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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-08
John p. JACKSON

a hundred cash with order, post PAID
n tha Journal Office. adv
Misses Louise and Nina Cadorot,
who have been spending their vacation
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Cadoret, have returned to their
school in Watorylict, N. y.
A box party will be given by the
/ J. c. Blackmor Camp Sons OF Veterans
and Auxiliary at G. A. r. Hall, Man
chester DEPOT, Friday evening, March
9th. The public is cordially invited.
Hon. ]. w. Fowler returned home
the last of the week after q months
trip to Florida and points south,
Since returning home he has been
confined to the house with q severe
| cold.
Deputy Sheriff j. D. Purdy reached
Remington from Albany last week
Wednesday night with Con" Rierdon
whom the deputy put under arrest on
the charge of robbery and forgery.
Rierdon has been working on one OF
the lumber jobs in this section of the
county and he is charged with stealing
nav check to the amount Of S125
from Andrew Anderson, another lum-
bel Jack, and forging the owners en-
dorsement. Rierdon was traced TO
Troy and to Albany and was found IN
hctel. He objected to returning to
Vermont but New York state officials
finally persuaded him that was the
best thing for him to do. The pay
check was recovered and is in posses
sion Of States Attorney Archibald.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-08

few wears of Toronto, Canada, and
Louisville. Kentucky, is spending two
weeks with her friend and school
mate, Miss Alice Sherwin.
Among those in town last week to
attend the funeral services Of the late
VIM. II. Bundy were Messrs. Harry
Bundy of Troy, N. Y, and his brother,
George Bundy Of Brooklyn, nephews
of the late deceased. They were here
for few days and then returned to
their respective homes. They are the
nearest kin Of Mr.. Bundy we under
stand, and for many years were resi-
dents of Arlington.
The Loyal Temperance Legion gave
their second prize contest at the M H.
Church last Sunday evening to a large
audience. We believe everyone pres
ent enjoyed the occasion and felt ike
thanking the members of the Legion
and its leader for bringing such an
array of good arguments against lle
evils of intempcrance and the sin OF
licensing this great evil. The prizes
were a silver medal and cash prize
Miss Elizabeth Leidtke and Miss Celia
Graves were the successful contest
ants. Master Donald Mattison recelv'
Cd honorable mention. While only two
could receive prize all deserve great
credit for the way in which they rem
dercd their selections. While the
judges, Mrs. E. l.. Wyman, Mr.. DAVIS
and Walter Shaw, were deciding the
great question of award Master Al
ton Hicks repeated the selection thai
brought the medal for him as the firs'
contestant. Inspiring music was fur
nished by the M. E. choir.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-08
BONNEVILLE
(Received too late for last week.

(Received too late for last weekly
Mrs. Stillman Crowningshield il
confined TO the house with inflamatory
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ellenburg have
gone TO Hudson Falls, N. Y, TO WRIT
their daughter.
Haskell Coffin met with serious ac-
cident Thursday while driving home
from the village. His horse became
frightened and ran into tree In front
Of his house throwing Mr.. Coffin out
and breaking both bones in one leg
and knocking the knee pan out Of
place. The sled was badly damaged
The horse freed himself from the sled
and ran over the top Of a wood pile
and from there into the lot Mr.. COT
fin is attended by DIR. A. W. Thomas.
II will be but a short time before
you will need syrup labels. Get the
necessary order in at once. Fifty cents
a hundred cash with order, post paid,
at the Journal Office. adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-08
MANCHESTER CENTER

