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Title: The Pharmaceutical era
Year: 1887 (1880s)
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Subjects: Drug Industry Drugs Drugs Pharmaceutical industry Pharmacy Pharmacy
Publisher: New York (etc.) D. O. Haynes & Co
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
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n right. We have an enormous trade inhot drinks, and even in cold weather thedemand for drinks that are partly com-posed of ice cream, would surprise you.Just now sundaes are great favorites—ice cream with fruit or fruit syrup, toppedwith whipped cream and on that a cherryor a white grape. To one who does notknow it, the sight of a sundae is enoughto sell it. Throughout the year there isa steady demand for drinks that have eggsin them. Egg-coffee, egg and milk, egg andbeef tea are all delicious and wonderfullynourishing. Grape juice, too, is a popularbeverage, and these cold, damp days thereis a lot of coffee sold. We dont sell anydrink for more than twenty cents and formost the price is five and ten. We sell alot of lithia water, imported and domes-tic, but use only the imported ginger ale.Crackers and napkins are supplied. Very few fancy drinks last more thanone season, and we are always on the look-out for new ones. There is almost as Alarcli 16, 1903. THE PHARMACEUTICAL ERA. 33Q
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A PHILADELPHIA FOUNTAIN.Fountain shown above is in the store of George B. Evans, 1104-06 Chestnut street, PhiladeliJhi.i. A ■rol.ii-, manufac-tuied by Robert M. Green & Sons. Length, 40 feet. Marble, onyx, mahogany and silver trimmings. much in the names and the appearanceas there is in the taste. Novelties catchthe eye of the regular soda drinlcer, asvrell as the occasional one. For instance,our Piff-Paff-Pouf was very popular. Wealways have plenty of shaved ice, for al-though our drinks are served at a tempera-ture of 33 degrees, lots of people wouldnot realize that they were so cold if theydid not see the ice. DECORATIONS AND ACCESSORIES.The decoration of the fountain plays nosmall part in the receipts and money ex-pended on tasteful and attractive ideas iswell spent. We have a yearly contractwith a tiorist, who supplies us daily witlibouquets of the finest flowers that can behad. Then too, we use oranges, bananas,apples, pineapples and other fresh fruitsfor decorative purpos

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