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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
7
McArdle's Saturday Sales for Workers have stirred the town with proving the store leads in low prices. The shop emphasizes its reputation as the original home of low prices where money goes farthest, a standard others imitate but cannot match.
Advise buyers of twenty five styles with regular waist prices around $1.98 and discounts to 69 cents. The vendor markets the sale as a business proposition to move stock with Red Ticket prices emphasized as value givers.
A local ad promotes 75c dress shirts at the Zivery mall along Houston Street. It touts wide variety of patterns and quality with a Red Ticket price of only 4B¢.
Ad fragment touts yard wide value for fabrics and lawn pieces be suited for sheets and children's underwear. The red ticket sale copy emphasizes low price and broad utility in a salvage stock sale style.
A stock moving sale offers elaborately embroidered wash belts with pearl buckles at 25 cents each, elastic belts in plain and Dresden patterns at 50 cents, silk elastic belts at 1.50 and 1.00, and a wide range of discounted undergarments and linens. Also advertised are lace and embroidery yardage, pillow cases, silk, dimity, and summer corsets at Red Ticket prices.
A San Antonio city committee probes private sewer lines built without proper permits, finding 7478 feet of subsurface piping under streets. City engineers map locations while owners resist municipal control, with ordinances expected next week to regulate existing systems and enforce required connections.
Margaret Gorham and family express gratitude for favors kind attention and expressions of sympathy at their time of bereavement. Special thanks to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Anchor Lodge of Masons the choir for the music and to the floral offerings.
A large crowd at Bleetiny park last night watched the selection of the automobile owner. Judges included Jacobs Tallaterso Soulter and Wells with Mrs Wells and Mrs Kayten assisting. Victoria Nunn, 22 Powder Howse street, was named a Mitte girl and Willan Ratwosdort of 207 Avenue TD was chosen as the car owner. Mr Raumstort held a ticket for Carr Woot and Goal company. Hood's Sarsaparilia is praised as a tonic and curative.
Magholin grove 26 Woodmen Circle will give Teap year ball Saturday May 23 at Turner hall. An orchestral band has been provided for the occasion and a good time is assured to all who attend.
Burial permits list brief entries noting Ascondon Masqueda aged 1% years and Wesley Martin of 702 Leal with cholera infantum. No further details provided in the fragment.
Governor Sparks died this morning after physicians reported the patient was seriously ill with little hope of recovery. His term would have expired December 31, 1910. Rock suit, Itharo white clipped oats, chicken feed, at M Marucheau's.
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