Arthur B. Marsdcn is home from
Rutland for few days.
Miss Estella Provan is visiting Miss
Junia Lugene in New York City.
The Service Club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Earle S. Marsh.
The Thursday Club will meet this
evening at 1870 with Miss Myrtle
Mooney.
Regular services at the Baptist
Church next Sunday morning and
evening.
St. Margaret's Guild will meet on
Tuesday March 18th with Mrs. W. ID.
/ Roberts.
Mrs. w. w. Bennett went Tuesday
TO Brattleboro to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
f. T. futile.
Mary, the eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. S. Batchelder, is seriously
i'll at this writing.
Earle f. NJ. Storrs is enjoying
brief vacation visiting friends in
Chatham and vicinity.
Mrs. Burton l.. Hard and children OF
Arlington, we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. N. Shaw, Tuesday.
Miss Clara Hanaman left Arlington
on Monday, March 9Th, for trip to
New York City where she will spend
some time.
Mrs. Richard Bates returned last
week from Hoosick Falls, N. T., where
she has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ethel Balm.
Senator J. H. Dimond was home
from Montpelier recently to attend the
funeral of Representative W. II.
Bundy.
The advisory committee and board
of deacons are requested to meet IN
the vestry of the Baptist Church next
Sunday morning at 1890.
Miss Faith Lindsey spent Sunday
with Miss Alice Sherwin, who with
Miss provancher, were dinner guests
# Mr.. and Mrs. viii Sherwin.
The five year program committee OF
the Baptist church is called to meet
in the vestry Thursday at 1880. Every
member requested to be present
News was recently received Of the
death at West Springfield, Mass, on
February 2sth. of Mrs. Chandler, Wild
ow of the late E. p. Chandler Of Peru.
| /, will be but short time before
gou will need syrup labels. Get the
necessary order in at once. Fifty cents
| hundred cash with order, post paid,
., tie Jorynal Office. adv
| Miss Della Provancher, once resi-
Il dent Of Manchester. but for the past
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-08
PERL

Grace West is home from Newfane
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. Prouty welcomed
little son on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Carol West is substituting in
the post Office while Freda Jones is i'll
Mrs. A. E. Jones, Freda, John, Fred
and Warren Jones are sick with the
measles. Erwin Batchelder is also
having them at the present writing.
1t will be but a short time before
you will need syrup labels. Get the
necessary order in at once. Fifty cents
hundred cash with order, post paid
at the Journal Office. adv
The church bell was rung upon
Thursday night presumably on &C
count Of the news received that no
vessels were sunk by the German
U-boats the day before.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-08
Firebrand River.

The Colorado river was reached by
two Of the early Spanish explorers
from Mexico In 1910. One OF the ex-
plorers was Melchior Diaz, who came
across country and went only short
distance above Yuma, and the other
was fernando de Alarcon. who came
In boats from western Mexico. Ow-
ing to the custom Of the natives or
carrying frebrands in winter with
which to warm themselves, Diaz
named the stream Rio del Tizon Fire
brand river, name more distinctive
than the present one, which often
causes considerable confusion because
no part Of the river Is In the state OF
Colorado. Geological Survey Bulletin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-08

Town Meeting in Manchester
The annual town business meeting
took place on Tuesday as per the
arranged schedule at 10 O'Clock. The
meeting was called together by the
clerk and the warning read, after
which Hon. Frank c. Archibald was
chosen moderator.
The various articles in the warning
were then taken up for consideration
and action.
A tax Of $1.i5, as recommended by
the auditors, was then voted. 1t was
also voted to appropriate $1,000 addi-
tional for highways, this securing a
like amount from the state.
The motion to have the selectmen
appoint the road commissioner instead
of electing him was defeated
1t was voted to again have medical
inspection in the public schools.
Skinner Post No. "a, G. A. r.. also
received $50 for the observance OF
Memorial Day.
The following is the list of officers
chosen to conduct the affairs OF the
town for the next year: Moderator
F. C. Archibald; clerk, c. A. Shattuck;
treasurer and trustee of public money
w. H. Roberts; school director for
three years, F. C. Archibald; lister for
three years, P. w. Fowler; for two
wears to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of w. H. Bundy, j. c. Dean
selectman for three years, d. II. Dyer
road commissioner, Earl Fisher; over
seer. r. B. Gleason; collector, +. ii
Briggs; auditor for three years, A. b
Marsden, for two years w. II. Shaw
and for one year A. ]. Hicks; towr
grand Jurors, Geo. f. Lawrence ant
w. B. Edgcrton; agent to convey rea
estate, F. C. Archibald.
The license vote was Eyes," l3o
mo" 232. Last years vote was
"Yes',, ia; mo-" 2O1.
Luncheon was served during tn
noon hour by the Y. W. c. A. O.
Burr and Burton Seminary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-08
BLOW UP NEW YORK AND NE"
ENGLAND SHIPPING.
Diver Barry Of "a Fame shc~s no"
n Could he Done BY Enemy DIVERS

