MEYER DRUGGIST

The Most Important Announcement

of Fair Profit for Dealers

So-called price protection on goods costing $2, $4,
and $8, or $2.25, $4.50, and $9.00, is a farce, because
no dealer makes money on those even at full prices.
Armand goods pay 100 profit. In four years Ar-
mand Powder has grown steadily in the favor of
consumers and dealers, until today it certainly occu-
pies a place toward the top. With quality for con-
sumers, and fair profit for dealers, it is surely and
pleasantly winning its way around the world.

Armand sales may be said to be only fairly well
started in the United States. Plans are laid which
will surely quadruple sales in 1920. Therefore we
say this is the most important announcement yet
made concerning fair profits.

The Bed Rock of Human Relationship is Fairness
and a Square Deal.

THE ARMAND PLAN

A Declaration of Intention

The Armand Company will decline to sell its products to dealers who fail to observe the fair
resale prices suggested by it, or who sell such products to other dealers who fail to observe the
fair resale prices suggested by it, or effect any unfair trade practice whatsoever in connection
with the resale of Armand products.

sessed by the house of Meyer Brothers Drug Company in its various branches and its keen desire to serve promptly and properly its many thousands of friends and patrons.

Our sales force has been materially augmented during the past year, and we expect that within a comparatively short time the influence of our representatives may be felt over an ever increasing territory.

Our stocks today are greater than ever before in the sixty-seven years' history of the firm. We have in contemplation substantial expansion, realizing that we must exert our utmost in every direction to be enabled to give the best service at all times.

In closing, may I, on behalf of Meyer Brothers Drug Co., extend to you, dear reader, the compliments of the season? May kind Providence bless you richly during the year we are just approaching. May it be full of happiness and contentment for "Thee and Thine."