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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1923
Page
7
The article invites readers to shed winter apparel and embrace spring fashion at the Big Store. It promotes planning new wearables and visiting tomorrow to start a new wardrobe as spring arrives.
Creations from a weaver's loom, cotton fabrics described as flowers of spring. 40 inch wide pieces in a full armful of shades, Ralines 86 inches wide, all leading colors, suitable for frocks and suits. Priced at 39 cents per unit. Joske's Second Floor.
East and West mix in good looking Oriental style earrings and matching pendants. Prices range from 1.00 to 12.50, featuring pearl drops in amber sapphire and grape designs. A complete outfit includes earrings to match Joske's Street Floor.
New fashion notes showcase eye catching additions for coats suits and dresses including Ney berthas panel collars and cream and ecru tones. Also featured are Oriental Venice and prineees Taces with prices from $1.00 to $6.50.
Pettibockers arrive for a new season made from silk jersey in fetching colors and trim options. All feature elastic at the waist and legs with sizes that will fit you. Jarke's Third Floor.
Glove sale note describes chamooisette gloves in 16 length, suitable for spring wear and dress use. Claims ease of cleaning and a range of shades. Advertises all sizes and prices listed as $125 and $2.00 with references to lace and fashion function.
assortment of Japanese lunch cloths 48 inch size in blue print or white with dark borders priced at 1.19 each. Ironing board pads made of muslin with soft cotton filling offered at 0.89 each. Limited sale while supplies last.
Low washable mattress covers priced at 2.75 help revive old mattresses and keep them clean. Easy to put on and remove, offering a quick refresh for worn beds.
A catalog style listing shows titles and authors including The Enchanted April by Elizabeth Mirandy Exhorts Norathy Dis The Dim Lantern and The Secret Glory priced at 2.80 and 2.00, and Arthur Machen Man and Maid by Elinor Glynn priced at 2.00. The items appear as a promotional book display with multiple authors and prices.
A fragment describes spring rain touches on Trig Tub Blouses and Mada garments with Dutch and Tuxedo collars trimmed by delicate faces. Notes fashion detail and unusual phrases, with mention of color and price hints of $1.98.
Fragmentary item describes hats and fabrics with mentions of embroidered cantons and baronet haircloth. References to flowers and fresh materials suggest a fashion brief from a local paper. Unclear specifics hinder fuller summary.
Presenting filet nets eighty six inches wide with small figures and all over effects in cream and white suitable for any room. Cretonne fabric sixty six inches wide offered in varied patterns and washable color blends. Located on BBC dose hes second floor.
A mixed listing notes D For D Lunch sets with table cover and plates priced at 90c. An unclear line mentions Valentines age 15 and items including Tamale and Gunmen Cup rows with boxes, plus Valentines and two invitations, but many terms are garbled.
An arcade style promotion advertises a free cream jar with every purchase of a 60c jar of ra away. The message urges readers to visit tomorrow to take advantage of the offer and be present for the deal.
Advertises 72 by 90 inch sheets at 1.59 with an emphasis on a hemstitched border suited for twin or three quarter beds. Claims a regular price of higher amount and urges customers to buy from rx supply.
A fragmented report notes a local event, mentioning Deane and a two ride competition with emphasis on skill and moving, aiming for a standout basket or goal. Strong entities include a participant named Deane and a venue marker, reflecting a lively community contest.
An early 20th century notice describes a delicate woman’s silk gown styled with dainty faces and fan motifs. Shoulder straps and light shay detailing evoke spring fashion, highlighting Isako's Third line as a refined wardrobe choice.
Classified ad notes well made brassieres described as foundation garments with a back button design and dainty edge trim, offered on Doake's Third Floor.
An old classified snippet advertises items including a 5c braid and Hickory waistwear. It mentions Jiffy pants, Boc Shinola seta, elastic girdles priced at 1.00, and a location on Jake's Street Floor.
Silk Hose priced at $1.59 promises long wear with back seam reinforcement and full wearing-point durability across shades. Advertises Ja Brand Special quality and service in a compact retail copy.
A Joske's third floor display extols sweaters with soft breeze feel and varied colors. Text notes slip-on and tuxedo styles, solid shades and striking combos in tan navy brown and orange white.
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