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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-04-07
THE FIRST LIME
SULPHUR SPRAY
(By Leroy Childs)

1t will soon be time to apply the So
called Delayed Dormant Spray for APP
pies. On account of prevailing condi
tions, both from the standpoint of the
rather low vitality of the tree due to
last winters freeze, and to the general
lack of scab in this section, the advisa-
bility as to whether this spray could
be used to great advantage this sea-
son, is questionable. 1t seems quite
important that we reduce foliage in
jury to a minimum, in order to give
the trees every chance to recover from
the injury of last season, as early as
possible. We will be gambling some
with scab if the spray is omitted.
However, in view of the fact that the
valley was so free from scab during
the past sesaon. it is believed that
more will be gained by leaving off this
spray than applying it this season.
This, however, should not be construed
as a permanent recommendation, as
we believe that during many seasons
the Delayed Dormant application is
one of the most important ones that
can be applied for scab control.
Growers have had a great deal of
trouble with the Brown Aphis, the in
sect that causes small, gnarly apples
in the center and lower portions of the
trees. However, we cannot afford to
leave off this spray of limesulphur.
plus black leaf forty, as it is at this
time only that this insect may be eff
fectively controlled. The spray should
be applied at once. In orchards where
the oil spray has been applied for leaf
roller. the aphis have been incidental
ly controlled with this application, and
it would not be necessary for them to
make another application of the tobac-
co. Where the Delayed Dormant spray
is omitted. however, precaution must
be taken to get on a good, thorough
Pink Spray" For this application,
use lime-sulphur at the rate of one to
thirty-five.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-04-07
The Loop Road Discussed

To the Editor: | understand from
your paper that the State Highway
Commission is shortly going to ask for
the views of Hood River county on
the location of the loop road in the
county. and that a mass meeting Of
tax payers will soon be called to ex-
press its views. In view Of the fact
that we are going to locate and build
paved highways costing somewhere
around $50. 900 a mile it Is all import
ant that we make no mistake IN the To-
cation.
Roads at that price are too expen-
sive to be relocated. They should be
absolutely in the right place. Where
is the right place for the Loop road in
the Lower Valley? The right place is
the one always on the down grade
from the Forest Reserve to Hood River
town, which is the lowest place in the
valley. This would bring the road
either through Odell down Odell creek
into Hood river canyon, or else down
Neal creek into Hood river canyon
and following Hood river on its west
bank into town through Winan's Addi-
tion. This location would make it ac-
cessible from both the East side and
W est Clut.
DOwn-grade laterals could be run in
to this main road from both sides of
the valley. Il would give US a bridge
half way between fuckers and the
down town bridge The location is
now past my door and II ! were selfish
and unfair ] would support this lOca
tion and claim that il Is the best lOes-
tion. But in all cand0r, / must say
that il is my opinion through O1ell and I
down Odell creek is better and | would /
rather see il there than support the /
present location, unless the present 10 /
cation is switched from Carl Roberts /
place westerly down Neal creek into
Hood river canyon.
We have no rosds in our county ex-
cept the half mile pavement at Odell !
and the Columbia River Highway. The |
other roads are soil and could be
plowed and planted 90 potatoes Ike the |
fields adjoining. TIE auto and truek |
demand real roads that are paved and /
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-04-07

of low grades. Therefore, the shortest
way out of the situation is to forget
that we have roads, and begin over
again with a new system. We dis
carded our buggies for autos and our
wagons and horses for trucks and trac-
tors. 1t was for the best. And so it
will be with our roads. We must
get the most for our dollar, which
means the least for upkeep, and alb
solutely the cheapest to travel on.
F. p. Friday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-04-07

Searches Of records and reliable alb
stracts made BY Oregon Abstract Com
psny, A. W. Onthank, Manager, 3G5
Oak Street. Phone 1921. iy2O-d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
TAPPAHANNOCK