Diver Barry Of IA Fame Shows no"
It Could be Done by Enemy Divers
In order to prove to the Uh,eu
States government that German un
ers might easily blow up all the SUN
ping end wharves in New YORK anu
New England harbors, Tom barry,
liver gave an astounding demonstra.
ion on the New York Waterfront 'a''
! Tuesday. a
While eaple-eved guards "aIcnsu
for him above, he roamed aD"u' 80
bottom Of tho river. sowing tmitat'.h
mines and al the while abSon'.ey
safa from detection He Is consiue,
inn giving similar demonstrations III
Boston and Portland harbors IN oroer
10 rouse interest in the need Tot 'ah
lng strong preparedness measures III
case Of war. :.
parrv wore new invention SELF
contained chemical diving sn't He
"a riea no life line or means OF com
rnnication with the surface me Hrst
time that q diver has made such
descent in American voters, An oXv-
ron tank on his back enabled MN 10
breathe and remain below az long as
he pleaeod BY initiating IN" sur WIN
gas which he carried with him ne
cor'a rise again to tho surface
Barry was ono NJ the eroun OF d'v'
ers who succeeded in raising the SUD-
marine F-4. which sank In the harnor
~ Honolulu two years ago since
then he has become "''niversal
motion picture actor and took mart IN
the feature motion picture twenty
Thousand I.eapues Under the Sea- IN
which many Of the scenes we're actn-
ally photographed at the bottom OF the
ocean
Barry claims that II would be an
easy matter for a diver enuinped WIN
the new type suits to 20 down ana
plant bombs under docks and amen
ored vessels, or even to bomb the
Charlestown, Mass, or Portsmouth
N H., navy yards. He found no an
fculty in planting dummy mines IN
the Hudson. undetccted by large
watching group OF newspaper men ano
hundreds Of persons lined up on Riv'
erside Drive
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-08
Methodist Church Notes

That denation supper tonight! Oys-
tiers and other good things. By ladies'
aid.
Sunday morning, March II, service
as usual. IL o'clock, Sunday school
and meeting of Mems Brotherhood
class. Subject, Jesus the Bread OF
Life. Jno. 6,22-40.
Sunday evening at 1870. Sermon,
an Gods Out of Doors"
Tuesday afternoon, Ladies Aid
meeting at home of Mrs. Carl Mat
tison.
Wednesday evening, prayer meet
ing at parsonage. Subject, A Tramp
Through South America.
BOY SCOUT NOTES
Monday evening, March 18th, troop
meeting. Place to be arranged later
r. f. COLLINS,
Assistant Scout Master.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-08
Linz He Most Needed.

when ! bought this car the sales-
man harped on it's beautiful lines"
''YesT'
But he failed to mention that what
I would need most would be towing
line."-Birmingham Age Herald.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-08

Doan's Regulcts are recommended
by many who say they operate easily,
without gripping and without bad after
effects. 25c at all drug stores. adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-08
MANCHESTER DEPOT

