Restaurants May Close at Midnight Under Conservation Plan
Restaurant men proposed midnight closing to save fuel light and manpower, arguing food after midnight is rarely essential. A final decision will come in early October after a talk with state food administrator BE A Peden. The meeting at the Gunter Hotel also covered ice rates and cooperative enforcement of food rules as Old Clothes Week and Red Cross drives mobilize collectors across San Antonio.
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Restaurant Men's Association
Toe A. B. Weakley
BE. A. Peden
Peden
Gunter Hotel
Food Administration
Memento Shawl Bequeathed to Aid Refugees
A Belgian relief worker delivered a sentimental gift to the Red Cross, a wool shawl once owned by his grandmother in Alsace Lorraine. He said the shawl, heirloom since her death years ago, was his only keepsake and he sought to return it to aid refugees.
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Red ‘Cross
Red Cross
Alsace-Lorraine
Randmother
The
Buck
Bronx Residents Prep for Coal Shortage Fuel Crisis
Bronx residents plan to meet a possible winter coal shortage. West Bronx businessmen cut dead trees for firewood while families make their own fuel from shredded old newspapers treated with coal dust. Paper bricks soaked, pressed, dried, then burned like coal to produce heat and steam.
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Bronx
New York
West Bronx
Secretary Baker Visits American Camps in England
Secretary Newton Baker tours Red Cross facilities in England with General Biddie and Joseph Lostenery, meeting soldiers in London camps near Winchester. He chats with troops, inspects hospitals and bathing houses, praises the Red Cross work, and notes a Cleveland cousin among the soldiers. The visit emphasizes camp comfort, sanitation, and support for service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Price Bell
San Antonio
Martin
Samuel Dates
I’. J. Rogers
Red Cross
Daker
Winchester
New England
Harry Chisholm
Cleveland
Hed Cross
Chisholm
Harry
Boston
Old Country
Maker
Seval
England
Jahor
Europe
Removal Sale Prices On Men's Women and Boys Apparel
In this sale every item in wearing apparel for men women and boys is offered at higher value than before. Buyers gain from cash purchases made months ago securing lower costs before price rises. Some kinds are not available at all making it doubly profitable to buy now.
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Educator
Rice & Hutchins, Inc
Boston
Mass
Boys' Overcoats and Shirts Sale Prices Listed
A catalog of boys clothing shows overcoats priced from 3.85 to 9.35 and shirts from 1.00 to 7.50, with several entries noting sale prices and bundle options. The ad highlights boys’ shirts and blouses at various dollar amounts, including ties and combinations, reflecting a clearance or promotional listing.
Hats and Caps Price List from Department Store
On Main Floor a range of hats and caps are offered from $1.50 to $8.50. Men’s fine felt hats, scratch and velour styles, and various price points are listed with multiple entries per item.
Washer Bros Shoe Prices On Main Floor Sold Items
The advertisement lists Washer Bros. oxford styles and other footwear with prices from 3.85 to 12.60. Includes men dress pumps, golf shoes, service puttees, and army officers footwear in various price points. Specific items include $7 and $7.50 oxford, $6.95, $7.45, $4.95, $6.45, $7.45, $12.60, $15.00, and $12.45 among others.
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Washer Bros
Wardrobe and Steamer Trunks Price List
A catalog listing various wardrobe trunks priced from 33.50 to 67.50 and steamer trunks priced between 10.25 and 39.25. Includes multiple item lines with associated totals and unit prices for trunks and related luggage items.
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Ducator Hoes
Joske Bros. Co
Association
Weakley
Belgium
France
Lowlst Clase
Monteluper
Donlors
Travis
Crockett
Motor Corp .Service
Alamo Plaza
Blucher
Frost National Bank
Tong Troops
Baker
Red “Cross
Navy
Washington, D. C
Daniels
Army
Chicago
Spi
Natesee Nl
Washer Bros. CO
Zalamo and Commerce
Sal
Hat
Shoe Department
Awe
Suuit
Children’s
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