TAPPAHANNOCK, VA. Aug. e.
Thomas Ball and Mrs. Baker. Of Cali
fornin, and Miss Hattie u. Gresham,
OF Richmond. are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Ella G.. Halle.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Temple. of Texar-
kama. Ark, is spending the summer
with her sisters at the Monument
Hotel.
DR.. Willard Hosk ms, OF Newport
News, and Miss Matilda Byrd Hos
lsins. OF Becklcy, w. Va. are visit
ing their sister, Mrs. {. A. Warner.
Rev. u. S. Farland and wife are
spending the summer with friends
and relatives here.
Mrs. T.. G.. Scott. OF Orange. Va, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. T. II. -.
Wright.
Mrs. y. a. Crallc and little son have
returned from visit to friends in
Kilmarnock and Trvington.
Rev. w. y. Meade, rector OF st.
Iohn's Episcopal Church. is spending
his vacation at his old home in Boycc.
Or. James s. Halle and daughters.
of Chatham, visited recently at tho
home OF his brothers, John and Rob-
crt Halle. near Millcr's Tavern.
Or. Philip ;. Roy. OF w. .ington.
native OF Tappahannock. was among
the visitors here last week.
Mrs Weston BriEtow. of Salnda.
who has been visiting her son. DR..
H. 3. .Bristow. has returned to her
home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
HART OPTIMISTIC OVER
COMING SCHOOL YEAR
Supply of Teachers, Supcrin-
tcndcnt Says, More Nearly
Adequate Than Formerly.

All public schools in towng and
villages Of Virginia will opcn for the
winter session about sept her Ia.
according TO AN announcement made
yesterday by Harris Hart, state
superintendent OF Public Instruction
Rural schools are arranging to open
between the middle OF September and
the first of October in all sections
OF tho State. except the Southwest.
where the schools will take up their
work before September /.
Mr.. Hart believes that the supp! 4
Of teachers for the coming session
Viii be more nearly adequate than at
any time during the past three or
four years, although the demand for
properly qualified instructors will
probably be as large as In previous
years.
Much attention has been given to
the standards and dcvelopmcn of
rurai elementary schools during the
past several months by the state
Superintendent. Although the schools
throughout the State are improving
each year and an elementary school
education is now within the reach
OF practically every child in Virginia,
every possible effort is being made
by school officials to improve present
conditions and make the rural school
more efficient. MIR. Hart states that
the fundamental reason for the rural
schools tagging behind was due. to a
large extent, to the lack OF funds
with which to employ efficient school
teachers and instructors. 1t is be-
lievcd, however. that conditions in
rural districts will be greatly i'm
proved within the next few years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
IRy United News.l

NEW YORK. Aug. 21.-Ciivc dog
n bad name and il sticks TO him. EN-
plot an actor for his ability to turn
handsprinES on the coping OF an
elevcn-s.ory building with nothing
but a skyScrapcr to break his fall.
and the public forgets he's an actor.
Douglas Fairbanks Is in New York
wearing Il slight growth or bristlcs
on his upper lip, pretending TO be Il
serious play-actor like Otis skinner.
and all the newspaper photographers
want him to turn handsprinGs on the
coping OF the RiIZ-Carlton, eleven
stories above the roof garden sky
light, nonstcp, trip to the gates
ajar.
Doug, you come down from there"
Mary Pickrord cried in alarm as
Fairbanks obliged this afternoon
with some of that boyish cbullient
stun among the garEoylcS and
pigeons, where misstep meant Il
place in the obituary column next tn
live advertising matter. I'm nervous.
You'll fall. Come down. Doug"'
For all his Eymnastic manners.
Fairbanks appears to be 4 wcll-dis-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
TODAY'S BEAUTY. TALK