Mrs. w. X. Bennett was i'll a por-
ton of last week with an attack of the
grippe.
The members of Skinner W. K. G.
will meet on Friday afternoon at 2:3O
at the home of Mrs. A. H. Botsford at
the Center.
Ernest Thompson, former resident
of this place, was recently operated on
at the Samaritan Hospital in Troy for
appendicitis.
There will be regular communica-
ton of Adoniram Lodge No. az f. q
A. M. at their rooms this Thursday
evening. The sublime degree of Mas
ter Mason will be conferred.
DR.. ]. Lyman Lovejoy was in Troy
N. Y, Monday to look after case nc
took there last week for an operation
for appendicitis. The patient is doing
nicely.
T. J. Healey was recent visitor If
Buffalo to attend meeting OF the
pure food grocers. That's Mr.
Healey's stronghold SO it was a good
place TO visit
It will be but short time before
you will need syrup labels. Get the
necessary order in at once. Fifty cents
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-08

Itching, bleeding, protruding or
blind piles have yielded TO Doan's
Ointment. SOC at all stores. adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-03-08

projection Of the pictures. Lester
Reed will attend to the machine end
Of the entertainment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29

a government inspector. has boon
transferred 10 California.
J. l.. Campbell, has gone 10 Montana.
His sister. Mrs. Ailic Smith. Will re-
urn TO Iiarrisonhurg with him.
Miss Josephine bradshaw. OF Nc
Dowcll. was u recent gucS Of Miss
Florence kcezeli. At keezlctown.
Mayor and Mrs. John II. Downing
have returned trom a visit, 10 .Ashc-
vile. y. G. and. ~Grccnvilie. :. c.
Miss Margaret Blair. OF Messy
Creek, is visiting in C~larksburc.
Professor John Il. Drunk. formerly
of H~arrisonburg, is here from Goshen,
Ind. on a visit TO his father. Samuel
Brunk.
7. p. Yaccr has sonc 30 Rochelle.
Madison County. to nc At the bod
side OF his AGED mother. Mrs. Lucy
Yagcr.
judge Louis c. Barley. Of Alexandria.
was = guest this week In the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Harris.
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DURHAM
ISpecial-o TN. .rin,..Dis,

Especial "a The Timrs-Dispatch.j
DURHAM, y. c.. April IS -Thc HAL
cyon Literary club wa. entertained on
Wednesday morning by MIS-. a. NJ.
Avenue. French Ar,' was the sub
5ect under discussion. Several in
tercsttnE papers were read.
Misses Mario Lyon and Junia Sears
entertained a number Of their friends
on Tuesday evening at u pretty party
IN honor Of Miss t.,,ol Misrnhoimcr.
or A~shcHtllc, y. c., The guest of Miss
Sears. The party was given a, the
home Of Miss Lyon. ON club boulevard.
Miss Gladys Watson has returned
from a visit Of several weeks to Rich
nond and PetershA:t l.
Miss Mary T,.Sa.-c~is is visiting in
.>Sntthfeld. y. g.
little daughter. MARY Frances. have
arrived in the ci:, from New. YORK.
and VIII spend a few weeks here I'm
their home.
Mrs. Z. II. Foster has gone 10 Char
iotte 70 visit her daughter. Mrs. Il.
u. Smith.
Miss Helen Cr%u,chneid il snAndinr
friends. "'"
Miss Gertrude Wilson is visiting in
Greensboro. 80
Miss Mabel Atkinson has returned
'''ii ~ N'Slt 20 Henderson.
MISS Dixie White. Of oxford "a Tho
guest OF Miss Helen johnson. on Sou,h
Street.
Mrs. W II. odcil and daueh.er Mis-
Anna Branson. OF Concord. arc Durham
visitors. 80"
Mrs NJ V Burnet, was hostess 10 Tho
1.srkin Clun At a pretty party on
May Street. 0
MISC Clyde Hobroo1 was = vee,-
enc visitor AT Greensboro
j. II. Billings has zone 20 WASHING.
iinGs. ''-
Miss Marie Beall, OF washington. Is
VISITING George ". Watts 81. wtlI
also visit her uncle here. Georr. n
Neal, a hrother-in-law Of NJ. wa,.s
Heai Siler. ot Miami Fla. a fo-mc-
tudent At Trinity Collcg. Is. cnnrdi,r
a Few days on Trinity campus auonr
friends. '''-
The annual Meeting or the Ho,,s
carolina Federation Of Women'y Crnbe
VIII be held in Durham. NAV 10 /.
The federation members viii he -.
gneets Of the Durham civic Icarrn
oil which Mrs r. - Jones is prnsidcn.
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STANTON

