The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1919, Page 8

carne sarerennaty aga ih Sg dibldaitiedananictemaitenmtametnenpaananadeianeeuentintcaeeaemteeen " een ne name = aa THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1919. o YTHIA GREY BETTY \° *!ONLY A MIRACLE CAN SAVE BOB’S SANITY! By CY By A Dainty Frock for | YAN AnD . oe 7" » P A h CAN | WORK THAT MIRACLE? | : both enjoy the music and i: 5 The Victor l Little Miss De Dear Mins Gr When I read] He and I both en: Dinner Prior to Dance ridge Tea he Victory Club Attic Miss Demur “<a roma Setter, “1 feel wo seldom ever go cut mere clay 4 f nger mong the most attrac t re-| “The Viete b will give another | > - | “When Rob ts discharged iy newe eleet Deb be Weres than ondering Woman's letter ~ weld * > of emt eee amu | cont tctibe das wae that gtven| one. of their series of” 4 t From the hour of bis enlistment, 2| What I already ha rorry for her, as 1, 100, passed thu |once = week, and many times mot will be enterta at a dinner f ot ’ é cae a heath oa.|the same experience some t often € y evening at the Seattle Ten »y Mise Wenonah Blackwell . ‘ pa “ xt Wednesta pl w I would took Be, on p Dovicherag ae he Llp Aten p When I look back now and think } lub by Miss Ellen Messe h com | da h t seh eth desta sod tbs 1 what would when he! i, a “Unienn he geta much| 1 bad arrived at the point where | what I might have done, I thank God r , n, Mr. William | 94 I ‘ ‘ int, ha added to the inder, “Ur gets much h to stop and look Bliment to her cous s Georgia : he ¥ ‘aie basin ult come home to me. 1 bad| better, very soon, he will fail gradu.|I felt ike giving up everything|1 had sense enough p ses oF Wennen, Sve one | Mire, Witton Male ve t eamed only of a joyfu com: | ally; he will sink into the mental con. |" going my own w Tam iad |for the faults of myself and others Gal recentiy come to Victoria on a fackwell), of . — —— ing. How different were all my gay| dition of a child. Do you understand ay I didn't first. It’s = great blessing te Keswe Business trip with his fat everal da ee eas fren n the nad realit what Lam saying, J I, like she, saw divorces and tron-|as the years roll by, that you have Mr, and Mrs. H. R. Messer wi w t and the . Mot nd I wept together, part I merely nodded ont without | bles on all sides of me; but the more | someone who loves you enough to Eeemerone the affair and later the) rortuna winners were wing Club, D. z n joy and partly in sorrow, because | emot The probability paralyzed |I saw of other people's troubles, the | stick by thru thick and thin. Party will attend the * Geor Lam and Miss Gertrude The Home Sewir t ur of bis r was at hand. | my senses more I respected my own husband,| It’s very bi rd for man + ve Dy Mr, and Mrs. Fr ag F I » 1 and the D. A, ¥ | Finally Mother said Or wilt become violently insane | be he w sne of the men who |leither, to work all day ef re a fer in honor of their ves 1 1 x 88) Wednesda © how But think, Jane dear! What if he ect for an asylum. from work and was giad |else possibly not too good to wee es baxter and her Eve r Ottitie Bartel, 15 Pitt were sleeping now—in Wlander I shuddered. 1 had lived one futt| to there. I commenced to look |for and then go out nighte. tis Virginia Sheahan of Chicago. rae Aitional guests cants in| poate will be assist fieldat week in an asytum, {for the faults of other women’s hus-| physically and mentally —— wee t Maude Marks. Dinner w orved 1 have t ther 4 my We couldn't tell you, dear, be-| bands and found there were many | They can > Hong ror = dental . . tat that was : 1 oth orne vi the next day, an ey , siding over a table that waslat 12 o'clock, This will be followed heart aches f r wives who have! cause only a miracle can suave your | others far worse off than I was. | : Christening Party beautiful with pink rosee were Mre.