Sat, August 30, 1958 The Guardian, Page 9

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It isn’t necessary for you to understand the meaning of “Ex Mode Praes- criptof' or any the symbols at the upper left. It is important that Prince Edward Island has a nurhber of people who do; an ample number of regis- tered pharmacists are qualified to read the written language of the f physician when he prescribes compounded medicine for you. It should give us all a feeling of security to know that we are blessed with good doc. tors and good, reliable‘pharmacistswho guard the health of our communo ity. When you take your doctor’s prescription to one of'the \ drug stores, listed below, you can rest assured that it will be 'ﬁlled properly whether you understand the doctor's “Language”- or not. I —

these are some of the symbols your decto'r gives your

pharmacist for health - giving prescriptions ‘ '

Your prescription is eritﬂtin in Latin (not to confuse youvnor, to make

it secretativelg. but because Latin is a \dead la‘nguage and is used in-

» ternationally A prescription written in Latin by y‘our‘doctor. can be filled not only in Prince Edward Island, but in Canada. France..Ger-

~ many and even in lndo-China because the pharmacist and the doctor I ‘ must understand Latin before they.practice thEir professions. V X ' ~ ’ A !

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» ’ ,_ ,, ._ ' days ln'hospim‘ for the average , ‘ ~ , t — «a . ' in the Balance-There is ' ~ as J .» h , . ‘ l . P \ ' a ll ' l . I , I No , r 1“ a“ type“ "I medic?“ cm As a of the wonder drun and ' . ] ' . _ ‘ ‘ of other improv’ementa in medical * ’ y a ’ r ‘ V K _ t, _ _ r a :35” l _. y. , _,,V. , ' I y y I. 1 ‘* ' ' ' . I ~ . If» 9' M“ ' r “W " TontY» ‘ w “practice, the mortality " rate‘ 'has‘ ‘ ” i "g TODAY . our l on or s tresorlp Ion. , . . l . . v ~ I - ‘ J - V ‘ ‘1 ; ' ‘ I I \ 1 the consumer spends {only . l, ’ r ' ‘ _ v 8.3 ' i t K “a l I V \v . ‘ , a ' x “ l . ‘ ' Further evidence of the vast-1m- ‘ I . H ' ‘ I I movements in medical care. "'The Writing of Prescriptions" _ ~ ' _ t r _ ~ _ _

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These Prince Edward Island Drug Stores Are Highly Qualified to Fill Your DoCto'r’s Prescription Efficiently, Economically ' REop-IN _ ’ . . HUGHESVD‘RUG V éNMAN DRUG J‘AMIESON’S I JENKINS ¥ , ' CANTWELL’S " ' FOLEY'S; ; I - LARrER'sf )BROS. . CO., LTD. CO.,V'LTD. ,DRUGSTORE ' ' PHARMACY PHARMACY DRUG\ STORE . DRUG STORE

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HENRY W. WEDGE

ROY SMALLMAN' ' ' ISTE’WART PIERCE HARRY '1'. JAMIESON RALPH JENKINS _KLARK CANTWELL ' E. P. FOLEY ' nENEY E. LAB/PER

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