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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-28

ALF SECTION FARM IN GRAND
Forks County for sale OF rent would
sell stock, machinery and house fura
Hiture. Good buildings and water.
Eour miles from town. Address 1913
Herald.
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FARM TANDs

|NTURNED FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
there arranged for million acres
more members to complete colony;
each member receives 1000. acres, less
than 5 cents an acre Very highest
$eferences b.. ShoenreIt, WOOD
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BUsHEI1AAN WANTED. ADDRESS
Gfbout's ToggeryYa WiiIiston, N. D..
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IRELINQUIsHMENT FOR sALEAcAN
for selling. Address 126-Herald.
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MALE H-ELP-Continued.

BOYS WANTED. CONGRESS CAND
Company.
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ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM SUIT.
able for two. Modern. = Apply 316
South FIFTH St.
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FOR sALE-HousEHoLD FURN1-
ture. May be seen at residence, 82l
9Th st. During the present week.
DR.. ]. Grassfck. {
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FURNISHED ROOM IN MODERN COT
tage. One block south University Ave
202 Washington st.
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2 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, MODERN
but heat. 81 per month. 705 Fourth
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LARGE FRONT BEDROOM, SUITABLE
for 2 persons. City steam heat. APP
ply st. Paul's Rectory.
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NEWLY FURNISHED, BEAUTIFUL
bed room In modern louise South
end, close In SO. Phone 1881 N. w.
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WANTED AT oNcE-GooD KITCHEN
Cir. Hotel Gillespie, Forest River,
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EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERAL0
I housework. Mrs. A. a Roll. 718 South
Third at. s.13
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
rooms. downstairs. 2i3 Kittson, east
Of Herald Blk.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-28

STEAM HEATED AND FURNISHED
rooms at reasonable prices by week
or month. Brunswick Hotel, 103 De-
Mers.
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pRS HEALY, LAW q woUTAT.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Offce, Scan-Amer. Sank Bldg.
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STEAM HEATED FRONT ROOM IN
fiat. Suitable for n or two ladies.
Phone mornings, 661-J N. w.
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North Dakota's Gfeatest
Classified Section
ROOMS 8 RENT

T HAVE TWO EXCEPTIONAL FUR
nished rooms for rent to h right
parties. South end, two blocks from
car line. Rhone 1872 N. w.
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I'LL TRADE 2Ao ACRES or LAND
NJ near Maxbass, North Dakota for stock
pf hardware or implements. (Box,
1905. HavrH, Montana.
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FARM LANDsEContinned.

ON ACCOUNT OF CLOSING AN.
estate I offer for immediate sale the
at $1,000 an acre With one-halfs CASH
balance tosrun on long time at six per
cent. This Is a lovely quarter Of land
only four miles southwest. of Gilby,
fair and has a good grove. &c. j.
Skonberg, Paxton, Ill. n,
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wANTED-s1ss PER WEEK
and 80 per cent over $50. Good Job.
Wire ct onceS&if interested. Earl
Allen, Granville, N. D.
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$40 ACRES, 6h MILES FROM GOOD
Address los Herald.
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FLATS FOR RENT

FLAT FOR RENT FoUR ROOMS,
Call Gf1lespte's Flyless store,
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ONE OR TWO PLEASANT FURNISH
ed rooms in private residence. South
side,lclose in. N. w. 1474-J.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 1NcLuD-
ing two bed room suites and organ.
GIL Walnut. Phone s37-L N. W.
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL,
hcpeework. Mrs. NJ. e. Stricken. 860
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
MERCHANT HAD
CATARRH FOR
YEARS
SYSTEM BADLY POISONED
Spent Hundreds OF Dollars and
Consulted Dozen Physicians
Without Relief-Says DIR.
Talkin Has Done More
for Him Than All
Others Combined.

