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All the New» That’* Fit to Print—Since 1871.
THE AUSTIN STATESMAN
Page 2—Friday, December 10, 1926.
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Per lb. 28c
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before in the
BREAKFAST BACON
CHEESE
Per lb. 33c
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Per 1b. 6c
SPINACH
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■oil of these reglons Rek*
Per lb. 26c
LOIN STEAK
phosphate at lime end
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SCIENTIST’S FIGURES SHOW
Other fine Coats, $65 and $75, and
splendid values as low as $30 and $35.
GAMMEUS
BOOKSTORE
You can have the luxury of a Fleecy
Camel’s Hair Coat. Colors: Gray,
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in delcate shades
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Red Diplomat Leaves
Gowns for Books.
$1.50 Silk Neckties
Broadcloth Shirts ..
KM Dress Gloves ...
Felt House Slippers
If you have $5 or less to spend
on “his” Christmas.
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health a
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Of Every Description—
Suitable for Christmas
Presents.
Fine selections of
All can be had for $5
or a lot less.
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$16.50$22.50 $27-50 $3O.oo to $37.50
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dash of Eno
the removal of
Wisconsin,
Full Cream....
Boys’ Suits and Overcoats
Wonderful values in three and four-
piece suits and snappy little Mannish
overcoats-
$6.50 $8.50 $12.50
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Beautiful styles and materials in Bolivia, Velour with
light and dark furs. All sizes and colors.
$9-75 $16.50 $22.50 to $39.50
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AEN TermM no strings attached to help you with your
N XN shopping!
"I was terribly weak
my last baby came; and
st seemed as though I
This is the place to come; you’ll find something he
needs; something in perfect taste.
Gloves, Mufflers, Hose, Neckwear, Handkerchiefs,
Belts, Shirts, Pajamas.
New Spring Hats are here for Christmas Selling,
$7.00
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No Bitterness
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agatnst the United states for retus-
ine vermisslon tor her to enter that
country; she regarded it merely as
a misunderstanding on the part of
the United State. in not realizing
With the stamp of approval of the United States
Government! “Sole Owner” Sells Fresh Meat with this
stamp exclusively! There is no reason to risk your
health when you can sagfeuard it.
RED HOT PRICES SATURDAY
ATTRACTIVE FROCK
A very attractive blue berge dress
for afternoon 1* trimmed with tat-
teta rufties of a lighter ahade and
a vest of hand-tucked bole de rove
chiffon.
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the leafing mind
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ceatance wt the body. Deity or irfegu-
larity in the clearance of residual wate
burden* theaystemwithpoisons which the
blood-stream absorbs and carries to every
organ of the body. Litle ills, big ill*, ils at
the mind and even of the imagination
oftencan be tracedto intestinalinactivity.
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Railways Better
Atterbury Says
amoetatod Press Duapaten to Statesmem.1
pan. where rice I* the
differ widely from the
Mothers Owe It
To Their Children
To Be Healthy
There is a
necessity
close com-
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that she can lend her influ-
ence for the upbuilding of
their better natures.
Thurlow R. Weed
FUNERAL HOMI
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Two Phonee 6080-6317
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prominent one*, that minute de-
postts of copper, tine, thanganese,
ftuortne ane borum may control the
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—Railroad
mervice in this country te better now
“Of course the richer the sou the
bigger the planta and consequentiy,
the animal*. Th* children of immi-
grant* to the United States are tall-
er generally speaking, than their
parents, because they are reared on
soil that has not been exhausted
by centuries of uh.
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ten seingeEnLAEo
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but the chemist reallzes
that she, as the minister of a great
country which is recognized by most
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Texan Sentenced
in Phoenix Murder
tlmrt.au Peem Diw.uk to Statasman.1
PHOENIX. Ari., Dm. 10—D. O.
Lane, formerly of Cisco, Texas, was
fouad guilty of moo nd degree
murder by a jury in th* Maricopa
county superlor court late today in
connection with the fatal shooting
last July IT of Dr. John Franklin
Reed. Phoenix jeweler and optictan
Lane shot Reed when he found
him in the Lene auto camp cottage
embracing Mr.* Lane, according to
evidence offered at the trial.
Mothers realise this and
ow that to be a companion
them they must have the
rength to go and do. And
nost everywhere you go
wadays you will find moth-
s using St Joseph’s G.F.P.
build them up and
rengthen them.
Among these mothers is
itatistics showed that the
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MEXICO CITY, Dec. 10.
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“It to all very well to have a
heart of gold," says cynioal Sue,
“but that can be said of any hard-
boiled egg"—By Gettier.
product of codfish and Indian corn
diet, combined with the strenuous
outdoor me of the early periods, is
fast giving way to a type fattened
by meat and vegetables from the
south and middle west. He is less
muscular than his forebears because
less active.
