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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1916

Page

3

Many Delegates Coming to State Merchants Convention

Sixty Texas cities will send delegations to the Texas Retail Merchants Association convention in San Antonio June 12 to 15. Governor Ferguson plans to address the gathering, after which delegates will visit Corpus Christi as guests of the local branch. The group admitted 33 new members and announced 40 000 advertising cards.

Texas Texas Retail Merchants’ Association San Antonio Ferguson Corpus Christi Nic Peters W. J. Uly Retail Merchants’ Organization

Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure After Few Uses

Advertises Danderine as a scalp treatment that eliminates dandruff and falling hair after one or two applications. Claims a 25 cent bottle available at drug stores and asserts itch relief and permanent scalp health after limited use.

Baby Week Observed At City Conference In Ball Room

A mass meeting crowned Baby Week with the City Federation of Women's Clubs hosting in the Gun ter Hotel ballroom. Nat M. Washer presided while Mrs. J. T. Smith praised federation work. Dr. M. J. Bliem urged care for infants and futures against prenatal risks. Music by Madam Alicia Petitclerc and others preceded by a prayer.

Citizens’ Mass Gunter Hotel City Federation of Women's Clubs National Federation Federal Children's Bureau Nat M. Washer J. T. Smith City Federation M. J. Bliem S. J. Porter Alicia Petitclerc Peggy Bliss Anita Daniel Romberg

May Quit Paying Bounty In Bexar County

County commissioners weigh ending scalp bounty payments to avoid repeating past waste after state funds ran out. Clerk Joe S Newton told to monitor Austin and alert when the $100,000 appropriation is exhausted. Commissioner J. K. Lamm warned about paying out hundreds before reimbursement was found.

Bexar County Joe 8 S. Newton Austin J. Kk. Lamm

Masons Hold Field Day at Alamo Lodge No 44

Field Day exercises at the Masonic Temple under Alamo Lodge No 44 began at 2 30 PM Friday to confer the Masters degree on ten candidates. A principal degree team from York Rite Masons and San Antonio Commandery No 7 helped exemplify the work in full ceremonial form.

Masonic Temple Alamo Lodge No. 44 San Antonio Commandery No. 7 San Antonio

Sunday Passage to Sutherland Springs Bus Return Ad

60 cents Sutherland Springs and return every Sunday 7 55 a m Southern Pacific Adv.

Sutherland Springs Southern Pacific

Preparedness Congress Opens in San Antonio Church

The Preparedness Congress of the San Antonio district of the Methodist Church opened Thursday at Travis Park Methodist Church and will close Saturday. Friday featured lay meetings with delegates from Kerrville Medina City Pleasanton Poteet Somerset Boerne and Fairview. The pastors quarterly conference and members meet at 6:30 p.m. Friday at the Original Mexican Restaurant with about 200 expected. Three congress sessions are planned for Saturday. Dr J Rawlings of Nashville will be the principal speaker.

San Antonio Methodist Church Travis Park Methodist Church Kerrville Medina City Pleasanton Poteet Somerset Boerne Fairview Congress J. Rawlings Nashville, Tenn

Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief

Advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast cure for indigestion and stomach misery. It claims relief within five minutes from heartburn, sour risings, belching, gas, and nausea, with a fifty cent case lasting months for the whole family.

Pape

San Antonio Welcomes Imperial Potentate on Shrine Visit

Imperial Potentate J Putnam Stevens arrives by special train from Austin to San Antonio for Shrine duties. A novices parade and ceremonial at the Scottish Rite Cathedral precede a banquet at the Menger Hotel. The visit includes sightseeing and a return to El Paso Sunday night.

J. Putnam Stevens Imperial Council of Nobles Mystic Shrine of Ben Hur Shriners of Austin Imperial Potentate Stevens Ben Hur San Antonio Ben Hur Temple San Antonio Shriners St. Anthony Imperial Potentate Mecca Menger Hotel Imperial Party New” Shriners Walter C. Sparks R. E. L. George E. K. Ramsey George T. Ferris George M Lackey H. A. Hirshberg Henry H. Bryant Joe L. Nix Jacob Eugle J. 5. Stern K. D. Manton Joseph Murray Joe Karotkin D. J. Stitt C. W. Anderson C. O. Stalsburgh

Fatal injuries from locomotive blast near Del Rio

G W Hill fireman of Southern Pacific died at Santa Rosa Hospital after being scalded when a holler on a freight locomotive exploded seven miles west of Del Rio Thursday. He was moved to San Antonio on a relief train Friday. Engineer Millard Holmes of Del Rio was killed instantly.

G. W. Hill Southern Pacific del Rio Santa Rosa Hospital San Antonio Millard Holmes

Child dies in bonfire in Hackett Arkansas

Frankie Kimmons a 3 year old son of a miner died after wandering into a bonfire at a local gathering. The incident occurred as older children played near the flames. Aid arrived too late to save him. Postal Money Order Service Restored in Mexico and extending quickly. The Mexican Consul reports service restoration across much of the country and notes the national agrarian commission held its first meeting with plans to be announced after refinement.

Hackett Ark Frankie Kimmons Galveston Tex Mexico Juan A. Mateos National Agrarian Commission

Car skid kills man and injures others in Wichita

In Wichita Kansas this morning a car with five occupants skidded about 100 feet and overturned at high speed killing George Newton of Bartlesville Oklahoma and lightly injuring three men and two women Five others escaped unharmed according to local reports.

