Show THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- ETHEL EROES FOUND RELIEF RUSHED -- Tell of Deeds of Valor of Saving Lives In ) Valley 'OOeSWT ITG&T HOUR GOftT-- ? — iYes We Deliver : with death to th snowbound ana d village of Detour was planned today following the receipt of word tby telephone that two persons in the Isolated area were critically ill TO RACK OVER SXOW The sled drawn by seven husky dogs and guided by Dr John F Deadman veteran dig owner and pioneer prospector' wis to carry 100 pounds of food tobacco and medicine in a race' over the tractless show barrier to th& stricken town now seriously faced with suffering from hunger and cold Dr Deadman accompanied by F W Leuning of Milwaukee planned to begin the trip this afternoon They were to carry medicine for Mrs Wallace Benson of Raber near Detoluv who is critically ill and beyond the reach of a physician and Rassell Goetz suffering from a serious throat infection- at Detour The decision to send the dog sled was" reached when information came that ah airplane could not be sent here if or use in relief work before tomorrow and when additional snow began falling to increase the peril oi! the marooned villagers FOODS EXtlAUSTED Potatoes were added today to the list of foods which: have become exhausted in Detour the only Using the telephone means by which the stricken village can communicate Iwith the outside world the Rev Arthur 12 Ileyes rector of St Stephens Episcopal church in Detour! said: "The world may get the idea that this food shortage is a joke and relief may bef delayed as a resuit of that But2 I'm saying it is a serious matter'? Under direction! of John village president the male inhabitants of the village today mile square prepared a field a half for the landing pf an airplane in the event one should arrive famine-threatene- 60-mil- - " ' dry-eye- IK if iW sr fe&LJJ it there" "Arid mighty good work it did this day" said It A Newell special of J oow A A ri fAftr ° jcr suor V & A ftpefEGf ?v v y flt?e' ( j )4tDV 7flX OONOftV FOoVf f j Yirn yy I § tf - rn?Art& ft (JA Q At thertycr croaxing at Fillmore parties poked and prodded at an eight-fowall of brush — the tangled shreds - of thousand of acres of orchard reaped by the scythe of the flood "Clifford Corwin was the lucky one" said one of the band of workers— electricians replacing power lines pipe fitters mending the broken oil pipe lines and telephone system employes through the muddy waterssplashing The bridge had been washed out with some of the huge concrete blocks carried a mile down stream "He was with George Basola on the riding highway when the wall of water 30 feet high came down He" grabbed the last tree of the last row --of orange trees that remained standing" Basola not so lucky lost his life Another told how a friend climbed to the roof of his home how the house popped up in the flood waters tossing its human rider into a high eucalyptus tree ORCHARDS DESTROYED Several houses on the river side of Fillmore were carried away while orchards almost a half mile wide were cleaned away leaving scarcely a twig "And that little Pete Laraba" laughed "Scotty" ''He hollered to his folks to run but they said the noise was Just the wind Pete 16 years old he is grabbed his sister with one hand and his sister with the other and ran to the hills Stayed there all night he did without a stitch of clothing on but paved the two kids Pete the old man and his wife are gone and good neighbors they were too" It had to be dragged from "Scotty" Gordon that he himself had braved the waters when he answered the call with othe hill neighbors this morning and brought ashore eight bodies And the women — rows of them of imprositting at the doorways vised morgues Some of them with steps of children at their sides others with—oh so pitifully empt"'-'ty arms' There weren't men folks In those groups and no one wondered why Men were absent from the morgue watch for those who were not dead were joining in the search for relatives and friends rt-Kou-e ot " ten-year-- old letMS v Ntt- - SCSVKt W& V - DELIVERS TALK NY STORES NTERING SHOW Largest Number In Offden Style Display Series Enrolled Complete plans have been made for the Ogden Spring Show which will be held Friday and Saturday undtr auspices of the retail merchants division Ogden chamber of commerce according to George Grimes chairman of the committee Sixty-thre- e Ogden mercantile es tablishments are participating in the event the largest number