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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19

Mr. T. w Felterolf formerly Of Harrisonburg,
Pa, for six years resident OF Richmond. and now
located at Carson, Va, for many months had been
the victim Of severe organic trouble, complicated
with Indigestion. and his suffering at times had been
intense After having tried various patent medi-
cnes and other doctors without relief, he placed
himself under the attention of the UNITED
DOCTORS. rN
Il have taken just two months treatment" said
Mr. Felterolf, and now feel entirely we--in fact.
we'll as ever did in my lfe..5 am certainly glad
l came to the UNITED DOCTORS for treatment
and you may refer any to- who wants to
know anything about them" Is,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19

Scott were disniassa IN Just.cs..GI SsAh-
helds Yesterday: ss;.stStt I ttas z
with stealing suit OF elothes. and q
comet. baIohgink TO. EdA add ia Ahearn.
a lnsmbeS.df tho Lyric obohesRn Tho
property has been recovered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19
Suffered Sixteen Years From
Nervousness, Liver and
Stomach Trouble

Miss Ada G. Boswell, of Glover, Va, had been a
sufferer for sixteen from complication OF
nervous, liver and stomach troubles During this
time she had consulted many doctors and specialists
in Washington Hagerstown, Lynchburg and in this
city, from of whom she states she received any
real benefit.
Miss Boswell says: II read Of the work the United
Doctors are doing and decided to if they could
help me. was discouraged by my family and some
of my friends in doing this but after consulting them
had complete confidence in them In the few weeks
have been under their treatment have improved
great deal. I feel stronger and better now than
have for years. my appetite is good. sleep well.
and the shortness of breath which has troubled me
practically all of my life, and which was especially
severe Of late, is now entirely relieved.
II cannot speak too highly of the treatment have
received and the courtesy which has been shown me
since have been under the care of the United
Doctors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19
CHARGED With Sn.edinr,

Traffic Officers Holt and Clark swore
out a summons yesterday for A. S. b.
Holt, 1908 Hanover Avenue, charging
him with automobile speeding The
case will be heard early NEXT weak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19

WHAT The UNITED DOCTORS ARE DOING

QELOW
DOCTORS The hundreds
doing During the three praig
# which institution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
WRINKLES
DISAPPEAR
SKIN SMOOTH

This is what women say who hay"
treated their wrinkled. faded. tir"I
lno:ing skin with the marvellous US!t.
This pure nutoil skin food. made from
Il formula urougut from Egypt. whore
for centuries it has been used b! thar
country's famous beauties. is positive
Is guaranteed TO baniSl wrinkles QuI -
". whether caused By advancing yeats
or other reasons.
The result after short treatment
are particularly pleasing as well as sur
prisiug. Usit seems TO contain just tue
elements necessary TO nourlsh and feed
the skin back 10 a healthy condition.
anu wrinkles are never to o@ seen on Il
perfectly healthy. we'll nourished Aad
cared for complexion. The pure nus
oils cannot harm the skin or cause tl,.
slightest hair growth. Thousands CT
grateful women can today testify TO
IKE, wonderful thiIgS it has done 10:
them. 1t is only necessary to rub 1t
into the skin for 4 few moments each
night before retiring 70 get the lull
benefit from its use. II is a clean. del
icately scented liquid. not greasy
raste or crGam.-be sure 10 remember
this when asking for it-and is always
eur IN in bottles. e. II. GrteSt 4 Co.
and all first.claSS dealers sell and rec
ommend USit. II your skin is dry. II
wrinkles are beginning 10 appear. Sc
would advise you TO get some at once
and begin its use without delay. On
will find il fine treatment as well 10"
freckles. black-headS and many forms
!, of eczema.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04

