,110,000
". College Lane, HanlrinCT nnrl KYrnanof4 rSllQinPQQ of t°Vt?rv fiPSfTm-
LIVERPOOL,. tion transacted. The Bank will gladly furnish the
Chemical and Drug trades with all available
Works: Binns Road, LIVERPOOL. information regarding Trade and Industry in
' TlpelVenphnonnne^s i(OWfofrickess:: Royal 2060. Telegrams: Foreign Countries.
Salol Liverpool."
, Old Swan 413.
f
1 LANKSHEAR, WICKSTEAD '
& CO., LTD. I '*
Botany Mill, WOODLEY. g Chemicals & Drugs
PHARMACEUTICAL and TECHNICAL,
Telegrams: " RACEMIC. WOODLEY." Telephone : 180 Hydt. B WHOLESALE and EXPORT
C MANUFACTURERS of INQUIRIES SOLICITED.
| 1AK1AK1L Atiil B.P. f V A PIPFRNO
§
Crystal and Powder. 92 Falcon Road, BATTERSEA, LONDON.
|
T«J«*oo«: QATTKRSEA 1012.
j Tolctfnaia: " haug, Falcom Rd„ Battb>sba, Lojibob." *
liHiiiiniiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniu
CAFFEINE "VERMIJELLI"
POT. BROMIDE. Kills Lice, Fleas, Bugs, Mosquitos, Harvest Bugs, MidgM.
POT. IODIDE. Jiggers, Tombu-Flies, Gad-flies, etc.
THEOBROMIN SODA SAL.
Soluble in Water. Acts like balm on the skin.
HARTLEY FLOREY,
PREVENTS
45 Great Tower Street, London, E.C. 3.
TYPHUS AND MALARIA.
T.N. : Avenue 3889. Telegrams : " Yer^lftrah, Phone, London."
Sea PROFESSOR LEFROY'S REPORTS.
BOW LEY &Manufactured by
S. SON,
Wellington Works, Battersea Bridge,
LONDON. S.W. 12, <D
June 1, 1918 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST xix
SUPPIEMEIST
=-o 40 Years = CHEMICALS, OILS, PRODUCE,
c= personal knowledge of the £ METALS, MINERALS, ACIDS.
Best Sources of Supply i CREAM OF TARTAR (S), STARCH, FLOUR,
and of the requirements of j Acetic, Tartaric, Citric, Oxalic, Formic and Salicylic Acids,
0 Potashes, Alkalies, ESSENTIAL OILS, NATURAL & SYNTHETIC
The ultimate Consumer 8 PERFUMES (Vanillin), LIQUORICE JUICE (Block and Sticks),
enable us to give prompt etc., etc.
and economical delivery, at
g COAL. TAR PRODUCTS.
Lowest Market Prices.
J; Aniline Oil, Salts. Colours. Saccharine. Photographic Developers.
1 STONEWARE CHEMICAL PLANT. iV£Si
Advice and Assistance to our Customers cheerfully
given by our Technical Department.
FUERST BROS., Ltd., 17 Philpot Lane, LONDON. E.C.5.
« " THE SIGN "TOWER"
HALACOm OF ASBESTOS FILTERS.
im QUALITY. For the clarification of
m
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS
ANTISEPTICS THE SACCHARIN
with the "FARJAK"
NEW CURE. TABLETS
Filtering Mediums,
BOTTLES Pure, Neutral and
Specially Graded.
SURGICAL
BANDAGES 'DERMOS' SCISSORS
BRUSHES FOR RUBBER Also Filters with
CATHETERS TUBING
All Skin Troubles. Earthenware Casing
CORKS TEATS and internal Fittings
COTTON Eczema, entirely free from
SOOTHER & metal.
WOOL Psoriasis,
FORCEPS Itch, HYGIENIC Filling, Corking, Capsuling Machines, &c
HONEY
SOOTHERS Barber's Rash. FEEDERS FARROW & JACKSON
ENEMAS COMPLETE
OINTMENTS Manufactured by
NIPPLE
HASTING, LANG & CO. SHIELDS
Ltd SYRINGES
1 Roman St., Church St.,
WADDING
MANCHESTER.
SANITARY
CURES ALSO TOWELS
SPLIT LIP, ULCERS.
ERADICATES CORNS.
RBTAILSi ... 2/9 Bottle
WHOLESALE 2/-
« E~N D FOR LIST
1 HASTING, LANG & CO., Ltd. ESTABLISHED 1798 LTD.
1 Roman Street, Church Street, MANCHESTER. Engineers to the Bottling and Mineral Water Trades,
16 GREAT TOWER STREET, LONDON, E.C 3.
TOMODA & COMPANY,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, EXPORTERS, IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS.
OFFICES : Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka, Dairen (Dalny,) Singapore. . FACTORY : Hiranuma, Yokohama.
LABORATORY : Marunouchi, Tokyo.
THE SUPPLIERS OF THE FOLLOWING JAPANESE PRODUCTS :
Ammonia Sulp o-Ichthyol, Agar-Agar, Aniline Oil, Argent Proteinic, Arsenobenzol, Caffein Pure, Camphor, Chalk Precipitated,
Chamomile Flowers. Cod Liver Oil, Copper Su phate, Epsom Salts, Glycerine, Insect Flowers and Powder, Iodide Potass.,
Iodide Soda, Iodine Pure, Iodoform, Kuromoji Oil, Magnesia Carbonate, Merthol, Menthol Cones, Naphthalin, Neoarsenobenzol,
Peppermint Oil, Salicylic Acid Salicylate >oda, Sulphate Iron, Staraniseed, Talcum, Yellow Prussiate Potass., Zinc Oxide,
Ginger, etc. etc. Also Glasswarvs and Bottles.
Correspondence respectfully invited to
TOMODA & CO., 4-CHOME, HON C HO, NIHONBASHIKU, TOKYO.
:: :
THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST June 1, 1918
NEW YORK THE FABRA COMPANY, MANCHESTER
CORRESPONDENTS LLOYDS BANK BLDGS.,
BRASSARD CHEM. HEAD OFFICE : LIMITED.
KING STREET.
CO. INC , BRADFORD, LONDON, GLASGOW:
29 BROADWAY.
46 Vicar Lane. 24 Minories, E, 1. 54 GORDON STREET.
We are pleased to
IMPORTERS & EXPORTERS Phenacetin. Aspirin. Our works are open
offer the services of to undertake the
our Technical Staff OF ALL CLASSES OF Methyl Salicylate. Acetanilide.
preparation of
and Laboratoriesfor FINE & PHARMACEUTICAL Soda Sal. Sal. Acid.
CHEMICALS, DRUGS, certain intermediate
the preparation of Hexamine. Phthaleins. products.
small quantities of ACIDS, etc.
rarerfine chemicals, Formic Acid. Acetic Acid. Please send us your
active enzymes, Etc. Etc. Etc. inquiries.
pepsins, &c. And all heavy Chemicals. ADVICE~
ASSISTANCE.
QUOTATIONS.
J. FOREST, Lyon, France WE CAN OFFER FIRST HAND
114 Rue Sully. SODA SULPHATE (xTALS.)
BENZOIC ACID ACETIC AND OXALIC ACID.
AND DERIVATIVES. ACID SALICYLIC.
MAGNESIA CARBONATE POND.
SULPHUR ROLL AND FLOWERS.
GUAIACOL CARBONATE
$ef* Htprtitntatlot Benzolo Aold A.D. CHESTER & CO., Ltd.
Sodium Benzoate
H. 8L00G, 61 Anson Rd., Benzonaphthol Chemical Works, Dnimmond Road, Bennonc'sey, London.
London. N. W. 2.
*C eUphones &Cos. 6 and 4782 HOP.
COMPRESSED TABLETS in Bulk.
Acetanilid, gr. 5 ... 6/- per 1000' E3
Compound ... ... (Headache Tabs.) 10/- ,, a
Acetyl-Salicylic Acid, gr. 5 15/- - „ Carriage f2
Aperient Tabs. Pink, containing Calomel, i gr. in each 3/- per lb. Paid E3
E2
Bismuthated Ginger Mints, a much improved form of Soda Mint —5/8 £2 value.
—Sweetened ... U
... ...
Bismuthated Magnesia Tabs. .. . ... ... ...
Chlorate of Potash Tabs. (7 lb. 4/6 per lb.) 4/9 Net
Digestive Tabs. (Bismuth, Soda, Rhubarb, Ginger, Pepsin, &c.) 2/6 Monthly
Formalin Mints 3/6 ale.
Soda Mints (7 lb. 1/- per lb.) 1/2
Sulphur Tabs 2/-
H. BUTLER 81 SON, 93 Humberstone Gate, LEICESTER.
gjattg} WANDS Limited
(Registered Offices 12 HAYMARKET),
21 Wellington Street, LEICESTER.
Specialists in
PILLS, TABLETS, CAPSULES.
PACKED OR IN BULK.
