Items are images showing: a small shack used for a drug store on Main Street in Raymore, H. E. Martin and A. G. MacLean with horses beside shack [June 1908]; foundation to be dug beside shack [May 1909].

Exterior shots of the Canada Drug & Book Co. Ltd., one at its original location on South Railway Street, and the other at its last location at 1861 Scarth Street.

News: (1) George Taylor on the proposed widening of Idylwyld Drive. (2) Shots of repair work being done to the 25th Street Bridge. (3) Interview about non-academic courses beign offered at an unidentified institution. (4) Bert Sears on repairing the 25th Street bridge. (5) Cliff Wright about an unidentified topic. (6) Close-up shtos of lilies. (7) Mr. Schutte about student housing. (8) Exterior and interior shots of auto-body repair shop (silent). (9) Bert Wellman about an unidentified golf club. (10) Mr. Wasilenko about a transit service offered to handicapped people of Saskatoon by the Saskatchewan Council for Cripped Children and Adults. (11) Mr. Wardell about the eviction of an unidentified group of people from an apartment. (12) Interior shots of a pharmacy.

Commercials: (1) Olympic Ham commercial (separate audio). (2) Saskatchewan Mutual Insurance commercial. (3) Various cartoon drawings. (4) Furniture City commercial. (5) World Series Comment (Intro). (6) A.C.T. Car Bingo commercials. (7) Special effects. (8) Primrose Cottage Cheese commercials. (9) Co-op paint commercial. (10) Co-op Service Centre commercial. (11) Pinders Drugs animated commercials. (12) MacCosham's Van Lines commercial. (13) Thams Photographers commercial.

Item is an image showing a dog pulling a boy in a sleigh that is in front of R. A. Patrick's drugstore located at 2nd and Broadway in Yorkton, Saskatchewan.

Dr. Norman W. Anderson behind the counter in his drug store, Lumsden.

Exterior and interior of Rooney's Pharmacy in Swift Current, Saskatchewan. James P. Rooney, proprietor.

Exterior and interior shots of the Canada Drug & Book Co. Ltd., located at 1861 Scarth Street, and its owners John Bushell and Barry Bushell.

Exterior and interior shots of the Canada Drug & Book Co. Ltd. Store, located at 1861 Scarth Street, and its owner John Bushell.

Exterior of Brydon Drugs Store, a small frame store, man and two young women at front of store.