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'HE first book on the commercial side of Pharmacy.

THE

A Text

Book teaching the business of the drug store from the original financing and establishing of the store, through its various steps

of development to the investment of the profits earned.

Every druggist will enjoy reading it and profit by its teaching.

Cloth Bound, 408 Pages, $2.50.

With one year's subscription to "Midland-Review," $3.00.

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THE MIDLAND PUBLISHING CO.

COLUMBUS, OHIO

When writing advertisers, please mention the "Midland Druggist and Pharmaceutical Review."

When writing advertisers, please mention the "Midland Druggist and Pharmaceutical Review."

The average man, expecting his money's worth and knowing nothing of the cost of
ingredients or the pharmaceutical skill required, judges a prescription largely by its
appearance. Consequently, its external make-up should evidence the quality within.

Even as a cracked mirror would ruin the looks of your soda fountain and create an
unfavorable impression, so a soiled, unsound cork detracts from a prescription. Therefore

are not only a nicety but a necessity. You wouldn't sell a man a dry cigar that would break. Why then sell him a prescription with a cork that is liable to? Circle A Corks are prescription stoppers with the "chance" left out. Each one is so clean, bright and strong that you will wonder why you haven't always used them, after you receive the sample bag of 100 that is sent for twenty cents in stamps, or in coin.

For your convenience the sample bag includes sizes from 2 to 6.

ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY,

116 Twenty-Third Street

Pittsburgh, Pa.