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Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
Kid Williams
Meets Schaefer
Friday N ig h {

Kid Williams, l.ght heavyweight
champion Of the valley, who ha
not met defeat in over a year, dur.
ing which he has piled up q long
line of victories, will meet One
Round Schaofer at iPtawley to-
morrow night, in the main event Of
the American Lcgio nboXing card.
The promoters of the club hav"
been trying for months to get these
two battlers into the ring, but ther'
have now been Strengthened out,
and Schaefer has passed the word
that he intends to straightcm Oh
Williams. Friends of the latter say
it cant be done. Schacfer is sup
posed tc knock them out in one
round, and evidently has his worl,
cut out for him tomorrow night.
BATTLING Doty, also OF El Centre,
viii be seen in action with Young
Willnight of San Bcrnardipo, in
enc of the scmi-finaIS. Dotv has
made good impression in his sev-
cral appearances in the valley, and
those vino have watched his work
Lcicve he is Il conner.
The remainder of the card IS well
balanced, and will include several
preliminaries and curtain r@iser,
a delegation of El Ccntro fans OK
rect TO make the trip to see VIII
Ems perform.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
APPORTION SUM
FOR |. V. POSTS
IN HEALD FUND

At a meeting of the Interpo5t
Council, American Legion, held last
night at the Barbara Worth hotel,
the subject of sending Attorney Ell
mer 1eald of Calipatria, to Wash
nigton, to assist in obtaining fav-
orablc Legislation for the Swing
johnson bill was given the full sup
port of the members of the council.
Following discussion of means
tC raise sufficient funds to dcfray
Heald S expenses, the decision was
reached that each of the valley post S
should raise the following sums:
Brawley, Ell Centre, and Caiexico,
5000 each; Imperial, Calipatria and
Holtville, 800 each. FL Centre and
BrawlCy have already raised Jheil
quota, and Holtville reported that
there would be 10 difficulty in OBJ
tanning their portion.
The meeting expressed the fullest
confidence IN Heald IS ability to ac-
crmplish considerable good at Wash
ington, and appointed a committee
to wait upon him today, to ascertain
il he can leave for Washington be-
fore the end of the week.
The legion men renewed tLelr
pledge to get behind the Swing-John-
son bill 100 per cent, and lend every
assistance possible for the passage
of the bill at the earliest possible
moment
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
"BARCAIN RATES"
Fgoe ATTENDANTS
AL DEM. MEETING,
Much Talked-of Dempsey
Gibbons Bout for Next
June
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

(United Press Staff Correspotd3nt)
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-The en-
tcrtaiumcnt of the thousands who
.gather here next June to nDminote
or see nominated the Democratic
candidate for president, Tex Rick,
ard is going to stage heavyweight
champion ship fight
Richard not only has decided to
put on a big bout to be featured
bv the entertainment committee,
hut he plans 20 make the "freight
so easy that it will be staggering.
While the city in general IS prom
Using net to plumber the convention
visitors, Rickard, it is understood,
Vill take Il shot at those who have
been clamoring about the ccremo,
nia end of the game by giving
them 4 big fight at bargain coun-
ter rates.
The promoter of Madison Square
Garden has definitely decided to
stage the Dempsey-Gibbons bout,
which he has practically signed dur
ing the convention. He Figures that
Gibbons is the big hero of the west
and middle west and that he would
be Il big attraction.
Gibbons mas been secured for a
very nominal SUM and Dempsey can
be forced to be reasonable with
tic argument that he can do much
to get boxing back in the good
graces of politics by reducing his
late.
Rickard has already practically
saved boxing in New York hy put
ting over the deal which brought
the convention here wise political
observers are sure that the Demo.
cratic polI icians who have been
;fter him cannot be so unsratofuI
as to continue the campaign against
the man who put over the ccnVen-
ton deal, after they lad failed.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
PERSONALS

j. w. Blanchard and NJ. c.
Blanchard of Holtville were busi
ness visitors in the city yesterday.
W. S. Holbrook is expected back
tomorrow from Minneapolis, where
lie has been on business.
Mrs. G.. R. Thompson of Calexico
was in town yesterday.
Mesdames j. X. Fahring, 0. c.
Harris, Ernest Edwards, A. b.
Lester, were among the Holtville
women who attended the matinee
in this "ity yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
CITY COUNCIL GIVES
$500 co. EYE CLINIC
Continued from page i

