The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1915, Page 6

® ines THB BVENING WORLD, THURBVAL, AFmit 83, 1915, : Bere Berns Hewemerans Rie me Me ‘ : ‘ . . ALEGED QUACKS) ane SWARM TO POLI - ~ . | Se if ; Pore Pout : cook amen) eee a) 6 Jam ACKER, MERRALL & CONDIT Whether it i for complete mn : te tn we Raspberry or Strawberry, (Son jar | eyeglasses —the exanun. vers * 7s le an . d ‘ your eyes, the adjusting a . dire t Al 4 ‘s up at te ute money—and gain satisfaction your mountings. or the filling |". at a your aculist's prescripticy Byte ge ae . taal ote ral ed ) 1 —any service we perform, |... See of it Sie loan edie ape bt ety “tw as - large or small, receives the | wosing to te ‘i san bates same careful attention. @ them had p Harris Glasses are Guaran- | ve eured of cancer teed to give you complete sat- |and omer isfaction—whether they COSt | tore, usually after « nuperfietal em [tig doctors $2.00 of more Jamination, tald them they were auf |, ted by five investiga fering from. As they appeared to Auertach, Frank C.| | tore, Samuel I e Quy at the raided places for treat- | praete, Aristides Geannelia, Jacob J. | ment they were directed to Magia- |Catierstoin and Leo Kiesler | trate McAdoo's offlee, and « ut nee where bye anit f S . came when they read of th were run by ' George Wo Whiteside of - woe | a ve. | Winn Htreet, counsel to the Coun . Fon . 104 a) Hoclety, heard the com- Mr. Whiteside anid that he MB TS meme k's Bales AT ALL OUR STORES peoned war uw fiened perate in rounding up id museum men, Mrs and bnepector We Hla whieh the doe . Ww regia ying them $66 4 mon on ad $6 far carfars, Juty being to visit. the su blind, Mra ‘such place was bh Street and the | e, after running we eoks, akipped with 4.000, | In almost every cane sumptuous © victimized can got thelr money back. Ress w 4, with an impoaini: Efforts will probably be made to | trade 4 circulars were dis help many who were told they were | tiny immigrant sections of suffering from serious allments and | r ate the tm who have been taking treatment . which will now be interrupted, It is probable that physicians of the County Medical Society will make correct dingnoses of tho cases and |° render such ald as im possible. ‘The first witness examined to-day by Mr, Whiteside was a Polish woman who went to tho office of Dr. Henry] Mit ly Bohierson, at No. 315 Madison Avenue} ook, yeaterday and was there examined by a Dr. G. C. Brown, Sho said that after a ten minute examination he city, n that the | able organizat ie nd consulta harge being for me joctor had a standing ny patient $1,000 that he! mn of any disease, The ent always was uBhared Into a private office, while somebody, 1, would go through find out how much if We had a bank it. = a Quality Firs vice ‘WEST Si al ST. 436-440-442 4 RUG”"CARPET CLEANSING in Pire-Proet Buikding. They know it is coming. They know it by its delicious steam- ing ean They are hungry for it, do ure were bi tour of the patient's ets, Mrs. Clark said : ° tha no she wan atoning from cane| "a, AA Tania anol | tO, And best of all, it will do them s=loor, but that he could cure her inflad and paid $50 to be cured of a ‘ood three montha for $6 serious dixease and received seven g 5 " kinda of pills of different colors, none ‘Tho woman's husband tx a wtablo-|hNA# Of NNN of Ning more than. a| man and only makes $18 « week. Sho} jhysic. The pi a Ot & Mavens had $6 with her, but she borrowed! montha-old chil aid $300 for ite | 860 from a woman wt with herfcure of an imaginary disease, Often | aAtionty were t from one insti and paid the $56. Sh ther, h charging what-| night to get some medic! nie and passing the patient When you have a food like this that is not only wholesome and nourishing but at the same time pleasing to the taste and vi ig to the eye, you have rnod last |)" hich shel ever pe adie flocs tad bao Patods | "hes, lark declared, the most ter a ideal dish for every- | found the place had been raided. i om bd bia | "The second witneas examined wan) Tfying dlagnosin were made And oc oe orold, And that is just }an Italian woman, who brought her] dramatic examinations that they what t ousands of good paid) whatever wan de- manded Mrs. Clark believes that many people haw daughter, elghteen years old, to the} willingly (office of Dr, Schierson on Feb, 15, The girl was nervous and after w/ Many peopin Hive vvatered by ine! brief examination with an X-ray the | titute and museum ‘proprietors, that mother was told that her daughter | they were victina of terrible diseases, was suffering from bad blood and Many young doctors, unable to re- mothers and sensible housewives think about this delightful Campbell ¢ kind. 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