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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
6
Mothers and children will visit Joske’s tomorrow to buy school clothes. Featured are long waist styles with crisp collars and sashes, some embroidered in color, others with ruffles. Suitable for girls aged 6 to 16, prices are attractive but limited time only.
Priscilla Dean Tam hats priced at 1.95 offering wide fray red felt and black velvet combinations. Some trimmed with a tip or quill. Menus suggest checking before buying school hats at Jeake's Third Floor.
Catalog note: burly sweaters selling for 7.85 with new patterns and pull over styles. Specials emphasize school wear and durable construction. Limited stock across sizes while ads promote in-store availability and Saturday sale.
A cheerful retail note urges parents to seek guidance from trained baby salespeople about creating a healthy practical wardrobe. Emphasizing fabrics and fit, the piece promotes Joshe’s as a destination for newborn apparel and related essentials.
An ad presents hair bows at reduced price with varied styles including checks, plaid, and stripes. The copy mentions colorful fabrics and emphasizes securing and enjoying the bows before they run out, reflecting a decorative shop style.
Fragmented OCR lists school supplies and items for sale at a local school market, naming pencils, tablets, notebooks, covers, loose leaf paper, and wood products. Mentions vendors and a street location in uncertain form with several garbled items.
Ad copy describes silk middy ties priced at 75 cents, offered in multiple color variants. Mentions themes of fashion utility for schoolwear and a warning against burdensome alternatives. Includes garbled terms and locale hints without clear owner or date.
Fragmentary ad copy markets petticoats priced at 7.49 dollars with references to a schoolgirl theme and a third floor location, but the text is garbled and partial. Describes items and a shop context without coherent details.
A vintage advertisement notes Cadet school hose for children in black brown and white offered at 25 to 50 cents. The copy emphasizes quality and value with phrases about light weight and "splendid games" while promoting generous supply and color options.
Fragmented sale list shows children's and boys shoes with various brands and sizes. Items include oxford styles in calf and brown leather, prices ranging from $2.50 to $4.50, with several entries showing sizes from 2 to 11 and notes on vampes and colors.
An old advertisement describes gingham frocks for young girls with trimmed collars and pockets in varied colors, featuring sailor-style rolls and decorative embroidery. Sizes available. prices listed at $1.48 and $1.98. Third Floor.
An ad promotes corduroy knickers at $1.59 with inviting lines about boys wearing them for play and everyday wear. Mentions a 17 year old girl named Tia in casual promotional text.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mindy styles, white garment, a large tie detail, and items like jar and ewhix with filwear. Unable to determine a coherent event, person, or organization for a solid summary from the provided snippet.
Tubable suits for Oliver Twist style outfits described as two piece sets. Descriptions include lined with tan collars, large pearl buttons, silk fins, middy jean and other fabrics in tan henna and other shades. Sizes range from one to four years, with trim and neat finish.
An advertisement offers shirts for mothers and daughters at Jouke's Street Floor. It promotes Oxford cloth shirts with button down collars and pockets priced at 1.98 dollars, plus imported madayaa blouses with silk stripes in assorted colors. The copy urges readers to visit the store for selection.
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