C"'oXico and Imperial. This fund.
il Is believed, will be sufficient t,
establish the clinic, with Il reputable
eye doctor in charge, and comFe
tent assistants to carry on the
work His letter recommends; cith-
cr Dr. \. Ray Irvine, Of Los An
ge!es, or DR.. j. +. Lacey, on ,hc
United States Public Health Scr
vice. now located in Mountains, both
Of whom are eye specialists and
available for the work necessary to
be done in this country.
This morning City Clerk l-2of-
bourow received letter from Ca
leXico, advising that they had an-
propriated heir quota of 500. The
supervisors have already gone on
record as being willing to share
their burden of the expense.
The report of Cone and Harris,
engineers, who were employed to
make a survey of FL Centre 5 wa
ter system and future require
ments, was presented to til council.
The recommendations made in the
report will be discussed at the mex
meeting of the board.
Discuss New Lights
The city clerk is now checking up
the property owners on Main street
with reference to their d sire to
install an ornamental Hgh.iag sys
TEN in accordance with tho recon-
mendations of ore FL Centre imam
bcr Of Commerce. The chamber re
Gently presented to the council 4
petition asking that the system be
installed and if the clerk q cheek
shows That a majority of he prop.
cIty owners desire the lighting sys-
tlm, the matter will be referrcd
to the city attorney, to prcfarc the
necessary legal work.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17

FOR SALE-Fod touring, 1920,
starter, good tires and in Al CON
dition. A bargain at 5000. p. O..
Box 51J. lIt3
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
Grand Commander
knights Tenn pI'ar
Coming to Valley

Albert f. Boynton, of San Fran
cisco, grand commander of the
Knights Templar, has advised local
members of the organization that
he will make an Official visit to I'M
perial Valley CommamdCry on Mon
day, January 81. He will be ay-
companied by Charles Malcom OF
Long Beach, deputy grand COM
mander,
Commander Boyton is prominent
in political affairs in the state, as
well as being a Masonic leader. He
is chairman of the state Republican
committee and is also a member Of
the state prison board.
Local members of the Knights
Templar are looking forward with
considerable anticipation to the visit
Of the state officers aud will tender
them Il reception at Masonic hail in
this city. details of which Will be
announced later.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
For Sale-Reai Estate

FOR SALE-4G acres of Il land, l
mile from Ell Centre, all i'll let
tuce, fine stand. Crop should pay
entire cost of land. Lien y
Agency. 20tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17

WANTF,D-IlouSckccper for fam
lily of three. Apply Clements
Drug Store. l7tl
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

SMITH-HUEBNER-Fred Gordon
Smith, - years old, native of Iowa,
resident of North Glendale; Mary
Huebner, 22 years Old, native of In
diana, resident of Holtville.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Este
ban Castillo. 10 years old, native of
Mexico, resident of Brawley; Seberi-
ana Salvador, IS years old, native of
Mexico, reslGcmt of Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
Much Dependent
On Trojan Morale