that have ever taken part in any simevent arranged by ilar semi-publthe retail merchants In conjunction With the Ogden Spring Show there will be a general display of new spring merchandise in Ogden store windows which will be unveiled at 2 o'clock in the afternoon Several stores are arranging for living models Six of the ready-to-westores towith shoe stores and jewelgether ers of Ogden have Joined in the plans for a Spring Style show at the Paramount theatre which will be an interesting feature of the event In this particular part of the program there will be four special shows — one each afternoon and evening on Friday and Saturday starting at 4 and 9 o'clock Don Tibbs and his band will take part there will be twenty living "models and special scenery has been secured from Los Angeles for the event Managtr Harry Ashton of the theatre announces that the entire Paramount program will be given in addition to the fashion show features As special window showings will be made both Friday and Saturday it is expected that there will be keen interest among Ogden shoppers in this event both days ic ar : SENTENCE PLACED ON YOUNG DRIVER Howard 25-d- ay Here s Spe edy Relief From f r Bunion P ams ana bore uorns 1 Emerald Oil Must Give Complete Satisfaction Cheerfully Refunded - or Money No matter how discouraged you Ogden has superior location over Salt Lake for airplane traffic and with a proper landing field developed and equipped should become one of centers of the wtst according to Donald F Gayer graduate of Kelly field and representative of the Aerial Service & He spoke this Survey company noon at the Ogden liotary club luncheon being introduced by Kos-co- e C Gwllliam That a summit east of Salt Lake which would be avoided by flying through Weber canyon is the highest on the transcontinental route and therefore makes travel via Salt Lake difficult was explained by the speaker Belief that private planes and passenger planes would select the route by way of Ogden if a field was developed even though air mail were routed some other way was expressed by Gayer While praising Holther field and declaring that the high tension wires did not damage the availability of the field from commercial airplane viewpoints the aviator said that there might be other fields equally good near Ogden but he had not examined them He urged the Ogden people however to immediately develop' a field with hangers gasoline station and other fa' cilities Fathers' and Sons' night of the Ogden Rotary club will be observed next Wednesday evening- John T Kushmer is chairman o£ the committee in charge the-aviatio- n V President Fred M Nye And Frank M Driggs spoke briefly An welcom- ing four new Rotary club members:n II W Beckett Jr H L Herring-toA P Miller and Fred C J'lusical numbers were Smith given by Junior Lundqulst violin and "Wallace Kotter tuba Mrs J W Hillabrant being accompanist LIVES LONG BY WRITING VERSE TOKIO — (AP) — The way to live humorous long is to compose a four-fifths verse each day eat only of what you want and never borrow money according to Kihachiro Okura retired Japanese millionaire who lately celebrated his ninety-secon- d birthday and was decorated by the emperor Okura who was formerly a baron but who has transferred the title to his eldest son" told interviewers that the writing of a humorous verse daily is the most Important factor in attaining that tranquility which makes for health and longevity He declined however to submit any of his verses for publication The aged magnate has seen four emperors ascend the throne He has seen the time when life insurance companies in Japan were not on speaking terms with foreigners He remembers when "hairy: barbarians" from the west were put to the sword on the slightest provocation Only a few years ago Okura on one of his anniversaries told a curious public that he attributed his good health and long years to the daily eating of eels and rice At the age of 92 though after considering his stomach reactions carefully he has decided that eels and rice are not so good as a regular Consediet for a nonagenarian quently he indulges in eels only now and then He still believea in plenty of sleep and no worry The only way to keep from worrying he says is not to borrow money NEW YORK — tAP) — Helen smith S machinist's daughter is m evangelist who hopes to "bring vomen back to the fold" Preach-n- g in a Brooklyn Baptist church she said: "Girls who pmoke dance and wear Bhort skirts ' and then come to