FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1925 OFERl PHARMACY SUMMER COURSI TI FMIC.11 I. IGAN DAILY THOMPSON MA Y C CE E Vt WE EKS - -- ES 4 al t I ::Y a k U y x , Rx ar i ro :3 I qt i u ',v 1 3 u' may' Y~ X A' 1 i x S t3 s4 5: ,3 Y Y aw "y 'r : NNlon and Youpg Will IDirect Work in Medical Schiool STUDY DRUG CHEMISTRY 1 Experimlental work in pharmacology will be offered in the Mvedical school during the Summer session under thej direction of Prof., E. E. Nelson and D~r. A.01.. Young. The work will follow in a general Way the practical course given during the regular school year, with study irected towardl the more important drugs and their chemistry, physio- logical properties, and therapeutic value. Attention will also be paidl to the preparation .of. galenical prepara-j Lions, but. more emphasis will be laid1 upon the nature of tile drug action as ascertained by administration to ani- mials. A- drug typical of the group will be taken up by the class, itsj chemistry considered, and the result - ing symptons produced by its admin- istration rioted, and if possible the i)1nt of action inoted. Action of drugs upon the variousC ogan, sitc as the iheart, 'will 'be carefully studlied by means of the- 11iycardibgi'aphand' plethysm graph- ic tacigs. A ,t'horig'h study 'will ,]so b~e made of the various methods of 'bi6Thghcal assay of drugs. 'As a.prerequisite, a knowledge of phyical mechaiimns is required. Lansing," Mich., April 9--The de- partmnt of p~ublic safety was struck another blow yesterday when the 8ePite failed to pass the department's il to create a training school for polce., , a . . .~' : S r:7 j, i . , y _and Return and up I 'A r "I S1 S ]] M; cat 1 i 1 fI Students -o T'sehers -Artists 3 ' : F3']991 Thompson ('a1'rmi 'IFionlu~s oll, 0iio o ; cn.; 'i-bt- )forts tb")afJohn VV. We 'i> ',1vill r ,i,_ a r s ' ,,r 2 ca1 j1l t i1vi, fll ( ) Vill ii t h I' 23: 1i f l 'o , n t d ~I I ir eahti oi i w i)a*lt t i u ' h i r~' N i 1;1:!.;( i wY t~o Citivor, '2?t. - "Ys, Avhiv ty )eIte- I bla1 11 lml;;y a'ldN~ l za 1 t E It. I'M . '2 1"I lin ik P1: ag' lAth f', maup*;PA , l iji \I ' I.of I it(I. N incll 's~l l ik ill, isKI Iiiit ,t}, . if A''n1lIIiUiiLN7 1 2a Cl~ ~ iayt':el. This special 1925 excursion rate, offered to travelers in our improved third class [iTourist Section], New York to South- ampton and return, places an enjoyable and profitable trip to Europe within the reach of all. For a few dollars additional, passengers may proceed via Cherbourg or Hamburg. Person- ally conducted tours in England, Ireland, France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Switzerland and Italy at inclusive rates of $325 upward may be arranged. Investigate now! Make your reservations early! For further information apply to 1'7Norll':2 l ',na2; :et., ('hieago, 111. UNITED ALINESR joinf service with Via the Glorious St. Lawrence Rute Three Inexpensive College Tours to Europe BRITAIN - HOLLAND - BELGIUM - FiRANCE rF TESE Tours via the St. Lawrence Route, include in the itinerary -an almost one thousand mile trip down the mighty St. Lawrence River, amid scenes of beauty and historic interest; and afford an opportunity to see the grand old cities of Montreal and Quebec. The trip dlown the river also helps the traveller to get his sea legs before{ reaching the open sea. All the Third Cabin accommodation on these ships is reserved exclus- ively for members of the touring party. JUNE 19 - Leaving Montreal on the JUNE 27- Leaving Montreal on the Atlbenia for Glasgow, returning from Ausonia for Plymouth. returning from Chierbourg July 17 on the Ausonia. Liverpool July 24 on the Alaunia. Under auspices Guy Tombs Limited, Under auspices W. H. Henry Limited, M~ontreal. Montreal, JULY 3-Leavinig Montreal on the Letitia for Glasgow. i returning from Chierbourg July 31 on the Ascania. Under N ~auspices of Guy Tombs Limited, Montreal 4 Inclusive cost of Tour $330 f $d Consult the following for more details and for ° nrparticulars of itinerary SheGuy 'tombs Ltd. W. 11. Henry Ltd. - "285Beaver Hall Hill 286 St. James Street, Montreal TeRobert Reford Co. Ltd., 20 Hospital St., Montreal NCH DONALD'SON tAm Our Sweet C cu ie~ C Il ies Most DJIJALhtfUI A nn T1he Taste Spaktor ~~1 9 212 SOUTH MAIN l" _. . _ ' ii OR W1R GOWNS BY FRIDAY Senior engin'eers should artier th~eir caps and "gowns at Moes n~otilater thnnthis, afternoon. No deposit 'is nhecessary at this time. I ' I ] - ~. fl~n9aet~nn,.st. ,n rff.w,l, , fl. M,,, i}(Y( .rsra erruvaw sa¢w i' I Ynvr" eC n.c LIlV( ' them Ca)so Vwhy Itolll I (bI. it J- I $3.98 n m o~ m w n n m I ice 'a 'nvy~ii i'1 tin tC il mfsn .air 1Brushec, ,."1 LJ( i) J / N ) S~u 'J h I Q. t. - I~ry aft . He ne'A ~~Ld t <' . 4 ; y Y, (. 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