Private FORMULAE faithfully COMPOUNDED.
ALL GOODS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
BEST DRUGS. Special Quotes to Large Sayem
June 1, 191S THE CHEMIST AND DKUGGIST
SULPHATE THE
of COPPER MONO NICKEL COMPANY,
frOTTCTAT C JJr rP & MTTT A'TWIYl LIMITED,
HIGHEST PURITY 99/100% 39 VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, S.W. 1.
ALSO MAKERS OF
Guaranteed.
NICKEL, NICKEL SULPHATE,
And NICKEL AMMONIUM SULPHATE.
JOHN & JAMES WHITE,
7 WEST GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW, SCOTLAND.
MANUFACTURERS OF
BICHROMATES
OF POTASH, SODA AND AMMONIA
CHROMATE OF SODA.
Also HIGH STRENGTH SULPHATE OF AMMONIA AND TAR.
THEVENAZ & CO. FOR
Lloyds Bank Chambers, QUININE
HULL. & SALTS
Offer: ALSO
COAL TAR DYES QUINIDIIME | and
CINCHONIIME J O«M»iI"j1 «°
CINCHONID1NE
AND
SUGAR-COATED QUININE TABLETS
DYES FOR LAKES S MANUFACTURED BY
AMSTERDAM QUININE WORKS,
1 Wittenkade 48/50, Amsterdam,
CHEMICALS APPLY TO
Works: Telephone: SOLE AGENTS for the UNITED KINGDOM.— I
St. Andrew's Dock,
™le1l?egLra™ms°:4 - COURTIN & WARNER, LZKbSS
'
"Thevenaz Hull." For samples, prices and particulars.
Hull.
Teletframe: " Accourthra, B leate London."
Telephone No. : Avenue 2220.
—
xxii THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST June 1, 191S
SIPPIEMEST
Becker, Shillan & Co. I WE OFFER
§
40 Eastcheap, LONDON, E.C. 3. GOLDEN SEAL
§= AND
Telegraphic Address : " BECKDIETZ LONDON."
ESTABLISHED 1862. = SENEGA ROOT
OFFICES AT M 4S. B. PENICK COMPANY (Incorp.)
I LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER & GLASGOW. | CRUDE DRUGS,
I EXPORT— IMPORT. I 254, 256 Front St., NEW YORK.
—— ———* London Sales Representative
|
BISHOP,J. D. 87 Borough High Street, S.E. 1.
Drugs, Chemical and g
Phone : Hop 1060.
Pharmaceutical Products. J
— — —H Oxalic Acid Tannic Acid Alum H Eucalyptus Oil
—M Bichromate of Soda Logwood Ex- f§
— —H tract Aniline Dyes Naphthaline B.P.
§§
p —Sulphate of Copper Epsom Salts. 1 PERRY & HOPE LTD.
—TARTARIC ACID CITRIC ACID- 1 Leadenhall Street, London, E.C. 3.
CREAM OF TARTAR—FORMALDE- Telegrams - "PERRYOPE, LED, LONDON."
Telephone - - AVENUE 5661.(3 lines).
HYDE— BROMIDES— SALICYLATES.
11
EUCALYPTUS OIL Chemical Plant
(RECTIFIED). FOR NEARLY ALL INDUSTRIES UN
Eucalyptol Content 70/80 % STEEL, CAST IRON, BRONZE
Optical Rotation 0 to 1 AND SPECIAL ALLOYS
Specific Gravity ... 919 to '928 TantiroN
Absolutely Free from Phellandrene. ORGANIC ft SYNTHETIC PRODUCTS,
SALICYLIC ACID ft SULPHONATED,
Quotations by cable. Wholesale Trade only.
CHLORINATED St ACETYLATED COMPOUNDS.
BURNSIDE & COMPANY
PLANTS FOR NITRIC, SULPHURIC ft
Eucalyptus Oil Distillers, HYDROCHLORIC ACID.
LVICTORIA, AUSTRALIA.—NNiew Postal Address LENNOX FOUNDRY COX, LTD.
—Cables < Burnside Company,
GI.ENVILLE GROVE, NEW CROSS.!
439 Flinders Lane. Melbourne. Melbourne."
LONDON. S.E.
PURE ESSENTIAL ?eSa*raai : " Eqoifex Dept., London." Telephone : New Creu 778,
OIL OF HOP.
PRICE AND INFORMATION
PROM THE DISTILLERS :
WHITE. TOMKINS & COURAGE. Ltd.
Head Office:
48 Mark Lane, LONDON, E.C. 3,
and at LIVERPOOL, BELFAST, BOSTON.
June 1, 1918 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST xxiii
Rollin Chemical Co.inc.
CHARLESTON, W.Va., U.S.A.
PERFECT PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSIONS BARIUM BINOXIDE (for manu-
depend on the purity of their ^ingredients. facture of Hydrogen Peroxide)
NITRATE SILVER PRECIPITATED SULPHATE OF
BARIUM (Blanc Fixe, Dry).
is the most important of these, and it happens also to
be very sensitive to contamination.
A wide margin of safety has therefore always been BARIUM CHLORIDE.
our principle in manufacturing it. First, through-
out the whole of our processes we use exxlusively BARIUM NITRATE. <
vessels made of Gold and Platinum. Secondly, all
our first crystals are twice redissolved and recrystal- BARIUM CARBONATE, 99 %
lised. Thirdly. every batch of final crystals is tested
before passing into our stock.
Our guarantee of highest purity is thus assured.
Competitive Quotations on request. SODIUM SULPHIDE FUSED, 60%
Mark indents "Johnson, Matthey's."
—None eenuineif not labelled with our name & Trade Mark
Cables " Matthey London " (all Codes used)
Telephone—9740 City (6 lines). General Agents :
!T5-82,H&£tOR GardeK NATIONAL ANILINE AND
bSS&>london^SSSSS^ Established oyer1e00c.Yieraa^it^fBBsim CHEMICAL CO., Incorporated,
2> 244 Madison Ave,, New York, U.S.A.
MONSANTO CHEMICAL WORKS ASPIRIN
ST. LOUIS, MO., U.S.A.
MANUFACTURERS OF
ACETANILID ACETPHENETIDIM PURE ENGLISH
(Phenacetin) ACETYL-SALICYLIC ACID, B.P.
ACETYL-SALICYLIC ACID CAFFEINE M.P. 135° C.
(Aspirin) (Pure Alkaloid) Free from SALICYLIC, ACETIC,
TARTARIC, and CITRIC ACIDS.
CHLORAL HYDRATE PHENOLPHTHALEIN
CARBOLIC ACID CRYSTALS COUMARIN BORAX and all other impurities
SACCHARIN SALICYLIC ACID and adulterants.
SALICYLATE OF SODA SALOL The complete purity of our product, combined with it*
VANILLIN beautiful physical state and well-crystallised condition,
render it easily superior in every way to the Gefman
GLYCEROPHOSPHATE of SODIUM product it has replaced.
(Pure Urysnals and Powdered)
GLYCEROPHOSPHATE of SODIUM
(Solution 75%)
GLYCEROPHOSPHATE OF POTASSIUM 75% PHYSIOLOQICALLY PERFECT.
Supplied in Wholesale Quantities only.
Also GLYCEROPHOSPHATES of PICKARD, IVE & RANKIN, LTD.,
IRON, MANCANESE, MAGNESIUM, etc.
186/88 Walmer Road, Netting Hill. W. 11.
New York Branch : Piatt and Pearl Sts. Phone: 4500 Park. Telegrams :" Pickiveran, Notkeni"
: : ::
xxiv THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST June 1 1913
SUPPIEMESX ;
WOOD PULP VESSELS, Ltd.
MANUFACTURERS & EXPORTERS OR*
WOOD PULP VESSELS
FOR CONFECTIONERS, CHEMISTS, GROCERS,
JAM MANUFACTURERS, DAIRIES, &c. &c.
OFFICES AND FACTORIES
233-235 Queen's Road, BATTERSEA, LONDON, S.W.
VICTOR BLAGDEN & CO.,
4 Lloyd's Avenue, LONDON, E.C. 3.
AMMONIA PRODUCTS TAR PRODUCTS CYANOGEN PRODUCTS
SULPHATE PITCH BENZOL PRUSSIATE POTASH
MURIATE
NITRATE CREOSOTE TOLUOL PRUSSIATE SODA
CARBONATE
CARBOLIC ACID SOLVENT NAPHTHA PRUSSIATE CALCIUM
ACETIC ACID NAPHTHALENES CYANIDE OF POTASSIUM
TRIOXYMETHYLENE PYRIDINE
CRESYLIC ACID, etc. CYANIDE OF SODA
FORMALDEHYDE WHITE AND RED LEAD OXALIC ACID
PARAFFIN WAX
ARSENIC CAUSTIC SODA
Telegraphic Address: " BLAGDENITE. FEN, LONDON.'