You can enjoy delightful sham
poo with very little effort and for Il
very triiiing cost, If you get from
your druggist package of canthrox
ana dissolve tcaspoonful in cup
of hot water. This makes Il full cup
of shampoo liquid-cnouSh so it is
easy to apply il To all tho hair in
stead of just the top of the head.
our shampoo is now ready. Just
pour II little at time on the scalp
and hair until both are entirely COW
cred by the daintily perfumcd prep
aration that thoroughly dissoivcs and
removes every hit of dandruh. excess
oil and dirt. After rinsing. the hair
dries quickly with a futHness that
makes il seem heavier than il is, and
takes on a rich lustcr and a softncss
that makes arranging it pleasure.
Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
THE RIGHT WAY" IS
BOOKED AT THE isis
Thomas Mott Osbornc's Film
Classic Will Be Shown
Three DAYS.

The date has been definitely set for
the appearance of the ThOnos Mott
osborne film classic. The Right Way"
IN" management "f tho isis Thcater
sue Ii'ces ;hS, II N:iii He ..Iuwy. thsra
Tor three days. starting tomorrow.
The Right Way" is Il film rcvcla-
ton. and tells 4 highly exciting story
of love and adventure. II Is q theme
or every day life that deals with tho
early careers OF two young men. Their
loves are DicturcSquely depleted by
IN. camera with the scenes waging
iae;t human interest when the men
delvc In crime and are sentenced to
prison. Here actual scenes of life
behind tho walls arc Realistically
shown. adding unusual interest to the
main theme.
The flm abounds In keen dramatic
thrills and rapidly the ecencs change
from high life and society circles to
that OF the underworld with all tho
characters taken from real life.
Public and press proclaim The
Right way" the master production OF
the age. It's the rarcst film treat of
tho screen. Don't miss II.
Mr.. Osborne appears here In person
in connection with the showing OF
his production. No longer In the land
Of Rudyard kiplinE-the Turing some
printed pag. alone. No longer is the
wondroua charm OF Rudyard Kipling's
india" AN indefinite conception OF
words. 80 longer Is the swing. the
spirit OF the great poet measured by
meter and rhyme.
For, In tn. perturbation Of with
out Benefit OF Clergy" Rudyard Kip
ling has put his spirit upon the
screen AS Il gorgeous sunset cludcH
the colors OF the greatest painters.
so the lure OF Kipling's india" would
ciudc The craftsmanship Of the great
cet directors had not Ruhyard kiplInR
himself written the scenario and
given to It the touch OF genius which
Is his alone
Thus, in the accurate screen inter
probation Of mis- own story. k'piinr
IS doubly im'nortalizc". Without
RcncHt Of Clergy VAS produced ny
Robert Rruntnr for pa'hc. and g.
rcctcd by James Young under III" sG-
pcrvision for Mr.. iiipiing Of Ran
dolph Lewis. II comes 10 tn" Isis
next Thursday. Friday and SATURDAY..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
PLAN GOOD PROGRAM
FOR CATHOLIC ALUMNAE
Virginia Slate Federation Will
Hold Annual Convention
Here Scptcmbcr 6.

The third annual convention OF the
Virginia State Federation of Catholic
Alunnac Will be held in Richmond.
September to s, inclusive. during
which time the ST. Joscphs academy
VIII act as hostess. According to ar
engagements which are being made at
this time, all business sessions will
be conducted in the Academy.
concert, reception and dance at
the McGiil Auditorium will open the
program on Tuesday night. Other en-
pertaining features Will take place
later In the evening.
High mass for the dead will be held
at ST. Peters Church on Wednesday
morning. which Will be followed by
II business meeting at St Joseph's
Church at !l:l5 o'clock. Later in
the day delegates will he taken about
Richmond in automobiles. AT s o'clock
that night n charity card party will
he held at Murphy's Hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
.BLUEB|RD HAS BIG
PROGRAM THIS WEEK
William Fairbanks Will Open
Bill in 'The Broadway
Buckaroo."

