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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1912
Page
12
An old advertisement promotes Hot Springs Liver Buttons to banish constipation and cleanse the liver and stomach. It touts gentle action, claims superiority over harsh purgatives, and offers free samples from Hot Springs Chemical Co., Hot Springs, Ark.
Eusebio Esteban Garza born in Guerrero Mexico and resident of 403 South Flores Street declares his intention to naturalize as a U S citizen after completing all legal requirements. Old furniture made new. Carter Mullaly Transfer Co.
Detail for McIntyre Captain Augustine McIntyre of the Third Field Artillery who will be an instructor at the School of Fire for Field Artillery Fort Sill. He now commands Battery B at Fort Bliss and will proceed to Fort Sill by September 1.
A vintage advertisement touts Stearns' Electric Rat and Roach Paste as a trusted exterminator for rats mice and cockroaches. It promises a single night kill and no mess unlike powders, with a money back guarantee and nationwide druggist availability.
The shop urges summer frocks to clear quickly to make room for daily incoming fall stock. New goods must stay fresh and smart looking while summer dresses are marked at selling prices.
The ad lists gingham dresses and lingerie styles priced at $7.50 with $2.48 sale offers. Gingham pieces are trimmed with embroidery bands and yokes for street wear. Lingerie models are described as dainty and pretty, all originally valued at $7.50.
Lingerie lawn and colored dimities dresses offered for misses and women. Prices noted as 8.50 with sale items at 3.29. A wide selection includes sizes up to large 44.
A readable notice describes a sale of dresses in pique, cotton corduroys, linens, voiles, lawns, and dimities. Styles include embroidered and hand embroidered designs. Previously priced at 10 to 12.50 dollars, the current display promises a beautiful line recalling past peak season offerings.
Dimities lawns imported Scotch ginghams piques linens and fancy brocaded tissues offered in a display on the third floor. The $17.50 dresses are marked down to 6.48 a sale meant to show respect for the garments though prices appear well below their true value.
Assorted black and white dress pins with two balls of darning cotton in black white and colors includes paper silver steel pins and a 60 inch tailors' tape line. This listing appears from the Main Floor Section E inventory.
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