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He American Soda Book (Necessitates modern plants)

necessitates modern plants, complete in all essential requirements, and up to an efficiency capable of correctly and conveniently caring for the demands of a justly critical public.

The refrigerator bases shown illustrate two of our modern and up-to-date styles, one being built of wood and the other of slate. These bases are very carefully constructed, thoroughly insulated, lined and drained, have air-tight doors, and are convenient in arrangement and economical in the consumption of ice. of ice.

A refrigerator base built for druggists is useful beyond actual fountain requirements. A small cabinet may be built in the base where vaccine points, antitoxins of various kinds, suppositories, expensive essential oils, volatile chemicals and many other items may be kept without deterioration. In the base proper, besides fruits and spare bottles, a space should be reserved for mineral waters, Red Raven Splits, Hunyadi waters, citrate of magnesia and many other similar preparations.

The old-style merchant who does not cater to the wants of trade in an upto-date manner is rapidly being relegated to the rear of the column, while the pushing, intelligent merchant, appreciating the necessity for advanced methods, is gathering in the nickels and dimes.

On the whole, it should be clearly apparent that a good refrigerator base is worth the investment many times over, and when correctly built will last for twenty years or more without warping, sweating or other deterioration.