The Bulletin of pharmacy . ue, articles thatwould be useful and desirable to some member of thefamily. By way of providing that every package did con-tain five cents worth, there was slipped under the string,after the parcel was wrapped, five souvenir , of course, did not retail for less than a pennyapiece, and many no doubt were made to sell for were all handsome cards. People were stopping on street corners to investi-gate their grab and compare notes as to who got thebest value. Everybody was satisfied, no one was dis-appointed. The store made a small profit on the
The Bulletin of pharmacy . ue, articles thatwould be useful and desirable to some member of thefamily. By way of providing that every package did con-tain five cents worth, there was slipped under the string,after the parcel was wrapped, five souvenir , of course, did not retail for less than a pennyapiece, and many no doubt were made to sell for were all handsome cards. People were stopping on street corners to investi-gate their grab and compare notes as to who got thebest value. Everybody was satisfied, no one was dis-appointed. The store made a small profit on the entiresale and got much pleasant advertising out of it. Thebig value in every package was the feature that made ita success. China Novelties in the Window.— One of the means used by Brundages Drug Store,Muskegon, Mich., to stimulate its trade in crockery andbric-a-brac novelties is shown in the accompanyingillustration. The display covers the bottom of the window andextends nearly to the top. It is so arranged that each. individual piece is in full view of the people on thestreet. A large placard at the back of the window callsattention to the special prices offered. Fred AL Casserholz, of the Brundage store, designedand installed the display. A Harrison Law Suggestion.— G. O. Patterson, of Hawesville, Ky., in a communi-cation to the Kentucky Druggist offers the followingexcellent suggestion : When numbering narcotic prescriptions place theletter N after the number—for instance, 3204 N. Whena customer brings in a bottle or a box for refilling, theletter N will instantly tell the druggist that it is for anarcotic and cannot be refilled. This will save valuabletime, as there will be no need to refer to the prescrip-tion file. 318 BULLETIN OF PHARMACY QUERIES Inforination is given in this department underthe following conditions only: (/) No queries areanswered by mail; (2) queries must reach us be/orethe 15th of the month to be answered in the Bulle-tin of the month follow
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