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Title: The Pharmaceutical era
Year: 1887 (1880s)
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Subjects: Drug Industry Drugs Drugs Pharmaceutical industry Pharmacy Pharmacy
Publisher: New York (etc.) D. O. Haynes & Co
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
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ase hisl)resent place. PLEASING FIXTURES AT MODERATEOUTLAY. Determined to make a great success,the new owner has remodelled and refittedthe store completely. The present resultmay be seen partially in the illustration,but the view shows but half the interior.The color scheme of decoration has beenselected with good judgment, for the ceil-ing is pure white and the walls darkgreen. Against this the new shelving ofcherry and trimmings to match stand outpleasingly. Silent-salesman show cases runin an even row on both sides of the storefor its entire length. Half way down theroom the moulding topping the shelvingrises to encase a gilded mortar. Acrossthe rear of the store runs the partitionconcealing the prescription department,which, as the photograph shows, possessesa decided decorative value. Back of thepartition is found an unusual abundanceof light, for three windows open into theprescription department. The floor of the sales department is cov-ered with a linoleum of a checkered pat-
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THE PHARM.^CY OF M. SCHWARZ. S4. .MANH.Vrr.\N AVENUE, BROOKLYN.COMMONPLACE. AN OASTS IN A DESERT OF THE June 8, 1905.) THE PHARMACEUTICAL ERA. 649 (ern. The soda fountain, while not large,Is modern and attractive. Much labof isexpended to Iteep it scrupulousiy clean,and the decorations about it are frequent-ly changed. It is not dotted with unat-tractive sign cards. Instead its mirrorreflects natural, graceful maiden hairferns which deck the center of its top.lrom this potted center piece garlands ofred roses extend each side to the edge.On one corner stands a diminutive cherrytree in fruit, its pot covered with whitecrepe paper tied with cherry-colored rib-bon, the streaming ends of which nearlyreach to the floor. Indeed, the colorscheme of cherry is carried out carefullyIn most details. FEATURED THE FIFTIETH ANNI-VERSARY.On anniversary day. May 13, last, thestore was decorated with crepe paper gar-lands, bunting and masses of naturalflowers. All day long souvenirs were pre-sented to

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