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HAVE FAITH
IN MY DRUGGIST’
You seldom hear people »«jr, "1 have faith in my druggist.” It it taken for granted. When a cottomer hands his prescrip* tion to the druggist, the patron assumes the doctor’s orders will be carried out, precisely snd quickly. And ho assumes correctly. For the pharmacist has long years of study behind him.he has passed comprehensive state examinations licensing him to compound powerful drugs for the public . . . he is continually adding to his knowledge, as hundreds of new drugs are constantly being manufactured to make us well and keep us that way.
Put your faith in your pharmacist. Ha has learned that a customer doesn’t necessarily know what is best for him—a drug may be called for that actually would bo harmful if ! hot used exactly as the doctor | prescribed! This is a time when the pharmacist knows bast. j
Rely on your druggist. His background and scientific train-: ing, and his human approach to ; his work have become an im- ■ portant part of our American | way of living.
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