Los ANGELES, Jan. 17.-Whcth-
er or not the TFoians take the Pa-
cific coast basketball title this year
depends Il good deal on what kind
of a start they make, followers OF
the game believe, L. S. c. depends
Il good deal on its morale. Coach
Les Turner is taking no chances on
that element by letting the boys
get ovcrconfidcnt. He has 50 far
predicted little success.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
Smith of S. T.
Golf Champion
For California a
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Jan. IL Mae
Donald Smith, OF San Francisco, is
the new California open golf cham
pton.
The feature of the tournament,
it seems, is not those who head the
list of 32, but the placing of the
famous players who travelled across
the continent ITO participate i'll the
California cOnsest.
Here is how the notables ranked:
Arthur Havers, Doth; Joe Kirk
wood, fourth; George Won Elm,
ninth; Gene Sarazcn, tenth; Willie
l. Hunter, 18TH; James Ockendcn,
18th. Certainly not an auspicious
showing for such group Of celeb
rites when Eddie Loos, local pro,
placed second and Abe ESpinosa and
Harold Sampson tied for third.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
312 Sailors Of
Mexico to Man
Cruiser at n. @.
by United Press Leased Wire

NOGALES. Ari4., Jam 17.--Leav-
ing for New Orleans to man =
cruiser purchased by the Obrcgom
government from the United States,
80 Mexican sailors passed through
this city from Nogales, Sonora, to
day.
lhe crews commanded by Il "licu-
tcHAnt-mavcr : crossed he bounda
y this mor2ing. TIL we~c cath.
cred from Mazatlan, Sinaloa, and
Guaym&s, Sonora, and came north
by train:
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
Meyer Surprises
On Ascot Track

LOS ANGELES, Jan. l7.-lizpcr,
fenced automobiles drivers were
given a sensation today when Ed
"ic Never Rcdlands driver and
holdcr Of the A. a. a. world s dirr
tack records from one to ten miles,
attained Il greater speed than any
other racers though, possible on the
new Ascot Speedway track.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
Eyes Bad? Try Camphor

For eye trouble there is nothing
better than simple camphor, l,yd-
rastiS, witchazcl, etc" as mixed in
Lavoptik eve wash. One small bot
tie helps any ease sore, weak or
strained eyes. Aluminium eye cup
free. Sold by Francis Drug Store.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17

Orange county hills have yielded a
fossil whale rib that scientists say Is
from 100000 to 100000 years
old.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
W0nted-~MtsceLI0neOuS

WANTED--All KINDS of poultry.
Will call. Third and Main St.,
Ell Centric. Phone 50. Jos.
Mintz and Co. If
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17

The United States spends more on
than the rest of the
world, yet has SO little.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17

HOLLYWOOD ,,arriNg the
Prince of Wales may be emblazon-
ed in front of motion pictures the
aters throughoCt the world Fred
Niblo, director, has cabled his royal
hghness asking if he "Nould con
slider playing in Il historical photo.
play of magnitude md dignity.'
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17

NEW YORK-Lew Hurley, New
Y ork bantamweight, won six round
decision from Willie Darcy, New
York. Hurley is under age and can
box only six rounds IN New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17

WANTED-Seronu hand turnitLrr
Call 4S5W. 819 Main ST I9tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17

Los ANGELES Louis Cole isa
in the hospital, after falling 'front.'
'ho watoE wagon literally Cole,s
is city employee, aud drove bis yebiss
Gle over a bump, landing bin iu tho
street n
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17

FOR SALE--Old newspapers. Ap-
ply Press office. 27tt
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
For SaLe--MtsCeEtnneuus

DESERT HONEY - 54S Broadway
15tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17

Fer SALE-Complete set of fur
niture for 5 rooms. Inquire Pa
cific Southwest Bank. 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
TODAY'S WANT ADS

Classified advertisements accept
cd according 20 the following rates
and rules:
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17

BOWERS MATTRESS SHOP. Mat,
trcss rebuilding II speciality. Your
old cotton, floss or hair mattress,
made like new at small cost.
Work called for aud delivered. J33
Broadway FL Centre. 1878
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
SLUGGISH LIVER
DURING SPRING
CAUSES POISON!

