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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-07-13

Miss Mabel Cutler visited at
home from Friday to Saturday night.
Geo. Famminga of Madison was a
visitor here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bushlin of Grand
Rapids were in Bethel a few days
last week.
The young peoples society is still
alive, altho it's members are few. The
meetings are conducted as usual on
SABBATH afternoons Prof. Bungor
has charge and Miss Grace Franklin
is secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Quaman are
visiting relatives here at present.
We are glad to see Mr. Quaman out
again after his serious accident of a
few weeks ago.
Miss Verna Palmer is home for a
visit.
Miss Jessie Bigelow, a graduate
nurse of the Madison Sanitarium, is
spending her vacation with her mother
Mrs. Alice McCrillis.
The farmers are very busy with
| their haying now. Bethel has an
excellent crop this year,
1t is with sadness that we mention
the death of one SO highly esteemed
as was Miss Jennie Snow. She had
been sick for about ten weeks. On
June q she was taken to the Madison
| Sanitarium and it was hoped that
she might recover, but on the morn
ing of July 4th, she was called to
rest. The news of her death came as
a shock to her many friends here.
| Such a faithful woman as she will be
greatly missed, not only in Bethel
| but wherever she has been. She
taught in the Academy here last year
and was loved by her pupils. Sho
| leaves to mourn, mother, sister,
Mrs. Bradbury, and brother, Will
liam Snow, all of whom were present
at the funeral which was held in the
church on Friday. The services were
conducted by Elder W, H. Thurston,
assisted by Prof. Stone, and Mr. Oh
len. She was laid to rest in the
Bethel cemetery. She will sleep peace
fully until Jesus comes and bursts
the sealed tomb, then if faithful We
will meet her again. What blessed
hope!
When Jesus calls this jewel
From out her messy bed,
He'll take her home to glory
And place q crown upon her head
There We'll meet her once again
This loved one called away;
For she'll not be forgotten
In that glad reunion day.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-07-13
STANDING GRASS FOR SALE

The Gaynor Cranberry Co., viii sell
standing grass mostly blue joint on
reasonable terms. Go ont and look
it over, and select what you want.
First come, first served. 3tw.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-07-13
JEFFERSON FARMER
LOSSES HOME

JEFFERSON, Wis, July g. The
residence of John Frommader, a farm
er living south of this city, burned
to the ground. The fire started from
defective chimney
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-07-13

Higbee, who formerly resided in this
city, but are now residents OF Toron-
to, Canada. We extend congratula-
tons and wish the young couple a
happy journey through life.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-07-13

NOTICE OF SALE ON FORECLOS-
URE

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Woop CoUNTY-In Cir
cult Court.
George W. Lyons. plaintiff, VS.. Ambrose
Brackheimer. defendant.
By virtue Of Judgment Of foreclosure and
sale made and entered in the above entitled
action on the 9Th day Of May, A. d. 1910 the
Undersigned Sheriff OF Wood County State
OF Wisconsin, viii sell at the front ana north
door of the Court House in the City OF Grand
Rapids, on the 18th day Of July, 1871. at 1000
O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day the real
estate and mortgaged premises directed by
SAID Judgment TO De sold and therein de-
scrIbed as follows, to-wit: The northeast
quarter Inc n of the southeast quarter Ise
n of section No. thirty-four ga and the
northwest quarter INV "a OF the southwest
quarter (sw a of section No. thirty-five 1851
all In township No. twenty-five (22J north OF
range No three l3) east. terms OF sale. cash.
Dated this 8th day of June A. D. 1911
D. d. CONWAY, JOHN SCHNTTT
PLAINTIFFS Atty. Sheriff of W'ood
Grand Rapids. Wis County vic
First publication June Is, final July "a Ii
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-07-13
BURSTING ANVIL KILLS MAN

AUGUSTA, Wis. July Guy Clark
was killed by the explosion of an
anvil with which he was firing a sa-
lutte. He leaves a wife and mother.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-07-13

Take Notice!

