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Charmley Drug Store Window
October 21, 1935
Charmley Drug Store, 902 East Johnson Street, window display of pictures of ten "Common Medicinal Plants found in Dane County."
Squibb Products Display
June 19, 1935
Squibb products displays at Charmleys Pharmacy, 902 E. Johnson Street.
Rennebohm Display Window
June 9, 1944
Rennebohm's Drug Store #2, 204 State Street, with a display window featuring "Colorful, Substantial, Beautiful Serving Trays."
Rennebohm Store Display Window
January 25, 1946
Display window of an unidentified Rennebohm Drug Store featuring a wide variety of common drug store merchandise. Sign says "Shoppers who are smart and wise always buy the larger size." Display s...
Palace Drug Store Window Display
December 6, 1932
Palace Drug Store, 114 State St., Dale Fink, president, window display with flashing sign (Kay Manufacturing Co.), "Developing and printing on Velox paper, by University Photo Shop."
Magazine Display in Drugstore
July 22, 1944
Magazine display in Rennebohm Drug Store #10, 676 State Street, featuring an ad for Coronet magazine.