|by a business meeting and the to ‘carry on’ in spite of that sorrow.” | husband now,” Mother stopped| I bought a piano and took music| tend to their work they will seen i Sharming christening en ence (George W. Mertens and Mra. Loulslelection of officers “Then you have courage to ‘carry | abruptly. She did not even add her| lessons. I also bought a Victrola to|find themselves looking for Ee cee ne oe che High. tI Miss Ma M Mis on’ in spite of this—this living death | tears to the story help pass the evening away. When | job 1 anneal Ee Geovreche-ctd baby | Certs Hardenbergh and Mrs. H which grips your husband?” ‘Only & miracle! Only © miracte|! wanted to go to a show, I went) ‘Try what T tried and T dare wy ape = eg ory oan frome rile i te Gnttie My only reply was to cling to her car gave Bob! I repeated the worda| with my babies in the afternoon and | you will not be sorry, on rf ee de oe: Pp a a little cloner ottly, over and over, and ’ "1 glad end even- | Woman.” jo clo softly, over and o 4 perveived| then | was glad to spend my even-| ieee given the name of And : is tia. wine teal dioeeated ersomd “Sometimes I think Bob's state in| at Mast that my lips were moving | ings at home o. w. © ‘eur Gillespie, ir. ———4§ ship of the Woman Su‘f7e parts a retribution, in a way, for the vant hout making a sound. Silence yea on | w season's blos Mra, Trafford Huteson + Gen aries G. Treat, who ha fortune his father ha de from th w 4 iy | a me om water. oo ortune his father hae made from ped us for a long time. Finally —— = een be ite eee 3 Pevceradagag Magra e : , | deen in command of the Americas war.” Mother whispered sadly. “You|1 grasped the idea that poor Mother|; KEEPING AN EYE ot Greater Cleveland, ie oem = © wt Mr M mnounced \* return: » New York would be happier, little girl, if we| was suffering as much as I, and I t 7 ny 3 || by Mrs. ° Was attractively decorated with flow pd ngagement d ye aateo not Wednaeday and areteed tt Gant ioteeplhoneine: nigel ye and lad Rd | W OMEN FOLKS Hz vice-chairman. ——_——- . | Women of Magsachusetts have rhe League to Enforce Peace ha5 | poiiead many prominent men of @ invited Dr, Anna Howard Shaw. sate in their support, with t @rs, the font especially so, wh everywhere in profusion.|nounce the engagement Vivian Bates, sister of Mr M Dorothy night. During bis stay here the guest of his brother and steriniaw, Mr, and Mrs, Harry back to us, in any state—but this. { didn’t expect Ia ever have to |" Had he been crippled or blinded | comfort you, Mother dear. You're would have slaved for him, Mother. | always so strong, so relf-sufficient a je, was godmother to = the Treat. General Treat fe eal t i ol oe honorary president of the National | ¢o mation of a Council of One Hi a - “ a ? sY BETTY BROWN But that is only what hundreds of | Rut now I'm asking you to trust me e 5 Woman Guth porter " ee gears and Mr. Lawr . » San Francisco to join his} wives of soldiers will have to do. to believe in me, Mother! II my-| American W -omges nt oo associa | dred, as an auxiliary to the M. 2 Godfather. About thirty friends nd they will then go towFort| The more artistic of admiring I think you'll have your chance | self—will perform that mirecie!” lon, to taut toe Oey ee asi ee ee ” Were present at the ceremony, and © t Sherman, Ohio, where he will assume | STOwn-ups will envy the artful sim-|to slave for Bob, aa it is,” Mother I rose to my feet and stretched my cauonal campaign concerning th | Hon. $ Mater had tea at Mrs, Huteson unctertamn command e plicity of this delicious little party | went on. “Can you bear the whole| arma wide. Mother looked at me| Peace treaty, in company wi ||. Touring: by automobile to neigl e«¢ About 49 young people ee frock for the ten-year-old girl. The! hard truth, | wonder?” atendily President Lewell of coven unt’ | boring towns in Minnesota, 4 grou $ Inj 1 Luncheon afternoon and evening Sat Howard Thomas, Mrs. T. A.| frock is made in redingote style, If Bob's Mother can, IT! try," 1| “Each one of us has a croas.” ehe | Versity, and former Presiden of Minneapolis suffragists recen' Ham H. Taft have been addressing audiences and Miss Josephine Fran-| With a deep, hemetitched hem, 4| murmured. I held my head up said simply. “Your turn haa come the country home of Mr. and Mrs 4 ont the week end at Grave rounded, cord-finished neckline, and | proud Elma Collins had a few i> aed Ste at luncheon informally on At the Kentucky republican Com | these towns on the subjects of ank Macklem a ¥ and affected a courage I wax You will take up yours and bear it , 1 seahe tans fully od velve eer’ r ; vention held at Lexington in May.