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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
SAY DRUG USED
IN WILL FIGHT
Orange Man Got Control of
Woman by Use of Drugs
In Court Now

TRENTON, July 2S.-Allegations
of a sensational character are con-
tanned in the bill of complaint filed
in the court of chancery in the suit
of William Fl. Bolitho, of Danville,
Morris county, against Donald Nc
Intoch.
Bolitho charges the defendant with
administering drugs to the plaintiffs
aged mother. who was i'll. thereby
securing control of her and inducing
her to make a will be%queathing her
property to Mcintosh.
Bolitho alleges that he loaned his
mother $500 as part of the purchase
price of land in Mt. Tabor. Norris
county upon the express condition
that the deed would be in Bolitho's
name, but that his mother had the
deed made in her name. He claims
she promised to reconvey the land to
him. but later refused to do so. 1t
is further alleged that he advanced
his mother $1,000 to erect two houses
on the property in consideration Of
her promise to make a will leaving
the property also her personal prop
erty to her son.
Bolitho AYERS hat some time be-
fore the death of his mother a few
weeks ago, Mcintosh went to live
with her although he was married
and had several children. The plain
tiff says his mother did execute the
will as agreed and gave it to McIn-
tosh t. deliver to Bolitho. but that
the defendant either lost or Destroy
ed it. Later, the allegations continue
Mcintosh. "scheming to defraud the
complainant exercised undue in
huence over Mrs. Bolitho. thereby in
ducing her to make a new will leav-
ing all her personal property and a
life interest in her real estate to him.
1t is claimed that Mcintosh admin
istered drugs and potions to her
which rendered her in a debilitated
condition, so contributing to her H.
ness that she had to be removed to
All Saints Hospital, Morristown. An
other sensational charge is that even
at the hospital Mcintosh conspired
to use influence over her by threats
of bodily violence and making her
take some strong drink which he
steadily brought into the hospital.
After she drank these potions h
became delirious and demented. 1t
is claimed that while in this condi-
ton Mcintosh got her to make the
new will.
Another charge is that just before
Mrs. Bolitho's death Mcintosh drew
$1.700 Of her money from a bank
and converted it to his own use.
Bolitho asks the court to enjoin
the defendant from disposing of the
money and that he be decreed to
convey the real estate to the plain
tiff and surrender the personal prop
erty to him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
THREE SPEEDERS FINED
ONE IS DISCHARGED

tBy Evening News Stan Correspondent
TOTTENVILLE. July 2S.-Four
speeders. three of whom were found
Lay and fined $25 each, were ar
raigned in the second district court
before Magistrate Croak yesterday.
The fourth man, Albert Smith. of
463 Third avenue. Astoria, was let
off with a discharge.
Those that were fined were Adolph
Schadwald, of Bayonne, Andrew
Pate. Jersey City, and Norman Sal
liver. of Brooklyn. William Reute-
man, of 4O7 East 10th street, Man
haitian. got off with a suspended sen
tence when hailed to court for fall
ing to keep to the right in traffic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harvey. of
Plainfield, were visitors at Prince
Bay Little Farms over the week.
end.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Knox, of Great Kills, re-
Gently.
Mrs. C. A. Shea returned yester-
day from a few days visit with her
father at Farmingdale, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Flaum with Rob-
ert Bradley are on a ten day auto
mobile trip In the Green Mountains.
An entertainment and dance will
be held at the Prince Bay Country
Club house Saturday night. There
will be a program of vocal and in
strumental music. monologues and
dancing.
The Prince Bay Building Company
is erecting a $4,000 dwelling in Fin
ley avenue
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
AMICITIA CLUB Is
ERECTING BUILDING

fBy Evening News Staff Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE. July 2S:-The
Amicitia Association, whose club
house is located in Amboy road,
Pleasant Plains. is erecting a build
ing on the beach at Prince Bay
about $50 feet west of the Prince
Bay Yacht Club for the use of the
members, their wives and lady
friends. The building, which, is 25
by IL, with a porch eve feet wide
facing the beach, will be used by
members having NOES and motor
boats. There will be a section petit
toned off for bathhouse purposes
both for the men and m The
building is but II story high con
structed of frame. 1t will be ready
for use within a short time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
EXEMPT FIREMEN MEET
AT SOUTH AMBOY
rBy Evening News Correspondent.l