william Fairbanks VIII lie seen at
the Blucbird Thea,er tomorrow and
Tuesday in The Broadway Bucka-
roo" This picture is declared to be
fun OF action from beginning to end
The story deals with the CASTOR SON
OF a wealthy. socially prominent, New
Yorker.
Few are the screen followers that
have not. at one time or another. sur
rendered to the charm OF Shirley Ma
sons personality and talent. More
over. as Fox star she has been cx-
ceptionaiiy fortunate in the plays Sc
lcc;ed for her use.
Her latest Fox picture, which
bears the alluring title 'Loyctimc,"
is To open at the Biucbird Thcatcr on
"Wednesday and Thursday. and a safe
prediction Is that fun house will
welcome her. The story Of Love
Time has To do with the romance
OF young girl, n native OF savoy
poor In purse, but rich in beauty,
who wins the heart Of youth OF
noble birth.
On Friday and Saturday the regu-
lar variety program will be- shown
including the seventh chapter OF
Tile Purple Riders"
In presenting Western pictures at
me Hiuebird ihc management uses
particular pains to show only those
that are free from all the objections
Of the old type of Westerns like
pistol ducis. banditry, dance halls. 1t
is the aim To present only rapid fire
Western pictures. full OF pep" and
aClioA, good stories with heart in
tercSt, leading stars with splendid
supporting casts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
YELLOW SULPHUR
tsnecial to The Tlmes-Dispa,cM.l

Especial TO The Times dispatch.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Aug. IA number OF very pleasant
entertainments have been given at
the Yellow during the week
one OF the most notable of these
was the one given by Mrs. William
Grossman In honor OF her guest, Miss
Seay Both OF these are members
OF the Petersburg colony. Mrs. j. J..
Fakk. OF Roanoke. and Mrs. II. =.
smith. OF Norfolk. had an Indian
breakfast that proved very delight
full.
Although tho opening Of the
schools will make II necessary for
some of the guests here now TO re-
turn home. the September colony will
include a number who find i, rea
treat each year TO spend the early fall
season in the Virginia mountains.
others have put OF coming until
this time for the same reason.
The arrivals for the week includes:
Mrs. y. T.. Morgan. Miss Minnie
Davis. Washington; II. NJ. Sutton. Suf-
folk; Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Kirkwood
and daughter. Williamson: w. NJ.
Thomas. Salem; 5. r. Smith. Roam
okc; a. T.. Kiscr. r. :. Hylton. Prince
ton: +. S. Huber. Cincinnati; Mr. and
Mrs. william Crumpler. William
rruInplcr. Jr Suffolk j. w John
son, c. +. Hun, Roanoke; Miss Mary
Iarriss, Radford: NJ. Aker. Norfolk ;
Mrs. J.. r. Price, Salem; W. IL. Watts
and wife. Marshall; MIR. and Mrs.
Maurice Langhorne, Pulaski; Mr.. and
Mrs. y. Il. Cloyd, Hazard. KY; Fl. y.
Mallory, Richmond: Mrs. T.. f. War
ing. Jacksonville. Fla: Mrs. w. NJ.
Bridgcforth. Richmond: Douglas
Markham. Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
BOY SCOUTS RESUME
WORK SEPTEMBER Is
Many Members of the Organization
out OF City During the tacn-
tIon Period.

Active work Will be resumed ~ the
Roy Scouts Of Richmond about sep
t"mbcr Is, according TO an announce
incnt at Scout headquarters. Many
members OF this organization have
been out of the city during the sum.
mcr months, and the worH has been
practically at "A standstili during the
vacation period. The nTst meeting
81 TIA. Scouimasicrs' Club has not
been arranged, although II is prob
able that notices regarding the meet
ing viii he sent out within the ncX,
feN days.
charles l.. Weaver. Scout cxccu-
,ivc, intends To make the coming
year the greatest ever known 10 local
scouts. Work VIII be undertaken
shat will be beneficial not only 10 the
members themselves. but also TO the
city 1t large.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
Beautifully Curly, Wavy
Hair-In Three Hours!