This Il the time of year when your
liver becomes sluggish and your in.
tesiincs become ciogged up with
poisonous waste. Your liver does no,
properly purify blood that flowa "a
your skin. The result In saIiow com.
plexion. dark circies and plmpler
coated tongue and bad taste morn.
ings. A these polsona continue u
flood your system. your resistance IL
lowered, you feel dull and tired and
sick.
Mako this testi Cleanse and tone
your liver with DIR. TEACHERS Liver
and Blood Syrup. Contains pure In.
gradients prescribed by Physicians
Helps nature strengthen your stom.
ach, soothe tired and ovsrtaxcd
nerves. brace UP system. and purify
your blood. Notice quick difference
In wny you look. eat. sleep and feel
You, too. will DO satisfied, as others
have, or no cost.
DR.. Thnchcr's IL sold and recon-.
mended by Pioneer Drug Company,
e27 LIST Ave; LION Drug Company.
so7 LIST Ave: Rainier Drug Company
9i5 LIST Ave; Cascade Drug Com.
pany, Ballard Station: Columbia
Drug Company. 1872 Rainier: War.
rem Drug Company. Cor. Howell and
Minor and Cor. 4th and Olive. md
The Washington Drug Company,
Madison ut 2sth in Seattle: Enum.
claw Drug Company in Enumclaw;
Nasmyth Drug Company in Kent md
by leading druggists in every city
and n.--Advertisement.
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PRODUCTS SHOW
PLANS MADE
100 Ask for Display Space
for August Affair

Reservation Of 100 booths out OF a
total OF 400 in the fourth annual IA
eino Northwest Merchants expoai.
ton, to be held on tho Bell nt. wharf
August 4 10 ?. inclusive. viii DO ~
ported by Paul v. Knudson. execu.
tive secretary. at the meeting Of tho
general COMMITTEES OF tho exposition
Monday night In the Seattle hotel.
digger and Better Than Ever"
has been chosen as a slogan for tho
big Industrial show, and II may 70
ceiye official adoption al Mondays
meeting. In keeping with tho slogan.
Knudsen explained. tho committee IL
making plans TO have the exposition
moro fully represent tho Industrial
products OF tho entire Pacific North.
west than ever before.
Tho exposition will be held under
the auspices OF the Seattle Chamber
Of Commerce. with a general com.
mlttee OF local business men. each
one OF whom acta as chairman OF a
subcommittee OF fiye or more other
men.
II. w. Frame. Of tho Kenworth
Motor Truck corporation. IL chair.
man Of the general committee. Other
members are as follows;
wyllo Hemphiil. Pacific coas, Coal
company. and John Mason. sehwa.
bechor Bros. a Co. yieo chairmcn:
A. II. Galloway. American Paper
company: Peter David. Puget Sound.
Alaska Powder company: II. y.
Gardiner. Stewart a Holmes Drug
company: Clair Maeklem. Matche,t.
Macklorn company. o. A. KOS. Sax.
ony Knitting company; u. X. Loose.
Northern Life Insurance company:
Lloyd Spencer. Tho Seattle Star; Roy
Lesser. Canterbury Candy Makers:
w. q. Elliott. o..w. II. q N. com.
pany; Harold Crazy and MR.. George
III. Guy. Chamber OF Commerce; r.
Rex Smith. Crescent Manufacturing
company: G. l.. crngin. craEin a Co:
II. q. Lang, y. q. Lang Manufnctur.
inE company. and c. r.. Arney. Jr..
State Federation OF Taxpayers asso-
Citations.
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do that before. How handsome my
voice isr'
soon he reached tho pond and
stood for a minute looking down
into the muddy water
AT last" he Eurglcd. Il can dive.
and swim. and splash. and toast
myself In the sun. ana catch flies,
Hoorayf'
with mat he gave one wild leap
and diyed head fret into the water.
Hes ali riEhir' said Nancy. "As
happy as a ny IN a sugar barrel.
llsta 20 back and tell Mister Fun
wuxz all about hlm7
"All right" agreed Nick. "eoms
on"
just then they aaw a brownish
figure. long and slim and furry.
slip Close 70 the edge Of the water
as silently as a shadow. There II
waited.
The Twins waited. too. for they
knew exactly who II was. They had
seen him before and they knew
that he liked frogs-to eati II was
Marty Mink.
Tho long brown figure slipped
into the water without a ripple and
sank from view.
''oh. he'll get himi Hen &c,
himf' screamed Nancy.
hut her voice frightened the
mink. Ito crawied out OF the water
on the opposite side OF tho pond and
snsaked or into the grass.
A. that minute tho little green
frog poksd up his head. whats
wrongr" he croaksd. What ala
you scream fort You mads me a~'
fully nervous"
Tho mink was after you" said
Nancy. ''He nearly got you and u
he had he'd have eaten you At one
bite"
"MInkhF' trembled the froggie. Il
never heard Of such things. Do
they actually cat froEsf ! never
knew anything ate fross eEeep,
ducks"
"ohor' shouted Nick That shows
you don't know much. Didn't you
know that mlnks and weasiss and
owls and martens and nearly ali
The Wild creatures just love frogs.
And that you're never safe a min
ute"
mo. no. no. no. no." croaked the
frog. Il never knew that ! thought
that all they had 10 do was 20 en-.
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Sure Way to Get Rid Of Dandruff