Mr.. L. l.. Lyme. well-known
merchant OF South Richmond. had
lost All Inherent in life. and about
come to the conclusion that nothing
was worth while. after four years OF
fruitless searching for relief Hun
dreds Of dollars had hecn spent in hi,
efforts 10 check tho ravages OF tho
disease that was slowly. bu, surely
eating his life away. Money was not
considered. for as Mr.. Lyme himself
observed what good would tho money
90 him without his health The best
medical skill that Mr. Lyme knew or
could learn OF was consulted In his
own words. more than dozen one
after, another. treated him. but All
without hringn the slishtes, relief
Al first, said MIR. Lyme TO reu-
resentatirc OF the press. Il, used TO
worry me a lot. VAS awful blue and
Respondent. But after couple OF years
began 10 get used to feeling badly.
and didn't care much whether I uv
cd or died
About year ago got tired expert
mcntine with doctors and decided that
nothing could he done for ma: but GOT
worse and lost flesh and began to look
so bad that my wife kept on after ne
To have something done. Then il was
ABOUT month ago-that ! read in tina
paper about Or. Talkin. SO decided
TO see what he could do for me.
tod him what my trouble was-abou,
my head catarrh. which had had for
don't know how long. how my sleep
would he broken at night By the nue.
us getting down my throat. and about
tue pains all through my stomach
would have TO keep a cuspdor b.. my
bed. and would have TO spit all through
the night. caught cold very easy
and that would make il worse. would
have terrible taste in my mouth IN
the morning. and didn't enjoy any
ting ] ate. Gas would form on my
stomach. and my bowels wouldn't move
unless took medicine. frl, terrible
and from what my friends said. | must
have looked as bad felt.
Then came to Or. Taikin for
treatment. and I must say that | am
NOR" than pleased in every way. II.
has done INC a lot of Rood--rnor. in
fact. than all tho Other twelve doctors
put together. have gained about
eleven pounds Most Of my old COM
plants arc gone. and feel that ] will
soon be Az we'll AZ ever again
believe Dr. Talkin has broken up my
catarrh. and he has certainly brought
me welcome relief You can refer any
Of your readers to mo who want to
know anything about Dr. Talkin."
tSiSned) r. L. LYME
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
SPECIALISTS SAID
HE HAD CANCER
Yields to Or. Taik,n'. Treatment.

#" have endured for four years tho
mental agony of believing his life was
being slowly eaten away by cancer.
not 10 mention tho physical pain and
dishgurcment caused by an ugly. run
ming sore on his upper lip, wa. the
Bishop. Il wcll-known citizen of Rich
mond. residing at 300 Fifth Avenue,
Highland Park. Mr.. Bishop. before
his retirement sometime since. was
prominent in the city's business cir
cles for more than so years
About four years ago Mr.. Bishop was
ErSt troubled with a small ulcer on the
upper lip. which gradually spread and
became an ugly. spreading sore. Blood
and puSs would form. causing Mr.. Bis
hop considerable pain and embarass-
ment. lie treated the ulcer himself
with salrcs and other so-called rene
dies and consulted a number OF doc
tors and specialists. without in the
least relieving the trouble, however.
Almost without exception these spe-
When at last the trouble seemed to
be growing serious. Mr.. Bishop visited
a well-known hospital, but hesitated
about placing himself under treatment
on account of the very large fee which
was mentioned. 1t was then that he
placed himself under the care Of DR..
NJ Milton 'raikin. and after ono month
his condition had so greatly improved
mat he was able to discontinue DR..
Talkin's treatment. To-day there is
hardly mark visible where there was
once an ugly. discharging sore. In
cidcntally this was accomplished at a
fractional part Of the fee Mr.. BishoD
was asked for the hospital treatment.
Mr.. BISHOP says: CDR. TaIkin cured
INC OF an ulcer on my upper lip re-
Ger, and | am as well as 7 ever was"
(STSned) NJ. f.. BISHOP !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
FEDERAL CHURCH COUNCIL
TO MEET IN WASHINGTON
Called to Consider Questions Arising
Ont of Entry "f America Into
World War.

