Vol. 60, 1909 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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THE CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL.
"We Progress Through Change"
"THE ALLISON LINE"
of physicians' tables, chairs, cabinets
and specialties show the "Progress"
we have made through years of constant
improvement and "Change." If your
equipment is old fashioned and out-of-
date you have failed to progress with
the times and a "Change" is due.
Three things are essential to the successful
practitioner of medicine—knowledge, self-confi-
dence and the proper appliances. If you
have the first two, we can supply the third.
We are confident that we can
supplement your difficulties to
a minimum. An examination
of our catalogue will show to
casual odserver why the word
"ALLISON" has become as
s5'non3^m for the BEST.
W. D. ALLISON CO.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.