hoard of missions of the BAPTIST church,
preached "A very interesting SERMON 10
The baptist congregation here sunday
night.
Hon. W. {. Drake left Monday morn.
ing on IN extended business lrlp down
The ohio river and through Kentucky.
lie expects also 10 make a round 10y
CIariSburg and ElkinS before returning
home.
w. :. Powell. If MoundsvlIe. repre-
scnting the Daily Echo. was Il business
caller in town today. This is Mr.. Pow
rlrs Hrst visit to this city for long
; time. but he is II we'll remembered Mar
shall county school teacher and mas
many friends here, who were glad 20
see him.
Or. Harriet Jones. Of Glendale VII!
deliver Il lecture 10 mothers and chill
dren at the pixie theatre next SATURDAY
at s p. M. Or. Jones is being brought
here under the auspices OF the Mothers
club, and her lecture will be instructive
ms well as entertaining. and should lie
literally nntr0riZed.
e. F.. Allen went TO Wheeling Tues
day 10 have an N-ray examination made
of his wrist. which he had injured som"
lime ago while at work at the cameron
Fred Hicks has gone to Akron. Ohio.
where he has secured position IN IA
Police OFFICER Charles f. King and
}.
yesterday attending federal court
: Paul Martin is now in full possession
OF the Palace livery burns, and B"rt
hughes has retired. The change WAS
made Tuesday. the list inst.
William Guthrie went Ia Eirclcviile,
uhio, Wednesday. where h. expects 10
purchase n carload Of heavy draft
horses which he will put 10 service III
tho oil fields nj this place. This Is an
UIhrr indication that the oil business IS
good around Cameron. There Is 4 DIE
demand for teams.
Miss Emma Terrell. nf Dayton. Ohio,
left yesterday morning for Shadysidc,
ohio, to spend II while with relatives
and friends there before returning home.
<. G., Fish, the undertaken. and sons
have gone into farming in II way that
there is some sense in. They have rent
, I'd Il large tract of land near Rock Lick
and will plant - acres in corn. j. acres
| in oats and will cut about II acres "t
, meadow. Their land Is almost four
miles from town, hut what does that
matter" They just get in the automobile
and take her, gee Zipp' and they re
there.
Mrs. Harrison GoSncy was taken to
Wheeling yesterday. where she will UNI
drrgo treatment for i'll health at The
| ohio Valley General hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
Y. W. MINSTREL SHOW
THE GREATEST EVER
Talented Singers Represent Black
Faced Charaters-Was Repeated
Last Night.

The greatest minstrel show put on
| by the Y. W. &. \. was held last even
! ing and was found too good for one
| performances. and so was presented
o'clock and again ut 9:lI. Miss sarah
Jackson starred rs intcrlocutor and the
! whole cast multiplied itself by two' IN
its unriva!rd fun.
The girls wore white SklrtS. win
dress suit coats. The usual wonderfully
eccentric collars and ties, white Shoes,
curly wigs and very black and shiny
faces. These last were maEnliiclnnllE
discussing and only the voices Of the
mislrcls disclosed their identity.
The rrd mon CO Miss Ethel Perkins
and Miss Georgia Hess. were dcckcd out
in patriotic attire. rcd and white striped
, skirts. blue coats. titanic guns and di-
minutive huts. with awe inspiring leuth-
/ .'lS.
Tho performance deserved and was
accorded appreciation. und rs success
rul achievement. had The effect desired.
The lines were funny and were put
across with real art. Miss Jackson VAS
bumbarGrd by the queries OF the cast
and must be seen and heard to be apprG-
CIatCd.
Thu. show was closed by Il tnblcau
of the Goddess of Liberty. Miss Flcan-
nr Clarke made II beautiful picture in
the robes of white. with shield anu nag.
'rh" audience arose, and with IN" choruS
sang II h." Silr SlhanSI'u 1dlil''' .I'H"
Lois Guild played for the song numbers
Of the evening.
Mis- Virginia DiEby gave Until" In a
charming manner, AMI she was warmly
recalled Miss Alice Mcclure whose
singing is always accomplished with
such case. sang "Mammy'S Coal Black
Rose" with Master George Pcdicord rs
the reluctant Rose. Miss Virginia
Hodge whose songs always please, sang
"You'rc in Love.
Miss Helen McCulagh. who couldnt
sing popular ballads. redeemed herSeit
in her ~ i. g. Sermon whirh. al
though not COHERENT. was marvellous IN
its intensity. Miss Edna Ncsbitt sang,
Are Ynu Ever Lonely and won hearty
applHusc The last "f the show were
tn" Hiwaiian songs. sung by Miss Ethel
Perkins and Miss Gertrude Garden. IN"
accompaniment played by Miss Rather
in" l:bhcrI on III" uku!rln. Miss Eppcrt
wis CARRIED in trtl" IIuwiian style.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
BRITISH ARMY AVIATOR
ARRIVES IN WHEELING
HERE TO INSTRUCT MEMBERS
OF THE WEST VIRGINIA
FLYING CORPS.
Says He will Organize an EftIc!en
Sody-charter Of lncorpora-
ton Filed Yesterday.