“Soil, climate and cultural condi-
tions work together to produce ani-
mal types. Probably the greatest of
these is soil.”
Immigrant Children Taller
Tt lp our probtom to discover
what fertilisers to use, in order to
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Funeral directors. Prompt am-
bulance service. Phone 6451--Adv.
Future Americans Larger
The future American as prophe-
sied by the soil chemiast, will be
larger and more alert than preced-
ing generations. HU mixed diet will
not only produce brawn, but also
brain, and the increasing prosperity
of the country will develop cul-
ture. - . .
Another factor in his favor is his
mixed racial heritage, bringing the
physical and mental strength of
many peoples into the caldron from
which he U brewed,' says Dr. Up-
man.
The time may come when man
will consciously rule his own devel
opment, when he will fertilize the
land to improve his own descend-
ants. and when every restaurant
menu card will carry, not only a
calory count, but a notation of the
places from which the foods come.
Library in Trunk.
“If the world must know the ter-
rible truth." she chuckled, “one of
my two trunks contain* books only,
and the other trunk ha* my ward-
F°Br mbrary conststs of a wide
range at general literature in ball
asdzemlongovgrsimentRstoryhd
poetry predominating.
“I am accredited to Mexico," Mid
the soviet minister when asked a*
to report* that she might um Mex-
Ica City a* a base for propaganda
in the United tates "I have noth-
ing to do with any other country
and will have no activities tn the
United State*. It would be going
beyond the bounds of diplomacy it
i." ...
m type of
was the
so that the wary diner may balance
-_________________- —________his rations by geography as well
growth of both plants and animal* as by heat units.
By VIRGINIA SWAIN
NEA Service Writer
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Dec.
— Though science has thus tar
failed to create a man in its labo-
ratories. It may In ths future be
able to grow on* exactly to speciri-
cation*.
For soil chemistry, which has
made great advances in determin-
ing what kind of plants shall in-
habit th. earth, is now hard at work
on man.
Dr. Jacob Lipman. director of the
New Jersey agricultural Experiment
station, announces this new idea.
Whereas we now fertinize for al-
falfa, or cotton or wheat, we may in
time be able to fertilize for man's
physical health, temperament and
artistic talents. We may discoyer
the exact chemical which is needed
to grow a race of musical sealuses,
or of students or °t twmat*.
woman diplomat to serve in
the Tll’i-r hemisphere brings
more books than dresses to her new
post. The luggage of the newly ar-
kvea Busslan minister. Mme. Alex-
andra Kollantax, consisted of only
two trunks. She laughed heartiiy
today when the Assoclated Press
correspondent asked het about the
report that she had brought sixty
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
Silk and Wool Scarfs, $1.75 and $1.95
Plain and Fancy Silk Socks.....49c
Chemistry Modifies Humans
This does not mean, of course,
that types of men can ever be
grown on huge plantations, as cot-
ton is grown now. But it is true,
Dr. Lipman deeleres, that soil chem-
istry can greatly modify types of
human beings and other animals,
according to th* design of the
chemist.
"Everything goes back to chemis-
try." he says, “Plants depend upon
the son, and vary as the anil va-
Ties. Animals Uv* upon th* plants,
or upon other animals that sat
them, and therefore ar* also de-
pendent on soil chemistry.
"Animal types in China and Ja-
TUSH, Tusm , |
Father: When I was your aga.
son. I was glad to get dry bread
to eat.
Bright 5-year-old: You're bet-
ter off now that you are living
with us, aren't you. daddy.—An
From aU druggises at fi.i} and z0
acm;czcnab,eneana
sule efgennst
HAROLD R RrrcH a Co,, he
iyt Madison Avenue,New York
Tenoma **»■
“Wish you’ll tell the folks
through your paper that we've got
two perfectly good Fireaton tires
up here waiting for their owners,”
City Detective J. E. McClain told
newspapermen Thursday. One of
the tires was reported stolen about
23rd or 24th street about two blocks
west of Rio Grarde-street, and the
other near Duyal and 27th street,
a check of the police records show.
The tires are at the police station.
Miss Jessamine Fennar, secretary
of the personnel bureau of the Na-
tional Young Women’s Christian
association, was the guest of the
University of Texas YWCA recent-
ly. She talked to many girls of the
school, both in groups and person-
ally during her two days’ stay in
Austin. She told the young women
chiefly of the opportunities offered
them as YWCA workers.
Recommendations of the Hoover
conference in bulletin form for traf-
fic laws have been received by the
Texas Council of Safety, according
to W. E. James. Copies will be
sent to each member of the legis-
lature in order that there will be
time to study the contents for a
passage of a similar code for the
State of Texas, when the matter is-
brought up in the coming session.