church are dinners and have been with pads shields or other applications if you have not tried Emerald Oil then you have something to learn It's a wonderful formula — this combination of essential oils with camphor and other antiseptics so marvelous that thousands of bottles are sold annually for reducing varicose or swollen veins Sehramrn-Johnso- n and every good druggist guarantees the first bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil to end your foot troubles or money back Regular users of Moone's Emerald Oil should buy the new hospital size — it's more economical hypocrites" ) Contest Ik iOne Feature of Bank Employes' Coii t cr cue e iloro than $0 bank employes and their ' ladjesi from Salt Lake Provo and Logan were guests at a basket ball game and dance Tuesday night irt the "Weber gymnasium of the Ogden chapter of the American Unstituto of Banking The fast Salt Lake Federal Reserve basket ball team outclassed a team made up of Ogden bank employes in a rough contest that ended with the sfore 25 to' 10 for the ": Salt Lakers j W M Parker president of the Ogden chaptef had charge of arranging the entertainment W A Budge is vice president with De lecta Moench iseretary and Leonard Wright treasurer All of the Salt Lake chapter officers were also present Including Stowe Walter Harry president s vice president and MIsa Eileen Wasp secretary-treasurDlXEIt SERVED Prior to the game and dance which were also attended by many guests of the bankers members of the trust section of the Utah Bankers' association held a dinner in the Hotel Blgelowi with 25 bankers and their ladies present H W Hinloy of Ogden presided at the dinner! A short skit "The Widow's Inheritance" was presented by Miss Eilt-ef- i Wasp George T Petersen W TT Rockefeller and Reed Holt allof Salt 'Lake and Mr and Mrs George S Eccles The box score of the basket ball game follows:! SALT LAKE i 12 Larson rf 3 Paige If 10 Campbell c!i Crane rg 0 0 Lowry lg 0 Robbins Ig Ward rg 0 : 0 1 X ¥ 2 c : Le-wi- er " 0P c h I 1I9£ C1 7Q Germade Globe A1 5 pounds Pancake Flour Already or Sperry Cornmeal fresh 9 Oats bag pounds' jU O ' ' OQ J L Sf!' L29c i Crab Meat Geisha brand can Shrimps dry pack can Sardines oval can 2 cans lor Milk all brands U-3- 7 f) 4 w2f£ JJ lOC ' vEr 79c i Matches 6 boxes for Toilet Tissue 3 rolls Salt bag oiarcn uioss or corn z for Corn extra standard 3 for j '19 25 21J ''rit' I 135£ ' - APn Junius i : 17 17£ 38c can white Sal Soda large package Gold Dust largs package Chipso large package Blueing 25J 10£ 29c 25 7d ' Mrs Stewart's bottle Sego Lily pall $115 soda Crackers family slre Graham Crackers package rrunes uci ivionie large size package 29cs i7 27 i Rice Comet package 23 4 UAKFWC Seedless lvv pounds Walnut Meats 14 pound pound 45 Sugar Powdered or Brown 2 pounds 23S 5 pounds t 55£ Extract Vanilla or Lemon 2 ounces 4 ounces QQ 23J 31J soap r&? Soap Guest Jvory 12 bars 19c 49 JLLtli HLLL s oaekaoes r — 55 49c Peet's Granulated Soap large package Dutch Cleanser 2 for Soap Fairy 10 bars HO£ 15 — w Soup Pierce's Tomato 2 for Tomatoes solid pack 2 for Kraut Pierce's No 22 can Beet's Pierce's No 2 can 2 for PORK CHOPS lfi 25d 15 -- 35 23c 25d a p°u"d" Bacon eastern sugar cured pound Frankfurters pound 20d Kraut Blue Bunny bulk 2 pounds I Ttid Loin Steaks baby beef pound We redeem your soap coupons and Puritan 30 Malt -- coupons Sugar Butter and Eggs at bedrock prices 1 tid I - POLICE GUARD NEW YORK PARK Between Hungarians And Officers Occur IDAHO TEAMS QUEEN BESS HAS PLAY THURSDAY ONLY ONE STATU E STRIKE VOTE TO BE TAKEN Sleeping Car Porters Want More Salary POCATELLO Idaho March 14 Entries In the Idaho state lnterscholastlo basket ball tournament were scheduled to arrive here thia evening: and tomorrow morn ingr for the first of the contests on Thursday afternoon Nlne teams Coeur fl'Alene Moscow Boise Buhl Twin Falls AshAnd No Tips ton Grace Salmon and Pocatello are entered In the three-da- y meet NEW YORK March 14— which may be extended to Monday —A Philip Randolph general(AP) orof the privilege extended ganizer of the National Brother- because hood of Sleeping Car Porters to- Buhl to be enrolled as second guest with Pocatello day announced the organization team The games will be played In the had commenced to vote on a strike to gain among other concessions Rymnasium of the University of Southern branch more salary and the abolition of Idaho ' u o j tips The organization which RanAJtTIOLES SIGXED NEW YOKK March 14— (AP) dolph