|Toague of Women Voters, the p s club Frank M. Fretwell, at Eagie Ha near Tacoma a xkilifully laced velvet bow of | far from feeling bravely, 1 know aliend ie" mS 'the Gentle Tennt Miss | bo affair was given in honor air’) French blue. The frock itself is ‘of Mother took both of my hands in| “My cross can walt?!’ My voice |* Woman suffrage plank was includ: | gene vote recently gained in Mi of Miss Georgia Lear and Mr.) Mrs. D. E. Skinner, Mrs. S. B.| Tone pink georgette crepe. her own 6 simple action chilled | rang ehrilly, insistently, thru the | 4 in the state platform. vote | 2th fae ee Beek” tee Teme Ww than comforted me. She was room. “First—comes the miracle? In Australia—where women vot state legintation. Ham Laurence Warren, who are| Gibbs, Miss Winifred Swalwell and ay ¢ married n Mr. Gilbert Skinner returned Sunday Soul ° to get bet- ing me for something. Could (To be continued.) widows of soldiers appear . Fe Be continue) ter enre than anywhere else, accord:| 1¢ you gmlue your watch, ing to press reports. They are given | yraynes repair it. Near rental allowances, loans to cover be | theatre. Advertisement. . evening from a motor trip ta Waldo. Mrs. McCoy ae (he sation ie untains, return na . and Mrs. Wallace Green Col- (+, reat ane a ginnings in business, government Mine will give a dinner dance at Complimented @ CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY cnt for tecmtateaiaiaets tae Tennis club on Thuraday| Mrs. Frederick J. Podos entertair Capt H. M. Hind of the British | Lorraine Social Club \ the rearing of their children, and | Bieeis in compliment to their two |e! st dinner Seturdey evening, in tor four years, 1a opending several| ,2Orraine Social club will meet at supported vocational training! An Instantaneous | ons, Frederick and Wallace. Twen honor of her at * R we is spending several! the residence of Mra. Charles Stef <a tate Wadane Oc tecmvilel Wrinkle Remover ‘ guests will enjoy their hos |Coy, who recently returned fre poo Tag Po gr Ro nally pt Bas fen, 4408 Ferdinand st, at 2 p. m Tenn., president of the Woman Suf. Ae ‘ wintering, %8 : Calideraie, ¢ William H. McEwan. . Care: fore Tee - frage association of that state, has| The average woman is always sur. a or ee were placed for nine unwas. } ley car to Ferdinand st TvgN NT Ao become a member of the national! prised to learn, after experimentin: “ Enformal Luncheon ia 7 ore er: cad Sick: W, 0. Daltienedens “ee BY THORNTON W. BURGESS board of the Fatheriess Children ot | Sarin wees 8 pesent cs Aes c av a ridge a the . “lot Point, he Biker Chetum ‘opyright 1 = , seal France Society. effective reme Margaret Hansard 5 ; g es week end at Pilot Point, th Wenia Await ae (Copyright, 1919, by T. We Burgess) From the Kobe Chronicié4, Jap simple face wash which she crag Monday at the Seattle) A few friends are “1 to play| guests of Mr. and Mra. Robert men's Auxiliary anarete cong ng le cay erecta on 8 simple, eee Cues ae 2 was | bridge on Friday aft nm by Mrs.) Abercrombie Brown tion Bikur Cholum, at the home of s a bag s only to get Bien sien purty was|G. W. Sotiday at ber nd later a ae Mrs. D. Kiein, 1317 Yesler Way, at Peter Promises to Keep the Secret school chose thelr gra dered ‘saxolite from” : : , additional « 4 will come in for = i Phitney | 2 o'clock exercises as the time to make woman druggist and dissolve med by Mrs. E. Weldon oe © " a Mire, Harry nitney oe PETER RABI mat staring | waistcoat, with a broad black cres- suffrage pleas, therehy causing con pint of witch hazel. Ap and Mrs. Henry A. Keyer, t® Treat. who left last Tuesday en a} P f , th t ¥ t th r ble excitement. When the po-| this refreshing solution to the 5 ot Miss Hansard Six “* * matoring trip to Vancouver and Vic West Weodlanad P.