All correspondence must reach us
not later than Tuesday noon. Tit gets
here on Wednesday it is too short a
time to get it ready for the weekly is
sue and therefore late correspondence
is OF no value as news. So kindly bear
this in mind. Even though you do not
have much send it in on time and get
it published.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-07-13

Mrs. Fred Hopkins of Canada and
Mrs Fred Genrich of Wausau are
guests at the home of their mother,
Mrs. William Kernin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-07-13

20 o n
% MEN TO PATRONIZE. q
o o o O O n
Painting and finishing done IN
first class style. Cali on Will Suhr
Phone 279. If.
Dr.. D. A. Teller, dentist, Office
IN old Wood County National hank
building Phone No. 60. Residence
No. 1870 r.
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VIM. WALDO, o. D.
Expert Specialist.

Expert Specialist.
IN scientific treatment and correction
of eyes. Removes poor eyesight, diz-
mess, headaches and nervousness by
scientifically directing light rays On
the eye nerves.
321 10th ST. ~. Grand Rapids, wia
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-07-13
CARPET WEAVING

| am now ready to weave rag
carpets and rugs at a reasonable
pr e. Those wishing work of
this kind can address c. E.
Grimm, RED. No. 6. Box E. /
on Sth St. w-Dec. 1911
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Palm, Mrs. o. b.
ger and children and Hildue Zurfluh
of Port Edwards spent Sunday at
the HoIstrom home
Mrs. A Anderson and daughter
Mary of Arpin attended church SER
vices here on Sunday.
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IS YOUR SYSTEM
POISONED BY
CkTARRH?

II YOU have catarrh, il mean that
there are countless disease germs located
in your nostrils, throat and maybe ear
tubes. The germs in the nostrils and
throat set up an irritation. The irri-
tatcd spots in the n~ostrils and throat
either swell and close the nostrils, or else
throw of a discharge. This discharge
collects in the n~ostris and is blown
out, or it dries into crusts, or else it drops
back into the throat and is swallowed. In
this way the entire system is poisoned.
Where germs are at work, they cause
decay Of the discharges. The decay gives
the breath an unpleasant catarrh dor
which the catarrh sufferer does not
notice but which all others do. The bad
odor to the breath Of catarrh sufferers
is due to the foul gases. As the catarrh
sufferer takes air into the lungs the foul
gases form in the ~nostrils and throat.
pass into the lungs, are absorbed into
the blood, the poisonous gases cause
headache. sleeplessness and dry throat
and mouth. a pimply skin and a tired
feeling. This is why catarrh sufferers
arisd in. the morning more tired than
when they went to bed.
The germs which locate in the n~ostrils
and throat and cause catarrh make
poisons and throw them off Of their
bodies. These poisons also enter the
blood and often attack the ear nerves.
When this happens there will be head
noises and deafness.
To rid you Of catarrh it is necessary to
destroy the germs in your nostrils and
throat. There are over a dozen differ
ent diseases which attack the nostrils.
and oil Of which are called catarrh, and
as these diseases are different and re-
quire a separate method OF treating
them. it can be easily understood why
no one remedy or treatment will cure.
What you need to get rid Of your
trouble is the service Of a trained Spe-
cialist who will diagnose the true nature
OF you disease and who will apply the
one needed treatment that will fit your
case.
The evening world., 1911-12-12
BY SYLVESTER RAWLNG.

= IszT's oratorio, 1.-THE Legend OF
ST. Elizabeth" was sum at Car
negie Hall last night by the Mac
Doweii Chorus Of $50 voices. assisted by
a choir Of boys and the Philharmonic
Orchestra. under Kurt SCHNEIDER. The
soioists were Gertrude Rennyson, So
prano. who was Elizabeth; Rosai!e
Wirthlin. contraito, tho tGandgravinc
Sophie; Clarence wrhitehiii, baritone, the
Landgrave Ludwig and the Hungarian
Magnate; Robert BIass, basso, the
Landgrave Herman. the seneschal and
the Emperor Frederick H.; Ethel Petit.
the child Elizabeth, ana eopia Medyey.
the child Ludwig.
II In 30 long xncs thu xork MA, hear "A
here that mos, noor,. vor. n,,,,rsg 90
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voices were fresh. well trained and Son
orous. but It did seem a pity to keep
the boy choir up so late TO sing so little.
No wonder several of them were nod
ding before the end.
Miss R%ennyson san the music OF
Elizabeth with taste and feeling. and
Miss wlrthlln did her part we'll, and
Clarence whitehiil and Robert Blass
made their fine voices effective in their
solos. Mr.. SCHNEIDER conducted with In
teIigshce ana command.
The evening world., 1911-12-12

