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10 TK N.w-IUriw. RoMburs, Of. Wj. May 21, 19jT8 - r; . . o ' - "J -V . ' " N-' ;:--' (.'.-.I J ' Xlv:? j : J -- hst l" : .fx ... ;: wNJra j tl Azrl v iv i i ! r n A, 2zrTr ' - : II . J U M 1 t h n f s, .. ; - . v - ,v - 4 . -w . v . - i, .. ' .?JiV v? ftv . - - - , - ' . -' . " - j. r v j?-v . 'Wv. -. ...-. v It takes a GrI ANT to deliver just what 225,000, doctors ordered TIip man in white, can-fully compounding the doctor's pivsi-ription, is a druggist. He is one of 110,000 dedicated pharmacists across the land who contribute to safeguarding the health of all of us. Throughout the year, these druggists stand ready to give you exactly what the nation's 225,000 doctors order. It's a , giant task a conscientious task that the druggists perform. lour local druggist is also a business man, a retailer of many diversified products in addition to drugs, yis wares may range all the way from toiletries to toasters. That's why of the total advertising budgets of all drug stores is invested in newspapers. Drug store operators have found that newspaper advertising is the most effective and -Ticicnt way to keep you informed about products and prices. 'Dnig Topirt Aim from years of experience, they also know it gets results. Like the druggist, most advertisers depend on newspapers for results. That's why, year after year, they invest more money in newspapers than they do in radio, television, maga zines and outdoor combined. All business is local... and so are all newspapers -iiMnWrf m (k h'rrnt tif mow tftrw mjrrlttm kl