-T. A. down at ¢. nest and eggs of | ce on the breast Theré was a iderable ex nt. P every day for & while The res "| Joint Hostesse toria, returned home Sunday even.| ‘The West Woodland Parent-Teach. Mt". Meadow Lark he noticed that | yellow line above each eye. Carol's | lice heard of the speeches, they at |is charming—marvelous. Even afi Bests were entertained Join ostesses the approach to it was by means of back was of brown with black mark-| once sent detectives to make a full | the very first treatment the wrink i ing. amsociation will hold its annual show less plainly and the face has @ Mrs. Frederick B. Fisher and Mrs. eee roe tar taide ax Waamand ‘oe Steet a regular little tunnel of erase It] ince, Hin sides were whitish with | investigation. on Kea ey Beg “Week End Part, A. Bastheim will be joint hostesses 5 ne segentsace eal pe ms Bring | Was one of the cloverest things Peter cl Sweden and the Yukon have given | Mc. firm. comfortable feelae sclee eek End Farty this evening at an informal dance me Bon eye ree appt will be [Ver had ween, “No wonder I never PORES ssi heen ae full enfranchisement to women, confidence in cne's appearance. This A party of young people spent the | to be given at the home of the lat 9 port a oe m1 ot funce ene ¢ ” have beet te within the last few weeks. harn home remedy is used by end in Olympia at the country ter. Out of town visitors will be Py oe served Pas, \ Lark's oman Mrs. Roger G. Perkins, who re | thousands of women to oblitepsse of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Falk! the guests of honor ¢ H Nera 1 Clb hought Peter resigned from the chairman: | yertinement Mrs. A. J. Palknor, of Seattle “#8 ‘ - ae ordica Choral Clu Sud Moeaenn then, tant cue ooeaeh Bias: - beisisssvt eB dos aise we in linn Georgina Swanstrom lef Nordica Choral club dance at hall d them over. The party Women's University Clitb| sunaay to spend the summer with t this time, I think it ia just won-| burn, t naa aah hide her home so. I do hope Jimmy entertain with a maginee lunc Women of Mooseheart Legion cette ggg agg Rg Mrs. H. B. Perry will] Mrs. E. C. Neufelder and maid i x skunk ten't anywhere arousd MeDonald, Mr. Robert The Women of Mooseheart I Hor wes, Mr. Judson Falknor, Mr. sive the vocal selections, accompa witt meet rer’ ih lock, The tagres Falknor, Mr. Donald Palk.|nied by Miss Edna McDonagh. ‘The ee li ly |team of the Women of Mooseheart | oy ony hate oe te j and, Miss Gladys Holcomb of | hostesses will be Mies Carrie Raser " ver island | swift give their annual dance in the| = unk was new re sean, and Oe Peter sighed with relief Very o returned from a three weeks’ fously looked ring trip about Victoria and Peter eat up and a this way and that way Jimmy How | Found The Safe Way! To Give My Baby Milk. , and Mrs. W. R. Colby, jr : hi # . . P "anet a Mrs. Cyril Stutfeld and Mra. Ar-| *¥ening at Moose — fully he walked around that nest j thur Matadorf motored to Bend. gs and itm little tunnel, then hurried . iss Lear Complimented Ore. with thetr parents, Mr. and| Adele M. Wielde Club over toward the fence where Carol I AM the happi- an nic at which Mrs. Hayes, last week. Mr. and| Adele M. Fieide Parliamentary | the Meadow Lark nat An outing a pie est woman alive, © ‘Miss Georgia Lear was honor guest was given by Mr. and Mrs. J. P| Lane && their beautiful héme at East Mrs. Hayes have been in the city|Proceduro club, annual picnic at! “It's perfectly beautiful, Carol,” he several weeks visiting their daugh-| Alki Point. Members will meet at| cried just as soon as he was near ters. Second ave. and F st, at 10) enough. And I won't tell a single | “It's perfectly beautiful, Carol,” he My baby is on th road to health. ~. of on Sunday. Tennis, boating | ee o'clock. soul.” cried. water sports were indulged in | Mrs. D. V. Halverstadt and chil . +8 I hope not! I certainly hope not,” Only a mother can kno fourteen guests who enjoyed, dren, who have been in Calffornia Wisconsin Goldenrod Club leried Mra. Meadow Lark in an|®pote and streaks of black. The what that means! elightful day. jare expected