The Seward gateway., 1922-09-14
PUBLIC SERVICE Al THE p.:Uc
 STORE

! ments in the communities in whicf
 they operate.
 | It is logical that stores which serve
 SO faithfully, and so efficiently, and II
 such diverse ways should enjoy the 1 favor and the enthusiastic patronage of the public.
 Human service stations, cheery clean. we'll lighted and well appointed I All the features one finds in Drug Stores combine to make those 1nstl- utions alluring, to make 1t treat to visit them.
 Appreciation of the advantages oi patronizing Drug Stores is instilled in- to the minds of folks when they are Just youngsters.
 The boy earns penny for perform ing an e.rand, and trots down to the D,ue Store for stick of licorice. Lit le Miss Muffet thoroughly enjoys the Drug Store variety of lollypops: MT. Newsboy finds he can always make change in the Drug Stores Girls and poys struggling home from school de- ,igbt to spend few moments over Drug Store refreshments Confidence in the Drug Store as ublic service institution, and in the pharmaceutical staff of the Drug Store grows constantly
 This is attested to by the fact that loctors prescriptions which require scientific knowledge, great skill ano he exercise of utmost care and pre- caution
 Druggists patrons have learned that when curative or remedial supplies a-e required the pharmacist can provide them, and that their prescription vii, be scrupulously compounded When rare chemicals and minerals, procurable only in the remotest parts of the world are required, the public knows they can be obtained at the Drug Store - Fashionable milady, fastidious about her perfumes and cosmetics as well as lbout her garments has lcaIned that Drug Stores can fill her every require ment
 Drug Store shelves bend under theil loads of household remedies and ster- ilized material for the medicine cabl- net products which are carefully se- lected by the Druggist with view to giving his patrons only such medical supplies as are efficacious. The average Drug Store carries yoodly stock of assorted candies, toilet articles, rubber goods, brushes and soft drinks, all of which are nationally known products and retailed through the Druggist because manufacturers have come to realize that the buying public depends to very great exten' upon the Drug Store for such commod- ities.
 In addition to the many other ser vices given by the drug store you ma! lrop in and use the telephone, or the directory of outside cities, buy postage stamps, have your parcels wrapped and weighed for mailing and obtain credit for a thirty day period or by special arrangement for longer time The drug store of your community aims to be of true service to all and appreciates your patronage. Another nationally known product which the druggist sells and which places him in the unique position ot l acting as a kind of local banker, is ! the American Express Money Order Think of being able to buy Ameri. ! can Express money oranrs within | stones throw of your own home! Money Orders are used for any pur pose involving the remitting of funds l from one point to another; for pay
 ment to mail order houses; for pay
 ment of all manner of bills, including insurance, taxes, assessments, lodge dues and installments; for magazine! l and subscriptions.
 | You can safely and conveniently re
 nit money through the mails and pay
 bills without the slightest trouble witt
 American Express Money orders. l Recognizing the public's reliance o1
 l focal Drug Stores, the American Ex
 press Company has placed its none,
 orders in thousands of the best o
 these stores throughout the country
 l Show your appreciation of the drut
 store by increased patronage.