STAUNToN. VA, April 27.-Miss
Faith Thompson has returned To her
homo near Fairfield. after n brief visit
4" Miss Virginia Kinney. size WAS on
route home from Culpcpcr. where she
visited friends.
The wedding of Miss Laura Ward
Wis" and Harry Ice D"chert. of nar-
rls"nhnrr. will take plac" at tho home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. j.
\. Wise. on Monday.
Mrs. Charles w. Trcnary. OF Front
Royal. has been the guest Of her par
entS. Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. X. Moocrs.
Mrs. t;untn"r lloEe has returned
from Richmond. where she visited
friends.
Mrs. Z. r. Norman has returned to
Richmond, after a visi, to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. =. Runnells.
Hrsscli Harper and Ralph Henry.
VINO have been located in Akron. Ohio,
are here.
Miss Mary T'omlin Anderson. of
hlchmond who attended the dances ut
Washington and Lee and V. NJ. L..
a-teE a brief visit to Mrs. a.. c. BraX-
ton. has returned home.
Misses Evelyn IioEc and Mary Morris
ii"Sc have returned from Lexington.
Miss Rose Hartman was at the Wash
tnEton and Leo and Virginia Military
!nStltui" dances this week.
Mrs Jack I-usk and Miss Mary Glenn.
formerly Of ~Staunton. arc visiting rcla-
tiNcs here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-29
HARRlSONB URG

lsrecial 70 Tho Times Disra,ch1
EARR!SONRCRG "a. Aprii 2s-M-
and Mrs. W. s. Souchall have re,urned
from Richmond.
Mrs. Laurence Locwncr IS visiting
fnond. ""'
Mrs. " y. sprinkle has ,e,l-ncd
from q risit TO her d~aughte-. Mrs y
Caldwell Taylor. at Harover
Mrs. S. C. Houscr. Of Grecnvillc ..
a guest OF her daughter. Mrs. T. W
Ehnger, on Court Square
Mrs, Emory %IiodEson, Of B~lackxhyrr
IL the guest. OF her father. Mlcnael
Golar. az Dayton.
@-tev. Palmer Banks. Of L~eytnr.o,
s.ss. a recent visitor IN Dayton.
,stsA1iss Louise Meredith, who spen; the
winter with her sister, Mr.. Il. IL
.Aifred, In Dayton. has returned 10
Richmond. "
Mrs. S II. Miller. Who spen, IN.
winter with her sister. Mrs. Charles u
tFtsZier. went Yesterday to Wlnchos,sr
EtosSNisit her daughter. Mrs q M
sHansbrough. until juno ]. Mr.. Miller
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WEST POINT