Girls have you tried the silmcrinc
method OF curling your hair? It's simply
grand, Gives you the most beautiful.
natural-looking curls and waves within
three hours-kccps the hair soft, silky
and Elossy--nud nothing harmful or messy
about II. The curls will last the longest
t!mc--In spite OF heat. wini dumpncss.
You won't hav" to he continually fixing
and fussing with loose. lying hair. It's
foolish to SINCE and blister and dcadcn
your trcsscs with :, hot curling iron-and
altogether unnecessary now.
Liquid sl!merinc Is pleasant TO use,
being neither sticky nor greasy. Get Il
bottle from your druggist today. follow
the simple dircctlons--;he first trial Will!
make 1t your s,cadfast fricnd.--Adver-
cement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
'.DOUG" FAIRBANKS APPEARS
TO BE AN OBEDIEVT' HUSBAND
Goes to Top of Ritz-Carlton DO ''Flips for News
paper Photographers, but Immediately Comes
Down at Command of Mary.

ciplincd husband. He came down and
rain-pipc and straddle the ridge Of
the penthouse roof but plainly that
sort of thing Is the sort OF thing the
Fairbanks Pickford M u natl on
would rather put behind thcm.
DouS's mustachc was raised as
one OF the properties for the produc.
ton of THE Three Muskctccrs" The
show is now complete. hut the mus
tachc is such Il good disguise in the
East that IL rcmains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
KEI1W'S VAUDEVILLE WILL
REOPEN HERE LABOR DAY
All Big lime Acts Are Booked by Manager Rex for
Showing at the Lyric Thcater Beginning
Week From Tomorrow

Frank Stafford and company. in "a
delightful comedy sketch entitled
RIP Van Wrinkles Dream; Al and
Emma Frabcll". daredcvils on the
suspended wire; The Wilson Broth
ers, known everywhere as "'rhc Lieu
tenant and the Cop: Cecil Gray in q
novelty song surprise: Jim and Betty
rage. a singing. comedy and dancing
specially: Howard and Norwood in
II Character comedy Offering: The
Musical Gercrds. novelty with
music: DeNoe and Stratzer. human
towers OF strength. lizard Boiled
Hampton one OF raudcvillc's new
est and best comedy sketches. and
The Demo Sisters. Thibault and Cody.
lively quartet OF singing. dancing
and cOmcny entertainers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
Tell or Indian Mission w.r.

Miss Lucy Nelson Carter. who Is
dcNotinE her life to the Indian mis-
sion field. has just returned to her
home High Mills" near Shirley, Va.
after many years in Nevada She has
been connected with Indian mission
work Tor the past twenty-five years
and Will tell of her experience dur
ing the all-day union meeting to be
held tomorrow at the MISSIONER
Church of which she is n member.
Rev. q. MacLaren Brydon and his sis
ter. DR., Mary Brydon, also will make
addresses during the meetings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
Richmond's Theater Calendar This Week

BRoANfAY Alice Joyce. In
The Scarab Ring all the week.
Good comedies added each day.
LYRIC -- Carol Dcrnpster. in
Dream Street all the week.
Good comedies added each day.
BIJOU-May Allison, In Big
Game" Monday and Tuesday.
Doris Keane, in Romance" We'd
ncsday and Thursday. David
Powell. in Appearances" Friday
and saturday. Good comedies
added each 3S?.
!SiS--Ali star cast. In Tho Right
Way" Monday. Tuesday and We'd
ncSday. Virginia Browne Fairc.
In without benefit OF Clergy"
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Good comedies added each day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28

According 10 announcement made
ny MANAGER Charles Rex yesterday.
f"!th's vaudeville will reopen here
on september .. Labor Day. AT tn.
Lyric Theatcr. All acts 10 DO shown
IN the future viii be- of the big
time" variety.
notwithstanding the PLAYING OF all
standard Keith acts. ther" will be
n" chanSe In price of admission and
the sam" popular prices Will prevail
as IN the past, there Will be Il matt
ne" every day at , o'clock =. NJ, and
two shows every nigh, ut 1890 and
9 o'clock
For the frs, week tho following
list .: stellar features have been en-
SaH"h--son" of them old favorites
and some OF them new faces:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
73zE RIGHT W4Y AT Ss7EzE BLUEBH
vciied Prophet. 10, Entertain.