For York's social centre has moved
norte ward only half q block within the
last two years. The last edition OF the
Social Register. Just published, states
thattthis centre Is between sisty-second
and sixty-third streets. Some SIX years
ago Il was at Fisty-eighth street. OF the
uysiS families in the New York Social
Register 63 per cent. reside In Manhat-
tAn.f IA seduction OF Z per cent. In two
yearp. OF these. 4,O3l are east Of Firth
awake and AM are west
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WITH FARRAR, MARTIN
AND SCOTT, WELL SUNG.

"Tosca," at the Metropolitan Opera
House last night. with Geraldine Farrar
In the title part. Ricardo Martin as
Mario and Scott as scarpia, Toscanini
conducting. aroused to enthusiasm a
very large audience. Miss Farrar espe-
cially was honored by recalls and flow
ers. while each Of the others received a
fair share. All the principal singers
were at their best and the big scene
in the church at the end OF the first &C,
was presented most effectively.
The evening world., 1911-12-12
CLIFFORD LOFTS RECITAL
DiScLOSEs HIM A GOOD SINGER

Clifford Lott. a baritone from the Pa
cfHc coast. gave a recital at the Belasco
Theatre yesterday afternoon at which
he disclosed a we'll trained voice Of most
pleasing quality. and exceptionally good
taste In the use of It. His programme
comprised italian. German and English
songs. In each OF which his diction was
admirable. He was enjoyed by a fairly
large audience. that Is sure to be larger
the next time he sings.
The evening world., 1911-12-12
NOTES ISSUED BY OFFICE BOYS
AND JANlTORS. ''

Jennings Is said to have utilized the
methods OF various high fnanciers who
are now ltngu.shlng in Federal prisons
In controlling the funds OF his hanks.
promissory notes Issued by office boys,
lanitors, stenograPhers and persons who
ave not as yet been traced by Howard
!. Rank. special bank accountant of the
department of Justice, were the basis OF
,anS Il the banks funds which fell into
ne hands Of Jennings.
Che indicted banker cut a big swath
n Westciestey before his banks broke
undS the strain. He rs a widower aad
xeligconnected upstate. His daughter
attends a fashionable boarding school
at Mash.nGton.
The evening world., 1911-12-12
A SAFE MEDICINE
FOR THE CHILDREN

When the chill
dren have a cold
or c o u 8 h or
when they need
a tonic. mothers
should be care
ful never to give
I h c m anything
containing alco-
hol or danger
Gus drugs. Be
cause il does not
'ontain { h c S e
lrugs or alcohol
/ n a n form
father Johns
The evening world., 1911-12-12

il in their homes right along. II has a
history Of so years Of success in the
treatment Of coughs, colds and lung
troubles. as well as a tonic and body
builder for those who are weak and run
down. Get n bottle today.
The evening world., 1911-12-12
LOST, POUND AND REWARDS.


LosT-NoT, ~, watch TO-, beaten gold LINKS. HE
nag and Igiyaie sgnal IN enamel. also %lettorei
~. Y. y" ana Garcia" Liberal inward. Hoom
2i03, Metropolitan Bldg.. 3l0 Fourth ave.
LO5T-RcwsN viii be paid for silver cup won as
trophy by Frank Hart and taken from 1911
Broadway. no questions will be asAei GA returl
NJ cup.
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& / WANTED-MALE.

WANTED, . L. >. ARMY. so.s bodied W.
citi1tns of the United States. OF good character
and temperate habits, who can seak read And
spply u Re1uI.ing Ottlref % ID az. 74D 9th
az, New York City; 1853 Fulton st., BtooLyn.
y y, AZ Montgomery st.. Jersey CITY, n. j.,
or any recruiting station.
The evening world., 1911-12-12

BOSTON. Dec. IA cabiegram from
Handy. Ceylon, to-day stated that
President Emeritus Charles w. Eliot OF
Harvard. who was operated upon for
appendicitis Saturday, had passed a sat
isfactory day N was considered out OF
danger.
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st. Elizabeth
!. According to,
Franz List

Karl Schindler and the
Mac oweN Chorus, Az.
sisted by the Philhar.
monte Orchestra, Ger.
trude Rennyson, Rosa
lie Wirfhlin, Clarence
WhitehiN and Robert
Blass, Present the
Abbe's Oratorio.
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DR.. J. G. Mccoy
2l3 Flatiron Building

Broadway and Esd St., New York
a nouSs-7Mo2dsy. ,W:dps:dsy and is!dsy:
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ARE YOU
GOING DEAF?

