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7 Pacific Coast Health Officials dorse TFTE MORTJTXG OREGONIAtf, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1914. Package DR. L. M. POW ERS. Health Com missioner of Los Angeles, says of the WAXTITE pack age: "Sealed pack ages and wax paper wrappings are eco nomical and con venient, and at the same time protect against dust and dirt and are there by a protection from disease." CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH BUREAU OF ADMINISTRATION SACRAMENTO Sty 5itg of BtuttVt SaflfmrglDit cirnrMcvr of he a v-rm I have this day examined the pack ages sealed with ffaxtite and can thoroughly recommend the principle. We cannot give these food products too much protection and anything which will prevent dust and germs, I think ought to be encouraged. cxccvnvc orwaio There is no doubt in the world that if food could be wrapped tightly in sealed packages until it comes to the table for consumption, disease would be very greatly decreased. This precaution also has a tendency to keep moisture away from foods and is to be commended from every point of view. (Signed) MARTIN REGENSBURGER Free California State Board of Health. COMMISSIONER OF HEALTH. m 11,6 ORlcn IfissssS ffli SSS The new WAXTITE package en sures the delivery of KELLOGG'S TOASTED CORN FLAKES as crisp, fresh and full-flavored as they are when they leave our ovens. Only ready-to-eat cereal food packed WAXTITE can be abso lutely free from moisture, dust or odors. OTHER OFFICIALS WHO HAVE GIVEN SIGNED ENDORSEMENTS CALIFORNIA Dr. Ij. M. Powers, Health Commissioner, Los Angeles. Martin Regensburger, President State Board of Health. Dr. Donuld H. Cnrrlo, Secretary State Board of Health. Dr. Win. C. Hassler, Acting Health Officer, City of San Francisco. Dr. Sarshol D. Cooper, I. O., San Francisco. COLORADO John Lynch, State Food and Drug Commissioner. Or. J. M. Perkins, Health Commissioner City anil County of Denver. GEORGIA J. D. Prico, Commissioner State Department Agriculture. ILLINOIS Dr. John A. Robison, President Illinois State Board of Health. INDIANA Dr. J. N. Hurty, State Public Health Commissioner. IOWA Dr. G. H. Sumner, Secretary State Board of Health. Dr. H. L. Sayler, City Health Officer, Des Moines. KANSAS Dr. Leon A. Oongdon, Assistant Chief Food Inspector. State Board of Health. Dr. J. A. Ramsay, City Health Officer, Topeka. F. L. 1 lux table. City Food Inspector, Wichita. LOUISIANA Dr. Oscar Dowllng, State Health Commissioner. Dr. W. T. O'Reilly, Supt. Public Health, New Orleans. MASSACHUSETTS Dr. M. W. Richardson. Secretary State Board of Health. MICHIGAN J. W. Ileline, Commissioner State Food Department. MINNESOTA Joel G. Wlnkjer, Commissioner State Food Departm.-nt. Dr. C. E. Dutton, City Health Commissioner, Minne apolis. Dr. H. E. Webster, Director of Public Health, Duluth. MISSOURI F. H. Frlckc, State Pure Food Commissioner, St. Louis. Dr. Walter N. Cross, City Chemist, Kansas City. NORTH DAKOTA Prof. E. F. Ladd, Commissioner Agricultural College. NEBRASKA Clarence E. Harman. State Food Commissioner. Omaha. Hon. Jas. E. Daldman, Mayor of Omaha. Dr. W. 11. Wilson, State Food Inspector, Lincoln. NEW YORK C. J. Huson, Commissioner State Department Agri culture. Dr. F. W. Sears, Health Officer, Syracuse. Dr. Francis Fronczak, Health Commissioner, Buffalo. OKLAHOMA Dr. J. C. Slahr, State Commissioner of Health. OHIO Dr. Louis Kahn, Health Officer, City of Columbus. OREGON Dr. M. B. MnrceJIus, City Health Officer, Portland. PENNSYLVANIA Dr. Samuel G. Dixon, Commissioner Stale Department of Health. Dr. J. C. McNeal, Superintenednt Bureau Food Inspec tion, Pittsburg. TENNESSEE, . Dr. Jno. C. Bell, Superintendent Health Department, City of Memphis. TEXAS Dr. Clias. C. Green, City Health Officer, Houston. Dr. K. W. Field, County Health Officer of Dallas. Dr. W. A. King, Health Commissioner; President Board of Council, Texas State Medical Association. VIRGINIA B. L. Pureell, Assistant to State Food Commissioner. WA SHINGTON Dr. J. S. 5leBride, State Board of Health. Seattle. Dr. Eugene B. Kelley, City of Seattle Health Officer. WASHINGTON, D. C. Dr. W. C. Woodward, Health Officer, D. C. Emnia S. Jacobs, Director Domestic Science, Board of Education, D. C. Mary Arlino Zurliorst, Principal National School, Do mestic Arts Science. That is why the Health and Pure Food Officials, named in the next column, are endorsing the WAXTITE package. Say "KELLOGG'S-WAXTITE" to your grocer whenever you buy breakfast food and look for this signature: 7fj JOCKOS
