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TicShirt Underwear
CTHE things you have to buy often are the
things you want to have just right.
cTWen who like to wear the newest
designed collar as soon as it is out, realize a
lotatisfactioiidaidGQming-here and finding
just the style they saw advertised. It is real -
satisfaction our service affords in these little
things that counts with so many university
men. IFs becausewealways havc-just
wnat you want when you want it that oc
casions the Frequent remark, "You'll find it
at Rudge C& Gucnzel Company's".
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New Spring Tics
You'll enjoy seeing the
recent arrivals in neck
wear Thev are Jna
wider range and more
pleasing effects than we
have ever shown. A
rich array of the four-in-hands
and Bats, in
splendid hues and very
tempting and lovely de
signs awaits you.
Many are of lustrous
silk and crepe. Prices
25c to $2.00
The New Shirts
The customer with a critical taste is the customer we have most pleasure in
selling. In shirts, whether your preference be for the plainest Madras or the
most luxurous silk; whether you place stress on style or insist first and
foremost on comfort, fast color and wearing quality; whether you like that
"retiring" pattern or the one that "cuts a dash"- we can please you.
Summer Underwear
Everysfyle-atid-cver v-qualityy-l rom-the5Qc-garmeni
up to the tmest sijin3ilear$2750;
UNION S U ITS--You may want a union suit, wjth no sleeve and short
drawers, or a half sleeve and three quarter length drawers, or a regular model
with full-length sleeves and full- length drawers. We show them all in a
range of sizes that includes yours.
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TECHNICAL TRAINING
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largoly responsible for such condi
tions. If they exhibit the same Inter
est and ability in tho physician and
his business that tho proprietory
remedy concerns show, thoro 1b Uttlo
doubt but that tho homo druggist will
win. Physicians frequently desire
chomlcal nnalyfeos of urine, etc., which
their limited tlmo and equipment will
not permit them to mako thomsolvos.
What is moro natural than that tho
"woirpropaTod-ttrllEgiHtBhould do thla-
work", saving- timo-and exponso to tha
physician in sending It elsewhere and
gaining at the same tlmo his good
will and also his further patronngo.
ino uomaidoi-elltrainod-pharmaJ4ronvphannaMUljcttj:CjiomIcal stftnd
coutlcal-chomlsts in manufacturing
and commercial lines is growing stead
ily. It is not a question of whnl
wages a chemist can 'get, but only
what ho Is worth.
The student may ask how "Tmrclr
chomlstry constitutes a propor prep
aration. This will depend, of course,
upon tho work ho has In view. Noth
ing short of three yearH or courses In
general, qualitative, quantitative, and
.organic chemistry should bo contem
plated. Additional courses HI food"!
chemistry, physiological chemistry;
and drug analysos, with others that
might be mentioned, will prove valu
able. The better you are prepared tho
larger will bo your opportunity. But
even without these latter courses,
there Is no reason why, with threo
years preparation, and a moderate ex-
pendlUire-for-cqulpmenUIn-anJinpro
vised laboratory ItithopreacrJplipji
room of any drug store, tho trained
pharmacist should not mako his
chemical knowledge really worfh
while.
eluding analyses of tho patent and pro
prietary medicines on tho market.
With tho passago oTtho puro food
and drug act of Juno, 190G, much stress
has been laid upon Buch work, nnd It
has boon of only recent years that
this sido of pharmacy has reached
such 'an Important stage In tho,.profoB
elon. Tills can bo readily seen by
reading tho many abstracts oji tho now
pharmacopoeia, found In the"" many
pharmaceutical JournalB, in which as
saying is greatly onlargcd nnd moro
emphasized.
Here l8-wlioro tho proa eaLaeiilQr
class In pharmacy-spond aahareoI
their time, being tralnod along linos
which mnko tho student moro pro
ficient In his profession of pharmacy
polntr
H. L. THOMPSON,
Instructor In Pharmacy.
MEN WANTED for Bummor work.
Wo havo men now going to tho Uni
versity who made from $300 to ,$9j)f)
tdcar last summer. Call an ytImon
Tho Stanley, 1302 Q, room 4, uocond
floor. Ask for C. Mlllor. B-8-4
Minnesota.
The board of governors of Mlnn,ej
sota Union have started a largo and!
nctlvo canvass for funds to romodol
tho chomistry Inilldlng. Subscriptions
of ten dollars will bo taken, Tho bo
may bo paid dn tho Installment plfm
umsMoaa-hniijteiidQllnrB Will, gj
-courao, hencceptcdj
MEN wanted for summor work. Wo
havo men now going to tho Unlvor
slty who" havo mado from 300 to $000
cIeaF7oTlii8Jt5linmior; Gal l-any-tlme
at the Stnnley, 1302 Q Bt., room 4, sec
ond floor. ABk for C. Miller.
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HALLETT Uni .Jeweler
Carries all kinds of U of N
-j-elyJLrjLsto-ek &als
CrestsTMonograms.
Established 1871. 1143 0 St.
THE NEW PHARMACEUTICAL
LABORATORY.
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bath with return condensers for .spon
Iflcation and Sotniei extractors; and
adjacent to this a black case contain
ing nearly all tho known poisons, alka
loids, and expensive remedies used in
medicine and pharmacy, and also a
large case containing the main chem
icals used in the assay work.
Tn-thn-nnrth nlfln of flip, rIbIq are
-j-fH-JQAUr-a-nmLJAvn Ini-fto nflflnV (leaks 1
Bt Tvhich-a dozen studonts-worlc Aa.
you walk down tho alslo you come to
two brick pillars upon which stand
seven analytical balances, and to the
right of these pillars is a largo glass
case in which is placed on display and
for ubo tho graduated glassware con
sisting of columotrlc flasks, cylinders,
burettes, pipettes, cassia and acety-
irzatTon flaslfBTBPOcIflc-gravlty-bottloBi
conuonsors, extractors, una manyT
many moro pieces of apparatus used
in pharmaceutical work.
Tho Instructors' office and labora
tory Is located In the extreme north-
tho pillars and
TTIs'deak fauus-
west corner, behind
a north window, with a large
table at his loft, upon which
Uloclri
stand
-HnHwl Stat,flftgnvnrnmqnt hurottoBr
pipettes, and volumetric flasks and
cylindors, a polariscope, a spectro
scope, several microscopes and other
apparatus, with a wall-case Containing"
special chemical reagents. Back of
him is a small library, and tho splen
did analytical balanco usod in re
search; ,..,
'Hero, 1nthese-nowquartoffl,-S qonrte
ducted an Important branch of phar
macy. The work consists of assaying
acids, bases, salts, solutions, elixirs,
syrups, spirits and many similar prep
arations; tho determination of physi
cal and chomlcal constants of fixed
and volatile oils; tho assay of crudo
drugs for their alkaloldal content, and
tho sTandardizatlon of extracts, fluid
extracts and tinctures. Along with
this aro tho Identification of chief alka
loidsf In solution, galenicals, pills, tab
lets and many Blmllar proparatlbns.
Advanced work In research of a phar
maceutical nature is. carried on, In-
cA V. Johnson C8i C07
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