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

THE CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL.
''We Progress Through Change"
"THE ALLISON LINE"
of ph^-^icKMis' tables, chairs, cabinets
and specialties show the "Progress"
we have nui !e through j^ears 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.
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We are confident that we cau
supplement your difficulties to
a minimum. An examination
of our catalogue will show to
casual odserver why tlie word
"ALLISON" has become as
synonym for the BEST.
W. D. ALLISON CO.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.