/ have discovered a new way Of treat
ing deafness and head noises. con-
because 1t does away with operations
and the use OF instruments in treating
the ear. More than this, my plan often
restores the hearing whore all other
methods have failed. -.
How important my method Of treatment IL viii
be shown In the case Of MIR. Hsslam.
The evening world., 1911-12-12

COMPLETE STOCKS
If PERPLExED ABOUT A OFT
STATIONERY DEPT.
YOU'LL FIND JUST THE rHiNo."
OFT BOX STATIONERY
&c, 70 : sisSss%plain or &c" cord sdSss 80
MONOGRAM STATIONERY.
Tw, icttcrs-stampcd In siit-nne
u~nen--Qutro bo1es."...'.' s4O
HANDSOME GIFT STATIONERY.
3 quIrsr and siEcs In box-rfbbon ttse
paper or boxes-....... .o0
BEAUTIFULLY BoxEDsTATIoNERY
Hand pAIuted or ART cloth creeonne a
p~sper--ons or moro aise-
papcr........ .o0 y
FINE STATIONERY
make jewel case, and work bcres
and lap tablsts . Lao to 1.06
MEMS FINE STATIONARY.
Cranes and Hurd's lineu-quirc. ....s14
Fine Stationery Tor ell uses to.....%.o0
PENCIL SETS
For iittlc and big. folks-Hd. painted csscs
and convcrti6ls bosss, 10 10 90
wstcrmsn ana other rciiabSs msss
40 to 1000
AUTOGRAPH. POgTCARD ALBUMS
Scrapbooks A~lso-acather. cloth ssd
other bindings. ..l0 70 2s00
DIARIES. ADDRESS hooks
A' -"' 10 % i.Ss
TELEPHONE REGIsTERs
Playing Cards in cases and Gift Coin Boxes.
leather and oehsr styiss. 10 70 l.o0
POKER CHIP CASES
Oak or mahogany carriers In lssthg or
wood boxes. ...... 1.3o 70 Cos
satin, old and etchcd brass-
French sray. gilt or sntiQue-
to 0 pccs. ....... 1.1o to 1908
DoLLs-GREAT ASSORTMENT
DREssED-uNDREssED-
20 CENTS TO siS.ss.
FULL JOINTED DOLLS
curly wigs = closing eyes - eyelaahcs
IL inches high. -. 30
LARGE JoINTED DOLLS
10 MISUNDERSTANDING body-
sewcd curly wigs. LAO
DRESSED DOLLs-movabie bisQue
heads-m0vAble arms-'bsauttfuliy
drosscd-l5 inches. =. 40
DRESSED DoLLs-is ipch--
In pretty costumes oi mAlls, IL wns Ste
Hat TO match. -. LAG AZ
DOLLS OUTFITS
Pink and Blue - kimono style - larss
enough for our Daisy Belle. -. 90
VERY FINE DOLLS OUTFITS.
Lawn. lnsh ipcc, smh'y Md ribbon
To fit - and 2o-Inch dolls. . 2.00
DOLLS DRESSED TO ORDER.
From our complete line VI outfits
1t very moderate prices.
GIFT HINTS IN
CARVING SETS. POCKET KNIVES
AND OTHER UsEFuLs.
3-PIECE CARVING SETS.
satin lined cssos-rss. ID. .4.O0
s-PIECn CARVING SETS
Best stcsl--stag handles--gift boxes
worth SA.25..... .2.08
a-PIECE CARVING sets.
Handicapped s~teel--sthg handles
lined case--value S3.25.... 1893
IMPORTED POCKET KNIVES.
=. 3 and = blAdes-vAlue 10. -, 40
Others 10 cts. to 1923
COMBINATION POCKET KNIVES.
Best imported steel
g to 20 implements. 90 TO 1903
GIFT SUGGESTIONS IN
HANDSOME NEoKwEAR.
REAL CROCHET NECKwEAR,
Collars. RAbsts. Yokes. etc,
fropi Ireland. franco and Austria.
lao 10 1905
BEAUTIFUL sCARys.
Chiffon. Crepo do Chine and Lace
Scsrfs. plain. printed or spAnSled,
.76 70 1000
DRESS OR COAT COLLARS
exquisite Plauen Laco-new shapes.
40 to 0.00
PLAUEN AND PRINCESS LACE
Many pretty styles.
40 W 7.08
A HOLIDAY SPECIALITY.
MUSIC BY
FULL CONCERT ORCHE sTRA.
All artists former usymhsss Of Metropolitan Opsra
House, Philharmonic Society and othsr Famous
Orchestns-MAin Floor. Centre.
MORNING SPECIALS-To-mo
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FOR SALE.