To train one OF the most efficient
flying corps that has been organized
in the present war is the intention
OF Captain Z. \. Kelly of the British
army. who arrived in Wheeling yes
terday afternoon from Mineola. Long
Island. That most of the men are 10
be from West Virginia. principally
Wheeling. is evidenced by the large
number OF applications received By
Louis Bennett, Jr.. OF Weston. ". Va,
promoter oil the West Virginia flying
corps.
The aviation school is TO be located
at Beech Bottom. and Captain Kelly,
visiting this country on sick leave
unit! Sept. 10. will be The inStruc
tor. Before as leave OF absence ter
inmates. he hopes. to have the West
Virginia flying corps members trained
TO No. l perfection. secured recosnt
ton and commissions FOR them by the
United States government and have
them Sent to France To be equipped
for service on the field.
- Eyes Of the Army.
An army in modern wartlr" With
CIT the airpiane IS like :. man with
cut eyes. or Il submarine wttaout a
pe:iSCGpe. MCLerl. warfare calls iut
the airplaEe." said Captain Kelly last
i" L; when seen d: an lu,rlligcncSl
reporter ii the iiotet Windsor. The
;i.plane car soar miles above the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
AMERICANS SAY
GERMANY CAN
HOLD OUT LONG

NEW YORK. May %.--1r. l'tnl hnr'
S;.uer, ut III lASu. Texas. and pr. Man
milIiun Fr!ck, q! New fur who nave
been attached t" American hospital
UNITS working in Grrrn;tnF. arrived mere
To-day on i Danish steamship from
,'uurfhHgru Thu. ,luCIurS were accom-
-u,It,cd hy. eight American nurses Ihcy
said they wrr. in Germany when IN"
war was declared. Their" was no en-
element, they added, and when ln'E
Irf; The Germans expressed regret 'ha'
they had decided tn du 50.
Members Of the party said ih"E" "',''
no evidence OF starvation apparent ia
Germany when they d"l'trtcd ana "N.
pressed the opinion that The process 81
exhaustion is SO slow tina, il Will IAN"
fully TWO years before internal troubles
can possibly force peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
.A|RPLANE IS THE EYE Of AN
ARMY, DECLARES CAPT. KELLY

danger line. view The enemyS de-
lenses, and signal the range to gun
ners far in the rear. The observation
balloon while slight help, IS easily
destroyed.
In my opinion. the alrpianeS ti',
United States government has should
be despatched 70 the French iront as
one large squadron. There should be
enough left here for scout duty ana
defense work. | intend to teach the
applicants in the tiying corps soon IN
be organized here until they are the
most efficient corps that has gone 10
the fighting front. 1t will mean work.
| have been in the United States hNe
weeks, here on sick leave, and my
time is up in September. Between
now and then | expect 70 accomplish
much"
School Plans Progressing.
Rapid progress is being made in The
preparations for the school at Beech
Bottom, Mr.. Bennett SAID, but bow
soon actual work can be started Is
not known. Hangers are TO be conf
pleted and other necessary equipment
arranged.
Students here are 20 be taught
every method or aggressive ana ne
tenSive fighting known 10 the airman,
As 10 this Captain Kelly remarked:
Il have been wounded three times
and intend to teach the boys from
my experience.
Charter is Filled.
The charter of the newly organized
West Virginia tiyins corps was flied
for record in the office Of County
Clerk J. Howard Wells yesterday.
The corps is chartered with an author
lied capital stock OF $3UU,000. Louis
Bennett. Jr.. j. C.. Mckinley, II. b.
Lockwood, II. 0. Wells and George
+. Whitaker are the incorporators.
The flying corpS is authorized 10
have its principal works Il; Beech
Bottom where the certificate EN-
powers It 10 manufacture airplaneS,
motor boats and similar craft and 10
conduct an extensive campaign OF
education in the operation or these.
particularly for military purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
Personals md Briefs.

