Houston Post-Dispatch (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 176, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 27, 1924 Page: 9 of 18
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Judge Bryan Sends 12
to Training: School
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wirt Friday ' sent -12 boja'te the
Booth Houston Training school tot an
;. tadetermlaat perlo4 foUowtai their
. trial on caarf es of fcrilary . and
theft. This to the tartest number
f committed to the school la on day In
V the history of TenO eonrt no-
cording to probation officer.
' The bora an all between the ages
- f -l aad 18. Before sentendnt
them Jodie Bryan talked with the
parents and the majority of then ad-
;' mitted the achool wa tha only place
- for the boys. The court told the boys
it was not a question of punishing
' them for what ther had done but the
county was trying to-help thant be
veeiai auaene. . r
- fWe or the group were ehargad
with theft of automobile! and admit-
" ted stealing eight ears. Another group
: at tares were caargea witn tnert 01
1 aeveral hundred dollars worth of mer-
chsndise. When they were caught in
the Magnolia Pharmacy they had $800
worth of marchandiaa in boxes ready
to be taken out according to offi-
cer. '
'' In on ease the boys stole a car io
which there were 11 nints of whiskv.
( They admitted selling the liquor for
" uv nun pint.
Probation Officer I. W. Mills da
flared the office has had mora serious
mnniiinti in mm nast twn mnnrni
'than in past years. Most of foe boys
.L. ..mIm jJ.jkAl Urn A JM
1ts charges against them ha said.
T0 SHOW HAWAIIAN SCENES.
Elides depecting "The Regeneration
Vof Hawaii' wilT be shown at Me-
'Aabsn Metnodlst cbnrch Sunday night
k nr N. H. Mulhart. the na.tnr
f who will lecture as the pictures are
; abowir. xne punuc is invited
ft '
neeeeeeeeaeeeei
Nt data Mm ara told ;f6saa tpa
dat at tyatca that ta raitfply won-
intiiU take tha ntiddla groundl do
not accept suggestions blindly aa being
law and gospel; oa tta outer nana
nXdaaa uMaona andre
a being a mara fa At tha I bottom
et almoet erery food fad thew i to
grain of eommon sens.' If yoa can
not fln4 tha dieUry.fruth ambodled
a any auggestton seea mm
can help you find it
Jn tha planning s to" Wato body
building material from tegata?Ua ra-
member that thla material isbaj de-
rired from f&u of ptonta wiU pot
support life. Tha learea of planta
must be added In order to help tha
body keep its balance of health.
la feeding a patient suffering from
acuta dysentery or summer diarrhea
cleanse the bowel' thoroughly by a
warm en etna; next if tha patient to
Krfectly strong adrise a complete
t for a number of hourar in some
eases for a whole nay grring MquU
food for ths first feeding. These
feedings should be largely composed
of cereal gruels albumen water or
fermented milk. Next scraped beef
dried toast fruit cereals and poached
These latter days of summer-are
especially trying to the digestion.
During the next hot spell try eating
bread or crackers and milt Nothing
else for tmv first two meals. A light
dinner of eggs or plain broiled meat
with Tegetablea and a fruit dessert
win round out the dsy. Even If this
Mntmrr fells below Your seouired en
ergy you will be all the mora ready for
a full diet next day. And if you are
C. of C Man Becomes
Assistant Manager
S. 2 Seaman manater of tha in
dustrial department of the Chamber
of Commerce haa been appointed as-
sistant manager of the organization
in addition to hia other title.
It ia understood that the chamber
plana to employ an additional man for
Mr. Seaman e department to give hhn
mora time and lessen hjs present re-
sponeibilitiss so that he can also
broaden the scop of his work.
strong' no harm wQl aoma.troa the
temporary anortago ec loo. -
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It tha nhyddan orders MaH pom"
diet prepare the ee reals and tba
Bread witoouc salt setre SBaaiiea
butter eggs foe the main dish plant
baked asDlaa or stewed prunes for
dessert with . a eerrieg af custard
for one meai Tomato - oraagea
peaches equaab melon pears spin-
ach and cabbage at among tba first
foods to be added when ta salt poor
diet to to b enlarged. J . -.
Two Injured WHsa
; : Truck Turn Over
slightly Injur!
when a Boaatoa lea Qream aompaay
track ara4 aav tb Katy road
near awaaa aaeuoa M lua a
Friday. A waauauaar amsaamea
took the men to St. Joaepk'a toiir-
KL. HmM. tS. of B0
atraat driver of tha trass was the
mora aeriraaly hurt at ths two A
aix inch gaah waa cut la hia aeah and
d uiierea many ooay o nil see. An-
drew KnoptcE BM'hslaat was brsiaad
aas eat aooat tat xac.
maiatd la tha hospital.