An old fashioned watermelon party
AMI dance will be given by Pem6eys
OF SAINTS Grotto. No. SO. Royal order
OF Yelled Prophets OF the Enchanted
Realm. Wednesday evening from 8
10 1880 o'clock ut the Pumphpuse.
Invitations have been extend 1d 70
families and friends of the prophets.
In addition TO the Grotto band. there
Will be an orchestra on hand to fur
nish music for dancing. A commit.
tee has been appointed to arrange a
complete program for the occasion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28

BLuEBlRD-WiIlia Fairbanks,
In The broadway Buckaroo,'
Monday and Tuesday. Shirley Ma
son. in Love Time" "Wednesday
and Thursday. Regular variety
program, including seventh chap
ter Of The Purple Riders" Friday
and Saturday Good comedies
added each DAY.
opEoN-All-star east in "Ir
Women only Knew. Monday.
Wanda llIwicy IN ~ Kiss in
i!."c.' TuvsGay. Mys. naiu Y.GHS-
10y Eoshers "Nchodys Kid"
Wednesday. Alic" Lake. in over
the Wire." TNt-sday. Mary Pick
ford. in Through the Back Door"
Fridat apd saturday. Good come
dies added each day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
Returns From .rn.pi,

Leonard G. Hubbard, former
Kichmonder, has returned from trip
IN native carts over rough and
mountainous country between Kars.
Armenia. and the Black Sea port Of
Trchizond. He is Il graduate OF Rich
mond College and a resident of
Princeton. W. Va. Mr.. Hubbard de-
clarcs that the country is in a de-
p!orablc condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
DIR. Mcdaniel Writes uonk.

Kcv. George w. Mcdaniel, pastor
or First Baptist Church. has just pub
iished his third volume. which is en-
titled Church Of the New Tesla
ment The book contains 800 pages
ana is dedicated to First Baptist
Church. 1t is issued by the Sunday
school board of the Southern BAN
tbs; Conventions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
Band Concert Mt nyrd purk

Moses stein. bandmaster, has ar
ranged a complete program TO be Of
fcred tomorrow afternoon by the band
at Byrd Park, the eighth of series
OF concerts given in the park dur
ing the summer months. The pro-
gram will begin at 1870 o'clock. and
will toe given under the direction OF
the Community Recreation Associa-
tioD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
Livestock simmer. Organize.

*. y. Keith!y. OF the state Division
Of Markets, mas returned recently
from Bedford County, where he has
hcon aiding in thr formation OF a CO.
'n"rativ" livestock shipping asSoc!a-
ton. This association has been or
eanized and the first shipment vas
made last Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
| + r Z: C KlE: S
Now IL the Time to Get rid of These
Ugly Spots

NOW IL the Time to Get rid of These
Ugly Spots
There's no longer the slightest need
of feeling ashamed of your frecliics,
us Othine-double strength-is guar
antced to remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce OF Othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and apply n little OF 1t night and
morning and you should soon see that
even tho worst freckiees have begun
to disappear. while the lighter ones
have vanished entirely. 1t is seldom
that more than an ounce is needed to
completely clear the skin and gain a
beautiful clear complexion.
BE sure to ask for the double
strength Othinc as this is sold under
guarantee OF money back II 1T fails TO
rcmoVe freckles acknowledgements