81 WEEK buys diamonds, jswtlE. SACKS
STORE. 1885 ID ave-. near 10Th. 0psn svsnlDss.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS e NOVELTIES.

AVE 20 per cent. buyiug sold and diamond
iewtly dirtct fiom make. diamond nngA.
'arsliCr,s, s,aT pans. ~ W. ItOJm ~, ~ John II.
The evening world., 1911-12-12

JrwELRY yoR EVERY oss1L
GREAT VALUES IN SMALL PASNf
READ AND PROFIT.
woMKN.s SOLID GOLD LocK1TA
splendid sssortmsnSE.
Value - ...........6sRO
SOLID GOLD NECK CHAINo
Curb o. rope nnk-lt Inch le1DenD-l
worth e4.<9.. ....... 2s00
SOLID GOLD COLLAR = oUvv PINS
Plain or ensrsved-~
worth 81. ........O6
SOLID GOLD BAR rRILL Pima.
Jswe'led 2. hanS snsr.vSdo0es iaos-
FINE ASST OF oTHE r GOLD PINS.
wt or . an% without or d sss, Ds.fs, si,n :sDse.e''
Lao to 1898
SOLID GOLD PENDANTS
With chaina-rcal pearl clustsrs5ey4
ccntres-drop pendantS-value ~. 4sO
SOLID GOLD PENDANTS yish chs,ess
Lattice design, set pearl or othes yevuD4
worth S5.o0-spcciai. ...2.o6 I
SOLID GOLD PENDANTS With chslnsl
Diamond centre-speciai. .o.60
SOLID GOLD PENDANTS With chaa.a
Or shres srsduSted diamond drops. l7.o4
woMEN's AND MISSES RINos.
s''' sofia 'r s%SSI san ;sGss' :s.os re'' .Ss
woMKN's SOLID GOLD RINoA
real pearis-also othersE
opec1es. .2sO0 -
Mlss sIsr,. SOLD :, ~ ,,, So !,T,.. RiNoa.
worth ei.69. ......... 90 .
woMEN.s SOLID GOLD BRoOCHnk
whole pssrls--worth Sass. .0s40 4
MEMS siGNET RINGS. .
Extra h~ssvy-nch. massive dcstlpo-
elsewhere 500 and 500. .4.40
1 MEMS SOLID GOLD RIN0s. =,
bioodstone. agate and carDuncioee-
English or rose n~nish-vaiue s5.vs. $40
MEMS CUFF LINKS.
Solid gold tnrougnout--pisin or carved
veiue oS.vo ........
MEMS CUFF LINKS.
set-pure, clear stones 81
p Tine cut--value $1,000. q. zoe
MEMS GOLD CUFF LINKS. =;
mond sss....I.60 % i7.o6 .
SOLID GOLD TIE SNAPS.
plata for monogram. hand engraved q
engine turned. .06 to 500
MEMS SOLID GOLD SCARF PIMA
~wtshbones. coils. horsssh0es. 60. :.
value $50 -. .08
MRN's SOLID GOLD SCARF Pima
diamond brilliants, unique dssiSnA y
value $1,000. ...4.00
USEFUL GIFTS ARE BEST. :
HELPFUL HINTS 70
FROM UPHOLSTERY DEPARTA8MS..
~, NET AND LACE BED SETS. 4,
D Renaissance. Marie Antoinetse - =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or shsus. 6s0o y,
ar RENAISSANCE BED SETS. "a
Allover lsce-vhttc 4 Arabian. . To
Square sets-Renaisssnce border. 11.08
NOVELTY sCRIM BED SETS.
Lacet and Marie Antotnette. -. 1000
Extra ffnc End handsome. to-. 1901
TAPESTRY COUCH COVERS.
T~o-toned F rTs d .a Ice "
Armure TAPESTRY TABLE GOWNS
2 yarus square-two-yoned-
vaius lie; lilo :
Others 20 an yds. long,. 1.o0 .
FRENCH VELOUR TABLE Cov.8s1r
Ia yds. sQuare-plAtn centres. COB
Others i to s yds. long TO 1871
SATIN DAMAsK PORrIEREs.
Richest designs--one and two ~
pairs Of . ~style-were $685.. 0.o0 a
FRENCH VELOUR PORrIEREs. =
Duplex d-csigns-one and two pairs II
Of . s~tyle--wcre x3S.00.... $500 4,
FINE LACE CURTAINS.
Marie An~toinctte. Cluny. Novelty. Bruss-
sells, ETC.. worth $780,. 2.o0
FINE LACE CURTAINS. z
Rol Brussels. lriah Point, Lscst, soa,
Value so.eS.... 4.o0
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
IN WHITE GOODS.
NEW SEASON srYLEA
Imported and domestic Madras-valuss
lieu. TO 20 cts. -. .12H TO 40
WHITE SHIRT wAIsTPATrERNO
Newest Madras. poplins. ~ =.
etc.-in Christmas boxes 100 TO 0.00.ss
IMPTD. WHITE NOVELTIES. q
dimities, voiies. Daisies. etc y
FlH worth 80 cts. ......lo
FINE LAWNS.
For dolls dresses a fancy vork. n
Nsaus Il COS. 81
The evening world., 1911-12-12