home shorty. The Wisconmn Goldenrod club will @nxious tone. “I never would have Outer edges of his tall were white - a fm | vee meet with Mrs. Ira Eldridge at her another single easy minute if I He was far handsomer than one Our doctor told me that the tafe, and almest sure to agree with My Mr. and Mrs. Horace Reed have| home at 2755 Forty-#ixth ave. 8. at| thought you would tell a living soul Wouwd suspect, seeing him at a div | safese way to give him milk was baby’s delicate stomach. gone to San Francisco to spend the | 12-30 A box luncheon will be| about my nest. Cross your heart, tance. Meter told him #0, and this : ; % - ‘Thatis why Iamthehappiest niet pense Peter, and promise that you won't,” @eeed & please Carol greatly to give him Nestlé's Milk ht illes—ter tag babe ea. eee | eee Peter promptly crossed his heart | which is made out of pure milk , Mra. lL. F. Sullivan and nieces, | Zora Kensington Chub and promised that he wouldn't tel) al Neat story: Bob White Keeps His modified with justtherightamount = w Leer ne Met Ce Miss Kathryn Shea and Miss Ann| Yora Kensington club at home of |single soul. Mra, Meadow Lark | Secret. Heytve ear a | "They will’ Shea, have taken the home of Rev.| Mrs, John Munter, 1130 13th ave. §,| seemed to feel better, Right away | of sugar and cereal. ob jrethyt ae inn atis Mother's N. B. Harrison, 5015 University | at 1 o'clock whe flew back and Peter turned to DON'T ALLOW YOUR RUN Heciplained to me that malting the fk on bor taain epnatede boulevard, for the summer months. cee watch her. She dropped dagen into milk inte 8 fully powder breaks up and enough Mohit's Bead foc 12 S eehie Progressive Thought Club Pienie = the grass, but it wasn't we he those hard-to-digest curds, so that ings. All you have todo is tofill out | Miss Dorothy Conner, Miss Elea Progreanive Thought club will meet 54d found the nest. With a puzzled | DOWN CONDITION T0 when you add water just a send thecoupon. Thenyou can be, nog Clarke and Miss Victoria Mc-| for its annual picnic at the upper | 00k on his face he turned to loo! minute, you have the nearest thing in me, the happiest woman in the |Lean will leave ‘Thursday for De-| Woodland park pienic grounds at UP, &t Carol, Carol's eyes twinkled CONTINUE the world to mother's milk—clean, — because your baby is well. troit to attend the triennial con-|19-29 a m. Take Phinney car I know what you're thinking vention of Delta Delta D Peter,” he chuckled. “You're think Increase your jaded appetite, re- Nemlé’s is pure Milk in powder form that is already modified and a noror-! Brin, < un up, p00 i o a ity held at the Hotel Statler. July | tory” Former members comcias iN it is funny Mra Meadow Lark |store your weakened digestion, re- does not require the further addition of mitk, Always pore and Fe 1, 2 and 3. In Chicago, they willl tortieg ally didn't go straight back to our nest build your shattered nerves, replen- tafe, always uniform, and free from the dangers of home spedifica- |be joined by Miss Esther Johnson : i ie hen she seemed so anxious about ish your vanished vitality. Try tion, Nestié's has stood the test of three generations and Aas today whe wih te the olimal exnte | Chabal: Conte: F a it. I would have you to know she|Proud’s Portolive Tonic and note the larges sale of any baby food in the world, s e i e from the Univernity of Washing wis Cl : » too clever to do anything #0 fool-| the almost immediate and steadily | ; 6 Chehalis County Pioneers will | io» at. 8 Il enough | increas improvement n ton chapter Miss Mclean wil ish as that. She knows well enough increasing improvement in your . sing e app. cation (0) lrepresent Theta Alpha wines 6 hold a meeting in the orchard on the | that somebody might sea her and condition. This wonderful, purely | FREE! Enough Nestlé’s for ater will go to New York, where|°4 Brady place, near & A so find our secret. She has walked |Vegetable nature tonic acts directly| 12 feedings. Send the coupon! | basket dinner has been arranged and of the Ne there from the place where you saw on the stomach and bowels, cleans- ne