Especial to The Timcs-Disra:chI
WEST POINT. VA, Arr:l 3s.-The
school improvement; and Civic League
IN It's regular meeting his week. Mrs.
W. l. Hroaddus presiding, discussed
me annual school fair 10 be held on
May - at King William Courthouse.
II WA decided that the lcacle -iva "a
Prize 10 the girl and hoy having tn.
best garden this summer : priz. is
off"red by the Nest Point News to the
hoy and girl showing tn hest gar.
den in ;h" county.
NJ. r handler. Mrs. chana1er and
daughter. Elizabeth, Mrs Thomas >
liaghy and Francis Eagby sp-u; ms
day recently ~ the home Of O. 81. chan
dler, At Chestnut Grove. Chestnut Grow.
rs tho home where Martha ~Ttandrjdra
VII" was afterward Mrs GUSTS. and
later Mrs. George washington. wa
horn. Tn" house. in the main. is ass
II was then.
MR. J. g Maynard. Misses Inez PAL
iner II Marian Lewis wlll leave her.
on May s :or Washington. whore ,t.r
Will take a course in The National Scr-
Vice School
There will be "a mass-naotinr IN IA.
Wonderland Th"ater next week fo~ ,1o
p~"rloS" OF completing tho O~rCaniza-
ton OF the National League for Wo-
mans Service. Mrs l. j. Paine is
IN" local chairman. Mrs. ". +. chan
der, Comnandnnt OF gardcn!nr IN II
agricultural department - III. i..guc.
and her assistants have canvassod l.
Town. lots have been cleared. and gar
o"ns ~! over tho town arc progress
ING Many backyard gardens are
lourishinE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason md daughter.
o' San Diego. Cal, ar" visiting the sis
Ter OF Mrs Mason. Mrs. u NJ pmiicr.
" nile East Ir,,' Wil1 .,g,, ,,.,,-, 80.
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to observe japanese R]ed-Lettcr Day.
An address IN Japan was made by
rev. t. ID. Lucas. of Eastern College,
formerly a missionary TO the Orient.
Mrs. y. o. Weldon, wife Of the Mayor
Of Warrenton. was the recent guest of
her sister. Mrs. Albert Speiden.
Mrs. Herman l.. Bonney. OF Clarcn-
don. Alexandria County. has been the
guest OF her aunt. Miss Lucy Harrison.
Miss Eula \. Green, daughter or Mir.
and Airs. W. T. Green. OF Toluca. stat
FORD County. and Paul L. clarke.
Youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Clarke. Of Minnieville. Prince William
County, were married in Washington
recently by Rev. Charles II. Waters,
-. u. OF tho Primitive Baptist Church.
assisted by Elder A. j. Garland.
Frank and Will Brewer. sons of DIR.
and Mrs. Charles F. Grower. left re-
Gently for Utica. y. Y. Frank Brewer
has been playing with the Utica ball
Brewer will have a tryout.
Rev. Robb White. Jr.. has resigned
as rector Of st. Paul's Protestant
Episcopal Church. H~aymarkct.
Mrs. Robb White, of University. is
visiting her son.
Mrs. Robb White. Jr.. is spending
n snort lime in North Carolina.
Robb and John White. little sons of
Rev. and Mrs. Robh White. Jr.. have
returned from n visit to the South.
Henry j. LanRston. Of Richmond. as
ginia Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. recently addressed the students
Of Eastern College,.
Mrs. T. y. Walter. Of C'ulpcpcr. was
tho Weekend guest Of MIR. and Mrs.
7. J. Broaddus.
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TO-DAy'S BEAUTY HINT

II is not necessary I" shampoo
your hair so frequently il il ia on
'ircly and properly cicauscd each
time 10y the use Of a really good
shampoo. Tho easiest 10 use and
quickest drying shampoo that We
car recommend 10 our readers il
one that brings out all the natural
beauty Of tho hair and may be en-
Joycd at very little expense. by dis
solving a t~eaSpoouful Of canthrox,
which can be- obtained from any
druggist. In 4 cup Of hot water.
This makes q fun cup of shampoo
liquid. enough so IT is easy TO apply
it TO all the hair instead Of just
the top Of the head. This whc
rubbed into the scalp and onto
every strand of hair. chemically
htssolves all impurities. II is very.
soothing and cooling in its action.
as we'll as beneficial to both scalp
and hair. After rinsiuE out the
lather so created, you viii find tho
scalp is fresh, clean and free from
dandruff. whilo tho hair dries
quickly n evenly, developing a
bright lustcr and n soft fiufriness
that makes 1t seem very heavy
Adv.