Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-30
MYERS-DILLON GET
NOTICE TO YACATE
Best Known Drug House in
Nebraska Spends Fl Years
at the Same Corner.
Clearance Sale of $4,000
Stock to Commence on
Saturday, May 1.

Here, indeed, is the most start
ling drug store news of genera
ton!
The Meyers-Dillon Drug Co., at
18th and Farnam streets, has re-
ceived notice to- vacate the build
ing July I'd.
And, without the "Myers-Dil-
lon'' Drug Store to meet at, trade
at and see sights from, an army
of Omahans will feel lonesome
almost lost. ~
For twenty-one years all that is
| good in drugs and the like has
been dispensed from "Myers-Dil-
lon s"--it has proved standby
source of. reliability. If ever
"Myers-Dillon" customer became
dissatisfied the "Myers-Dillon"
people. were Just as anxious to
| right matters as was the customer
| to have matters rectified.
Few drug stores in the entire
United States have made SO last
ing and favorable an impression
upon the public as this concern,
and much genuine regret will be
heard now that yacate notice
has been served.
But enough of. "reminiscences
now to business.
The Myers-Dillon Drug Com
pany on Saturday, May LIST, drops
a thunderbolt into the drug
world. It must rid itself of every
grain, ounce, pound, barrel or
4 - al not
medicines, toilet goods, drug sun
dries, stationery, candies, foun-
tain pens, cutlery, paints, toys,
novelties and the other tens of
thousands of items usually carr
by drug house Of Myers-Dillon's
size and prestige.
The Myers-Dillon Drug Com
pany has a $4,000 stock within
the walls of its 10th and Farnam
retail quarters and in its Harvey
street warehouses. Enough stock
is on hand right at this moment to
stock a half a dozen good sized
drug stores. But this very large
quantity of goods makes the clear
ance sale even more urgent.
Every dollars worth of goods in
the Myers Dillon Drug Company
stock must be sold and sold in a
hurry at the quickest low price"
It will bring. There isn't an ar
ticle but that will be sold at
wholesale cost; many thousands
of items are offered at less than
Wholesale cost; there are thou
sands upon thousands of items
that will &C for less than cost to
manufacture. The stock is far
| | cleaner than that of the usual
drug house and Myers-Dillon
prices, even in the regular way,
| are far lower than those of usual
! | druggists, because this concern is
| what is known in the trade as
large handlers" and own the
goods in the first place for far
less money than the little drug
stores scattered here and there
What do you think, then, of hay
ing this merchandise offered you
at prices that are reduced to even
greatly less than the usual Myers
Dillon figures?
Watch Fridays papers for large
announcements containing speci.
! men instances of underpriced
1 items 10 De OIlcISu OdtuiuuyB Ohi
ing the first day of the Notice
To Vacate Sale" But stop to re-
alize that the stock here is toe
colossal to be listed in its en-
tirety In a single announcement
The stock will have to be takeI
up in sections and advertised from
day to day in a series of sales. Il
you don't sea what you want IN
the first advertisement come Il
| the store Saturday anyway. fol
the article you have in mind will
surely be here at q typical salt
| price. Then keep watching the
papers by all means; they viii
keep you posted in regard to th'
! daily happenings Of the creates
drug store event ever offered Il
Omahans or Nebraskans.
Mind you. II is a genuine sale
brought about by unforeseen cir
cumstances- With a. Notice L
Vacate" staring II In the face, M
drug store on earth wants to b.
possessed. Of q dollars worth o
stock. It's q case Of must sell AM
sell quickly. Turning goods int
money In this instance viii be IA
more gratifying than carrying tn
stock anticipating the future.
Remember. read Friday evening
papers! The Myers-Dillon Drui