A voluntary petition in bankruptcy has been filed by Sol. Fiegelson, doing business as the Ineeda Pharmacy, 2001 Jackson street, Houston, Tex. * * * * * O. L. Bailey, of Ocean Springs, Miss., and R. H. Lewis, Jr., of Gulfport, Miss., have purchased the Ocean Springs drug store, which will be managed by Mr. Lewis. Extensive improvements will be made. * * * * * Mr. John B. Blalock, formerly of Marion, Ala., has entered the drug business in Sheffield, Ala. * * * * * Robert M. Green & Sons, of Philadelphia, have opened a show room in Atlanta, which is in charge of Mr. J. L. Shipp. There are very many handsome Green fountains in the South, among them being the fountains in the following named stores: T. H. Howard, Augusta, Ga.; Jerry George, Savannah, Ga., and the Journal Building Fountain, Atlanta, Ga. THE DIXIE DRUGGIST A MONTHLY PUBLICATION COVERING THE DRUG TRADE OF THE SOUTHERN STATES. Blackwelder-Riddle Building Hickory, N. C. Subscriptions $1.00 a year Foreign Countries 2.00 ” Single Copies 15 cents Subscriptions payable in advance * * * * * The Dixie Druggist is issued on the 15th of the month. News items and notices intended for any special issue should reach us not later than the first of the month. * * * * * Advertising Rates will be supplied on application to the Advertising Manager. Cuts and copy intended for any issue must be in our office on the first of the month for which they are intended. Vol. 1 May, 1913 No. 2 * * * * * A THOUGHT FOR MAY. All nature is but art, unknown to thee; All chance direction, which thou canst not see; All discord, harmony not understood; All partial evil, universal good; And spite of pride, in erring reason’s spite, One truth is clear, whatever is, is right. --_Pope._ * * * * * WINDOW DISPLAYS. A great many druggists put too little stress upon the importance of the window display. It is a very frequent thing to see good window space going to waste. Too often the clerk is left to “put in anything” and puts it in just “any old way.” This should not be. If your window is worth the time and talents of an expert window decorator, such as are sent out by the national advertisers, is it not worth the time--spare time, let us say--of your clerk? It is a mighty poor window that a national advertiser will not jump at the chance to decorate for you. The chances are that nearly every retail druggist in the South has one very good window. Take advantage of it. Make a carefully-planned window display and you will be agreeably surprised at the interest it will attract. That is what your store needs. * * * * *