British Pharmaceuticals Swiss Aniline Colours,
ACETANILID J. R. GEIGY, S.A.,
AMYL ACETATE Basle - Switzerland
SODA SULPHOCARBOLATE are makers of
ZINC SULPHOCARBOLATE
ACID REDS, YELLOWS and ORANGES
E. H. BUTLER & SON,*^^8
METHYLENE BLUES SPIRIT BLUE
93 Humberstone Gate, LEICESTER.
NIGROSINES. TANNIC ACID
Agents for Leicester District
E. H. BUTLER &. SON, LEICESTER.
Telegrams Telephones
"Paganini Caknon. Avenue 1T29
CHAS. PAGE & CO..London." (3 lines).
47/51 King William Street, LONDON, E.C. 4.
OFFER AT FIRST HAND FOR PROMPT DELIVERY:
ACETIC ANHYDRIDE BALL & FLAKE NAPHTHALINE SODIUM PRUSSIATE
BARIUM CHLORIDE MAGNESIUM SULPHATE „ PHOSPHATE
BENZO-NAPHTHOL PARAPHENYLENEDIAMINE „ PYROPHOSPHATE
BETA-NAPHTHOL SODIUM ACETATE „ SULPHITE
CALCIUM ACID PHOSPHATE (Com I. & Peas)
CHLOROPHYLL „ BISULPHITE POWDER
SOLUTION TARTARIC ACID
NITRITE THYMOL
June 1, 1918 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST XXV
StPPIEMEST
POTTFRS
Asthma Cure
POTTERsaARKEE?
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LONDON E
AND AT
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XXVI THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST June 1, 1918
HIPPIKJIEJE
OF COURSE YOU MUST The Postal System ot Tuition
ADVERTISE—
R BE FORGOTTEN. OF THE
Write, and I will tell you how to suit CHESTER & NORTH WALES
your advertising to present conditions. COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
—I am helping hundreds of C. & D. IS NOW COMPLETED.
firms have been doing this for This is an entirely new series of papers, and supersedes
10 years. I CAN INCREASE Weevery other pharmaceutical postal course offered.
POSTAL AND "PHONE ORDERS
as well as SALES OVER THE guarantee its efficiency. It makes the student think.
COUNTER. Write to-day for MAJOR. MINOR. APOTH. HALL.
FREE BOOK, "Business by Post." Details on application to
7.A.DEGEN, &F.I.S.A.C., Mall Order fpecialist for Chemists Druggists, Sec, College of Pharmacy, Hoole, Chester.
«/o The "C. & D." 42 Cannon Street, London, E.C.4.
THE PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION
WILLS' UNIVERSAL POSTAL SYSTEM. Fee, £110
Assistants and Apprentices who have not passed this examination should write for full particulars, which
will be sent post free. Students who have passed the Hall Examination are advised to further their
1
studies by taking this course so as to be able to proceed to qualification as Chemists and Druggists.
The "CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST" says:
" Wills' Universal Postal System is really world-wide, for Mr. G. S. V. Wills, 190 Clapham Road, London, S.W., the originator, has extended
it to cover all pharmaceutical examinations in the British Empire at an inclusive fee of one guinea, apart from postage. The idea on which this
system is based is to arrange for each student his course of study, and to provide him generally with the necessary knowledge."
Students require to pass in English, Arithmetic, Algebra ani Geometry and any two optional
subjects. Chemistry, Botany, Latin and French are the optional subjects covered by. this course.
For Prospectus apply THE PRINCIPALS, Westminster College, 190 Clapham Road, London, S.W. 9.
Telephone: 1728 Brixton.
IOND0N COLLEGE OF PHARMACY ELT'S COLLEGE
- - HENRY WOOTTON, B.Sc. (Lond.)
Priacipal - North Finchley, N. 12.
ENTRIES CAN NOW BE RECEIVED FOR THE FOLLOWING COURSES 'HALL' EXAM.
MINOR REVISION COURSE KZf) Aug, 19 The next Full-Time Class for Women Students will com-
Fee to October Exam. £5 5s. Od.
mence in September.
MINOR COURSE - Beginning Oct. 2
APOTHECARIES' HALL COURSE - Aug. 19 A SPECIAL CLASS
Soparate Class Rooms & Museum for Lady Students. for 'Hall' and Minor will also commence in September, on
Thursdays, from 3 o'clock to 7 o'clock.
The number of Students who have passed the Pharma-
As the Laboratories have been full during the last
ceutical Examinations from the London College since its two years, students are asked to send in their
establishment exceeds that from any other school.
names early to ensure accommodation.
For Prospectus, Sc., apply to the Principal,
London College of Chemistry and Pharmacy, 361 Clapham Road, London, S.W 9.
mm
THE
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Principal— H. LUCAS, Ph.C, F.C.S.
THE COLLEGE FOR SUCCESS 2 " CHESHIRE " and " OAK " Birdlimes.
TWs College provides systematic training in 'Pharmacy, Chemistry an* For Eats, Mice, etc.
Botany, and the Allied Sciences, and prepares Students (ladles and gentlemen)
forthe Major and Minor Examinations of the Pharmaceutical Society "ORBITE" Banding Material.
and for the Assistants' Examination of the Society of Apothecaries.
For Fruit Tress.
For all particulars regarding NEW COURSES OF
STUDY for Day and Evening Classes, apply to Sole Makers :
THE PRINCIPAL. Kay Brothers Limited, Stockport.
.
June 1, 1918 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST
SlPl'IEMK X T
F. DARTON & CO.
CLERKENWELL OPTICAL WORKS,
142 ST. JOHN STREET, and 52 CLERKENWELL ROAD.
Valavhon* He. : 1891 CENTRAL Talagnmt : " EXCBPTIOHAL IiOXDOB."
LENSES
FOR ALL KINDS OF MAGNIFIERS, especially those
used for Medical, Dental and Ophthalmic purposes.
We have just completed the furnishing of our factory with up-to-date
machinery for the rapid and accurate manufacture of the above, and
can guarantee a promptness in delivery second to none of any quantity.
We invite inquiries for quotations and samples.
PRESCRIPTION AND REPAIR DEPARTMENT.
AId this molt necessary branch of our business we have the latest improved electrical machinery. special
staff of experienced workmen entirely devoted to the execution of Repair* and dispensing of OcaHst&o
Prescriptions enables us to dispatch all commissions by return mail.
A
Philip Josephs
& Sons Ltd.
SHOWCASE
QUICKLY EARNS
ITS COST.
Try One! LABEL S • CARTON S • SHOWCARD S -ETC
93 OLD ST., LONDON, E.C.I. ESTABLISHED 1841.
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High Ho lborn. c. i .
TELEPHONE.' C1TY65.
TEUE&RftnS?FORSHAPCO,"LONDOM.
—— I
sxviii THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST June 1, 19 IS
* I PPL K W K J X
FREDk. FINK & CO., PRECIPITATED CHALK.
10 & 11 MINCING LANE, LONDON, E.G. Lightest and Whitest, also Purest Dense.
SPECIALITIES. — Gums Arabic and TOAPPLY' ^ '. N.
:
Tragacanth as imported or finely powdered.
AUG. LEVERMORE & CO. Ltd.; "IfiiSZ. HT*
Telearams : " LEVERMORE LONDON.". Telephone* 4613 Central.,
RUBBER CHEMISTS' STAMPS, SHADEINE
SEALS AND STENCILS FOR COLOURING GREY HAIR
A SPECIALITY.
6. D< II0HF0R0, This popular article is largely advertised
and stocked by al) Wholesale Houses.
8 ft 8 Snow Hill,
Trial Size 8d., per post lOJd. ; Medium. 1/4, per
STAMPSLONDON, E.O.
post 1/7 Large, 3/6, per post 3/10.
;
8d. size. 6/- doz. ; 1/4 size, 12/- doz. ; 3/6 size, 33/- doz.
Fill Illustrated Lists Frets. Special Terms to Chemists. 58 WESTBOURNE CROVE, LONDON, W.
DISINFECTANTS JOHN E. RAWORTH
OF ALL KINDS
CHARTERED PATENT AGENT.
Cheapest Makers of Co-efficient Acids and Fluids
PATENTS, TRADE MARKS AND DESIGNS.
HENRY ELLISON, Ltd., Cleckheaton, yorks
THK
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WESTMINSTER, S.W.
78 Cheapsidf), E.C.
CACHETS " FINOT" Glycerine Syringes
(White or Coloured), (VULCANITE A\'D GLASS)
With Inscriptions! in any desired 2 dr 11/- per dozen i ox , 15/6 per dozen.
tint | also Plain or Embossed. , ;
" Beauifully made and the inscriptions give them THE GALEN MANFG. CO., LTD.,
a diatiction all their own," C. <ft J}.
Wilson Street, Ne.v Cross, London, S.E. 14.
«' Perfection of Cachets." Lancet.
Sfegse Cachets are especially adapted for Headache. Neuralgia and' other povdera,
&COOPER, SON CO., Ltd., 80 Gloucester Road, SOUTH KENSINGTON.
