The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-11
NEWDRUG
TO OPEN SOON
V0rnholt and Smith to Install
Modern Establishment.
WILL CARRY A BIG STOCK
Equipment and Fixtures viii be Of
the Best-Expect to Open
About February 20.


modern, up-to-date drug store in the
Burke building on south Fifth street.
Realizing that Glasgow is going to
experience greater prosperity than
ever in its history, and that with the
settlement Of the surrounding coun-
try the business of the city will in
crease by leaps and bounds, Paul
Vornholt and Frank Smith decided to
go into this new venture.
The fixtures and stock were pur-
chased by Mr.. Vornholt on his recent
trip east and have already been
shipped. The store will open with
complete line of drug merchandise
and will be complete in every detail.
The fixtures selected by Mr.. Vorn-
holt are of the very best, every case
and shelf being enclosed in glass. The
fixtures are finished in silver gray,
which will harmonic perfectly with
the rest of the interior finishings.
For the past two months skilled
workmen have been making altera-
tions about the building and a beau
tiful front has been put in with spac-
ious display windows. Large plate
glass windows, with beautiful Tennes-
see marble around the bottom and
prism glass above make the front of
the building the finest and most inn
posing in the city. The entrance to
the store is at the corner of the build
ing, and the large number of pedes-
trians who pass the building daily,
makes the location one of the best
in the city.
No expense has been spared in get
ting the best fixtures and cases OBJ
tainable and under the able manage,
ment of Paul Vornholt, druggist of
many years experience, the venture
should be success from the start.
The prescription department of the
store will b one of the main features
and will be a model of efficiency.
Carl Vornholt, brother of Pauls,
will be associated with him in the
of the business.
A solid marble soda fountain of the
best make and latest design will be
installed, with complete ice cream
outfit in connection. A white sani-
tary refrigerator for the storage of
fluid extracts and tinctures has been
ordered from the H. X. Mulford COM
pany of Philadelphia. This will be
used for keeping serums, which con-
tain their potency in this great deal
better than if kept in an even low
A fine stock of cigars
will be kept on hand and the new
firm will feature the sale of John
ston's and Morse's candies in their
confectionery department.
Paul Vornholt, who will have the
active management Of the store, is
we'll and favorably known in the
city, having managed the Mabee drug
store until about year ago. His
large acquaintance in the city and
county will be a big asset and his rare
business judgment and ability spells
success for the enterprise. YSr. 49,,
An interesting article appeared in
The Leeds IN. d. News of February
3, commenting on the new enter
prise. Mr.. Vornholt was formerly in
business there and the esteem in
which he is held there is, reflected in
The article which follows:
"P. C. Vornholt of Glasgow, Mon
.ana was in the city for a few hours !.
on Wednesday en- route home from
a business trip to Minneapolis and
st. Paul. Paul, as he is familiarly
,alled by his Leeds friends, is about
20 open drug store at Glasgow and
MS trip to the Twin Cities was for
he purpose Of purchasing his stock,
furniture and fixtures. His intention
S to put in first-class stock of
lrugs and such goods as are gener-
ally handled by drug firm, and
although Glasgow now boasts of two
irug stores, he is confident that he
IAN get share of the business. Judg-
ng from our knowledge of his ability
% draw and hold business we are sure !
hat Paul will do this, that he will
give the people of Glasgow first !
lass store with an up-to-date stock
and that he will make success of his
venture in the Montana city. He ex-
oects to have his brother, Carl Worm
1olt, who is now located at Beach,
North Dakota, with him as soon as
,e is ready for business. Both boys