NEW YORK. April 21.--A call was
of the Federal Council Of tho Churches
Of Christ in America to he held i'm
Washington on Tuesday and wcdncs-
day. May and q. To consider questions
of Importance to it's constituency OF
thirty UNCONVENTIONAL bodies. having
lS.ooO.o goo members. arising out of the
entry of America into the world war
The meetings OF the federal council
arc regularly held once in four years
Ii is asserted in the call for the
meeting that the occasion is the most
momcntous the churches of America
have been called upon to consider. In
the call some OF the objects Of the
meeting are stated To be:
ITO plan for ths moral and religious
welfare of the army and navy
TO formulate Christian duties rel
ativc to conservation OF the economic
social. moral and spiritual forces OF
tho nation
ITO plan and provide for works Of
mercy
prayer and conference during the two
days Of the meeting. and as "A result Of
such conference and prayer. il is eX-
rcCicd that there will be- formulated
q suitable message for tho hour
In addition {" tho fun membership
OF the council, which includes several
hundred leaders Of the thirty consti-
tuent relisious bodies, tho following
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
FARMViLLE ENTHUSIASTIC
Great Audience Gathers ut Auditorium
OF Normal school to Spread
Civic Spirit.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
FARMVILLE. VA. April 2i.-A great
audience gathered at the auditorium OF
the State Normal School last night In
answer TO call Of citizens to boost
the civic spirit of the people of Farm
Vile and surrounding country. Dr.
j. l.. Jarman. president OF the school
presided, aud Rev. j. &. Fainter Offered
prayer. Ex-senator Robert *. Brock
read the proclamation of President
Wilson. The principal speaker or thu.
evening WAS the Rev DIR. Thompson
of Richmond. lie delivered an inn
pressive address. Judge George j.
Hundlcy followed DR.. Thompson, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
Suffered With Compli-
cation Of Diseases
Tells What Dr.. Talkin Did for Him

For more than 10 months was taken
with violent co!icy pains and thump-
ing of the heart. ] became liZZy
seized with vertigo and my suffering
from this combined trouble was al
most unhcarablc. have walked the
floor at night for hours at a time try
ing TO get relieved. stopped coffee,
cut tea out and most of my food.
The former doctor did me very lit
tie good. Then got another doctor.
but he neither gave me any relief. |
fell off 20 pounds or more, but since
| have been under DR. Talkin's treat
mcnt ! have rcSaincd several pounds.
day ] have no sick spells and no
collie. and from condition of almost
insensihility, Dir. NJ. Milton Talkin has
brought me to a condition where !
can feel like living once more. eat
we'll, sleep we'll and no longer suffer.
My wife and my friends can see the
change in me. and tell me so. am
glad TO recommend any sufferer with
trouble like minc to this specialist.
j. w. SIMS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

specialist, are. first. his extreme care
and the employment Of common sense
methods, together with modern Scieu-
tine facilities, In diagnosis and treat
ment. DR.. ralkin lays particular en-
phasis upon the Importance of correct
diagnosis. because, as he points out
the ailmcnt must he accurately known
before proper treatment can be given
In this connection, attention is called
TO tho wonderful diaEnoStic inStru-
mcniS he uses. among them the Sphyr-
momanomctcr. the value Of which as
an aid in determining the patients
condition. can hardly ho ovcrcs, mated
second. that Dr. Tnikin personally
secs and treats every patient on each
md every visit. lie never turns :. pa
ticnt over to assistants. hut makes n
personal study of each Individual cnsc
DIR. Tnlktn feels that each patient who
rnt rusts himself Ia his care IL entitled
ia the best service and attention he
can give him. and that he would not
receive NIL he IL Justly entitled Ia ir
he were turned over 10 less experience
ed assistants. DIR. TaIkin could, Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

"rHanisa lions will 10 represented ut the
washington mcctinSt Internal onal
committee "t the Young Mems Chris
tmn Associations. national board OF tho
Young womcn's Christian Associations.
American Bible Society. Homo Missions
council Foreign Missions Conference
OF North America, Federation OF the
W"mcns Boards OF Foreign Missions OF
the United states. Council of Women
for Home Missions. World Alliance for
Promoting International Friendship
Through the Churches.
The call is signed by President Frank
MASON North and by General Secretary
Charles :. Macfarland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

course. handle Errut muuy more nm
tt"nts In this "whoIcSnIc" method. but
he could not oGcr them his best. indI-
Nidunl service.
Or. Tnlkin specialzcs in diseases Of
IN" stomach liver. kidneys heart.
bladder. lungs. nerves; in blood and
Intestinal diseases: in such disorders
as caiarrh. Naricosc veins. deafness.
ulcers; and in diseases Of mon aud NO.
ncn. He has received credentials Of
distinction IN three different States
y" 'nhttcr what y"ur trouble may hc,
n" matter of how long Standing no
mhttcr no" many doctors may hn,c
treated you without relief. ynu owe u
q" yourself {" ~ least consult with
'hi> "rli-hn",Nn specialist. Va ono T.
.o6 poor To receive his best. mast con-
srirnttous attention. none 80 rich thnt
better service could he had. Dr. 'rnIkIn
makes M chnrrc for consultation. md
ID he rnnno, benefit You hc viii not
undertake your cnsc.
Those desiring special appointments.
can arrange for than by 'phoninc
Randolph 5SnS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
Praises DR.. TaIkin S
SkillfuI Service
Richmond, Va, Feb. Is, 1911
DR.. NJ. Milton Talkin.
Virginia Building.
Fifth and Main SITS:

Dear Sir.-Permit me 10 give cApres-
sion to my feelings % gratitude for
the splendid relief from my suffering
you have given me. f'o~ two years ]
have been suffering from q 'cmplic;t-
ton Of diseases Of ,hc heart. stomach
and kidney trouble; during this time
made every effort to find someone
who could relieve me of my suffering
without success. although | consulted
the best medical skill in Richmond.
What. then. must my feelings be.
when after my experience find the
relief ] sought for two years in thirty
days under your very able treatment.
You have brought me around from :,
condition bordering on despair TO "a
state that ! experienced before be-
came broken. down in health.
can once more, work fun time and
the skcpticism in thc medical science
that could not help feeling, has dis
appeared and my faith in your ability
to employ that science successfully
is unboundcd.
earnestly hope that you may long
continue in your noble profession to
render your services as successfully
as you have in my case.
Yours very truly
G. II. HART,
Ellison. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
FREIGHT TRAIN KILLS MAN
wife OF 0nanc"ck Man Finds Him Dcnu
by Side of itnilrOnd
TrUSk
Especial to The Times dispatch,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ONANCOCN. VA. April 2l.-c. Err
nest Chase was recently struck by a
southoound freight train near Alclra
and instantly killed He left his home
after supper TO 70 to Melfa to mail
some letters. When lie did not return
his wife went to look for him and
found his body by the side of The
track.
An inquest was deemed unnecessary.
Besides his widow, he is survived by
on" brother. III. l.. Chase. of Onancock
and two sisters. Airs. j. T. Downs and
Miss Annette Chase. of Baltimore. lie
will be buried in Baltimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
Had Stomach Trouble
for Years, Heartily
Recommends
Dir. Talkin
To Whom II May Concern:

have been under DR.. NJ Milton
Talkin's treatment for two months for
stomach ana head trouble I used to
suffer with pain in my back and under
the shoulders. have had stomach
trouble for years, and suffered Il great
deal with headache.
had tried other doctors and various
medicines, but in spite of that my
condition Obliged me To seek the aid
Of pr. NJ. Milton Taikin. and must
say that lie has done me more good
than anyone else.
My condition has SO satisfactorily
improved that am now disseminating
further treatment. and am glad To he
able TO recommend Dr. NJ. Milton Talk
in 10 anyone suffering as did
S. e. APPLEWHiTE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

ne numerous articles and prominent people
mat nave appeared in the during past
doslng work OF Dr. Nj. Milton
nave been the subject of wide comment The apparently
uos cures performed by this specialist have
arouse no little wonder the good
readers and caused is able
TO accomplish SO much particularly
UNDERLYING Dr. Talkins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
The Weather
IE.rnished by U. =. weather nurenu)
Forecasts NirEiniR
Fair Sunday and
VI ~ n q n y, moderate
temperature.
North CnrOlinn-
Generally fair Sum
dny and Monday.


IL noon temperature. ...........
! i. NJ. temperature. ..........
Maximum temperature to L. NJ. y
Minimum temperature to i. NJ. 4
Mean temperature ............. !
Normal temperature ............ )
Excess in temperature ......... |
Excess in temperature since March
..........
Accumulated excess since Jan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
hampton Anniversary Exercises.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
HAMPTON. VA. April 2l.---'rhc
Hampton Normal and Industrial In
stitutc will hold its forty ninth ami
Nersary exercises in the gymnasium
here on Friday afternoon at $50
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
ALMANAC.
Corns Peel Right
Off With "Gets-It"
2 Drops, and the Corn is "Gonerv'

When you've got to walk on tho
sides of Your shoe TO get away from
those awful corn-pains there's only
one common sense thing To do. Put
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
OF INSTRUCTORS
{. ARE ALSO ANNOUNCED