Girls-if you want plenty OF
thick, beautiful, glossy, silky hair,
do by all means get rid OF dandruf,
for it will starye your hair and
ruin it II you don't.
Ii doesn't do much good to try to
comb or wash it out. The only
sure way to get rid OF dandruff is
to dissolve Il; then you destroy j,
entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces Of ordinary liquid aryon |;
apply il at night when retiring; use
enough TO rnoisten the scalp and rub
it in gently with the finger tips.
BY morning. most, il not all, OF
your dandruff will be gone, and two
or three more applications will COM
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace OF il.
You viii find. too, that all itching
and digging Of the scalp will stop,
and your hair will look and feel
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A Story Of Seattle and
The South Seas
BY FRED v. WILLIAMS
Drawings By Clyde LndwiCk

pleasures. the sorroWs. that were the
miicsionrs In his life,
Clark would have prayed had
he known how, prayed 10 the
God his own mother had taught
him 10 revere. a God Of mercy
and wisdom. Instead he lay
tr,mblinE upon the sand tying
TO make up his mind what 20 DO.
Experience had taught him that Il
would be folly 20 attempt 10 struggle
against this woman whose strength
was twice his own,
He watched Toha. For several
moments she rocked In an agony OF
grief.
Yes. Toba loved him. Clark was
sure % that. But her love was not
greater than that for her sod Of fire,
Now she stood up, straight and
strong. glorious figure In the
moonlight, the weapon In her
hand glittering cruelty. This
was the stone dagger with which
she intended 10 slay him.
THREE steps Toha took toward her
intended victim and then halted. She
looked down ON him. Clark closed
his eyes. He dare not stir, give by
any sign the impression that he was
awake and aware OF bis danger.
Now he heard her burst into fresh
grief Opening his eyes be saw that
she had thrown herself upon the
sand, Toha loathed the deed ~
hand.
Clark raised himself upon an
elbow and looked across the cave
al her. Her shoulders were
heaying convulslvely. Truly tho
hold Of his love upon this native
girl was powerful ono. yet nc
had no hope II would stay her
hand Of sacrifice
The minutes dragged and s,nl
Toha sohbcd into the sand. Clark
rose cautiously 10 his feet. He
crept nolsclessly 10 the mouth OF
the cave. Below him stretched the
valley and the sand and the ocean.
Life seemed sweet now. The fresh.
cool air Of approaching morning. the
poignant breath OF the sea with Its
tang OF salt In his nostrils. the miles
on miles OF rolling land that spread
IN panorama under his eyes
A mad desire TO live came upon
him. 20 flee 20 take his chance
with the beast below. 10 fight for his
life II need be. He glanced back a.
the Girl Tho weapon was flung
earelcSsly behind her. He might
Clark damned tho thought as he
gave birth 10 Il. He could not strike
behind the back OF this giri who had
become. In the ritual Of her tribe.
his wife. An cncmy3 Yes. But
Toba7
An. there was something there.
deep In his heart. with which Clark
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Floyd clark. Seattle artist u
iurct into a vacant house en- Sea
con Hill BY a mysterious woman IN
black and Il overcome lie wakes
on Aa unchartcd isic ruled by etncn
81 Ercat strength and beauty funF
men are their subjects
Toha. q beautiful maiden falls IN
love with Clark lie learns from
smith. an old shipwrcck that the
woman sacrifice their husbands 70
the god 81 fire. tn The eelisf that
