Washable boys’ suits on display for 2 to 8 years
The store offers washable suits showing the season’s new features for boys from ages 2 to 8 years. Located on the second floor, the display emphasizes fit and durability for young wearers.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1917
Page
4
The store offers washable suits showing the season’s new features for boys from ages 2 to 8 years. Located on the second floor, the display emphasizes fit and durability for young wearers.
The ladies' shoe department is now on the second floor in front, with ample daylight. The move highlights improved lighting and visibility for shoppers.
The ad touts Van Lax as a superior medicine replacing calomel with gentle bowel cleansing. It claims quick relief from bilious sick feeling, sour stomach, and bad breath, with no griping, and notes use for children and daily dosing. It directs readers to obtain a 50c bottle from druggists or Van Vleet Drug Co. Memphis Tennessee.
After raising over 1000 dollars from selling 10000 flags for the Red Cross, the San Antonio Chapter plans a twilight concert at the Majestic Theatre Sunday at 615 pm. The San Antonio Symphony Orchestra will perform, Ed Raymond donates the theater, Guessaz Ferlet provide programs, and Mrs. Henry A. Greene and Mrs. Frank Badger chair the event.
J M Dobie of Cotulla is in San Antonio on business staying at the St Anthony. Mrs Oscar B Bergstrom and daughter are from New York visiting Meneer. J B Carlton of Waco registered at the Gunter. Others include A H Hartman of New York at St Anthony W A Wallace of Chicago at the Gunter J H Harshaw of Denison at the Menger Fred Usher of St Louis at St Anthony W C Clouran of Washington at the Gunter E N Brown of New York staying at Men ger J R Blessing of Chicago among the crowd Mrs Sterling Baker of Sonora at the Gunter E M Childs of New York at the Menger Mr and Mrs G I Light and son of Pilot Point at the St Anthony Mr and Mrs H P Stone of Uvalde at the Gunter E M Childs noted again at the Gunter.
A vintage advertisement promotes scientific massage and Harlandale hot sulfur baths to increase weight. It notes the Harlandale South Flores streetcar for access and claims rubbing aids tissue growth.
In a Wagfon Star style excerpt a young man quotes poetry about a loaf of bread and wine as Miss Cayenne notes bread grows dearer in a prohibition community, highlighting tension between art and rising prices. The scene captures a budget tension in a literary vignette.
Highland Park overlooks the business center with direct access from Commerce Street. The property corners at Walters and Rigsby streets offer over 200 homes and more to come as a premier residence area with city improvements including sidewalks curbs gutters water gas lights sewers and mail delivery. Lots start at 50 by 150 feet with prices from 225 to 500 dollars.
The ad touts Highland Park in San Antonio with city services and 200 plus homes. It promotes a new $40,000 school and urges builders and investors to buy city lots close to town, highlighting growth and favorable terms.
Today’s Army orders extend leave for Captain Robert J. West of the Thirty-seventh Infantry for three days and Second Lieutenant David H. Blakelock of the District of Columbia for ten days. Detached: First Lieutenant Herbert H. Clarkson and First Lieutenant Charles G. Helmick of the Sixth Field Artillery.
Testimonial claims two drops remove corns without pain after years of cuts salves and knives. Brand Gets-It advertised at 25 cents a bottle sold by E Lawrence Co and listed U S distributors in Chicago San Antonio and local stores with endorsements from several named firms and pharmacists.
Enthusiastic committees and strong leaders prepare to launch a 50000 debt campaign for the YWCA with a march 1 opening after a Feb 27 plan was moved. Team captains include Miss Marion Bliem Mrs F L Hillyer Mrs Harry Hyman and Miss Bertha Sperring among others. a follow up meeting is set for Mon 12115 at the YWCA building.
About 800 business women in stores offices and industrial concerns pledge staunch support after a rousing Thursday evening meeting at the association building.
Street car and jitney patrons urged to go independent and ride a bicycle with easy payments offered by Portage Tire Co located at 2218 Alamo. The ad promotes affordable bicycle purchases to customers seeking alternative transportation.
Advertises an Internal Bath system named the J B L Cascade that supposedly cleanses the lower intestine with warm water. Promotes health benefits, claims constipation relief and increased efficiency, and offers a free explanatory book from H L Wagner's Drug Store in San Antonio.
Ian B Stoughton Holborn resumes a series on Greece to modern civilization with a second talk at 8 15 Saturday evening in the Main Avenue High School auditorium. The lecture compares Spartan socialism and Athenian democracy to illuminate enduring principles and current world conditions.
Editha admires her new summer work and marvels at silk from a humble worm. Her mother rebukes the reference to Editha’s father as unnecessary chatter.
E L Littlepage of Morton Gap Kentucky reports a six inch ferrous sandstone statue found on a cave ledge in North Christian county Kansas. The rudely carved seated figure with extended arms is well preserved with minor head and arm weathering and is believed to be an ancient idol relic dating earlier than other Indian mound finds in western Kentucky.
Purporting to boost winter resilience, an ad claims S. S. S. purifies blood to restore vigor and appetite. It touts over 50 years on the market and directs readers to Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for free books and medical advice.
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