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Kids may fiddle with
other foods but they
always jpile right into
KcUogrs Corn Flakes!
Don't ak for Just corn Btk
aw KadiAaw'a Cave n.l.
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CORN FLAKES I fer M
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Be Sure of Children's Health
ARE ypur children healthy? Are they strong and vigorous?
XX Or are they frail and delicate pale under-developed?
These latter signs are indications of malnutrition a condi-
tion that exists in one out of every three children in the
schools of our nation.
Such children are starving for want of elements necessary for
health elements found in greater proportion in good bread-
in HOLSUM Bread than in any other single food. Truly
good bread is a wonderful food yet few eat enough of it.
But there are many grades of bread and to best serve your
family's health you ' should select a bread containing the
health giving properties in the right proportions. You will
find them in HOLSUM a loaf of unsurpassable quality
Select your bread wisely for 'There's a difference in bread."
Don't say "bread" say HOLSUM
TEXAS BREAD CO.
WHOLESALE ONLY
rDmrencetih
17.
?kftffpr-fh?A' 1602 McICinhey rAvc
Gas4 V
MEsS
1201 Tcxao A v e .
1805 W. Wcboter
Plenty of Pdng Space At All Three Stores
SPECIALS
TODAY
aAPPLES Evaporated 5 lbs for
50c
CLEANSER Old Dutch 3 Pligs. for-Limit 6 cans 18 c
SOAP Octagon large aize; lOcalceafor . . . S5c
CLEANSER Loyal American 10 cam for .
MINCE MEAT 9 oz.
Imperial Condensed
25c
12c
HONEY 1 gallon CaEfomi a
ige
. $1.50
GRAPE FRUIT No. 2 cam
6 cans
10c
MILK Tall Carnation and Borden's 3 cans for . 25c
(limit SCmii)
2 oz. Jars CALIFORNIA HONEY 10c
DEVILED CHUJ MEAT G ebhardt's Eagle Brand 12c
GRAPE JUICE Pinto 25c Quarts
.50c
BROOMS Five String Parlor
50c
SALAD DRESSING Durkee's Large 31c Small 12c
CHIU No. 1 Gebhardt's Eagle Brand
a
. 15c
BUTTER Morning Glory
44c
ASPARAGUS TIPS No. 1 Square Del Monte . 45c
ASPARAGUS TIPS No. 1 Picnic Del Monte . . 24c
inW VIRGINIA DARE
TTlilE Qnarts
DC AC No 2 ranger; acn 15c. i nr
iLna ' Per torn .qvj.a j. . I 9lvl.
25c
1.65
19c
DchydraUd Prancp Applw
Loranbtrritt .
TOILET PAPER ffi1M.ch:25c
FRENCH KIUSTARD 10c
CATSUP e"1....-......... 24c
DC AC BLUE LABEL
TATCTTD HEINZ
Largt bottlag
32c
wit
No. lVi
PUT MORTON'S F8&B
OttLl RUNNING
BUDWE1SER Z
PRESERVES r.
rkVVQ Matipnal Blscalt Co.'a 5c
VillaJjJ
8b tor
14c
25c
25c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
PURE PORK SAUSAGE 30c
FRESH CALF TONGUE ... 25c
FRESH BRAINS 15c
CALF LIVER 20c
ROAST VEAL ROLL Eti 25c
ROAST VEAL SHOUDER r. 20c
FRESH OYSTERS EVERY DAY
Fruit and Vegetable Dept
RED BALL
two dozan fr
1BI0NS
ADAlTfTC VALENCIAS
UIUU.UIO
POTATOES
BUTTER BEANS
ADD! r C Extra Fancy Jonathan
milaUJ
two down for
BROWN BEAUTY
Un poond for
25c
35c
20 c
10c
35c
two doira for
CASABA MELONS and COLORADO PINK
MEAT CANTALOUPES
BAKERY DEPARTMENT
CHOCOLATE ROLLS etch ..... 10c
ASSORTED FRENCH PASTRY 10c each 3 for . . . . ...... .25c
HOME-MADE LEMON PIES ach 35c
CHOCOLATE LOAF CAKES each 50c
APPLE SAUCE CAKES each 25c
THOMAS' DELICATESSEN
PRICES GOOD AT BOTH STORES
1602 McKinney 1805 West Webster
ON&HALF SPRING CHICKEN Country Style ..:.... . 35c
BAKED CHICKEN with Special Dressng . 95c
We Serve the Best 25c Plate Lunch in the City Seven Meats and Seven Vegetables
to Select From
PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE AT ALL THREE STORES!
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1602 Hnnoy 1005 7. Wcljotcr
1201 Tex
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