After doing business for the past eight years at 734 Washington Street under the ownership of Paul Cohen, the Guild Pharmacy has moved to a new location next door at 732 Washington Street where a gala opening was held last Wednesday.
Boasting a staff of 34 personnel, Including three registered pharmacists, the Guild Pharmacy is completely equipped to serve the public for all of their drug store needs.
The complete prescription department has a free delivery sendee for the convenience of customers. The new store has added a fitting room for expert fitting of braces, crutches, etc., for customers. The new store also has the most modern soda and luncheon fountain in the area.
The store also features a large assortment of Rust Craft greeting cards and has an enlarged cosmetics department. The entire interior has been fitted out with completely new showcases and display counters Both old and new customers are invited to come in and inspect the Guild Pharmacy at its new location
(All articles were originally published in the Norwood Messenger unless otherwise noted)
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