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Evening Star, Issue 14529, 31 March 1911, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. DAILY WEATHER GAUGE At CONN'S "GRAND" PHARMACY. To-day. 8 a.m. Noon. Thermometer ... 60. F. 60. F. Barometer 30.26 30.22 Barometer falling. CAREFUL DISPENSING EB IMPORTANT. In so important a matter as the Dispensing of Medicine it is absolutely essential that the service given 6hould be reliable in every way. You must have confidence in the drugs used; you must be satisfied of their purity and quality; you must feel assured that in the dispensing of them nothing is left to chance, but that experience and competence arebrought to bear upon the work. TAKE YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO CONN'S " GRAND " PHARMACY. You'll be in safe hands then. Prescriptions are their speciality, and they stand at the very top in thro line. Pure drugs, accurate dispensinu t prompt service, reasonable charges—this, and nothing short of this, ym get at Conn's " Grand" Pharmaf». Country Patients are invited to send their Prescriptions in. Medicines will be securely packed and forwarded with the utmost despatch. CONN'S "GRAND" PHARMAOY, GRAND HOTEL BUILDINGS, HIGH STREET.

Judge Phillips waß holding court in Missouri and stopping at a hotel that wad known all over the State as one of the worst, if not the worst. A man was brought before the Judge charged with larceny, and pleaded guilty. " Prisoner," said the Judge, " this is an atrocious crime you have committed, and I intend to punish you severely. I wish I had it in my power to send you to our hotel for six months, but I have not that power, and therefore can only put you in gaol."