0 a person whose job is to prepare and sell medicines and other goods in a shop --
1 a pharmacist --
There are the medical men, the pharmacists, and the licensed wholesale druggists.
The first thing it will do is to make almost impossible the conducting of the ordinary chemist and druggist business.
I am not now going to talk about the infamous profits made by some of the wholesale druggists.
But the concession does apply to wholesale druggists with respect to the keeping of their books.
This statutory instrument does not mention either of these bodies nor does it mention drug, druggist, pharmacist, pharmaceutical or pharmacy.
In the new towns there will be no opportunity to obtain grocers' licences and druggists' licences.
We have been concerned with the crimes of violence, with the crimes of breaking into chemists' premises and manufacturing druggists' premises, too.
It refers to bakers and flour confectioners, chemists and druggists, dairymen, fishmongers, greengrocers, fruiterers and florists, grocers and provision dealers, sugar confectioners and tobacconists.