they win paradise. The cid queen
81 the island takes a fancy 90 CLARK
He rehuffs her, She floss him, ite
feils her,
The men rise m revolt They make
CLARK their king hs is 9 ssl s,asa
him in a cave from the wrath 81 her
queen. lie escapes 60 the iungies 70
avoid being sacrificed on tho alter
OF love. There a prehistoric heaat
drives him back 10 the arms or love
and death. He mArries Tooa amid
tribal rite and pomp. She takes him
10 her cave. There. under the spell
~ the tropie nlght. Clark torgets
death in the arms % love He re-
tires. secure IN the thought that he
has won the love o. this girl against
her god Of fire. but Awakrs later 20
find her kneelinE IN the gloom q
early morning. before the bridal
knife q sacrifice.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER Nv
Clark dared not move. Toha. his
bride, who loved him. was like a
wild beast now intent on doing HON
age 10 her god Nothing he could
do would change her mind. make her
listen 20 reason. she had evidently
thought this thing out for herself
In the stiffness Of tho night, pom
dered on Il while he slept. and
reached her decision.
II had been a case Of love against
ieolatry and her heather gods had
been more than n match for him.
She had made up her mind. In her
simple belief. 20 win way 20 para
disc for them both by staying him.
as was the custom OF her people for
generations.
What fool he had been TO
trust her. TO place confidence In
her protested love Of him. Clark
thought. Now. while he lay ON
the brink Of death. Clark almost
hated the woman he had married
the night before.
The soft lure OF her had blinded
him 10 the real savage that lurked
Ia her heart Better that he had
been killed by the monster in the
valley below. better that he had been
put 10 death in the volcanic fire AT
the foot OF the old queens throne.
better that he had been slain IN
flight or fight than 20 die this way
AT the hands OF his bride. n sacrifice
to an imaginary god OF fire.
Thru his mind there flashed the
past. the things he had done and
should have done. the dollles. the
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RHEUMATISM GONE, TOO,
DECLARES MRS. WEARNE

vas painful Ny knees. ankles a
fert would get - sore. rtiff and
swollen ! could hardly yak or
bear my weiEht on them. I finally
booame 20 crippled that doing ny
housswork wa impossible did
web 10 get around a. All
Ny condition IL a. different since
taking Tanlac as day is from night.
Every bit II soreness. stiffness anal
swelling has left me and never,
feel touch q rheumatism TAM
lac q certainly wonderful 20 40
what II has done for me"
Tanlac IL for sale b1 all Eood.
druggists. Accept no Eubstituts.
over 20 MILLION bottles sold.
Take Tanlae Vegetable PiIls-G =
Efrtiaement.
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To prove Tho williams Treatment
conqucrs kidney or bladder disorders,
rheumatism. and all ailments caused
by too much Uric Acid" no matter
how chronic or stubborn, we will
give ono $50 bottle (32 doses FREQ II
you send this notice. Kindly send 10
cents to help pay postage, packing,
etc, to The DR.. ID. A. williams Com.
pony, Dept. CA-3e0o, p. o. Pldg.,
East Hampton, Conn.
II your sleep 10 broken by an ir.
ritatcd bladdcr that walscs you up
every few hours, you will appreciate
tho rest and comfort you got from
the free bottle (a2 doses).
Send Mt once. You viii receive n
regular S5c bottle without mourning
amy obligation. Only one FREQ bot.
tic to the same address or family.
Nothlng sent G. o. ID. - Advertise.
.ment .-