said numbers 73 00 of the 10000 workers tn the country de- — Sammy Mandell world's llgrht-weismands a salary increase from champion and his foremost $7250 to $150 a month a 240-hoMcLarnin challenger! Jimmy month instead of the present 320 signed articles with Tex Jtlckard to 400-hornonth and the recog- today through their managers for nition of their union a title match at the Polo All porters and Pullman maids grounds: May 17 whether members of the organizaSTILD A QirrSTION tion or not will be given a chance "I paw you making a call on to cast a ballot Randolph said Mrs Flake Wa she at home?" the vote may take several weeks to "That's Just what I'd like to as be will cast the ballots complete -- Answers know'— in the various local headquarters and returned to national headquarters" here for compilation -- LONDON"— (AP) Painters and writers have done a lot for Queen Elizabeth but' there 1 only one statue of the good Queen Bess In London according: to & recent inventory ofth 120 statues in Engf land' capitaL'1: That statue Is small marble one which was originally on Lud-gabut since 1760 ha stood In the courtyard of a parochial school In Fleet street The statue Is smaller and less conspicuously placed thanthe statues of Washington and Lincoln te : ht ur ur 15-rou- nd Pain gone at a touch That's how instant Is yottrrelief f rom com pain wbsn you sppljDrSchoIl's Zino-pad- s It's the world's fastest safest method They remov the cause friction and pressure cf shots— the only method that sets on IX THE SUBURBS this scientific principle Old ways-pow- erful "That's my place you see over liquids or caustic piasters— Soon — 'with the garage there the house cause— often lea Ujj ths ' ' close by" ' ignore toes sors from acid burn Zlno-pa"Which la the garage old man?" If you want plenty of thick won't irritate tsndersst skin At —Passing Show beautiful glossy silky hahv do by "all drug shoe ths and dept stores— 35c all means get rid of dandruff for ' It will starve your hair and ruin it If you don't It doesn't do much good to try DANDRUFF Destroys the Hair ds -- HEADACHE 0L03 V VAiORUO - njtf' throat i : 127-car- at — KrHTMOS ' x ' 49c 4 p j I!- i-- 10-pou- of Fred crick Frocrer chairman 'of th zoning commission :the appointment of additional members of the board was epproyed by the city commission The commission now of Mr Froerer W J consist Blackburn Leslie S Hodgson Art Shreeve David E Davis Ora Bundy and W II Reeder Jr Commissioner Harman W Peery voted against the appointment of a commission explaining that he believed that the city commission could act as zoning : commission members He said he had no opposition to Offer as to the zoning law or the members 0f the commission who were appqinted but he thought the city commissioners could handle the work Mayor Francia explained this morning that the zoning commission would simply- make suggestions which would come before the city commissioners for approval before action is taken 4j - H7£ pounds Maxwell House (limit 2 cans 'to A A I ttIC customer) pound Green 2 pound 433'CS Tree Tea Black 2 pound j Coffee Hills' Red Can pound 50 tU-SBaking 'Powder 1 pound Calumet NEW YORK March 14 — (AP) — Four hundred patrolmen posted almost shoulder to shoulder were on guard about city hall park today as an official delegation of the Hungarian government was received by Mayor Walker The precautions were ' ordered two minor clashes occured after Total between police and a large gathOGDEN RELIEVED L Taylor rf 0 ering of New York Hungarians op4 posed to the administration of AdGeorge Eccles! if QUICKLY 6 miral Nicholas Horthy regent of Cy Hammond! c grots Carter's Utile Over Pills R Taylor rg j 0 Hungary when the visiting delegaJ 0 tion of 480 landed: from the OlymPurely Vegetable Laxative j Young Ig ' 0 pic last night for the unveiling toHendershot Ig! move the boweli free from morrow of a monument to Louis oaia and umleaant mhet effects They relieve the tyttem pf constipaTotal 10 Kossuth Hungarian patriot which many time cauie it dull Patrolmen mounted officers' de- tion poUonshead Remember they ere a doc end aching tectives and members of the bomb tor" prcicriptioa end can be given with abo o fthe family squad mingled with the crowds in lute confidence to every member OIL TOWJT RISES city hall park as 'the foreign vis- Atl Drusgiot 25c and 75c Red Package arrived from uptown hotels OVER ONE WELL itors GARTER'S IS2IPILL3 There was no! demonstration however a of indication the only