N.A.R.D. Notes Volume 18, No. 23 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1914 Excerpt: ...generally 32, before a blank can be printed. Remittances must accompany all orders. These prices are subject to change without notice. Look up your supply NOW, and order NOW so as to avoid running out. Automatic Numbering Machine for Prescriptions--For numbering prescriptions. The gem of numbering machine devices.-The new model No. 49A of the Bates Numbering Machine Company is the lightest, strongest, and handsomest machine in existence. The action of the machine is as smooth as a high priced watch. _ It is built for business from top to bottom. Makes all the changes, consecutively, duplicate and repeat, and the finish is the best of any made. $5.00 prepaid. Order from the N. A. R. D., 122 South Michigan Boulevard, CHICAGO When writing advertisers, just say: "Saw it in our Journal of the N. A. R. D." PROPAGANDIC WORK WITH AMERICAN GROWN DRUGS Continued from Page 1214 THE STEARNS "SMOKER"--On Wednesday night of the A. Ph. A. convention week the mammoth Wayne Gardens was the scene of the entertainment feature of the joint meeting of the American Pharmaceutical Association, the Michigan Pharmaceutical Association and the Michigan Travelers' Association. Every member who attended the "smoker" given by Frederick Stearns & Co., on that night will remember the festive occasion as one where good fel-lowship was the keynote, where druggists gathered together from every clime and forgot prescriptions and commercial pharmacy In an evening of rare good fun. At 7 o'clock a thousand druggists sat down to supper at the Wayne Gardens with a representative of the House of Stearns seated at each of the forty tables. Quaint and comical hats were distributed to all and added to the gayety of the feast. Three score busy ebon-hued waiters soon s...