II Evening News Vorrespondent.I
SOUTH AMBOY. July 2S.-At the
meeting of the Exempt Firemen's
Association held last week several
new members were admitted. Since
the election of officers last month
the organization has been working on
a new policy. in which a large mem
bership plays an important part. A
careful study is being made of recent
laws regarding such association, in
order that the Exempt Firemen may
receive all the benefits possible. The
Association meets every Thursday
night at the city hall. 1t is urged that
every eligible nan who has his ex-
empt fireman's certificate be at the
meeting. August IS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR
VICTIM OF DROWNING

tBy Evening News Correspondent
SPOTSWOOD, July 2S.-Funeral
services will be held tomorrow aft
ernoon for Miss Gertrude Rossback
whose tragic death by drowning on
Tuesday afternoon has Is a shadow
over tho entire community. Services
will be held from her late home COM
mercing at 3 o'clock. new time, and
the internent will be- in Usage
terry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
Mosquitoes Meet
Their Master
Sweet Dreams Teaches Them Their
Lesson Quickly.

Did you know that a clty-bred colt VIII
shy from a snake just as quickly as Will
an old country-bred horse. It's instinct.
It's born in 'em.
Even unto the lowIy mosquito does this
sense of instinct extend.
1t is quite noticeable that a young mo-
squito will avoid Sweet Dreams just as
surely. as do the old fellows. It's born In
'em.
On the morning that the first bottle OF
Sweet Dreams was made mosquitoes then
and there had met their master. Their
fate was sealed.
Therefore It is asked that when mo-
s~quitoes at your home become trouble
some that you try Sweet Dreams then
and then.
Your dealer can supply Sweet Dreams
ADV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-28
Arrested for Having Still

NEW BRUNSWICK. July 70
Following the discovery this morn
ing of a still and a quantity of mash
in his possession. John Bonsonia, of
New Brunswick. was arraigned be-
fore Judge DAILY sitting as a magis-
trate, charged with violation of. the
liquor laws. He was held under
bail fixed at 81, 900 and next Wednes-
day was SET for his trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-17
EX.CONNICT TO TALK

y noted eX-convict, Mr.. V. j. Stef-
fan, of Oakland, will speak at the
Christian church tomorrow evening at
7;30 o'clock. Mr. Stefan was con-
vertcd while in prison over six years
ago and since that time has been
preaching the gospel in the jails and
penitentiaries of this country. To use
his own words: Il was once a byawi-
ing,' foul-mouthed, drug and rum
soaked creature, criminal of the worst,
and for my crimes served twelve years
in the penitentiary. know the depth
of sin, and also the grace of God"
This unusual reformed criminal has
preached to large audiences over the
country and from leading men comes
the word that his messages are safe,
sound and sane, and that he breaches
with power.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-17
\ | { \ PUPILS
INSPECT SHOW
Continued from Page ~

OF oranges" said DR.. John l.. Parker
f'We know our grapefruit had come
to stay and to remain at the ton
along with lettuce and cantaloupcs,
but there had always been doubt
about our oranges. This show proves
that oranges will do as we'll here as
anywhere and will produce in large
quantities. The quality and size will
/ also compare favorably with those
from any other section. 1t looks good
mighty good"
The dancing crowd last night made
up in enthusiasm what it lacked il
numbers. The weather was so chilly
that even dancing was not as attrac
tive as usual, but the affair was thor
.oughly successful all the way through.
The music by Sandford Miller and his
crew was strictly up to standard and
the pavement was smoothed off nice
ly.
The auction sale was postponed un-
til this evening, when Gordon Bray
ley will see that the show products,
including both the grapefruit and the
poultry sections, bring the high dollar
at high point.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-17