Tho Allen Grove Sewing Circle mot tr
Good VIII hall Thursday afternoon
There was very good attendance.
1Iarrw Morris will move To Mounds.
vile next week He has been appointed
jailnr In the Marshall county Jail
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Black or
Monday. e. son.
The following delegates from the Re
thlehcm Union SUNDAY school will at
tend tho State Sunday school convcn,
Mrs. W. T. Caldwell. Mrs. W. +. WAY
pan. Mrs. NJ. r. Montgomery. and Mss
Dora Hermann.
Herman SenbriGht Is sick.
Miss Elearorc kittlc and Miss Mary
Reid were guests of Miss Elizabeth
Hooven Of Bethlehem. Thursday rv"n
ing
John Scott. nc Wheeling. spent Nom
day in Shcrrard.
Shirley. the littl" daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cart Smith. is recovering from an
Illness.
The Mt. Ol!vrt Ladies' Aid Society
will 10 entertained at tho hall. next
Wednesday ny Mrs. \. e. Myers and
Mrs. y. J. Schmidt.
Mrs. William Roscrson AMI children.
visiting mt tho J. +. Rne"rson home.
Rev. Fl. r. Nicklrn was visiting in
Wheeling on Thursday.
The T. II. l.. club was entertained nj
lhc HON" Of Miss Lillian Sn"drkcr. Of
Nj. Oliv"t. Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Miller Of Wheeling las moved in
to tho Irallus Porter hous" hear here
Mrs. Charles Morris is i'll.
Mothers Day will h" observed al the
Bethlehem Union Chapel. on Sunday
evening. Ma" 18th. Tho mon al the
Union Sunday school arr preparing the
program.
Earl Wilson of Wheeling Greek is on
tn" sick list
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. David Hilbert OF North War
wood is very i'll.
Mrs. T. Beck and Miss Emma FecE or
ttShurgh, are the guests OF Roy. and
Mrs j. \. g. FagRinEcr Aucr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lcnton Ferguson or
Warwood avenue. will remove to Column
bus today Mr.. Ferguson has been en-
nlnvcd ut the Beech Bottom Electrical
romhuny. and will accept Il similar
position in Columbus.
Rev. T.. T. Carson is the guest Of To-
rontn. O.. relatives.
Mr.. Charles Cowlos OF Wheeling. was
calling on friends yesterday.
Lesley IIll ,has accepted 4 position
with EiSglH & Ewing.
The six months old daughter OF Mt.
aud Mrs Carl Jones Of GlrnnS run. who
fell down 4 hight of stars yesterday and
suffered severe bruises. is much i'm
proved,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
WEST LIBERTY MEETS
FAiRMONT NORMAL
Fast Central ives. virginia Team to
Play Ohio County Normal School
Nine This Afternoon.

Nest liberty Normal school baseball!
team fears it'll" from III" Fairmont
Normal nirr after the defeat adminls'
tered 10 he Marion county team YES
trrtiay hy the MoundSvilir high school
team. The Normal team. considered tho
fastest Of central West Virginia. was
defeated Is t" ] by the high school boys
in an unintrr"StinS game. Liberty has
not had Il good start thus far this sea-
son but il is the opinion OF IN" coaches
thu, the workouts Of this week have
brought the old mon back into good con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04

Just g touch Of 1c"-iuiut and On.
what relief. cornS and cailouSrS van
ish. soreness disappears and YOU can
dance all night or walk all day ;tnf
your cornS won't hurt 4 bit. y"
hrnatter what YOU have tried or how
many times YOU have been dISap-
pointed here Is Z real help for you ut
last. From tho Very SECOND that lr"-
mint touches that sore. tend"r CON
Your poor tired. aching fc"t Will :s"i
so cool. easy and c"mtortabt" that
you Will just sigh with relief. Think
Of It: Just 4 little touch OF that de-
liShtful. cooling irc-miat and real
foot JOY Is yours. No matter how Oil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04

4 mass meeting is called to meet at
tho Presbyterian church on Monday
evening. May /. for tn" purpose Of ar
ranging for the greatest patriotic rally
ever held in Cameron. The meeting is
being called by J. i. J"mison. .Ir.. vice
grand commander nj the Il. y. L. OF
Marshall county. Besides the commit
tcns Ia be appointed 1T this meeting n
short musical program Will lie rendered,
and an effort Is being made To secure
Il speaker Tor Tho occasion. Decoration
day, May 30, IS the day upon which the
great blowout will lr given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
LORD NORTHCLIFFE'S
HOME BOMBARDED

NEW YORK. May 3.--Lord North
clitfe's country home on tn" Isle OF
ThaneL was damaged by shell iirc. Whcr
t.n~n.n ,rs,rovcrs made raid on Mar
wat,. and EruadstairS on February ~.
lord Northclifre WAS in his home dur
ing the attack. which took place about
eleven o'clock in the evening. The VITO
and daughter of his gardener we're KILLED.
and theira cottage was practlcaliE ac-
S.royed. , ~.
.rh,s.. facts were made known by
steamship passengers arriving from
abroad today,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
The Japanese Way to Remove Corns.
Don't Hurt a Bit-::Easy and Simple
The Magic Touch Mint Does IJus Touch Stops Sore
ness Then the Corn of Callous Shrives and Lifts on
Try It-Your Feet Will Feel Cool and Fine.

or tough your PIT corn is he VIII
Shriv"i rirh: up and you can pick hlhi
on; after Il touch OF lce-mtnt. y"
min not - bit ~ soreness either
when applying il or afterwards anu
i, ducsn'; even lrrItatc the skin.
lcc-min; is III" real Japanese secret
Of fine healthy little feet. Prevents
foot doors and keeps them cool, sweet
and cnminrtablr. Il Is now selling
like Wiidtirc here.
Just ask in any drug store ioF
liti'n Icc-mint and give your roo'
suffering. tired feet IN" trent Of their
lives. There is nothing better. n"i
nothing "juts rs good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
Mems Federation.

