Silk Petticoats at Half Price for Quick Clearance
Leftover silk petticoats from a $6.50 line offered at $3.29. Made of chiffon taffeta and messaline with plain tailored flounces in street colors. Limited stock, quick sale.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1912
Page
15
Leftover silk petticoats from a $6.50 line offered at $3.29. Made of chiffon taffeta and messaline with plain tailored flounces in street colors. Limited stock, quick sale.
Clean up sale of white linens for summer dresses and suits. Ninety inch linen suiting 79 cents, ramie linen 62 cents, 36 inch waist linen 39 cents, 54 inch suiting 73 cents, 36 inch handkerchief linen 39 cents. All items stated as all-pure flax and suitably shrunk or sponged.
Lustrite manicure sets include a flexible steel file six emery boards and an orange-wood stick offered for 10 cents. Corylopsis talcum with oriental odor priced two cans for 25 cents. Peroxide toothpaste regular 25 cent tube available for 20 cents.
W R Toliver, editor and preacher, reports Boley Oklahoma as a thriving all Black town with 5000 residents, seven churches, two colleges, a high school, a $33 000 water system, and self governing government. He notes white visitors, professional classes, and strong independence with emphasis on education and progress.
In Memphis at the Owls' Home Adams Avenue and Second Street a piano went on playing after hours, drawing a theft scare until Patrolman Hoyle climbed to the third floor and opened an entry. A night watchman reported suspicious activity as the piano played on past closing time.
Arnold Bennett tests the New York to Chicago flyer and finds late starts icy cars and heatless berths. He notes dining cars scarce and a harsh delay at Elk Hart, while the Independent argues American rail service exaggerates its superiority over Europe.
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania a young woman wearing a tight hobble skirt drew attention on the streets and prompted police to order her home to change or face arrest. Officials cited morals concerns and vowed to halt such attire amid public scrutiny.
An editorial urges readers to stop common habits that spread germs. Biting coins and fingers, wetting stamps, sharing pens and glasses, and handling animals risk transmitting diphtheria and other diseases. The piece cites Pearson's Weekly and repeats cautions on everyday risks.
In Wilmington Delaware a waste problem from pauper mills accumulates for years. One factory dumped over 100000 tons of residuum from boilers on eight acres of nearby flats. The plan uses a process to extract carbon for market and convert the remainder into fertilizer.
Fragmentary ad copy mentions air products and a phone number 871 with unclear branding. No distinct event or person identified.
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