In 17 Sizes, to fit the varloas typeB oi Cachet Machines.
V 1 7'1 M WINES FOrH ROYAL COURT HAIR DYES
\/ V/l CHEMISTS. I
k3.V.lVl.S.YR Notwithstanding the shortage of supplies, we are
M AfNMA. still in a position to supply all orders and guarantee
IVIM^INAMImR f^C, O Dolphin Distiller/ our preparation to be exactly the same as pre-war
C*. . recipes. Own-named brands a speciality. Largest
ArC/wiCK. MANCHESTER: profit, and most reliable Hair Dye yet produced.
J.KNOX WALKER & Co. Ltd., 422 Kingsbni Rd., London, E. 8.
Van Horn and Sawtel 9Madvertised 9d. (C.^. 9d.
-LONDON AND NEW .YORK MAKERS OF epto 5/3 dozen.
K-Y LUBRICATING J ELLY WOULD you like a show that incurred no
MOW?risk and sold this line
IN COLLAPSIBLE TUBES AND OF Thats the
interesting proposition we should like to tell
VanHor/TSterUe Sutures and Ligatures you about if we may.
—IN GLASS TUBES
PRICES ON APPLICATION CHRISTYS, OLD SWAM LftriE, E.C.
81 -S3 HIQH HOLBORN, W.O.
ATKINSON & BARKER'S DOES
NOT
ROYAL CONTAIN
INFANT'S PRESERVATIVE any
SCHEDULED
ON P.A.T.A. LIST.
POISON.
Prices and Terms on application to R. BARKER & SON, Ltd.
13 Wesley St., Qrosvenor St., C.-on-M., MANCHESTER.
June 1, 1918 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST XXIX
SUPPLEJIKST
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SjjS Nothing in a Pharmacy is more easy to sell or more profitable to handle than
^SoToIr
&Antiseptic Mouth Throat
BATHS
3 Because the Mouth ?nd Throat are where most Illnesses Commence e
— The Public recognises in larger numbers every day the imperative necessity £2
2= of keeping them clean and free from serms, and that it is wise to have a 555
= MOUTH THROAT =" SoTol"
and BATH two or three times a day and on
™ "retiring. Delightfully fragrant, antiseptic, and effectual.
— ~Chemists who have not yet stocked "SoToL" Antiseptic Mouth and Throat
™ Baths (dissolved in warm water from Effervescent Tablets) are invited to apply
j= for samples and full particulars to
\
| The WESTERN DENTAL MFG. CO., Ltd.
j
= 74 Wigmore Street, London, W. 1. EE
— Advertising matter free 01 request.
Ask for pa ticu ars of Special Window Display offer.
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STPheA to to
A SPOON, to to
Nature's remedy for to On the P.A.T.A. to
Rheumatism yields to
to
50% profit. Trade
Terms : one doz. 6,8, to to
carriage 7d. extra. 3 to to
doz. lots and upwards
6/4 per doz., carriage to to
paid Cash with order.
i Jules Denouaus to
Sole Maker: to
HARLEY, Manufacturing Chemist. PERTH. to
to to
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— == (Minimum Retail 3/6 per box) to
„ WINDOW BILLS ZZ to to
„ FREE SAMPLES to SOLE MANUFACTURERS: to
= =„ PROTECTED PROFIT to to
E „ QUALITY OF THE ARTICLE ITSELF as to Jules Denoual & Co. to
= =„ CONTINUOUS ADVERTISING to to
=Sare all conducive to the EASY SALE of to CARLTON WORKS, to
HEALO ASYLUM ROAD, PECKHAM, S.E. 15 to
= 60% =The assured (P.A.T.A.) Profit of over 1 to
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XXX THE CHEMIST AND DKUGGIST June 1, 1918
NCPPLinEJil
A Few The Mark
New & Necessary OPTICAL
Labels. of Quality & Reliability.
Send frr Samples. LONDON
James Townsend ELLIOTT OPTICAL CO.
& Sons,
(Proprietor - Guy E. Druiff)
Exeter a London.
s
104-5 GT. SAFFRON HILL,
LONDON, E.C. 1
CORRUGATED PAPER ts/StSA
BOXES in Cellular Board and Corrugated Paper
THE THOMPSON & NORRIS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LTD.
&of Warple Way, London, W.3 (& Brooklyn, Boston, &c, U.S.A., Montreal, Canada)
invite inquiries from manufacturing and dispensing chemists ; samples free.
SAFETY RAZORS
British Made.
Numerous patterns, suitable for all markets.
English or Foreign catalogues on application.
We are the largest makers in Great Britain.
ROWLAND HODGES Ltd., Birmingham, Eng.
Branch Office* : LONDON (Turner, fiyalls & Co.. Ltd., Agents), 64 Basinghdl Street, E.C ; GLASGOW ; 52 St Enoch Square.
June I, 1918 THE CHEMIST AND DBUGG1ST
scppLiniirt
Antiseptic. Absorbent.
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Seamless Knitted Unequalled
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Elastic Cover.
GUARANTEED ENGLISH MANUFACTURE THROUGHOUT
... Approved and recommended by the Medical Faculty . . «
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Size No. 1 per gross Towels 12/" To retail at 1/3 per packet
Size No. 2 per gross Towels
Size No. 3 per gross Towels 16/10 „ 1/9 »
Size No. 4 per gross Towels 21/7 2/3 «
26/5
„ 2/9 »>
Size No. 4 suitable for Accouchements
&Sizes Nos. 1 2 in packets of § dozen at extra cost of Gd. per gross Towels
& 43» >t
V„ ,i f, n 1/- ft it
The Most Comfortable of a}l Ladies* Towels.
THE CYNTA MANUFACTURING COMPY.
St. Thomas' Place,
ST6CKPORT. J
XXX11 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST June 1, 191S
IIPPIEJIEIT
m
m Glass Capsules and
m Lampblown Glassware.
m
m
m
m
®Si
Messrs. JOHN TyE SON
457 Caledonian Road, London, N„
have during the last two years enormously
increased their Glass-blowing department,
5ni
and propose to bring before the Whole-
sale Drug Trade their newer activities. m
m
Our next advertisement will relate to m
Crushable Glass Capsules.
mmmh
ESTABLISHED 1847,
Allcock's Glass Bottles
PLASTERS
&Medical Dispensing Bottles
A REMEDY OF 70 YEARS' STANDING.
of every description. Emul-
AUcock's Plasters^ The
Allcock's Corn and Three sions, Ammonia Ovals, Brillian-
Bunion Plasters Reliables, tines, Limes, Vials, Varnish
Brandrefh's Pills7 Panels, Coffees, Sauces,
Cordials, Crystal Bottles,
Prices and Terms
on Honey Jars, Vaseline and
Pomade Bottles, &c. &c.
application to
PROMPT DELIVERIES.
ALLCOCK SEND US YOUR INQUIRIES.
MANUFACTURING
COMPANY TOM LAYCOCK & CO.
22, Hamilton Sq.,
<TOM LAYCOCK, Proprietor),
Birkenhead,
England. . Isles Lane, Holbeck, LEEDS.
"Sold all round the World."
: —:
June 1, 1918 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST xxxiii
—The Jag The Repair
and
Mend-a-Tear, that wonderful new material which mends without stitches.
Note that the above illustrations are reproduced from actual photographs of the same
—piece of cloth before and after treatment as also that neither photographs nor negatives
has been touched hv the nrtict And with this evidence before you say if you don't think
you could sell this wonderfully novel line. There's a really good profit for you, and it
— —retails in either form General Outfit (for all kinds of clothes) Khaki (for Macin-
toshes, etc.), at y_ per Carton.
Ask your wholesaler for further details, terms, &c, or apply to the
Patentees and Manufacturers :
LEICESTER RUBBER COMPANY, LTD.,
Makers of the World-renowned John Bull Motor Cycle Tyres,
18 GRANBY MILLS, LEICESTER.
ASBESTOS Specially pre- BEST BLACK I.R. TUBING (Ingram's)
FILTER pared for the fil- 15/6 lb.
tration of Water, TRANSPARENT I.R. RINGS AND TEATS
Beer, Spirits,
Vinegar, Wines, 2/6 doz. 27/- 1 gross lot.
Gelatine, Pharma- ;
ceutical Products TRANSPARENT 1-HOLE TEATS
and Essences. (for Tube Feeders) 7/6 and 11/- gross.
FIBRE CIVES A CLEAR AND 4H. CORN VELVET (40% Sal. Acid)
SPARKLING FILTRATE On 3 doz. cards, 2/8 doz.
AT A MINIMUM COST.
BLACK SEAMLESS ENEMAS
PURE, NEUTRAL AND INSOLUBLE.
Best English (boxed complete).
Write for Samples and Prices to 27/- doz. small ball ; 33/- doz. large ball.