Tomorrow evening AZ The NJ. =, church
the Mems Fedora ion will hold its last
meeting for the season. and grand
rally is anticipated. This organization
has bccom" quite IN adjunct il the way
Of Cam"r"n'S church Fellowship 1:"r.
W. j.. Reed. OF Fairmont. will be pros
rnt and deliver an address Rev. Hc"h
is former we'll known minister Of the
NJ. T.. church at this place, and will he
remembered us very able speaker and
n great entertainer and will no doubt
be greeted by full house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
FERRY ALL-STARS TO
OPEN SEASON SUNDAY

Tho All-StarS will open their season
at Central League park next SUNDAY
with tho strong Carbon steel team OF
Pittsburgh. Manager t:aston has signed
Joseph HarcnSkt. Of PIltSburGh. s!ar
right handler who Etched for University
Of PitShmrgh in i?l4 and for, The St
Marye. Pa. team of tn" Interstate
league last season. Easton VIII work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04

and passed the time OF day with our
boats She had a. crew OF 81 and was
250 feet long.
We were picked up by Norwegian
sailing vessel. on which we spent six
days. She was then attacked by a 120
foot submarine. We all took TO the Nor
wegian's boats. The submarine COM
mander declined TO look at the Sorwe-
- hours in open boats and then were
picked up by = British patrol and land
cd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
Saving Club.

Mrs. Earl T.. VIM of Tw"ni%-SiN'u
street, entertained the Sewing 'luh "l
which she is I. momhcr yesterday litter
noon. After dcynting several hours ''
neeulcwurk, the guests partonk ~ an
elaborate luncheon. served In the dining
room. pretty in yellow appointments.
Tho guests were: Mesdamcs 81, Mcy'
nrs. Morris. Mour"h"ld. Zoe. Frederick
Davidson. Zoccklrr. DunharGcr. Rennard
Fullerton, Vim. Radcliffe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
SHERRARD
Church services.

Pleasant lIill Mcthodist Episcopal
church: Rev. II. \. Coffman. pastor.
Sunday school at 10 n. M. L. ]. Cooke.
superintendent Sermon by the pastor
NJ 400 4. IN. All arc cordially invited
to these services.
Allen Grove Presbyterian church. Rev.
H. r.. NiCklen. pastor. Sunday school 1T
100 o'clock. T.. *. Norman. supcrintnn-
dent. The pastor will preach 70 young
people ut S r. III. His subject will he.
"rhc Master uf Dreams.
Rev. tofImau will preach at III" Mt.
Olivct NJ l.. church on Sunday evening
ut S:n0 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
High School Commencement.

exercises will hn held In the school audi.
tnriurn hero. Thursday evening. May II
The address, will hc delivered by Superin-
1cndcnt ". r. Shawkcy. state supcrin-
tcndcnt OF free schools.
On Sunday. May 18th at 800 p. N. in
the school auditorium the annual SER
mon to the graduating class will lie
preached by Rev. y. l.. Benzr. pastor Ut
the Zion Lutheran church OF Wheeling.
The graduates are Miss Eld0ra Roger
son and Miss Ella Brown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04

Howard the first five innings and allow
Harcnsk TO finish the game. This will
give both pitchers good workout with
out extending themselves.
Collins. the collcgian. will b. Sc"n ut
third with Cecil and Reese ut short.
Hoffman AT first and Reliable O'Malln!'
behind the stick. and y. Giles, Crum and
Kenny in the outi!cld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-04
FRECkLE.FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.

ShIi WIN WI WY SFVbos
How to Remove Easily.
Here's q chance, Miss Freckle.face,
to try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of reliable dealer that It
will not cost you penny unless it re-
moves the freckles; while IL it does
give you clear complexion the e1-
pense is trifiing.
Simply get an ounce OF othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and a few applications should show
you how easy it is to rid yourself Of
the homely freckles and get beauti-
full complexion. Rarely IS more than
one ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for tho
double strength othine as this Is the
prescription sold under guarantee OF
money back IL it fails to remove
freckles.