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR TWO
YOUNG LADIES to make five dol
lars day. Call this evening or
Sunday before 3 D. m. Al Main
street and ask for Mr.. Carr.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-17

GIVE the mnfolks practical gifts things
will find that
them yOursef
Imperial Valley press., 1921-12-17

$500 A MONTH-Can be made with
a "FIiver and Kodak" Stamp for
particulars. X. Fisher, COS Union
League Bldg, Los Angeles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

son. where they will continu. to re.
side. They left immediately for
;h"ir hom"
Marriage Announced.
MIR. aud Mrs. ~. Y Foster uf thi.
city. announce tn" marriage OF then
daughter. cIeiicc Earle to Dewey
u Mullins, Of Alabama. which took
place AT the home Df j W. Dixon.
2Olc East Grace Street. very quietly
on Wednesday nisht. August II Mr.
ana Mrs Mullins viii make their
home in Richmond
Benefit Lnwn Party.
THIS evening. ;rom d to 10 u'clucIl
a lawn party Win bc held on TN. lot.
corner OF FenGali Avenue ana Ess.S
Str."t Tor III" benefit of ST. Johns
Evangelical Church.
Ounce and Lawn I'nriy
Th.rc VIII h.. Il pslm dance and
lawn party held tonigh, A. West
Foriy-SiH.h street. Forest Hiil. FOR
'hc i"n"h, Of the +. II. A. G.. Il, S
CLOCK. The main attraction Of the
evening wig be humorous selections
OF song and dance offered 10y Louis
Coleman o'N"!i and Lawrence Sea
board Drinnard. Music viii be fur
nishcd BY am orchestra.
Returns from Pulaski.
Miss Mice Elizabeth Gary mas 20
turned from a visit 20 KoanUh. and
Pulaski and ~ now "a; shady Rest 60
the summer camp Of her brOthcr-ln-
law aud sister, Mir and Mrs Samuel
u. Baker, on the Petersburg Turn
pikc. while in Pulaski Miss Gary
was the guest for month Of Mrs
Bryce y Martin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
UNIQUE WEDDING TAKES
PLACE IN ALABAMA
Srr >pnp~r Mnn MnrTirs Couple After
tirpinnc L. Wrecked with
Minister.
By Associated Press. J

BELLAMY. ALA sept S-AIa-
a'ua is 'aiEiuy today about 4 most
unuswai wedding The minister who
started 10 tie tn" knot was in an air
plano which crashed into "a tree; Il,
bias, from - siren at i lumber plant
announced the arrival % the wedding
party at the altar, thousand we'd
aiue guests wcrc seated at table
lr o GrArlc church built FOR ihe ccre-
muny. and the table wa. 80 long that
tuosc AT one end could rot hear
Speakers a. me other. Those who
htdni lance we're "rtcrtaincd by mo
ton IiStsr-s
Miss. E>-h-yn hllyson. daughter OF
tHc president ot tho Ailyson l.umtcr
Company. wa> Ill. bride, and Allen
irubbs, ~ EEtay. was tn" bride
groom. The Rev Henry - Edmunhs.
~ BirminEhaiu. started out 10 ny to
ne ceremony hut aftc- the accident
found himself unable 10 reach Rel
lApy IN time Franl, Wills Harnc-t.
.pr.sent'nG the birmingham Ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
GALLI.CURCI WILL BE
HEARD NEXT MONTH
GRIND 0prrn Star VIII Appear with
hrtists' Course Next
Month

