Urge Members Rip as Patriotic Duty
San Antonio chamber directors approve a war emergency drive to recruit a large member base for expanded funds. The effort aligns with federal calls for labor in food production and conservation, aiming to enlist every merchant, businessperson, and civilian to support the Chamber’s national crisis programs. A planning meeting led by J W Hucker and a special committee will set the campaign in motion Friday.
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Chamber of Comerce
United States
Chamber of Commerce of
Chamber For Labor
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Hucker
E. K. Webb
E. EB. Hillie
Army
Navy
Washington
Plan Food and Feed Meetings at Schools
City schools host a series of food and soil talks led by Prof. L. E. Wolfe and George J. Roark to guide parents in home food production. W. G. Hand and others speak at Smith, Lee, and Lamar Schools with outreach to Brackenridge and Douglas negro schools. W. W. Evans plans soil and plant instruction. The talks aim to boost home food production and enforce ordinances against free-ranging chickens.
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L. E. Wolfe
George J. Roark
The
Food Conservation Commission
San Antonio
Smith School
Iowa
Gevers
Wolfe
B. G. Lane
Lee School
North Pine
Lamar
W. G. Hand
Government Farm
Lamar School No. 6
Mr. Hand
Brackenridge
Douglas
W. W. Evans
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Food Commission
Evans
Roy Jackson Missing Child From 216 South Street
Roy Jackson, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jackson of 216 South Street, has been missing since Tuesday morning. Mrs. Jackson appeals to police for help, fearing harm may have befallen him after he failed to reach school. Neighbors and family have searched the city. he is described as large for his age, weighing over 109 pounds, wearing a white sport shirt, gray trousers, black shoes, stockings, and a checked cap.
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Roy Jackson
C. B. Jackson
South Street
Dollar Day Women’s Underwear Specials
An array of women’s undergarments offered at dollar day prices. Includes corset covers longcloth muslin teddy bears drawers gowns and chemises trimmed with lace embroidery beading and ribbons. Regular $1.25 values sold for $1.00, featuring high and slipover necklines and sheer muslin choices.
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San Antonio
Day Brings Bargains on Men’s Shirts Coats and More
Dollar Day sale offers men’s sport shirts crepe Loisette Madras low neck short sleeves in plain colors and fancy stripes sizes 14 to 18, regular 1.50 to 2.00 now 1.00. Coats white duck for bartenders waiters and cooks at 1.00, previously 1.25 to 1.50. Ne Glide shirts silk m xaril or silk mercerized items, 1.50 to 3.00 values now 1.00, plus navy one piece bathing suits 1.00 and 1.25 values for 1.00.
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Oxford
Men’s Working Co
Penaud
Madras
Kabo
Merito
Justinte
Warners
White Canvas Footwear Bargains for Dollar Day Deals
A women’s footwear sale offers white canvas pumps colonials and button oxfords with hand turned and welted soles Cu ban leather or covered heels. Regularly 3 50 and 2 00 values now 1 00. some sizes missing. New summer stock presented as Dollar Day bargain.
Dollar Day Boys Apparel Bargains Highlight
Advertises three blouses for $1.00 in percale and chambray for ages 6 to 15, rompers at two for $1 for ages 2 to 6, knickerbockers at $1.00 from $1.25, and straw hats at $1.00 each in multiple styles and colors.
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Willie
Americen Y
Wolff & Marx
Wolff & Marx Co
Marseilles
Long
Arcadia
Lambert
Adoddar
Wolff and Marx
Congress
Sea Island
Wolff & Marx Company
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