ROXANA Okla — (AP) — Rox-an- a attitude of the crowd benewest oil town in Oklahoma hostile ing the circulation of handbills acis built on only one oil well the Horthy regime of vaIt is less than nine months old cusing cf head or chest are more easHj rious outrages but it has a postoffice and more treated externally with— than 50 buildings It came into THAWS HANDICAP being because the Roxana Petroleum corporation discovered oil and IDAHO ROAD CREWS gas at a depth of almost 6000 feet BOISE Ida x March 14 — (AP) The oil and gas well is the only Onf IT Million Jar Ued Yearly one in the vicinity but its produc- -- Spring thaws are handicapping tion entitles it ' to distinction as the work of the maintenance crews Roxana's major industry Although of the state highway bureau to put for spring production is curtailed the well's Idaho highways in shape mainstate travel Oxley: has Perry output already been 500000 today barrels of oil 800000000 cubic feet tenance engineer reported In of gas and 1000000 gallons of after a survey of the state and thaws Idaho alternate north gasoline taken from the gas by freezes have kept road surfaces in means of an absorption process uncertainty Road crews will drag highways VALUABLE DIAMONDS NEW YORK — The newspapers as soon as weather conditions perPERTUSSINnotorilyrelicvcs give a firm of jewelars as authority mit Mr Oxley found roads south tlie cough but helps to clear for the statement that Peggy Hopfrom Pocatello to the Utah border kins Joyce has bought a diamond for which she paid by a to be in good condition Highways out the infectious mucus-- and from Pocatello as far north as St in 60 harmless a way that even check for $300000 but little children and It Is described as the largest blue Anthony are in good conditioncounthose weakdiamond in the world more than the thaw is striking into the ened by illness can take it safely an Inch equate and it is et In try above 5000 feet and road sura necklace' of platinum link en- faces therein are unreliable PERTUSSIN contains no crusted with small diamonds FALLING dope and is considered by many FEARS iTFXEVlSION physicians a most soothing and BARNET England — Bishop effective remedy for stubborn tarty Tiger knock dan!ruflai Furse of St Albans six feet four I scalp irmatiSni by ttUUtxt term The is worried over television Vble-Foknocks tlia coughs It is pleasant to take r"'1S like ' bath' is the only place where he Both o!d under eruption iJ''' and sold by all druggists ) CVii'if 3Money13ack Guarantee can obtain rea privacy now and he At naffer txi lr"fftf views with trepidation the day LUCKY TIGER when his ablutions will be reflected on the screen jin-' New York r 5 fflPFFP BROOMS j ' :plf 3 ': LtJuC pounds Jam assorted berry a glass G5 Blue Pine can I¥ ' Syrup 45 Jam Del Monte berry assorted 2 cans 25 X i Karo white can "pi 45 Mem CHAD Cpyi uuru 10 bars 1 bag 48-pou- 25£ l always fresh here OLEO Fern 2 fa Frnnclsr Upon recommendation i q"rt§(l45 sPfry' 10c 1ori i''i -- tlrUiTLEi Io Ogden'a zoning commission has been reorganized j a&d will now hold regular mcfctlibgs at which sutrgextiona will fcj made to be Jater to the: city commissioners for approval it wast anFrank nounced today by Mayor ' Minor Clashes pi OTTR G0b9 ILUUil SALMON ub-mitt- - bottle of Moone's Get a X:meroId Oil (full strength) today Every well stocked drug store has this with the distinct understandcheering that your money will benot refully returned if it does soreness duce the Inflammation and pain much quicker than any remedy you ever used of Two or three applications and in 15 Moone's Emerald Oil soreness disand minutes the pain more applications few A appears at regular Intervals and the inflammation is gone few nd as for Soft Corns abed time each night at to rhrivel right and they Jupt up and scale off BY SALT LAKE ON AIR FIELDS i Shredded Wheat large 2 for posr bsran z tor Cbrn Flakes large 2 for China Oats Quick large Appointment! 