Dalhousie University - Pharos Yearbook (Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada)

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Bbalboueie University HALIFAX, NovA Sconp. Largest Staff, Libraries, and Laboratories in the Maritimes THE FACULTY OFL ARTS AND SCIENCE enjoys international distinction Degrees of: Diplomas in: Bachelor of Arts Engineering Bachelor of Science . Education Bachelor' of Commerce Music Bachelor of Music Pharmacy Master of Arts Hospital Pharmacy Master of Science Mining Geology Pre-Professional Courses Honour and Advanced Courses in many departments Inclusive Fees in the B.A. Course average about 5186.00 a yearg in the B.Sc. Course, about 5236.00 a year Twenty-four entrance scholarships, each of a maximum value of 8600.00 avail- able tostudents selected on basis of record of marks in quarterly and final examina- tions in any Maritime school or junior College. A Many other valuable scholarships offered through the courses. THE PROFESSIONAL FACULTIES Law, Medicine, Dentistry, enjoy an unexcelled reputation. RESIDENCES Women students live in Shirreff Hall--one of the finest Women's Residences in the Dominion. Residence is provided for first year men in the University Men's Residence. Other men students live in either of two affiliated institutions or in selected and approved homes. Special accommodation is provided for married and single ex-service students. Meals for all students are available at the University. REGISTRATION, Arts, Science-Sept. 26-Oct. 1 Law-Sept. 13 Medicine-Sept. 6-7 Dentistry, 1st year-Sept. 6 Dentistry, 2nd, 3rd, 4th years--Sept. 13 For full information, write to THE REGISTRAR

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X, S' , fa- I XX I 99H'l949 .7 51 'W Emi HE year 1899 is significant in the annals of Canadian pharmacy. In that year the late Charles E. Frosst founded the organization that now hears his name. In so doing, he put into effect an ideal that has never heen lost sight of . . . the furnishing of Canadian-made. quality-controlled pharmaceutical products to meet the most exhaustive requirements of the medical profession. The extent to which this policy has heen fulfilled is revealed in the ever- growing confidence placed in the Company hy Canadian physicians and pharmacists. The past 50 years have seen great advancement in pharmaceutical progress. We look forward to sharing in the discoveries that the future will hring in the increasing benefits that medical science can offer to mankind. f'5.E37wwt6cC?o. MONTREAL CANADA G5 A H11-Q UL? mi

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