drug store

“I went back to the drug store and asked for Mr. Pastor himself.”

The Promised Land

“So they sent me down to Dr. Shell's drug store to get the whiskey and apples.”

A slave's adventures toward freedom : not fiction, but the true story of a struggle

“The protest against this on so-called humane grounds is particularly ill-suited to an era which on the one hand gives every depraved degenerate the possibility of propagating, but which burdens the products themselves, as well as their contemporaries, with untold suffering, while on the other hand every drug store and our very street peddlers offer the means for the prevention of births for sale even to the healthiest parents.”

Mein Kampf

“The oldest son, Watson Bull, had established a retail drug store at the sign of the 'Good Samaritan.”

The Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe

“The midsummer sun was stinging hot outside the little barber-shop next to the corner drug store and Penrod, undergoing a toilette preliminary to his very slowly approaching twelfth birthday, was adhesive enough to retain upon his face much hair as it fell from the shears.”

Penrod

“Then, just as soon as it's light, we'll catch a car into San Jose, rent a room, get a hot breakfast, and go to a drug store for the proper stuff for poulticing or whatever treatment's needed.”

CHAPTER IV

“I arrived at the corner of Washington and Dover Streets, on my way home, and looked into Mr. Pastor's showy drug store as I passed, and that reminded me of the history of my latest friendship.”

The Promised Land