Approximately 380 girls enrolled
in the University of Texas are earn-
ing all or parts of their expenses
while going to school, according to
Miss Lula May Bewley, assistant
dean of women. Of this number,
about 205 are earning all their ex-
penses.
chtaway.
and have i
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BAGS FUR-LINED
The tortotme shell top la aaan on
many nt the newest handbaga Fur-
nned haad bag. are another
novelty.
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CHICAGO, 111., Dec. 10.—Parts of
the bones revered as those of the
12 apostles, said by the Chicago
historical society to be contained
in an ornate leather reliquary were
withdrawn from the sale of the so-
ciety Thursday and turned over to
officials of the Catholic church.
Part of the famous collection of
Charles F. Gunther, Candy manu-
facturer the bones will be returned
to Rome by representatives of Car-
dinal Mundelein* who felt they did
not rightly belong in the possession
of a private individual. A con-
sideration for the relics remains to
be determined.
ROLL ROAST Fonsneeef
South America, where beans and
maize are the staples.
“We have learned that soils minus
iodine produce animato inclined to
goiter. Sociologists may not have
understood the prevalence at feeble-
average American is much larger
than the European. I attribute this
partly to the intrinsic richness of
American soil and partly to the
complex diet achieved by means of
American transportation systems.
“A New Yer’ er sits down to
breakfast at a table loaded with food
from seven or eight parts of the
country—■grapefruit from Florida,
cream from Long Island, sausage
from Missouri, wheat rolls or grid-
dle cakes from Minnesota or Kansas.
“Because of this mixed diet, we
see distinctive regional types dis-
AND 80 HE DID.
Wealthy motorist: A gallon of
petrol, and hurry up. It s push you
need here. That’s how I made my
money. I pushed and pushed.
Apprentice: Well, sir, youn have
to push some more. Thus ain't a i
Crop of petrol in the place,—South 1
Wales Advertiser. _
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tainvalue,andnosuga.
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Trials Coming for
Fertilizer Trust’
[Associated Press Dispateh to Statesman.]
BALTIMORE, Md., Dec. 10,—
Anti-trust proceedings against 39 of
ths principal fertilizer companies of
ths nation are expected to be filed
in federal court here soon.
The department at justice has
conducted a lengthy investigation
into affairs of the fertilizer indus-
try and it has made arrangements
with district Attorney Woodcock to
submit a bill of information, prob-
ably today
It is understood the government
is prepared to file criminal proceed-
ings in an effort to break up what
It believes to be a national combi-
nation within the industry.
V. O. WEED. Phone 8223.
Undertaker and Ambulance.—Adv
EARRINGS ARE “IN"
Earrings have passed the experi-
mental stage. While they are no
longer featured in such bizarre
shapes and designs, they are devel-
oped in diamonds and precious
stones, more elegantly than ever
before.
■XRKN We, too.
A dinner ring that I* »U the most
exacting woman could Mk for ha* a
huge black and white pearl ar-
ranged in a diagonal line, and
aquare diamond* fllUng In th*
spaces between.
"UE BEAUTIFUL DRESSES
Many Beautiful Dresses in Juniors’, Misses’ .
$9.75 $16.75 $22.50 to $35.oo
torx, W. W. Atterbury, president
of the Pennsyivania railroad said 1
Thursday in an address before the 1
th* convention of th* association of 1
life insurance presidenta
By the en dot the year, railroads
will bave put into capital expend-
itures more than tive billion dol-
lar* aince 1920, Mr. Atterbury aa-
serted. WhUe earninuz are on the
upgrade. he Mid, “rliroads need
more partners and must be allowed 1
BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 10.—Th*
good name of Tombstone, Arizona,
was defended in a deposition read
in Suffolk probate court Thursday,
by the man who “arrested pretty
nearly qvery man that done any
killing there." •
The depoffent was Myatt 8. Earp
of Los Angeles, deputy sheriff and
United States marshall at Tomb-
stone during the 80 s, and his testi-
mony was introduced in support of
the contention of Mrs. Carlotta
Cockburn of San Gabrief, Calif,
that she was a niece of the late
Lotta Crabtree and entitled to a
share in the former actress’ $4,-
ooo.ooo estate.
Looking back on the days when
he enforced law on the frontier.
Earp declared that witnesses who
have described Tombstone as a
rough town were all wrong and
that in Its wildest days it wasn't
“half as bad as Los Angeles.” *
physical and ment 1 growth.
“He also has noticed that the men
of Vest Yirginia and Kentucky and
central New York ar tall and pow-
erful. because those soils are rich
. telegram Thursday from a
tative of General Nicholas
lex, rebel leader, saying he
his way here to renew
of allegiance of General
Ies to Ds La Hureta.
Eamuslowa . Per lb. 36c
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"We are learning that the chem-
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amounts may be 3junjt as important
to human development as the mor*
Florine Beabout, who
..u in San Antonio, Texas,
at 2506 San Louis St She
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