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Beans cut 2 SI 05 Strlngless Peas Spring Garden can 59£ 59 Spinach Blue Pine No 2lz Qrii22c OATS p of McGregor 19 of 428 Twenty-nint- h street was given a sentence in city court $50 or today on a charge of drunkenness Judge John A Hendricks warned the youth as follows: "Last time the court let you go this time it is giving you the minimum and the next time you are in here on a drunk charge you will get the maximum" McGregor was arrested on the drunkenness charge Sunday night at Lake and Grant avenues after an automobile had been driven into a machine parked at the curb HOW TO GAEST WEIGHT None of the officers saw McGregWhen Ray Conger noted mid or drive the car they said nor die distance runner fell below could they find anyone else who did eee him so they filed drunkweight recently Coach Bob Simp son of Missouri prescribed a coa enness charge instead of charging liver oil treatment for the runner him with operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor to gain weight " i Fresh stock can can Snowdrift Wesson Oil pint 30S 1uart Mazola Oil pint 30S quart Olive Oil Old Monk pint 69S REORGANIZE! 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And how silly to say "It can't be done" when every day we do it As to prices simply compare them 8 Mc-Gui- re ht 7c BANANAS j - J :37c WHITE KING SSEe e! ! ed the Edison camp and one agent of those who escaped as he clung to the running board of "Scotty's" little flivver coupe in which the rancher all day taxied men over his own little stretch of highway with never a word of the fare "One hundred and thirty-eigI counted at the dinner table last night So far as I know only 47 of us live Ed Locke ran up and down the row of tents without a of his own skin I was thought one of them that found fcis body" HOUSE SWEPT AWAY From the lower slopes of Santa Paula 100 houses most of them belonging to Mexicans were carried out by the waters but there was relatively email loss of life reduced by arly warning of the occupants The surrounding orange and lemon groves were just given a good sweeping by the waters except for a scissors slit cut through the main river bed A motorcycle officer had done a sranollne Paul ttevero through ths river district to warn the sleeping inhabitants of the water whU:h arrived at 2:15 o'clock In a school yard the American 2Ud Crowa fed ths survivor fe)SlJi(B0'l MARIE Mich STE March 14 — (AP)t— Use of a dog sled in what may p'rove to be a race SAULT le FREE-N-o Foolin' — Race With Death To Isolated Area Calif March 14 — slash through i(AP) —A the very heart of a beautiful valley — Two Associated Press representatives followed that still bleeding" wound today from the spot where the torrent spewed its brownish blood to sully the Whit© surf of the sea Thence to where the water giant burst from its narrow canyon lair exulting in its first gxilp of human lives and twice They staggered stumbled through the rushing waters of the little Santa Clara river red with mud and rainbow-tinte- d with its oil coating They rode the highway patches walked and ran through the heavy mud They stalked through the slippery slime All for a prize more- precious than a pot of gold For they found that men could chuckle at their own deeds of valor d and women could carry on although hearts were breaking They heard the sasras of a dozen heroes GREATEST IIEIIO And the greatest of these was Ed Locke Guard of the1 Southern California Edison company construction camp at Clue Bend Ed Locke saved the lives of at least 47 men and died with his boots on and his belt and gun about his waist "Scotty" Gordon wizened and little rancher and a hero in his own right chuckled and the deed of laughed as he told- of Ed Locke "We found Ed Locke with his gun and belt on where he fell" he said And — ha ha ha— a jug of wine at his side Someone had put sm 7 Tr —1— Husky Pogs To Bun In KETTTIALTj grray-beard- ¥ STRICKEN TOWN IN FLOOD AREA 65-mi- WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH 14 192s R DSScholVs to brush lor wash it out The only tfflf? sure way to get rid of dandruff la to dissolve it then you destroy it ltU one on— the pain U goncl entirely i To do this get aboutn four ounces of ordinary liquid apply it'at night when retiring ue enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the HO finger tips By morningr most if not all of your dandruff will be gone and two or tferce more applications'will CHILDREN completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it You will find too that all Itching and 'digging of the scalp will Lyrjla £ Pinkliam Vegetable stop and youc hair will look and Compound Steadied Her Nerves feel a hundred times better You can get liquid arvon at any drug store Four ounces is all you will Daltori ra— VI was wealc need noi matter how much dandruff you have —This simple rembefore my last and edy never fails Advertisement baby was born Jly other mechildren tired I ar-vo- ! 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