The Pharmaceutical era . xistence. R Francis, president of the Board o( Directors of the1903 Worlds Fair, will make a short address. NOTES. A. W. Peterson, druggist at Fifteenth and Chambers Streets, recently completed making some extensive im-provements in his drug store, one of which was to en-large ft to nearly twice its former capacity. Last Thurs-day he invited a number of his brethren in and that nightheld oipen shop. Before doing so, howe\er, he con-sulted Theo. F. Hagenow, on Choteau Avenue, and en-deavored to get a few pointers from one w-ho has had ex-perience in that line.
The Pharmaceutical era . xistence. R Francis, president of the Board o( Directors of the1903 Worlds Fair, will make a short address. NOTES. A. W. Peterson, druggist at Fifteenth and Chambers Streets, recently completed making some extensive im-provements in his drug store, one of which was to en-large ft to nearly twice its former capacity. Last Thurs-day he invited a number of his brethren in and that nightheld oipen shop. Before doing so, howe\er, he con-sulted Theo. F. Hagenow, on Choteau Avenue, and en-deavored to get a few pointers from one w-ho has had ex-perience in that line. Dr. W. Graul is preparing to open a drug store at Second and Sidney Streets. This city has over fourteenmiles of river front. Broadway or Fifth Streat extendsthe entire length of the city, and this will make only twodrug .stores in the entire district between Broadway andthe river, Fifty years ago nearly all the drug stores ofthe city were located east of Broadway. E. A. Medler, dri;ggist at Twentieth and Ferry 1st Vice-Pres K. UlllK. c. ntlMli:i. Mo.,luent Missouri Pharmaceutical Associaiton. is on the sick list. Ed. Fischer, chief clerk for , is also laid up with a severe case of blood poison,ing in the rlght arm. It resulted from a slight cut onthe finger by a broken soda glass. S. E. Barber, former city salesman for the Meyer Bros. Drug Company, and later for the MofEitt-West DrugCompany, has gone into the general brokerage makes a specialty of selling drug stores and hasopened an office at 50S Roe Building. H. F. Hassebrock, druggist at High and Washington Streets, has been spending a week somewhere over inIllinois. He will not tell where he went, and surpriseshis friends by declaring he did not go fishing. He sayshe w^as just out sunning himself. The Sidney Street Pharmacy, at Eighteen and Sidney Streets, was incorporated this week with a capital stockof . The stock is held by R. F. Miller, druggist atBroadway and Lesperance Stre
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