TURNER BROTHERS ASBESTOS Co., Ltd., BONE TEETHING RINGS
ROCHDALE, England. 1/3, 1/9, 2/-, 2/6 doz.
Terms: Net Cash; Carriage paid
MEDICAL on 30/- lot in United Kingdom.
DISPENSING BOTTLES. THOS. SWALES,
T. FERRY 81 SON, Ltd. DRUGGISTS' SUNDRYMAN,
PARK LANE GLASS WORKS, &24 Butts Court, 89 Albion Street, LEEDS.
GATESHEAD - ON - TYNE. Telephone No. 3702.
Telegrams Telephone
"BOTTLES GATESHEAD." 70 GATESHEAD.
xxxiv THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST June 1, 1918
siippiratix No. 2
- THE FASTNET OinseoiiiHn • 15 by iZi by Jl *»
First Aid Cabinets 45/- «•
No. 1.
i If fcjrtbyfti*
25/- «
Carriage paid Not eaih with enter. Wholesale Wtiaa «m» appHaatian.
. , .H,ome cFi.rsrtt As recommended alio In the Mrmoranduna o»r Steknea* aaJ
requirements Office. j Health of Munition Workers Coramitte*
with the of the
^-J
d/F8U
©f Oaober 12th. 1917. in Bisfl f urnace^Copper rf b
lra Aid provision is desirable la ail Fadories. Wo*.
Jills. Iron Mills. Foundries and Metal Works.
shops and premises in case of accident*.
JOHN &TIHF80N Co., Ltd., 104 4 106, Golden Lane, UdHqb. EX.
GLASS BOTTLES & GLASSWARE
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Buyers in India, Australia, South Africa, and the Far East should send
samples (two of each) and quantities required for quotations to
J. L THOMPSON & CO., P.O. Box 22, KOBE, JAPAN.
Cable Address: "FRANKLIN KOBE.",
FULLY ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS SENT
POST FREE ON APPLICATION.
AMPOULES. Tel ; L.W. 7781. Tel. Add : " Hydracetol, Phone, London."
JOHN BELL & CROYDEN, Ltd., BENZOATES
Wigmore Street. W.l. ENGLISH LIMITED.
Specialise in Ampoule Filling. MANUFACTURERS OF BENZOIC ACID,
CHEMISTS' SPECIAL FORMULA PREPARED SODIUM BENZOATE, Etc.
ACCORDING TO REQUIREMENTS. VERY FINEST QUALITY.
Spoelal Quotations for Lao-fa QuamUfdes.' 76 FINSBURY PAVEMENT,
SEND FOR PRICK UST.
L LONDON, E.C. 2.
June 1, 1918 THE CHEMIST AND " DEUGGIST XXXV
SUPPIEMEIIT I
CREPE BANDAGES BRITISH
MAKE.
LIGHT AND ELASTIC,
COMFORTABLE
BUT CONTAINS
TO WEAR. NO RUBBER.
—Fig. 1331. The "SafFron " Crepe Bandages, fast edges, 5i yards long when
stretched out- Width 2 in. 2i in. 3 in. 34 in.
11/6
Medium substance for ord'nary wear ... ... perdoz. 10/- 13/- 16/6
„ . „ hari 15/- 16/16 24/-
Stout 13/-
Full directions for use with each Bandage.
Cotton Elastic Web Bandage per doz. yards, 2 in. 5/-, 2i in. 6/6, 3 in. 8/6.
THE "EMPIRE" ELASTIC HOSIERY.
Cotton Elastic, ordinary quality, for hard wear Stockings. Knee Caps. Anklets. Leggings.
per pair 6/6 4/6 4/6 5/~
%» 5 discount allowed for prompt cash off above prices.
W« are the right House for British-made Goods, Catheters, Enemas, Elastic Hosiery, Hot Water Bottles,
Injection Syringes, Pessaries, Sponge Bags, Trusses, Water Beds, Water and Air Cushions, Waterproof
Sheeting; and every description of Rubber Goods.
ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST POST FREE. OUR GOODS ARE RIGHT. MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED.
BURGE, WARREN & RIDGLEY, LTD.,
91 & 92 GREAT SAFFRON HILL, LONDON, E.C.I.
lunauttttuiiMiiiiiiiiui liUWUIUBlttttlil
Salvo Petrolia yAXESWe offer
the perfection of Petroleum Jelly PETRO. JELLY
in qualities, white, lemon, yellow LIQUID PARAFFIN
and golden, for pharmaceutical B.P. .
purposes. V WHITER OILS
MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY Send us your inquiries.
The Dee Oil Company, Ltd. J. J. PRANSES & SONS,
Delta Works • Bootle , Liverpool LIMITED,
.
Packed in barrels, kegs, and smaller
packages according to requirements. 80a Southwark St., LONDON, S.E. 1. ( I
Inquiries are solicited for this article
of BRITISH MANUFACTURE, and
buyers may rely that for quality and
price it will meet any competition.
Other Grades
&cPetroleum Jellies, White Bases,
Samples and prices on application.
"OLEUM DEELIN£," a certain cure for Eczema.
THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST June 1, 1913
THERMOMETERS AND HYDROMETERS
Clinical and Chemical Thermometers of high quality a special feature.
A. T REYNOLDS, LONDON,Barnsbury Hall, Barnsbury Street,
N.l.
Immediate Delivery. Wholesale and Export.
MICROSCOPES DEABETi
SPECTROSCOPES CHELTINE FOODS CO., CHELTENHAM.
FLOUR BISCUITS, BREAD, FOOD, etc.
Bought, Sold ot Exchanged.
Highly Recommended by Medical Profession.
JOHN BROWNING, 146 Strand, London. INFANTS' FOCDS packed under ChcmUto' " OWN NAMES."
Established 1866. All particulars on request.
RADIUM COMPOUND. OAK PEDESTALS
SELF-LUMINOUS. AND
Plate Glass Shelves
&Highest Possible Efficiency, Durability Value.
Adopted b\> Leading Window Dressers
As supplied to H.M. Government, &c.
Guaranteed to pass N.P.L. requirements. Charming: and Artistic Effects
All Grades in stock, from 15/- per gram. CONSTANT CHANGE OF EHO'V
Radium Salts Tested and Certified.
assured. Window-dressing
HARRISON CLEW, SF.
156 Clapham Road, London, S.W. labour mor » than halved
These Stands can be used in conjunction with
Ordinary rows of \N indow Shelves if desired.
Complete Sets from 25/-
AYRTON- GRAHAM, Ltd.
1C6 Duke St., LIVERPOOL.
June 1, 1913 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST
The Fully
OiNLV TEED
fiUARA«
RUBBER
2for
IVAGINAL
YEA^S
PIPE
IMMEDIATE
33/-
DELIVERY
per do^en
33Z-
Specia
per dojen
Terms
to rhe Special
|Whole5ale Terms
Trade to rhe>
Wholesale
Trade
Supersedes the insanitary
Elastic Gum Pipes
as firhcd to
ALL CTMER EN E/AAS .
CHEMISTS SUNDRIES UP MANCHESTER
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XXXV1U THE CHEMIST AND DBUGGIST June 1, 1918
StPPlEWEKT
flAWT PARIS AND ROME.Awmnlcd 2 Gold y«4aliud a FintPrUM. International Exhibitions, 1914. TtL Kiittm I ' ' GIANT, rLTMOOTH."
BOX»'S *PILLSEMEDY B
**
.•.byth*Aa«ri««M 13Hf 2/9,4/6? ll/-ft£ll«
* W*i i \>
FBR BOX. POST.FXXJL
W. BOX,** TlM Great VrepanJ »nly if tht 'Proprietor— f
Engll«h Remedy."
H. Giant Pill Manufactory, 161 & 163 King St, PLYMOUTH.
ELASTIC GUM SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Catheters and Bougies, in Black or Brown Gum, and Finest Silk Web. Specula, Bectal and (Esophageal Instruments,
Horse Catheters and Cattle Probangs. Wholesale and Export only. Price Listfiom the Manufacturers.
&MASON BROS. CHAPMAN, 107 Whitecross St.. LONDON, E.C.
TO USERS and DFEAOLRERQSUiOn TMAETTHI.ONSPSIRaIpTplayntdo SPIRIT OF WINE.
PRESTONS LIVERPOOL DISTILLERY CS L°
The Largest Makers in the Kingdom,
BANKHALL DISTILLERY, SANDHILLS, LIVERPOOL. Office : 4 India B'ngs, Water St., Liverpool.
Pure Orange wine
A. MILLAR & CO., Ltd , DUBLIN
IVXNUM AURANTII B.P.) Prepared in strict accordance with the Formula of the British Pharmacopoeia. (Wholesale onlrt
London Agent: JAMES STIRTON 43 GREAT TOWER STREET. E.C.
SPECIAL NOTICE Tela. : " Ideas Leeds. •Phone: 1 635
TO THE ALF. HARRISON&SONS
TRADE.