tn" musical seuson In Richmond
viii omen cari!cr than usual this
'"ason as seats are already ON sale
for tn" series Of concerts. known a.
the Artists Course. the box Office 10,
winch IS located at the CorIcy Com
pany, 2!3 East broad street or
d"rs az" being received on every mail
i"dica tons ar" tina; tN- patrouap.
VIII be tremendous. az Mrs wilson
Greene. who is arrnuGing tho course
mas assembled popular artists. the frs,
TO appear being Myn. Galli-curci III.
coiorl tura soprano. who always backs
the city Auditorium. where IN. con
ccrts VIII take place.
She w!li be here October II. and
N" subsequent programs viii in
c!ud" many w"ll- Known artists
Holders OF season ticke;s will have
The ndvantag. Of selecting tn. best
seats. and they VIII occupy the same
locations for al I'VE concerts seats
for individual concerts viii he placed
on sal" only "a few days bocor" each
event and VIII be limited to wha,
are let, after the subscribers have
mah" their choice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
WHY YOU need
Tomalteyoustr strong and brainy"
and put the power into your
blood to overcome dis
ease germs
PRACTICAL ADVICE ON HOW TO
DEVELOP GREAT ENERGY
AND ENDU RANCE


fhe food YOU eat cont.in carbon. when
N"ur iOrd IS d!Gcstr. il - absorbed from
IN" intrstiurs into TIE blood. When ,he
carbon III your food comes in contact VITA
the oxygen carried ny the IRON in your
blood tn" carbon and oxygen unite. AMI
a. so doing ih-y civ" on tremendous
energy thereby giving you great force.
strength and endurance. without iron
your blood carried oxygen. and without
"NyGcn there Is nothing 10 unite with the
carbon IN yoI! food, 81 that what you eat
does YOU no sooG--you do not GO; any
strength from tit il Ike puCtia. coal
Into stove without nre. You cannot
get any heat unless the coal unites with
the tire.
The strongest weapon with which 10
prevent ana ovcrcom" colds. pneumonia
kidney trouble rhcuma Ism. nervous pros.
tratiun-in fact, almost any disease or
disease germs plenty OF good rich.
pure blood. strength energy and endur-
auce, and the greatest energy carrier ia
the body is organic iron. not metallic Iron
Which people usually take. but organic
Iron Ike he iron IN spinach. lentiis aad
apH!es. and Ike the iron contained n
what is Known as organic Nuxated Iron.
which may be had from almost any
druggist.
II YOU have been ticking metallic iron
without benefit such % no proof ;hlt
organic NuNat.d Iron will not help YOU
Nuxated iron often increases the strength
energy and 81 iurance OF weak. nervous.
rum down folks in two weeks time. IT
IS such al extremely valuable prod act
That even the Pope at Rome wrote eSp--
ctaliy OF Its merits in communication
20 the Pharmacie Normale. II has been
used and highly Recommended by former
United states Senators. Members Of Corr
gress Judges OF. u. 3. Courts. many pay
s!cians and prominent men.
over 100000 people are new us.ns 10
annually. Satisfactory results are guar
an,eed or the manots e'urers viii rsraga
tablet form OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. @Js.tt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
ASKS '. r. & p. PROPERTY
VALUATION BE RAISED
cts Manager tshhurnrr. az >u:fuIh
N?pcars hrforr turpnrntion
Com m jssIun

CITY Manager Ashburner. OF Nor
io!l, appeared before the Stat" CO..
poral"n Commission Yesterday. "a;
the annual tax hearing 81 elcctr!.
always electric light AMI power
tpmparics. gas companies and wate.
works cpmpnn O.. II. cited certain
specifications on which tho city ..
Nprfo!k desired nm increase n val
"a'I"n, the property being tina, o.
The Virginia Railway and Power com
Htny. ana the Norfolk RailwaH AMI
i"ch, Company. r subsidiary OF the
virginia company.
senator Aubrey T.. St~nde repre-
s"nting Campbell County urged an
.ncr"as. IN TN" valuation uf the
property of tho Lynchburg Traction
and L'Eh' Company in Camphs !
County. bringing the valuation up t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
Gowns to Be Fashioned
After Lines Of Figure
iBy Associated press !

