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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
7
The Stout Figure Dame Fashion presents striking gowns wraps suits and sport takes designed to slim the wearer. A long straight severe line with a waist belt showcases tailored dark shades and current trends. Prices range from $45.00 to $245.00.
The brief notes emphasize how essential accessories are for a woman tending to her wardrobe and footwear. It highlights the care given to shoe varieties, suggesting attention to detail and personal upkeep as a reflection of taste and practicality.
Fashion notes compare rustling taffeta and soft crepes with styles that slim the figure and age the wearer younger. Skirts priced between 10 and 35 dollars pair with blouses for daytime outfits in striped or solid colors. Also mentions full price range from 35 to 345 dollars for dresses or items.
A Saturday evening children's program invites families to attend Don Quixote at Beethoven Hall. The flyer urges reading the book to familiarize kids with the characters and notes Uncle Wig Fly will also attend. Tickets are $3.00 at Joske's Second Floor.
In 16 button styles priced at 1.25 each, these good quality Chamoisette Gloves are shown in a bright assortment of spring shades. Available in sizes 5 1/2 to 8 1/4, they pair nicely with spring suits or frocks. Street Floor display at Jocke's.
On the second floor of Jotke’s store spreads in unbleached muslin are advertised. The listing promises full bedding quality with decorative French knots and mentions balster details. Spreads are described as complete and attractive, with emphasis on immediacy for purchase.
A fashion feature notes bracelets as a prevalent fad for women with many wearing multiple pieces at once. It highlights various styles including stone-set bracelets and Chinese, Egyptian inspired designs, suggesting a wide appeal and decorative use in society.
An old advertisement describes hair switches priced at 7.95 to 9.95 with notes on fine grade hair that is wavy and of various textures. The copy mentions stock on the second floor and mentions a dozen packs or doske's spelling quirks.
A factory representative Ms. Ge Richardson explains daily corset presents at the Corset Salon aimed at Souk women. Demonstration by Demonstration Oy Vom Corsets in a sales floor setting.
Local notice announces a removal sale at Shoe Dept as they prepare to move into a new location. The store urges customers to buy current stock with prices described as true bargains. The message mentions Joake's Street and Florida.
About 50 lovely framed pictures with tinted frames matching the art. Copies from masterpieces, priced at 2 to 3 dollars each. Attractive decor for the home, located on Doake's Second Floor.
For cunning little fellows from 6 months to 2 years. White checked dimity with or without collars. Finished with dainty lace edging and hand embroidery on pockets. Joske's Third Floor.
Thrifty shoppers will welcome this offering in sheets full bleached and hemmed with good deep hems Now is the time to buy several pairs for they bring a generous saving Doske's Second Floor.
The silk classic of 1928 returns with hundreds awaiting a yearly sale of the broadest selections and finest weaves. Silks have been chosen from patterns worldwide including India and Egypt, vibrant and daring in color and design, with exceptional values. Watch for further announcements and plan to attend.
In a second floor sale Jaske's offers heavy quality Spanish laces 36 inches wide at 2.50 values. Laces come in 187 shade options including black navy brown caramel tan and white. The romantic patterns reflect real Spanish influence and exquisite appeal.
A fragment describes a youthful attire emerging from a crash theme with novelty crepes and Tinghanne influences. Garments feature attractive styles in cheek colors and solid tones, trimmed with crisp organdy and self touches to appeal to younger audiences.
Scarfs offered at 75 cents each describe 18x60 inch and smaller sizes in jewel colored edges with pebble cloth textures. Luncheon sets priced at 1.49 appear in new teen styles with assorted designs and attractive signs, aimed at households and dresser décor.
Silk teddies priced at 2.98 feature crepe de chine with bodice tops and lace trim. Silk gowns priced at 35.95 offer crepe de chine with empire necks and Valenciennes lace trims. Vanity vests and knickers priced 2.48 and 3.50 present reinforced underarms and fitted waists. Third Floor selection highlights varied shades and construction.
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