wher Mr.. John c. liaslam first consulted me
he said: "FlttAeI years aso. my. ears began TO
trouble me. First there were buzhing noises In my
ears. then. my hearing began 10 fail. Last. October
20, 50 1ssi that / could no, understand CONVEX
maon,. leopls who wished 70 eommanica'e with
me had 10 write on a pad. had noises In my
ears ali the tine watch sounded like loud bukling; "
Since treating Mr., Haslam he reports that he
now can nlders'snd prdv.lry conversation and that
tie noises In his head are leaving hin.
MI. lHaslam Is ~fitty.tive years Of age and resides
at az Barrow street, New York.
I've case % Mr.. Haslan Is cited to show how
Ion standing deafness Will frequently yield to my
method OF treatment.
The evening world., 1911-12-12

II YOU suffer from ohstructei n~ostrils, diseased
n~ostrilss aye going deaf or have head noises. or
hAye a had throat. and you think my training and
experience thould make me a good doctor. wtl
be pleased to have you visit my office. II will
cost you nothing for an examination and advice.
II You reside out * the dty write me and I
viii be I.leased to advise you by letter concerning
your condition.
The evening world., 1911-12-12
MORNING SP~ECIALS-To-morrow Wednesday, Until I p. M.

" Fns nasts gMbR5LLAsr .1,Q4
trim'd, mission and fancy handles.
UABnELLAs-NAIN FLOOR.
81; 20 TOY TEA SETS. TO
ToYs-SookTa tLoos.
4ee "a. sse GIEr NovELTIEs....a =
nsnd smo'S GSf3ions and hdhf. csssssE|
N hair receivers each In fancy boz.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
s2:os FEATHER BED TICKS. Lao
For fuii q siIe bsds-bess uck1.
ct. Opaque WINDOW SHADES. .Qa
ix3 t.. koafore hemmins)-whits snd
sHGDEs-rHIRD FLOOR.
49ct. CREAM DICED DAMAsKs.. .aa
HEAVY H YIshSsEHsiSg G sEoc :ssvi'''
80 Ct, SILK PoNGEEs-36 inch. :. "a
Soft and lustrous-light blue. pink
white. cream. tan, jasper. navy. Alice.
Copenhasen end black
sILkS-MAlN FLOOR.
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