CHICAGO. sept. S-Gruy en-
brOidcr!cs on dark frocks. lacy
enccts for evening ana striking
colon combinations with skirts
down TO ten inches from the
Ground Will be characteristic Of
winter styles for women. accord
.uE 20 the Fashion Art i.cagu. Of
America. Gowns VIII bc fashioned
after the lines Of the figures but
not form ni,inR. the league an
nounccd sleeves VII b" tight,
from shoulder 10 elbow. With u
decided fare b"lo".
The n.w styles wiu u. dis.
played AT the annual convention
"f IA" icagu" next w.ck
The day following fashion. liz.
iiocis az shc"p Is over" Au,
ltiplS. president %! thu. .cari. said
women o! America are women ~
affairs. and our fashions mug; an.
peal 10 tn" conservative last. con-
trary 10 the cdicts Of Paris. which
demand that costumes be- created
for tho actress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w JACKSON
I'D their daughter. Miss Ey"Iyn d.
ackson. are leaving September IL 40
tend the Bankers Convention n
"s Angeles. Cal. They Will make the
rip BY way Of the Canadian Rockies
nd on their return will visit many
laces Of interest in the West.
Among the other Itichnonders who
lave this month to attend the con-
cntion In Los Angeles. arc: Mr.. ard
IRIS. Thomas j.. McAdatns. MIR. and
Irs. oliver }. Sands. NrS. George y.
icAdams and Sirs. ST. Gcorg. Cooke.
krturn 10 Richmond.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James caskic have re-
urnrd 10 their home in Richmond.
tier spending some time III til"
FOUNTAINS ot Virginia. MIR ana Mrs.
askic were at buffalo Lithia Springs
or Il stay OF several weeks.
clsOn-iinrncr.
a pretty home wedding vas that
Misc Ann Nyra Garner. TO wac
en- Rufus Nelson. az Victoria Va.
hich took place on Saturday. Au-
ust -. at . O'Clock in the evening
the home Of the brides parents.
lr. and Mrs. l.. " Garner, 1902 klnI
trce,. Charleston. : 6. The brid"
as attended by Mrs. -. T. Mathis.
r.. Of Edrchcld ). c.. as dam. pf
onor Miss Lafayette Johnson. ot
linton, = c.. az bridesmaid. Ittlc
iis5cs Catherine Clement OF char.
Ston. and Bcrnicc Mcbride, Of sam
lcrvillc az nOwcr virls. and Ebert
nd James Hodges as fuarshuis. The
ainc on honor and bridesmaids wore
owns OF ye!lo" urgandia and car.
cd bouquets Of yigict-cplurvd dab
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

ware Merchants Association last
night at the fret FALL meeting of
the association. which was held at
Nurphy's Hotel September IL was
sei"cteh AZ the dat: on which the
sen'iannual meeting OF the State
Association wili bc held
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
~ AND our or TOW Y.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. Earnes ana ,hclr
daught"r. Mrs w /. Gillian. aud nor
sou William Lee Gillian. Jr nave
returned from u month's stay at At.
antic CITY.
Airs Juliet chiffon Keith has -
turned 10 ncr home. ITO Cathedral
Place. after spending the su'umcf IN
Wnrrcnton Win relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs Granville Gray arc at
Atlantic City, where they w.il spend
som. time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
WDMI:>'s MEETINGS.

Tnc meeting Of IN" Bethany HON.
Auxiliary will be held on IA. SECOND
FRIDAY ia October, Instead of Sep
TENDER rho auxiliary viii meet in
Ia. homo OF Mrs. : l.. Jones "a
Hirnn,I, %. nnd AY..lur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

anmb"r the company has ever had
TO hands
According 10 the present work !ne
s'hrdult. the mass OF orders Will he
cleared on not later than September
10. and pos Sioly earlier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

Herald. Is an ordained minister. so n.
stepped into the breach and pcr-
'"'WcI tn" ceremony. II all happened
iast nign. and the guests say a pleas.
ant jinac was had by all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
Condition Not Improved.

