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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1912
Page
8
An old notice states upright pianos from any U S factory cost 12 to 15 dollars to ship to San Antonio while grand pianos incur only a little more, indicating standard freight charges for furniture movement.
Three judges may sit as arbitration board to decide which humane society loses its identity in a four charity merger proposed by the Pastors union At a Young Men’s Christian Association meeting Rev C B and Dr Frederick Bowen will outline arbitration plans if the holdout society agrees If not judicial action could be sought Critics say current system wastes donations and overlapping roles inflate costs and reduce aid effectiveness The piece also notes Swiss stamp sale in Paris and a Manchester inventor’s flying machine cottage concept.
In a disrupted Lorimer committee session Milton W. Blumenberg, the senate’s official reporter, claimed Sheridan’s notes were manufactured, denounced witnesses, ordered reporters out, and was arrested for contempt before the session adjourned with a Monday return ordered.
Prof William Bruce Leffingwell official lecturer for the Union Pacific Southern Pacific system arrives in San Antonio tonight and will deliver a free lecture at Beethoven hall Tuesday night He will discuss Yosemite Valley Yellowstone Park and railroad advertising traveling through Texas His show includes motion pictures and colored slides and the talk lasts about an hour starting at 815 PM.
Obituaries list multiple deaths with addresses in San Antonio. Hernandez, 19, died yesterday at 815 Sadie Street. funeral 8 this afternoon at the family home, burial at San Fernando. Degen, Mrs Mary Degen, 301 Blum Street, funeral 4 pm, 4:45 pm service at St Joseph's, burial at new St Joseph's cemetery with pallbearers named. Venable, Miss Nola, 30, died 2:45 pm after illness. funeral from 803 Maverick Street, interment Anchor Masonic Cemetery. family mentioned. Additional historical note on shoe exports from 1880 to 1911 and long service records in Battle Abbey and Belfast, mentioning Isaac Ingall and Sarah Thompson.
In this assortment no suit is offered under $17.50 and none above $22.50. The season’s best styles perfect-fitting garments in broadcloths serges and novel mixtures. Your choice Monday at only $7.
The collection features polo, reversible, broadcloth, caracal, kersey and shawl coats as the season’s newest designs.
Closeout sale offers white serge dresses with high girdle models, low necklines, messaline collars and cuffs, and button trim. Your choice while they last at seven dollars and fifty cents, with remnants of a fifteen dollar value.
An assortment of velvet and corduroy dresses offered in season’s newest shades. Customer choice available for five dollars each. Limited stock advertised as exceptional value.
Attractive 25 Si Messaline dresses in exclusive styles made of fine silk with messaline braided effects and button trim. Available in desired shades for only 8.98 dollars.
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