Owing to the shortage of tinplate and cardboard, and Qeneral 'Printers,
the increased cost of raw materials, we are compelled
to make changes in the packing and price of
FUMO-TARACINE 224 Burley Road, Leeds,
In future the Eetail Selling Prices will be as follows :
2 oz. size, 2/3; 4 oz. size, ; 16 oz. size, 6/3 Are the people you require to
(Inclusive of Free .Vaporizer). execute your orders promptly
For the benefit, however, - of customers who have and in first-class style.
seoured a Free Vaporizer with their first bottle and do
not require a second, we are supplying FUMO-
TARACINE at
2 oz. size, 1/1 J ; 4 oz. size, 2/- ; 16 oz. size, 6/- ENVELOPES & FOLDING BOXES
(Without Vaporizer). A SPECIALITY.
The TRADE DISCOUNT WILL REMAIN AS AT
PRESENT, thus showing a slightly increased profit.
Orders received from this date will be subject to the
alterations above.
measles FUMO-TARACINE
t
WHOOPING COUGH. J THE VAPORIFIC CURE. We shall be pleased to
THE ' quote for your requirements.
COAL BY-PRODUCTS CO.
112 High Holborn - LONDON, W.C. 1.
Telegrams : " Cobyproco, Westcent. London."
June 1, 1918 THE CHEMIST AND .DRUGGIST xxxix
SERVICE.
HELP, if you prefer trie word, for that is what we have concen-
We HELPtrated upon during these years of war.
have striven to
everyone of our customers to keep pace with the ever-changing
market.
And we are proud of the fact that we are the house dealing in
Chemists' Sundries and Proprietary Articles that has continued to
issue a Monthly List of Price Alterations.
When you consider that paper alone is up in price 500%, and that
the average number of price alterations per month for the last three
years works out at about 600, you get some idea of what that
HELP has cost.
For the benefit of our old friends we trust we shall be able to
HELP— —continue to
we shall do our utmost but until the brighter
days come we regret we cannot post our List to other than our
regular customers.
c
.
When that good time ' after the war" does come, we hope to see
every chemist in the kingdom on our mailing list. It will pay you
to be there as surely as it has paid your competitor.
:
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THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST June 1, 1916
SUPPLEMEMT
Trade Mark. Established
134 Years.
&R. J. Fullwood Bland
The OLDEST and LARGEST Firm of
ANNATTO, RENNET
and BUTTER COLOUR Manufacturers in GREAT BRITAIN
GERMANS have never had any interest whatev r
^^^sssssanni &in R. J. F. B.'s firm, which has
been carried on by British partners
and with British capital since it was established in 1785.
Others who claim to be the only makers of Rennet in England
CANNOT SAY THIS.
R. J. F. & B. have secured large quantities of Calves' "SUSAN" 13 PLEASED AT THE CLEAN KITCHEN
!HE HAS SECURED AS A RESULT OF THAT TIN
Stomachs, and are now open to book orders for any OF HAWLEY'S I.K. WHICH SHE BOUGHT FROM
quantity of Rennet. YOU
!
Sole Addresses
EVANS SONS LESCHER S WEBB LTD.
&31, 33 35 Bevenden St., Hoxton, London, N. 1
and Rennet Works, Ellesmere, Salop.
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Lanolin0 ©
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THE LONDON PHARMACEUTICAL REFINERS, LIMITED, ©
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Martin's Yard, Endwell Road LONDON, S.E. 4. ©
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0 Samples and Quotations from the Selling Agents : ©
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1 USE UNSKILLED LABOUR DO WORK
v
p QUICKER, SAVE LABOUR.
"FLYBANE " W.D.O.
| Labour SavingMachinery I
For Industrie! purposes.
1 FOR CLASS BOTTLE FILLING, 1
VERMIJELLI LIQUID" JAR FILLING, SHALLOW TIN FILLING,
S3 FLASK, CmN AND DRUM FILLING. p
For manure heap*. Kills maggots before |
the flies eome into existence. ^i Machines for filling: all liquids and semi-liquids in any shape
Sor size of receptacle. Write for particulars.
"GARDEN WASH"
1 Roberts' Patent Filling Machine Co. fi
A simple wash for growing plants. BOLTON.|
S|
Matured s BQWLEY & SON §
£3
Wellington Works, Ratter«a« Bridge, S.W. 11,. S
i m
Labour-Savingr Machinery, in comparison to what it can
save, NEVER COSTS SO LITTLE AS NOW.
June 1, 1918 THE CHEMIST AND DKUGGIST xli
SUPPMMEHTX
/V? 8 large combined triple moSOAP ClltMICAL PLANTMAKERS. N° 7 improved multiple roller v
milling and mining mill made.,
granite roller mill with triple WAKRiNOTON.enCLAND wtfh I0.i2'or /4 rollers. Thismill •
rotary culler. Granite rollers
72 inches long 20 inches diameter MILLED TOILET SOAP PLANT. may be used in conjunction with
HOUSEHOLD AND LAUN0P.Y SOAP PLANT. our ti0 6 crN° 7 plodder. .
Glycerine extraction plant. Output 3 tons per day.
causticizing plant,
tallow meltfng plant.
IV? 5 Grant Bronje linedplan. Toilet Bar . Rotary. Culler 6N? Grant Quadruple Roller tf^f 1
Cutting Machine. or Shredder
Oulput 2'tons per day Output 2 tons per day >s4
.
Cotton's Pharmaceutical HAND-FILLING
MACHINE.
Machinery,
COLLAPSIBLE TUBE FILLING
and CLOSING MACHINES.
TABLET AND
PILL PLANT,
etc.
LISTS FREE ON APPLICATION -
JOHN J. GRIFFIN & SONS, LTD., klNGSWAY, LONDON, W.C.
xlii THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST JuNE 1 1918
SIPPUEME1T >
lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllUilllli
EBURITE PAPER CO., Ltd.
AMBERLEY ROAD, PADDINGTON, W.9.
WE WANT
WASTE
PAPER
WeBest Prices. Collect.
MAKERS OF
CORRUGATED PAPER
,
June 1, 1918 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST xliii
SCPPIEMlvSi:
WHOLESALE PRICES OF PHOSFERINE. CAUTION.
Oar CASH WITH ORDER. To Imitators or Dealers in Imitations of
1/14 size Phosferine ... 11/6 per dozen net.
2/9 „ „' '28/- „ „„
4/6 „ „ ... 46/- „ „„ PHOSFERINE
5 GROSS LOTS (assorted sizes if required) subject to 1$ PERPETUAL INJUNCTION
per cent. Gash Discount. WITH
10 GROSS LOTS (assorted sizes if required) subject to 2| DAMAGES AND COSTS,
per cent. Cash Discount. obtained against the Vendor for using
the word
PROTECTED PRICE.
PHOSFERQUIN.
The selling price of Phosferine is Protected, it must
not be retailed in the United Kingdom under the
—following prices, viz. : 1/li, 2/9, and 4/6.
PHOSFERINE 3n tbe Ibiob Court of Justice.
The Greatest of all Tonics Chancery Division.
—Is a good paying line for Chemists the Eetail price Before Mr. Justice Cozens-Hardy.
is protected, and as it contains nothing Between ASHTON & PAESONS, LIMITED,
poisonous, it can be sold without restriction.
Proprietors of " Phosferine " {Plaintiffs)
Being a highly Concentrated Medicine, its storage
occupies very little of the valuable space in a AND
Pharmacy. x
It is one of the largest advertised medicines in the THE VENDOE OF PHOSFEEQUIN (Defendant).
kingdom, and sells freely.
A PEEPETUAL INJUNCTION with'damages and
It can be recommended with the greatest confidence
for ' ajl Nerve Pains, Nervous Disorders, costs was granted on the 14th December, 1900,
Eheumatism, Nervous Headache, Dyspepsia,
restraining the above Defendant, his servants and
General Debility, etc.
agents from in any manner infringing the Plaintiffs'
ROYAL COMMANDS. Eegistered Trade Mark 6,530, and from sellir. g.'jr
offering or exposing or advertising for sale or pro-
curing to be sold any medical preparation not
prepared* by the Plaintiffs, under the name of.
" Phosferine "-or under any other name which by
colourable imitation of the Plaintiffs' word " Phos-
ferine " or otherwise was calculated to represent or
lead to the belief that such preparation is
Phosferine " or is a preparation of the Plaintiffs
and from selling or supplying any such preparation
"
as aforesaid in response to orders for " Phosferine
or for a preparation of the Plaintiffs or from other-
wise passing off or enabling or assisting others to
PHOSPEEINE has been supplied by Command to pass off any such preparation as aforesaid as or for
" Phosferine " or a preparation of the Plaintiffs.
Members of the British Royal Family,
H.I.M. The Empress of Russia, All information relating to the infringement of
H.M. The King of Greece, dealers in infringements of " Phosierine "
H.I.M. The Dowager Empress of Russia,
H.M. The Queen of Roumania, will be confidentially treated and should be
&c, &c, addressed to the proprietorsof "Phosferine."
