The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-13
DRUGGISTS WILL. CLOSE.
The following retail druggists Of ST.
Louis agree to close their respective places
OF business on St Louis Day:


OF business on -. Louis Day:
r. J. Efn.t s.l Msnch-S;er ay.nue. J. L.
iiicss B.yle sv.au. snd ODD MsEchss.r rad
fTe-i w GEa: -ns,nru-T. rOR-T GrUy" anL Hunt
B!sia. Avenue Pharmacy, 80. l. A.n- ayvEu. .
John iiaTm-.e. 500 olI MInch-ste. Eose
rad. NuTman's fnsTmacy. si'l North Nsi.d"-
NenteT syenue; Mm. CumEniE-. 3s2 cass asr-
ln-'s Pharmacy. I.!5 Sgr;h jefferson .yenue /:
Leon u. Philibul; 81 GsuabI. street. craw:.v's
T.I s91s -d ,-, G... o,I MeAgirs Tsp's xa4, al
street. ClIu. Pharmacy, Ninth snt MOa;x m
s.y. = a tniicn. -sll SALISBURY street. sehulz
B-rnius. -iss Essjon avenue: Temple pisc-
l,nai,maSy. - Eas'on svsnue: a, Z sk.nnei
EsEn.y. :. " Wagner. TsyIo. and Morgan.
s,,,. ~ f.ne5, p,,. IsyIo. I'a, ana DsinaE. O
CIT. Ia. f:astOn avenue. Z. Y. Eck-r, Pend-
ton and Finn-y. u. frl-l.wald. ~, Finn.y
Lckmsn. a.2s North Vsna.v.nt-r ss.nae. !. :
.."iisr. 81 C',;ase av-nu.. ". u. Tenn. is-s
@fisTm.9y: @ i.l North seventh street; 3. ".
ton avenue. " A bryant. i4Gi iiei- ave: Y
nrainard s'S' Pss- avenue. Rose Hin PhaI-
hru,,.-. Harniitcf and sasuIsan a,enue.:
" J Nail, GoodfellO.i and suburban: ATcrd.
GoiiiIr. Academy and Page AVENUES: N-ws,-ad
Pharmacy N-Ws,esa ami St. Lgas avenues.
II. II. Tenn 4 Son. Marcus and Easton ave
nn..; Z Young. ,ooi EAs,on avenue. ". J.
Bros Tayior and Cottage avenues. g. g
Me:nick; EAs'on and Academy avenues. 81 g
ptsTmae5 90. Ea.,cn avsnue: God. Avenue
Pharmacy AS Pastor avenue: ]. A. Phur-
:ss Marcus aS avssu.: % " N Hf Hi. Kins's sS hlsS
way and Natural Br.ig. rosd: X " Cruaks
Pharmscy Vandevsn;sr an. Wassins,an ans-
nu..: r. Zlmmerm.n. ss:s o'Fali6n stree: :
andr.ss. vsnieS.n,sa aa sH.nss ana eea ss.nahio.s
street: J. ?. N.,hudy. Ca.iforais and Ru,seIi
sy.na:, ME- MiIiss I MISPi sSs,S s:ssas.T .ns P.s
Sshulr Pharmacy. vsndey.ntsr and Lsclesi@
". s,iehI caIfornis ant PARK sv.nu.-: j y
E.shsr CoHp;on ani Park ay-nu-s: r II
iinrsri,l Phar,nsry. ,i 80 MORAN @ i's gsei -
Moell'r no fsci.t- avenue: Le.hngv.iI
? vort :ssi Fsron svs-Gs. T " Young
1e Fcansli1 svenu~, kings hirhSsv PhaT-
rssr.on aas Fpriid ar s,.lns,: s W-s,rnlnstsr Msr
Pharmacy. .:s. Olive .;r..; Msr.on PrarTnacy.
and Iunf.ta s,re-1 c q s,csp,n.r .,ai
Olive street.. X Swift. ,ss: Olive y.r-st. J.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. ACTS
Members OF the Merchant. Exchange met
at IN o'clock yesterday afternoon Tor the
purpose OF having the change fully rep
Resented a; the Fair on ST Louis Lay.
I'esiHent " efnse Sfe-iced- 4. Ii. Spsn-
Ger. first vice president OF the Louisiana
Purchas- Exposition company addressed
the meeting on the Importance OF making
81. Louis Day a success
Practically all tn. offices In the Mer-
chants Exchange building will be closed
The following additions hav. been re-
c-ived to the fund for furnishing tickets
10 these unable TO purchase them:
Previously reported $3.50 Worlds Fair
Takers Club. SO; James Stewart & Co.
So: w. II. G. &: Miss L>onora n
Hslstead. 81: Mrs. I. W. Morton 8:
Doctor Ellsworth Smith Jr s.; Doctor
J, Lawrence. SO: Mrs Mary Archer
- REILLY. SO: Henry Ames &: +.
Meihudy. 3: American Brake Company.
The manager Of the Beer War conc.s-
sion has notified Secretary Morgan that
they have mailed him a check for xs1
for this fund and will also send S.p tick
cts for the performance opening al
O clock on Thursday.