EVERYTHING WORTH WHILE is to be found in PUFFER'S SEALED SODA FOUNTAIN-VULCAN LINED EXCLUSIVE FEATURES OF THE SEALED FOUNTAIN. Perfect refrigeration at nominal cost. Vulcan Lining, puncture proof. Interior plumbing, completed at our factory. Sheet block tin lined coolers, assuring purest beverages. Large cooler and cold storage capacity. Puffer's accurate, dripless, noiseless Syrup Lift. Best grade carefully selected marbles, domestic and imported. When writing to advertisers please mention BULLETIN OF PHARMACY. The Fountain that Saves Money and Worry. YOU GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE IN A PUFFER SEALED SODA FOUNTAIN No other manufacturer seals his fountain. No other manufacturer can furnish Vulcan Linings. THE PUFFER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, PUFFER'S FAMOUS "FAITHFUL" CARBONATORS, to meet all requirements WAREROOMS 51 Portland St., Boston, Mass. 131 W. 37th St., New York City. FACTORY AND OFFICES, WINCHESTER, MASS. THE "HEY beat Copper Stocks-Bethlehem Steel-Automobile Stocks-beat any investment of a like sum of moneypay 100% a month-every month for any number of years. They pay dividends because their cleanly beauty attracts the people who think-who have good sense-the kind of people who have money to spend because they think. They pay dividends on the labor they save-they are so easy to clean. When you write, tell us what jobbing house you like to buy through CHICAGO HARDWARE FOUNDRY CO. NORTH CHICAGO, ILLINOIS When writing to advertisers please mention BULLETIN OF PHARMACY. F-R-M THE SCRAP BOOK. NOTICE TO READERS. It is the purpose of THE BULLETIN OF PHARMACY to maintain the highest standard in its advertising pages, that they shall constitute the most reliable buying directory for the drug trade. The announcements of none but reliable and responsible firms are solicited, and many advertisements are rejected because of their objectionable or questionable nature. We shall greatly appreciate it if you will immediately report to us any experience which may indicate that an advertisement does not conform to our standard of honest advertising. The Business Manager. MR. BABCOCK had just been telling his wife of an old friend. "And he said he knew me when I was a little girl?" interrogated the wife. "No," said Babcock, “he didn't say anything of the sort." "But you just said he did," said Mrs. Babcock. "Why, Charles!" exclaimed the wife. "What did he say, then?" "I said," replied the brute, "that he said he knew you when he was a little boy."-Spencer Sentinel. AMONG the specialties manufactured by Chas. Pfizer & Co. are Strychnine and its Salts. Their brand of Crystals and Powdered Alkaloid, and Crystals and powdered Sulphate, are almost universally known and are recognized as a leading brand of strictly U. S. P. standard, particular attention being called to the uniform purity of their product.-Adv. A LAWYER was examining a Scottish farmer. "You affirm that when this happened you were going home to a meal. Let us be quite certain on this point, because it is a very important one. Be good enough to tell me, sir, with as little prevarication as possible, what meal it was you were going home to." "You would like to know what meal it was?" said the Scotchman. "Yes, sir; I should like to know," replied the counsel, sternly and impressively. "Be sure you tell the truth." "Weel, then, it was just oatmeal!”—Glasgow Gazette. FIANCE: "And will Bobby be sorry when I marry his sister?" Bobby: "Yes, I will, 'cause I like you."-Boston Transcript. When writing to advertisers please mention BULLETIN OF PHARMACY. IT WAS the first day of her first term of school, and the new teacher called up the class and asked a large girl to tell of Columbus's voyage. "Well," said the girl, "Columbus started out and sailed around a dot." "What?" said the astonished teacher. "He sailed around a dot," repeated the girl. Pressed for her authority, she pointed triumphantly to the page in the book and the teacher read, "About this period Columbus sailed."-The Christian Herald. CHEMICALLY pure water is easy to produce with the Barnstead water still. The Barnstead "Druggist" still, nickel-plated and having an hourly capacity of one gallon, costs but $28. The "Druggist" Junior, delivering one-half gallon of distilled water hourly, costs only $17, if finished in copper; or $18, if the nickel finish is desired. Detailed information may be obtained from the Barnstead Water Still Company, 51 Chardon Street, Boston, Mass. SOPH: "I suppose you ran after the cows while you were home?" Fresh: "Nope; sneaked after the pigs." Soph: "I never heard of anyone doing that." Fresh: "You never lived in a dry county where there are blind ones."-Elmira Herald. FOUR-YEAR-OLD Barbara went to church with her two sisters and came home crying. "What is the matter, dear?" inquired her mother. "He preached a whole s-sermon-about-M-Mary and Martha," sobbed Barbara, "and-never said-aw-word about me."-Lippincott's. TO RELIEVE sore or irritated throats-Alkalol is a good suggestion. In 8-ounce bottles Alkalol costs $4.00 a dozen; in full-pint containers, $6.75 for the twelve bottles. Jobbers everywhere, and the Alkalol Company, Taunton, Mass., will fill orders. AN EXCHANGE publishes a few instances of publicity errors which are decidedly amusing. For instance: Sign in bakery window: "Home-made pize." Card in restaurant: "Small steak, 20 cents. Extra Advertisement in poultry journal: "Plymouth Rock hens ready to lay $1.25 each." From a prepared-roofing ad: "Its bright-red color is permanent and will remain permanent." A Milwaukee paper informs us that "John Huckbody of Wausau lost thirty chickens by freezing to death." On a coupon: "The holder of this coupon when properly punched is entitled to one of our beautiful photographs."-Our Dumb Animals. 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