A recommendation that can be claimed for no ASHTON & PARSONS, Ltd.
other Proprietary Medicine. La Belle Sauvage, Ludgate Hill,
ASHTON & PARSONS, Ltd. LONDON, E.C. 4.
La Belle Sauvage, Ludgate Hill, Op to Messrs. J. E. EVANS-JACKSON & CO.,
LONDON, E.C.4.
Patent Agents,
Bristol House, Holborn Viaduct, E.C, 1.
THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST '
- SVPPKCIHMI! June 1
" Use the power that Nature gives us."
ROWNSON DREW & CLYDESDALE L'°
Links in the Chain of Continuity
No. I —No. 4, Loading Vans by
Gravity Gravity Runway
Runway, Loading vans by hand labour has been going on from time
immemorial, so long that hardly anybody questions whether it
ft• No. 2. is the best way or the only way. Even in the most modern
Sorting by factories the greatest facility achieved is to have a delivery
Conveying. platform van high, or to supplement man handling by a crane.
No. 3.
Stacking &>
Conveying.
(
To-day these methods are a greater tax upon business management than ever. O
Your lusty carmen have gone and are replaced by weaklings and striplings who C
struggle with heavy goods and large cases as best they can. Their struggles in 2
loading spell exhaustion, and almost at the outset of the day their energy for the
day's work is gone. I
K
What a waste of labour is made of this simple operation of moving a load of
cases from the factory. One man at least to handle from the stack to the
truck, another to wheel the truck to the hoist, another one to work the hoist, still
another to guide it into the van, and then the van man or van boy begins to
struggle with it.
Load your vans by our portable
Gravity Runway. One man
puts the case on the Runway,
and it is not touched again
until it lands in the van ; no
matter what distance or what
corners it has to negotiate it
gets there, without labour and
without power.
Loading Van by Gravity Runway, Our Gravity Runway is but one
link in the Chain of "CON-
TINUITY OF PROCESS
that aids and saves labour. Ask
U s about the others.
The Government is saving and aiding labour in
moving material by using miles of our Gravity Runway.
—Inquiry will cost you nothing write to-day to
Messrs. ROWNSON, DREW & ROWNSON, DREW & CLYDESDALE,
CLYDESDALE, Ltd., issue through (Production Engineers), ltd.
their Metal section a fortnightly 225 UPPER THAMES STREET, E.C.4.
Metal Market Report and Price L'st Telep. 1070 Central (5 lines). Teleg. : "Rownson " (Central).
covering Box Hooping, Crescent :
Wire, Wire Nails, f c. And also 104 WEST CEGRCE STREET, GLASGOW. And at
Telep.: JJouglas946. Tele.:" Rownson Glasgow." NEW YORK.
a 603- page Encyclopaedia of Iron
a -.dS'eei. Requestfortheseshould
be addressed Metal Department.
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OFFICE: 42 CANNON 8TREET, E.C, 8ATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1918.
This Supplement is Inserted in every number of The Chemist and Druggist.
CHEMISTS' TRANSFERS.
Messrs. ORRIDGE & CO., 56 tudgate Hill, E.C.
Telephone Number : City 2283
May be consulted at their Offices on matters of SALE, PURCHASE, and VALUATION.
—1.—WEST MIDDLESEX. High-cHss Dispensing and Retail — —8. TORES. Middle-class Retail ; no side lines except a little
Optical; N.H.I, could be added to advantage; returns last year
Business ; returns upwards of £3,000 ; net profit £500 ; terms,
valuation of stock and fixtures, and premium for goodwill to between £950 and £1,000 ; net profit about £350; dbhble-f rented
be arranged equitably. £35 or
shop ; comfortable residence attached ; rent ; price £325,
—2. LONDON, S.W.—Good-class residential locality y Dispensing
near offer for quick sale; ill-health cause of transfer.
and Retail Business ; held by vendor many years ; returns over
£1,300; net profit about £350; good residence; private entrance; — —9. NORTH O'P ENGLAND. Retail and Dispensing Business ;
price about £900. returns show a steady increase, and are now about £850 ; £ood
—3. LONDON, N.W. (Main Thoroughfare).— Good-class Business; prices are obtained ; small residence ; rent £32 ; no lmSriCdi'ate
Retail and Dispensing ; net profit exceeds £500 ; well-appointed opposition terms, valuation of stock and fixtures about £250.
shop, nicely fitted and fully stocked ; valuation terms would be ; ;
considered, or lump sum offer.
^SURREY—10. Very old-established Business, situate in busy
shopping thoroughfare, and producing a not income of a'bbui
£700 per annum ; further details on application.
.. 4.—KENSINGTON, W:—Dispensing and Retail Business; returns — —11. HERTS. Well-established Business, situate in a pleasant
£800, formerly £1,000 ; well-fitted shop and comfortable resi- country district; position good; returns average about £300, with
dence ; held on lease ; first reasonable Offer accepted ; death cause net profit £250 ; rent £45 ; lease if desired ; comfortable residence,
garden; terms, valuation of stock and fixtures.
of sale.
5.—PICCADILLY (Near).—Dispensing and Retail Business; —12. EPPING fOREST (Near).—Good middlc-elass Business
returns £1,200; gross profit £650 to £700; books open to
chiefly ready-money returns, present rate, exceed £800 profits
inspection; the shop is well fitted and stocked; vendor is re- ;;
linquishing on account of health ; valuation terms entertained above the average comfortable residence, with large garden ; Tent
;
excellent opportunity for* a pushing, energetic man.
£25 ; no near opposition price £500, or near offer.
—6- KENT (Within Easy Distance of Town).—Good middle-class ;
Business; returns about £1,500; net profit £360; price, to include —13. HOME COUNTY.—Very old-established Business ; position
£90 book debts, £750 ; part payment. '
—7.—THAMES VALLEY. Well-established Business, situate iu good; returns last year £949; net profit £240; roomy sltop, fitted
pleasant locality; returns about £2,000; net profit £515; stock in mahogany rent £42 10s.. which includes comfortable resi-
and fixtures valued at £650; price £850. ;
dence and garden terms, valuation of stock and fixtures.
;
—14. SUBREY (Good-class Town).— Cash Retail and Dispensing
Business ; returns under Assistant, £14 to £17 weeWv price
;
£160.
VALUATIONS FOR STOCKTAKING.
OMefssgBrufs.sei&nM-Leress*ssr,Cso..&Ocd.e,s&ircCeaon.toabreeemdppehrtaeespriamzrieendetdehtv.oeenuntIneuncdaveelosrllstyivatikbyneegoctfaohsamesetPesheiretssihsoededonitceciasaaullstSehdteuoatfitleeacsmb,oeonaunfnrtudoosfwfiiAloScltncomocaauknknttead,kSilbpnoygescswa.ihniadclhVTamleueraatmnissonaf,loroitnseiuscPhroofsfteiertnv,icoetmsih.tetevdalauned
ORRIDGE & CO., 56 LUDGATS LONDON, E.C,WII^IQ,
BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. BUSINESS for Sale; country town; no opposition: £6(50 turn-
over; sacrifice £120, or nearest offer. Apply 152/31, Office
of this Paper.
- 3s. <5d. for so words or less ; 6d. for every TTSINESS for Sale Midlands ; reason for disposal, age. Pa
. io words or less beyond, prepaid. ;
ticulars, 154/36, Office of this Paper.
LONDON, N.— Shop, d.f. Chemist's; completely and we'll fitted; DISPOSAL, Lincolnshire, in large village, military, a Business :
established over 20 years chance to pick" up good business purely Drug, lock-up shop ; rent low ; no opposition within
;
six miles; might suit lady or one returned from the war; a rare
cheap; lent £60. Owner, 160 Stoke Newington Read, N. opportunity for suitable party. Particulars " B." (144/9), Office
of this Paper.
MIDLANDS.—Light Retail Business for Sale in a thickly popu-
lated district very well fitted and good saleable stock
;
takings under a Manager .£800. and increasing; rent £40; for D-RUG Stores, London suburb good Business in working-class
a quick sale a low price will be accepted. Apply 152 '20, Office ;
of this Paper. district increasing returns, and showing a good net profit
;
good reasons for disposal; nicely fitted and stocked Apply for
YORKS (Leeds District).—Good-class Dispensing and Counter full particulars, 152/240, Office'of this Paper.
Business for Sale old-established takings upwards of DRUG Stores for Sale ; South Birmingham profitable and pro-
; ; ;
£1.500. Pull particulars and investigation given to cash pur- gressive trade; good prospects for qualified or unqualified
ciiaser. Price about £800. Apply 154/40, O ffice of this Paper.
person good reason for selling goodwill, etc. ; moderate stook
;
XT —ORK SHIRE. Well-established, with good opening for Photo- at valuation. Write 153/26, Office of this Paper.