Mrs Bell bigger. who has beer
critically i'll FOR two weeks. showed
no improvement yesterday Relatives
~ her bedside have practically no
hope for her recovery. Mrs. Bigger
Is - years % age
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09


words The
fabric the trimming possb
which hats
enlightened ana hemine The
% the
cophoc braid the
co New York;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

Plans for future meetings were
n ado by members Of the Retail Hard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

ioui Ike Jack Frost, Salt.
lear. pure, pours frecly.--Advcrtisc Q
mont
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

William HOsecr Bahcr and Miss
3trrio Bell Martin we're married on
day, September .. a; the Meth
81 parsonage III Highland Park.
10 ceremony being performed by
cv l.. Il. Williams, the pastor. Mr..
hi Mrs Rahcr are both from Filler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

Tho marriage 81 MS Enc Lucille
awards. daughter % MIR and Mrs.
|M,rl Thornton Edwards, to claude
Pc Guthric "ili tax place at tn"
mo ut III, bride. 2sl6 Wes, Nam
rect this afternoon at , o'clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

Economies Grub for an all day ses-
sion.
Mrs. Lew Fleming, 216 E. South
ST., viii be hostess to the members
Of her bridge club at luncheon.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Gloria Del Swedish Lutheran church
will meet in the parlors Of the
church
The Ladies Bible class Of the First
Brethren church will entertain their
husbands in the evening at the home
Of Mrs. Josephine Ecker. 113 z.
Dayton st.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Grace NJ. T.. church will meet In
the afternoon at the church. The
officers OF the society will be the
hostesses
FRIDAY.
The Woman's Guild, OF the St.
James Episcopal church. will hold
their annual bazaar in the Rotary
room of the Oliver Hotel.
Mrs. Fred FrOmm, 1886 S. Michi-
gan St. will be hostess to the mem
bers Of the Frances Willard W. c.
T. L. in the afternoon.
The Optimist Club will be enter
tanned at a Christmas party by the
South Bend WOman's Club I'm the
afternoon.
SATURDAY.
DR.. Edward Howard Griggs will
present his fifth lecture of the sea
son at the Progress club in the even
ing. His subject will be "Browning's
Philosophy OF Art and Life; The
Ring and the Book"
Mrs. f. NJ. Morris. accompanied by
Mrs. G.. A. Farabaugh, will give
dramatic reading of the opera Ma
dame Butterfly" at the Progress club
under the auspices Of the Music de-
partment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
Revelations "A Vie 9Ye4 aSrs;

idea that 1 ought TO be consulted.
FASTENED to complete the molli-
flying process.
I agree with you, Mother, on
that score. I shall be very glad to
have the milk for Junior. if we
may" l turned 20 Mrs TIGER, who
was hurriedly laying a breakfast
service in front Of my mother-in-
law. Mother Grahma had seated
herself opposite me at the kitchen
table. a proceeding which surprised
me greatly. but I decided that she
had resolved to be as gracious as
possible.
There amt anything better than
warm milk" Mrs. T!cer averred.
And you can't get anything better
than our cows, If / do say it. TIGER
got 'em from a man who sold certi-
fed milk. and I make both him and
Jerry wash their hands and the
COWS udders before they milk. so
you needn't be afraid"
Il should have insisted upon it,"
Neither Graham said loftily. But
il is very pleasing 70 know that il
is done without direction So few
farmers understand the proper care
Of milk. This coffee is very deli
cious. Mrs. Ticer. How do you make
it?"
I drew a long breath as If I had
just seen precipice unconsciously
skirted. Without knowing it, my
mother-in-law had just averted a
storm of wrath from Mrs TIGER by
her comment upon the coffee, and
in the culinary discussion which fol-
lowed 1 finished my breakfast in
peace.