New! « one should bring his own York school of fine arte. Mrs her disappear in the grass. That is|ing the system of all Impurities Walter Clarke will chaperone the | Unch knife, fork and spoon. A large | the way we always do when we go|through the proper channels. It party on this Eastern tri “ will be built, with seats for to our nest. One never can be too| infuses new life into the tissues, e 8 8 farr dinner, careful these days.” Then once strengthens the muscular action, | Dr. and Mra. Frank K. Munday | ptt: Bonney, secretary of the State | more Carol began to pour out his|and restores your former energy, | Pioneer association, will be the she will be a stud a NESTLES MILK. ; Pieece seed we ‘ree your boot wed tris! pechere. . 7 spent the week-end an re sige eo happiness, quite as if nothing had| vigor and interest in life. Use it Ramen. relieves skin trouble “Sum Gideon home at Crystai| °* aker 6 he ges : 6 Of interrupted his song. for thirty days and watch results. aa iedines early pioneer life will be given by) Carol the Meadow Lark is a hand-| Energizes immediately. Strength " members from every "| some fellow. As Peter faced him he| ens permanently dorsed by C29 mene ane BEE earner ‘The moment Resinal touches Itching, Resino! Otntment and Resin! apt Ras country a him he | ila: the aullacing: wesally slope, te pat wap aay Bom vee | Yodbe\ Wreletae Sheseen ent ae es waw a beautiful yellow throat and physic sy’ oa avirvitate the lomdorest ohn, Mrs. Bausman, who have been tour The rapidly loses Its angry-look, the They clase away pimples. Glacier Park for © werk, te-| BODY ARRIVES EIGHT | have returned from a trip| victims of the r, reached Se attle Monday. He was a graduate : even more quickly aided by Reale! Soap, Seren badavel annoton Sicsiaid Malis Fhoucneectuan |" MRENE ieatnd heae (a wanes | \F i | and their danghter,, Miss Gladys had been wrecked, the body { ) \ : with Mian Claire Stolten-|of George I. th, one of the y will f { Hl : | HIT all ,) | eee jot Broadway high school, and at Mr. Alexander Scott Bullitt left|tended the university, His par. He has > no im - ast night for Washington, Db. C,|ents, Mr. and Mra. $ Sjoreth, | - | e yA ¢ days, having obtained leave of ab-|—— ul f attle P four/are making funeral arrangements, ¢ ly a we = Wes ell y 4 jj y Stimson, and Infant son N \ XK SS FAVOR THROUGH. ITS‘).FLAVOR » who spent a day (eaalich : 2 l Ih Mh ose tas See Unusual Economy Kapel to Patter foro ing—Better than eith ver, B. C., to meet Mrs, Ewkridge 'Mr nd Mra. Ewkridge will stop again on their way South Work Burglars Oil for salads, at half the price of er. » more Wholesome and Economical than lard or compounds. Use one-fourth to one-third less Mazola for shortening than butter or lard. la , use Mazola fb edeepomey hr oe tay Wonderful Cook Book. Write today for it. Jimmytng the front door and open ing the safe by working the combi nation burglars Monday night got Carnation 4 $200 in war savings stamps, one $100 They Love It! | Liberty bond and $23 in eash from | the Ch cht restaurant In| Children enjoy Carnation Milk 7) the L. C. Smith building | with thelr breakfast cereals, and as A desk in the Western Fuel com-| a delicious drink, pany, on the 10th floor of the same | them all they waat—it's geod for building, was forced open when bur: | rah, eweet, pure eo lars gained entrance to the offices, | porated, hermetically weal '@ but nothing was taken | A flat-bottomed rowboat vained at | Lore Per ont roe. $65 was stolen from th vharf of 1. | ste gf ag eg “nvlk supply needed in your Berean, Sat Ww. ATG won| CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO, ya . Lake Washington, Sunday | tion Mitk from your groces 4 hw bea hot from our ovens. ith. prove Ite scoweee P. 0. Box 168 New York WKH ble I. W. Cameron failed to show up| poo af 100 Recipes Fr Write oie Dy in federal court Monday to answer | Ceraation Milk Prod , Wark Pa ye 4 to a government charge of boot-| Evety grocer everywhere sells Kellogg's every day legging. His bail of $500 was for Remember, your grecer has Carnation felter