. graphic, N.H.I., and Dentistry, double-fronted Shop; side FOR Sale, high-class Chemist's Business good saleable stock,
back entrance; large house, recently redecorated; Warehouse ;
and
newly fitted throughout; has done good business under
^S r n; d at < auee of sal€ rent £ 50;
; sacrifice for quick personal management; good reasons for disposing; situated near
isaPlie, ^£?1, 60; wel?l, stoc?ked.
Apply 154/i3, Office of this Paper. Sloane Square Station. Apply 153 '31, Office of this Paper.
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xlvi THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST SUPPLEMENT June 1, 1918
C. BAKER PUBLIC TENDER.
(Pharmaceutical Chemist), CONTRACTS.
Trade Valuer & Transfer Agent. The Guardians of the Poor of the Parish of St. Mary, Islington,
invite Tenders for the supply of Drugs and Druggist's Sundries
Recommended by The British Drug Houses, Ltd. ; Messrs. Meggeson ft
Co. ; Barclay & Sons, Ltd, for three months from the 1st July (inclusive) to the several
Valuer to the Association of Manufacturing Chemistt, Institutions of the Guardians in the Parish, i
74 High Street, WALLINGFORD, Berks. Printed forms of Tender must be obtained from the Clerk
personally, or a stamped addressed brief-size envelope may be
BERDOE & FISH sent.
Sealed Tenders must be delivered at the under-mentioned offices
on or before Tuesday, the 11th June, 1918, and they will be
opened at a Meeting of the Guardians on Thursday, the 13th
June, 1918.
The Guardians do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or
VALUERS & TRANSFER AGENTS, any Tender.
95 Jewry Street, Fenchurch Street, E.C.3. By Order,
EDWIN DATET, Clerk.
Telephone : 1809 Central. Guardians' Offices,
til St. John's Road, Upper Holloway, N. 19,
28th May, 1918.
CHARGE TO PURCHASERS.
— —1. MIDLANDS. Sound progressive General Retail Business, AGENCIES.
returning over £3,200, increasing very best position splendid COMMISSION Agents required in Midlands, Scotland, and Ire-
; ;
land for the sale of Pharmaceutical preparations and Drugs.
premises every modern, convenience ; owner retiring ; price ±12,000 ; Apply 88/8, Office of this Paper.
;
THE ANGLO-FRENCH DRUG CO., LTD., desire to inform th«
references required. trade that they -iave opened a Branch in Paris with large
Stock Rooms. They are therefore now in the position to offer
— —2. SOUTH COAST. First-class Retail and Dispensing Business, their unique experience in introducing British goods and Speciali-
ties into France, and would be pleased to receive proposals as
in splendid position ; same hands many years, retiring ; returns to sole A'gencies. . The Company would also act as buyers in.
France for British and Colonial firms on a small commission basis.
approach £900; stands to do £1,500 easily; price simply valua- Proposals, etc., which will be treated confidentially, to be sent
to the Head Office,. Gamage Buildings, Holborn, London, E.C. 1.
—tion, or first reasonable offer part can remain.
; TRAVELLER, with good connection amongst Chemists and
3. HERTS (Market Town).—Most desirable Light Country
Druggists in London, South Coast, and Eastern Counties,
Retail; easily worked; returns about £900; good profits; good desires a further commission or agency. Apply 89/30, Office
house, bathroom, etc.; very best position; well stocked; price of this Paper.
for prompt sale, simply valuation, under £400. FOR SALE.
— —4. HAMPSHIRE COAST. Good-class Retail Dispensing and FOR Sale, the entire fixtures (mahogany, in splendid: oondition)
of a Chemist's shop ; also 2 and 4-gallon Carboys, Shop
Photographic Business, in fashionable resort; returns approach Rounds, Jars, Utensils, etc. ; either in one lot or separately.
Apply Mrs. Abram, 53 Aire Street, Goole.
£2,000 ; main road position ; well-fitted Pharmaoy, with residence
FOR Sale, the Grinding and Sifting Business carried on by
— —attached ; price £100 and valuation, in all about £900. late S Hallett at 125 Bethune Road, London, N. 16; Gas
Engine, Disintegrators, Sifter, etc., £200; can be viewed on
5- LONDON, S.W. Good-class Retail and Dispensing Business, application to T. L. Horn, 125 Bethune Road, N. 16.
in fine position, close to busy station; returns £1,000; no panel;
clear net profit over £300; books properly kept; scope for in-
crease, owner retiring; price for early sale, £500; part could
remain; strongly recommended.
—6. LONDON (Western Suburb) .—Light Cash Retail and Dis-
pensing, with Photographic; busy main road; returns over £2,000,
increasing; low rent; long lease; corner premises; well stocked;
— —owner
retiring price £800.
;
7. WEST MIDDLESEX. Cash Retail and Prescribing, with
small N.H.I. ; returns average £24 a week; practically un-
opposed ; low rent or lease selling solely through ill-health
;
—price £400; part can remain.
8. LONDON SUBURB, S.E.—Cash Drug Stores, in good posi-
tion ; plenty of scope ; returns £500 ; net profit £220 ; books
properly kept; low rent; corner shop; good house; well etooked;
price £250.
STOCKTAKINGS.
We have the first two weeks of June still open, and can under-
take one or two large stocktakings during that period. Appoint-
ments should be made early to avoid dates clashing. Terms sent
on application; 45 years' practical experience.
BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL {continued). M —IXERS " Werner & Pfleiderer " heavy double-bladed Mixer,
pan 2' 10" x 2' 4" X 2' 9", capacity to a
TT^QR disposal, the Chemist and Druggist Business carried on «u size of mixing about 6 to 8 cwt. ; also " Werner " double-
I by the late Mr. John Turner at Stone Street, Cranbrook. consistency of putty,
blade Mixer for power drive, size of pan 12" x 13" x 12", capacity
For particulars apply John C. White, Cranbrook. to a consistency of putty, about 70 lb. ; strong double-blade Mixer,
Hodgkinson type, blades working in opposite directions, size of
mixing bowl 24" x 24" x 30", capacity to a consistency of
IMMEDIATE sale; owner joined up; Manager in City business; putty, about 4 cwt. (for power drive) ; one ditto, size of mixing
well-fitted good thoroughfare exceptional chance outgoings
; ;
-very light ; would dispose at stock and fittings price very little bowl 185" X 174." X 24", for power drive, capacity to a con-
; sistency "of putty, about 2 cwt.r one ditto, size of mixing bowl
N.H.I. ; closes Sundays and Saturday afternoons. Apply 150/40, 14" X 14" X 18", for hand and power, capacity to a consistency
of putty, about 1 cwt. ; one ditto, size of mixing bowl 9" X 9" X
C.'ffice of this Paper.
fVLD-ESTABLISHED Family and Prescribing Business in Kent; 12", for hand, capacity to a consistency of putty, about 50 lb.
\J owner retiring, ill-health ; an absolute bargain for elderly
one Dry Powder Mixer by " Hugo Jacobi," Leipsig, for hand,
qualified man; no N.H.I. ; returns over £1,000; valuation and drum pattern, size of drum 3' 2" X 24" diameter. Each machine
small goodwill buyer could arrange to manage for a time before guaranteed perfect and in first-class condition. The Silicate
;
taking over. Harrie, Devon Wharf, Mile End, London, E. 1. Fire Cement Co., 62 Pershore Road, Birmingham.
/~VNE or both of two small country Businesses (Lanes) both Q rAA-j SACCHARINE Tablets, i gr. in 1 (330) ; 20s.
\y suitable as Chemists, or one as Drysalters; established 1874; X^jOv/U 1,000; whole or part; cash on pro forma. Apply
on panel. Apply 155/19, Office of this Paper. 152/32, Office of this Paper.
iTTNOPPOSED Business for Sale in growing district South York-
'U shire; returns last year £1,200, increasing this year; scope
for Optical and Dental work large N.H.I, connection ; no heavy
;
trade; suit lady; pleasant Pharmacy, well stocked and fitted,
with living accommodation; healthy country district. Apply
155/10, Office of this Paper. SACCHARIN Tablets, half-grain, 330 in 1 ; offers wanted for
nOfiX*1 (0R NEAEEST OFFER).— Smartly fitted up-to-date 60 pounds average 7,000 to pound ; cash or exchange for
;
cfc'-Lj \J\J\J Chemist's Business; N.W. London; doing good
Eureka or other Tablet Machines. Walton, Chemist, Batley Carr.
business under personal management; nice premises; long lease;
good reasons for disposal. Write 154/19, Office of this Paper.
APPRENTICESHIPS. PROPRIETARY WANTED.
WANTED to Apprentice, a youth in Family Retail and Dis- ADVERTISER desires to purchase a Proprietary with steady
pensing business (with Agricultural), in good market town;
passed Camb. Senior; indoors preferred. Apply 154/18, Office of demand and scope for increase. Address, in strict confidence,
this Paper. 144/10, Office of this Paper.
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