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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
6
Our specialized department, devoted entirely to misses and small women’s apparel, offers a wide range of Easter frocks. Dancing frocks, street and afternoon dresses in Georgette, crepe meteor, printed Georgette and rayon features. Prices from 22.50 to 80.00.
Easter dresses for girls ages 6 to 14 in white net chiffon Georgette organza voile and sheer tafe. Styles include dainty tucks ruffles hand embroidery lace trims bolero effects and ribbon sashes. Long and short waisted models available in sizes 6 to 24 with prices 3.48 to 35.00.
Refined youthful styles feature overskirts tunics and panels developed from taffeta georgette and indestructible goile. Colors include flesh grey sand French blue navy henna Copenhagen white and black. Unusually appealing at exceptional values.
Pleasing frocks for girls aged 6 to 14 in colored voile and organdie. Many styles with dainty tucks overskirts and ruffles. Dutch necks and colors including pink blue canary rose and Nile green. Prices range from 3.95 to 15.00.
The sale highlights up to 6.50 dollar blouses now grouped as Crepe de chine and Georgene. Limited number with broken sizes. Latest spring shades include maize blue sand brown navy flesh black and white. Tomorrow only at 2.98 with prices up to 6.56 previously.
A catalog note shows boys wear including blouses and shirts in many patterns and colors priced from 1.00 to 4.50. It lists boys neckwear Windsor ties at 35 cents and four in hand ties in silk and washable fabrics at 25 to 40 cents each.
Readable fragments show discounted towels in 29 to 35 cent range and cloth items priced from 2.39 to 3.00. Mentions Turkish bath towels 20x40 inches, round damask table cloths, and traditional linens in floral patterns. Offers include 29c towels and 25c to 99c style items with rough sale context.
The Stationery Dept lists Specials including Playing Cards at 49 cents per pack, Linen Playing Cards with edge and picture backs, and a ski case. Comic Postal cards two for five cents, Twelve-tie kiddies posters with Safety First and other sketches. Colored Pictures 75 cents each show T. tree kiddies in antique scenes. Fountain Pens $2.00, self filling with 14 karat gold nib and iridium tip.
Households will find a value priced offer on medium weight household brooms at 63 cents tomorrow. This sale focuses on durable cleaning tools with a familiar brand presence and strong everyday utility. Limited quantities available in local stores.
A pre master offering of unusual importance is this special sale of skirts. They feature models in Tricollette, Fan-Ta-Si, Kumsi Kumsa, Crepe de Chine, Georgette, Moon Glow, Silk Faire and Moire with combinations of Georgette and Crepe de Chine Georgette and Fan-Ta-Si and Georgette and Moire. Colors include white flesh victory red league blue sunset Pekin turquoise navy rookie rose orchid silver and black.
Special Saturday sale on plaid sport skirts described as popular, all-worsted in new sports styles. Skirts feature quaint pockets on both sides with buttons and belts, in bright orchid, liberty blue, green, and gray plaids. Sold at ten dollars for Saturday only.
Arrived just in time for Easter, 300 new style jersey petticoats offered at a remarkably low price. Solid colors and striped sports effects with ruffles and fine jersey tucks. All lengths available in colors such as green navy tan flesh royal purple black white plus combinations in sets like green and black rose and white blue and white and black and white stripes.
A display of more than 20 styles features coin purses and mirrors neatly lined and fitted. Shoppers can choose from a broad collection during Saturday shopping hours.
Advertises men s shirts at 1.33 dollars for Saturday and Monday. Describes woven striped madras and corded patterns from regular stock, with usual values at 2.00 dollars. Emphasizes wide range of new patterns and colors in regu lar stock.
Local retailer advertises a weekend sale featuring Momarch and other Union Suit brands. Prices marked at 2.00 value with new lengths and telic or quarter show options, urging shoppers to visit on Saturday for deals.
A. special to offer the flowing-end ties of tun ail at a substantial reduction. Tien Waal would sell in the ordinary way at 50¢, to-morrow morn.
A new sale of the famed Onyx hose for men offers silk stock in varied patterns at discounts. Last buyers who secured pairs will be pleased by the news, with typical prices set around 31.00 and a sale price near 10 dollars.
A short ad notes goal quality cotton hose in black and tan with full sizes on sale at 19 cents. It mentions usual quantities and prices for a weekend sale, highlighting bargain prices and a two day event.
Fragmentary OCR shows price references to mens drawers at about 835 cents and a dollar, with broken phrases indicating low prices and pepperel material. Date or outlet not clear, but resembles a classified line or ad snippet from a local paper.
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