The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-16
ButIe Meas.
STRIKING TESTIMONY.
Huge Files of Prescription Papers Attract
Attention to GIiloGiy's windows.

Hinge Files of Prescription Papers Attract
Attention to GIiIoCiy's windows.
The crowds of people who pass up
and down Main street, between Park
and Broadway, have become accus-
toned to invariably turn their eyes to-
wards Gallogly's windows as they pass,
for they have learned to expect some
thing new there in the form of dis
play and they don't get disappointed.
The display at present is something
new and novel. and a whole library of
argument could not tell as much or
convince as quickly OF the merits of
Butte's favorite pharmacy as does the
display. There is nothing to be seeen
but great stacks of paper, and there
are thousands and thousands of these
papers. They are prescription papers
and each one is a certificate of rec
concentration to +. T.. Gallogly & CO.
a testimonial of merit, particularly to
that firms prescription department.
The first prescription of them all is
dated Feb. /, 1891, when the firm first
opened up Gallogly & Co. recently
completed their fifth year of business
in this community. They are proud of
their record. They are proud Of their
prescription file. And they have a right
to be. Each one means tlat somebody
has confidence In the store and it's hon
orable methods Of doing business. Each
year and each month has seen the pre-
scription file growing bulkier and bulk
Ter, attesting that the confidence in the
firm has never been misplaced and is
steadily growing. Many pass by other
stores to get their prescriptions filled
at Gallogly's because they have learned
by experience that they will be rightly
treated there and that the prescriptions
will be filled with absolute correctness
and with the purest quality of stock.
Mr.. Gallogly when he filled his first
prescription, more than five years ago,
established a principle from which he
has not swerVed in the lightest partic-
cular at any time. That policy was an
expensive one at the start, but it has
won out in the long run, as proved by
the big bundles of prescription paper
in Galloglys window. Mr. Gallogly de-
cidcd at the start that the best policy
was 10 give the people exactly what
| they asked for and not shove off any
shoddy or inferior stock in making the
prescriptions. There are tricks in all
| trades Many will tell you that GER
| tain cheap article is just as good as
more expensive article and the profit
will be greater by using inferior stock
| instead Of the best stock. There are
| some who will use the inferior stock
without telling you anything about 1T.
But that is not Mr.. GallOgly'S way of
| doing business. He thinks the custo-
mer is entitled to what he asks for and
| what he pays for, and under no cir
| cumstances has he ever permitted an
! article to be used other than what is
called for i'm the Doctors prescription.
| Some have made more money by sub
| sttutnE cheaper stock and some have
| done this successfully without getting
| found out. Mr.. Gallogly, however, has
| always treated the public honestly,
| every prescription from the least to the
| most Important has been filled with
| the utmost care and that is the secret
| of Gallogly's success. He uses no
| limitations or substitutes.
| Get your prescription filled at Gal
| loglNs and YOU get il filled right.