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January 2024 by Kenneth Nash
They were courteous and very helpful
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March 2023 by Anonymous Observations
Awesome Staff, always very helpful and nice to everybody.Old town style" and very welcoming vibe, the kids love it.DO NEED TO UPGRADE PHONE SYSTEM.A 1989 RadioShack One Line phone with a busy signal (freal?! a Busy signal?!) Is not the best idea for a Pharmacy dealing with emergency's, doctors, and people's medicine.
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February 2022 by linda coffland
Fun place it's a drug store and so much more. I bough cards as well.
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May 2021 by Jen C
Always thoughtful and caring service. This is a truly community based pharmacy, along with all kinds of things you might need to get along the way- wind chimes, books, jewelries, watches, health and beauty.
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January 2021 by Doug Foster
They always go above and beyond to help
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July 2019 by Toni Larango
Patty Slagle is so patient and so understanding when there is a conflict that needs to be resolved!! She is definitely H.P.I.C. (Head Pharmacist In Charge) ??? Thank you Patty for always taking the time to listen and for coming up with resolutions that will benefit everyone involved!! And I dont want to forget the ladies behind the counter!! (Deb, Alicia, Cara) When I was still able to get out and go into the Republic Drug Store myself...it was always the highlight of my day!! They were never too busy to take a minute to chat...chats that always ended up with some added laughter!! When you're not feeling good...laughter truly can be the best medicine!! ??SO THANK YOU LADIES FOR ALL YOU DO!! YOU ARE ALL GREATLY APPRECIATED!! HAPPY, HAPPY NEW YEARS TO YOU AND ALL THE EMPLOYEES AT REPUBLIC DRUG STORE!
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March 2019 by Deborah Chambler
Thanks to compassionate pharmacists I was helped getting my prescription from out of state to here in Republic. They literally were lifesavers and the sweet girl at the counter was a great help to me also..😊
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January 2019 by Son Shine
Patty Slagle is so patient and so understanding when there is a conflict that needs to be resolved!! She is definitely H.P.I.C. (Head Pharmacist In Charge) 💕 Thank you Patty for always taking the time to listen and for coming up with resolutions that will benefit everyone involved!!
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December 2018 by Marah Hulse
Great friendly service, beautiful well lit and organized store. Great place to get gifts!
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April 2018 by Mike Campobasso
Fantastic customer Service, Rob, Patty & the entire crew go above and beyond to help. They are always available to answer questions or take the time to help you find just what you need!
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July 2017 by Amanda Peterson
Republic Drug Store, Slagles' Drug Store
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May 2017 by Dennis Cromwell , jr
I have been well taken care for here.
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April 2017 by kelly scriver
Great small town pharmacy with friendly, helpful staff. Abundant gift selection with a wide price range, there is something for everyone!
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March 2017 by Jim Campbell
Great service and the employees are friendly.
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March 2017 by Amanda Peterson
Republic Drug Store, Slagles' Drug Store The Republic Drug store is one of the town's few two storey brick buildings. It has apparently changed little since it was built for J.W. Slagle in 1918. The most slgnificant change is the removal of the stair and railing which formerly led into a barbershop located in the front of the store's full basement. There is also a patch in the front of the store which probably indicates removal of a freight chute or elevator at some time. A large shop window has been replaced with a wooden panel due to occasional damage by automobiles missing the corner at the stop light. With these exceptions the building is probably much as it appeared in J.W. Slagle's day. It is made of an unusually tough brick from the old Clayton Brickyard, laid in common bond. This buiding is half of a block of two identical buildings. The parapet which surrounds the sloping roof on front and sides is decorated with a sort of brickwork corbeling. Below the corbeling is a series of recessed rectangular depressions below which lies a regularly spaced row of second floor windows. These windows are partially painted over to provide privacy for the lodge hall which occupies that floor. A metal fire escape has also been added to accomodate the lodge. The first floor windows reflect the fact that the S.E. corner of the building has been set up as a separate office. They cluster on either side of a door with transom near the rear of the building. The rear windows and rear door surrounds are arched. The sidewalk on the south side is partially taken up by the metal doors of the business district's only freight chute. The main facade has apparently changed very little since it was originally built. It still features a recessed entry flanked by display windows and the movable canvas awning has been retained. The interior has also been changed very little and still contains an unusually well-maintained stamped metal ceiling. Equipment in the rear of the drugstore includes a vault which was salvaged from the ruins of the old county court house after it burned in the 1930s. For a number of years this area also housed the local liquor store. In 1946, Mr. Slagle sold the store and the business to his sons who continue to operate it as the Town's (and the County's) only drugstore. History The Republic Drugstore and its attached neighbor, the Republic Parts House, were built in 1918 by J.W. Slagle, Ivan Zwang and Mr. A.A. Eustice. Mr. Slagle's drugstore was planned first and its full basement of native stone was largely finished in 1917 when the entire block burned~ filling the basement with ash and hot coals from neighboring buildings. By the time the building was completed, in 1918, demand for rental space had dwindled so drastically that the second floor was used as a dancehall rather than office space as originally planned. Most of the first floor was devoted to Mr. Slagle's drug store, with some office space in back. For much of its career the office was occupied by the Republic Post Office and later by the ASCS. For some time the basement housed a barbershop, with access by a stair on the 6th St. side of the building. The former dance hall now houses lodge rooms. (Second floor lodge rooms were once common above first floor business establishments but this is the only one remaining in northern Ferry County). Evaluation of Significance This building has considerable local significance due to its continuity of ownership and use and its association wlth Mr. J.W. Slagle, the pharmacist who came to Republic in 1904 to sell out a bankrupt drug store and stayed to become one of the town's leading citizens and mayor. It is also significant as an almost unaltered representative of the many "fireproof" structures built in 1918 and as the possessor of the county's original vault and an exceptionally fine and well-maintained stamped metal ceiling. While the quote above is from WISAARD, (the Washington Information System for Architectural and Archaeological Records Data