The following promotions were an
unced by the board; acting dean,
icodorc Hugh: dean OF Medical
hool to succeed the late Or. Rich
L Whitehead; Associate Professor
mes Alexander Waddell. 10 profess
'r of pharmacoloEy and ma,cria mcdi-
:: Associate Professor W = Rod
In, TO professor of electrical enci-
ering; Adjunct Professor c. NJ Spar
". to associate professor OF physics;
tjunct Professor 1.eonidas r. Whip
,, to be officially designated as di-
,tor of the School OF Journalism: In
.uctor i. H. Ncff. to adjunct profess
r of genito-urinary surgery. The
flowing designations We're accepted
the board: DR. Charles Alphonso
nth. as Poe professor OF English:
:. Graham Edgar, as associate profess
OF chemistry: l.. Spratt. as ad
net professor of chemistry. Or
nth goes to the United States Naval
s accepted chair i'll California
iversity.
DR.. William y. Kcmpcr. associate
ofessor OF biology, was granted q
Rr's leave of absence to engage in
search work in biology at Johns Hop
MS University. Leave was also grant
to Arrnistcad NJ. popic. professor
law. who Will enlist in tho Reserve
hcers' Training Corps. with view
entering the service OF the Unite Il
ates Army. The leave will not ex-
&c until the close OF the war
Owing to unsettled conditions exist
in all educational institutions, the
ard found il difficult TO frame a
dgct for the coming fiscal year. In
der to take care OF possible losses by
ason OF probable decrease in at
adance next session. the budget was
aled down from AN estimate of s4l3.-
o, under normal conditions. TO Il total
u $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
DlRD At UNIVERSITY
SPEEDS PREPARATION
sftors n Charlottesville Provide
& for s. MINER Session Of Med
iCal Glasses.
PRECIPITATION FOR WIRELESS
md Given to Government for Rifles
sand Other Military Equipment for
Three Notwithstanding Put on
Lower Scale.

n (Special 10 The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Arrii q
3e board OF visitors OF the University
E5Sirsinia, ST its regular spring meet
Is. adopted the recommendation from
- medical faculty that the FIRST Sec
"a and th,rd.rear medical classes hc
owed TO continue instruction through
o summer months This step. taken
meet the unusual needs OF the conn
" for medical service. Will enable
e classes 10 graduate sooner.
Hon for the proper cGuirmen; OF the
rcless plant where wireless iclcera-
" Is laugh; those desiring instruc-
on In that branch Bond was also
.Sen the government for the 80 rifles
I'd other military equipment ordered
y the three ba,;alions now in train
sx at the university Strenuous drills
S.e held on Lambeth Field each after
ION.
cdr. Charles s. Vcnable. son Of pr
,f.ancis =. Ncnab.e. expires iicnt 90 the
Diversity OF North Carolina. was elect
s adjunct professor Of chemistry. Dr.
enable is grandson OF Colonel
,fofessor OF mathematics at the Uni
!. rsity OF Virginia. lie is a doctor OF
ilosophy of tho Massachusetts lnsti-
tic OF Technology. where lie special
id in chemistry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
Rainfall

Rainfall 1ast twclVc hours. ...... ON6
Rainfall last twenty-fonr hours. eos
Excess in rainfall since March / l.5l
ENCcSS i'll rainfall since january /. o.6S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
CONDITIONS ~ IMPORTANT CITIES.

Temperature. 80. humidity. TO: wind.
direction, southeast. wind. velocity, :
miles: weather. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

or j drops OF 'tiets- II" on In, ~
right away. Pain and inflammation
Will disappear, the corn will begin 10
shr1vel from that instant-then il
looscns and falls right off.
There's no other Corn-rcmov-r in
the world that acts like "cicts-It" No
new discovery has been made in corn
r"mnvcrs since "Gets-lt" was born.
away forever with tho use Of Saives
that irr'tate. bandages that make
do the work. knives and scissors tnat
draw blood Us" "Gcts-it"--no more
digging or cutting.
bottle. or sent on receipt OF price by
+, Lawrence Co, Chicago. Tll.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

among the other speakers were Mayor
Iaulctt and Judge Watkins
IL was stated during the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22
MAKES NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
All Sufferers May Receive Benefit of Skill and
Experience of DIR. M. Milton Talkin, Who
Personally Makes Free Examination
and Blood Pressure Test.
DIR. TALkIN HAS NO ASSISTANTS OR ASSOCIATES AND
TREATS EVERY PATIENT PERSONALITY

specalMes in Both Electrical and Medicinal and
furnishes Medicines From Ills Own Laboratory
Extra Charge to Patient. Consultation Strictly Confidential