Wighita Kan George Newton Bartlesville Okla

Wealthy Brookline Man and Curious Coat of Arms Charm

A Boston suburb scene describes a rich Brookline youth noticing a friend wearing a water chain charm that mocks heraldry. The charm features a chauffeur rampant a police man couchant and a justice of the peace ex pectant in playful emblematic form.

Brookline Boston Watcr Justice of the Peace

Plant Juice touted by Milwaukee readers for stomach cure

Mrs. Mary Mead of Greenfield Avenue Milwaukee reports Plant Juice cured her stomach trouble and improved her husband’s condition. She says both regained appetite and vitality after using the remedy and recommends it to friends. Plant Juice is sold in San Antonio at Fischer's Drug store.

Mary Mead Greenfield Avenue Milwaukee Wis San Antonio Fischer's Drug Store

Playground urged for Washington Park by city women

A committee led by Mrs. Belle Dilgarde and Mrs. George B. Peyton urged the city council to convert Washington square into a west side playground. A petition from last summer awaits action due to funds. Commissioner Lambert promised to bring it up next meeting as Mayor Brown notes limited progress.

Belle Dilgarde George B. Peyton F. W. McAlester Washington Square West Side Lambert Brown West Ashby Place Medina la Fitte Krempkau Hess Streets Eads Avenue Kearny Concepcion Creek Eureka Paving Company River Avenue Health Department Arlington Court Albert Steves Sr

Boots for spring fashion in white kid leather

Ad describes Wolfsons boots made of fine white kid leather with laced pattern and a height that complements spring skirts. They are pitched as comfortable and well fitting, priced at $5.85 per pair, located on the first floor.

Textile sale note for domestic 39 inch weave

A catalog entry notes 39 inch wide unbleached fine weave medium weight textile. Not more than twenty yards to one customer. Second floor.

Marquisette fabrics offered in beige with Celtic motifs

Four marquisette designs with appliqued Irish point and vine motifs. Sold in lengths of two and a half or three yards. Priced at 1.95 to 2.15 per pair. Second floor.

Suitings and wheels offered upstairs in second floor

Woven shepherd check cotton suiting fabrics 27 inches wide priced 12 cents per yard in 15e grade and 12e yard. Adjustable ball bearing steel wheels advertised at 1 dollar 95 cents. Second floor listings.

New Neckwear Fifty Cents in various delicate designs

Several new and dainty designs in low flat collars organdie piped in colors organdie with silver thread embroidery white Georgette white organdie with vallace edge white Georgette with satin edge also collar and cuff sets in colored organdie hemstitched and picot edged and one set with deep apron collar all at 50 cents. First floor.

Kimonos Special at 1.39 In Cotton Crepe Fabrics

Advertises light blue cadet and pink cotton crepe kimonos with hand embroidered motifs priced at 1.39 dollars each on the third floor.

Victorian Era Vinci Tonic Ad Claims Health Gains

San Antonio readers receive a testimonial heavy promotion for Vinci cod liver and iron tonic. A Scranton conductor recounts improved strength and a 26 pound gain after use, asserting broad local validation and listing numerous San Antonio pharmacies and drugstores selling the product.

Cotton Challis and gowns on sale in store

Cotton Challis twenty four inches wide with Persian designs suitable for sacques or comfort coverings priced five cents per yard finished with crocheted yoke and embroidery. Made up gowns of fine nainsook offered at 95 cents each. items located on the second and first floors respectively.

Hat Veils Priced Between $1.50 in Ramage Designs

Listing describes hats and veils offered at $1.50 featuring white, black and two tone schemes with ramage motifs. Styles include circular shapes with dainty meshes, heavy thread borders, and beaded edges.

Silk Hosiery at Fifty Cents a Pair

A renewed stock of an unusual grade of fiber silk hosiery in black and white. Finished with risle soles toes heels and garter hems. Priced at 50 cents per pair.

Blouses Priced at $1.95 in Various Fabrics Gathered

A sale offers blouses in two tone voile white voile with lace and embroidery trim wash silk striped taffeta and crepe de chine all at exceptional quality and style for $1.95.

Yard wide light grounds with stripes and figures

Yard wide, light grounds with stripes and figures in assorted colorings offered as a special at 9 cents per yard on the second floor.

Wash Gloves and Pajama Checks Sale on Second Floor

Readable items note Kayser's chamoisette gloves two clasp style in white and black priced at 50 cents per pair. Also mentions regular linen finish cases and lower quality cases with small price points. Pajama checks ten yard pieces sold at 1.29 per bolt Saturday, with second floor location.

Kayser

Durable cotton towels with hanger 18 by 36 inches

A sturdy 18x36 inch cotton duck towel with hemmed edges and a convenient hanger marketed at 12/2. Located on the second floor, price 124 each.

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Louis Oxford Fashion’s Choice Newport W. & G. Shoe Co East Houston Street Dandruff SOG Commerce St. Bei Sale Mien’s Shoes Levine Slater’s Ferguson & Davis Snow Aterlac Kepley Masons Antonio Shine Hill Rot Gould Washington Park Woman's Club City Council Wolfsons America Wolfson Vinci Scranton Vincl G. B. Sorber Vine St A. M. Fischer Meier Commerce St Sap Drug Flores St Main Ave George Keene Military Plaza H. L. Wagner Hicks Appmann Drug Store Arge Pear Saul
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