Scott & Muller

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NameScott & Muller
OrtssitzNew York City
Straße14th Street
Art des UnternehmensApotheke
AnmerkungenLage: Ecke 14th Street and Seventh Avenue.
Quellenangaben[New Yorks great industries (1884) 151]




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ZEIT1884
THEMAFirmendarstellung
TEXTOneot the most active and enterprising members of the pharmaceutical profession in New York is the firm of Scott & Muller, whose fine establishment is so centrally and prominently located, on the corner of Seventh Avenue and 14th Street. This location has few superiors in the city, while their store is large and airy, and fitted in elegant modern style, in every way a credit to the proprietors. It is fully stocked with a fine line of fresh and pure drugs of every kind, all proprietary remedies of established value, and a splendid assortment of perfumery and toilet requisites. Mineral waters, soda, etc., drawn from an ornamental fountain, is also a special feature of interest to customers. Both Mr. W. W. Scott and Mr. W. H. Muller are practical experienced pharmaceutical graduates, well acquainted with every detail of the profession, and conversant with the wants of the com-munity. They give special attention to the compounding of physicians' prescriptions, putting them up accurately, with the greatest promptitude and at reasonable rates. They specially prepare the famous "Teaberry Tooth-powder,'' the best cleanser and preservative for the teeth in existence, and which has attained a deservedly large sale. They are both popular gentlemen, treating their customers in the promptest and most satisfactory manner, and the large measure of patronage already accorded them is an evidence of the appreciation of their business methods, and their prospects in the near future are of the most favorable character. This firm also conduct a magnificent store, located at the corner of llth Street and University Place, in the " Albert " Building, one of the finest structures in this city. This store is presided over by Mr. Muller. and its fittings and arrangements are of a very handsome character. The trade is all first-class and remunerative.
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