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Matiaos 3 p. nu—Might 0 and *113
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MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC
Hooks Books Rooks
studies Studies Studies
Violins Violins Violins
Mandolins Mandolins Mandolins
MIKE GOGGAN
No. 225 E. Houston St.
New Plume 2115. Old Phone 4054.
EYE SPECIALIST
DR. J. HARVEY MOORE
All Diseases and Surgery of
the Eye.
Suite 204 Gunter Office Bldg.
Phones: Old 343$. New 840
DR’ A. R. BEAL
LUNGS, NOSE AND THROAT,
ADD MODERN METHODS.
Sn'le SOS, Gunter Building.
Old Phone 3707.
PILES-FISTULA
and Rectal diseases cured without
detention from business.
DR. R. M. HOWE
318-322 Gunter Building.
Dr. W. C. Hirzel
STOMACH
SPECIALIST
Gunter Office Hoars:
Building 9te 12 a. ■„ 2te 5p. m.
HERMANN SCHUCHARD
DRUGS SUNDRIES
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
'59 Main Avenue, Comer
San Pedro Avenue.
BOTH PHONES: 133
Thirty-five Years in
the Drug Business
I The California Cafe
H H. MICHAELS 4L SON
U 213-215.217L0S0YA ST.
WE WELD ENGINE FRAMES
Boilers, printing machinery, gasoline
engine parts, farm implements, any
thing made of cast iron, steel, copper,
brass or aluminum.
S. A. WELDING CO.
310 East Commerce St.
The Best Groceries
The Most Complete Stock
The Lowest Prloes
L L M. HOPKINS, 433 Main Av*
Phone Orders Delivered
Old Phono 4959
Plans for Sanitarium.
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)
AUSTIN, Tex., Sept. 18. —The tu
bercular sanitarium board is meeting
here today to receive architects' plans
for the two tubercular colonies. There
are a number of competitors.
The San Antonio Loan & Trust Co.
(lacerporated Without Banking Privileges)
215 WEST COMMERCE STREET
acts as trustee, executor or guardian
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DIRECTORS
Q>O. W. BBACXMMKIDOX, Prwld.nt.
beror <»■ Bauman, Vloe President. Bdwin Chamberlain, Vice President.
M. M Brackenridge. Dr- Peed Berff Rr.
Mrs. Caroline ZunsoMm. Thoe. B. Palfrey.
Mrs. a. A. OtribUng. Chas. A. Bilker.
WM. b. xnPT, Sec’y and Treasurer.
MONDAY.
limur struck by Auto- Nicolas
Guihardo, a farmer living near the
Medina river on the Frio road, is in
the City hoMpuat. .offering with a
badly sprained ankle as a result of
belns .truck by an automobile Sunday
afternoun while attempting to cross
West Houston street, near the in
tereectlon of Soledad atreet. Arthur
Dato. a young man, was placed under
arrest by the police charged with
recklessly operating the automobile.
The cane was postponed until tomor
row. owing to the Inability of the in
jured man to leave the hospital.
Garden stable*—Hacks, Cabs and
high-class livery. Phones 211.
Wm. Klappcsboch the expert piano
tuner. Both phones lis’
Captain Cook Surprised —More than
a score of friende surprised Captain
Sani Cook, second assistant chief of
police, at his home, 410 West Cevelloa
street, last night. It being the forty
third anniversary of hts birth. Those
present were Police Chief Frank New.
nam, Captain Andrea Coy Sr., Detec
tives A. Bodeman. A. H. Miller, Joe
Cassfano, Joe Knaus. Will Green and
Joe Stowe; Police Sergeant Russell,
Alderman John Kenney, Pete Vallejo.
Muck Melson. George Sweger. Fred
Lehr. Hob Crossby, Will Tumllnson.
Angel Barloco, J. C. Bodenmlller and
John A. O'Connor.
Dixie Social Club shirtwaist dance,
Wednesday, Sept. 20. Fest hall.
Artxt music.
Dr. A. Graves Jr. hss returned to
the city.
Pile of Rubbish on Fire—A pile of
rubbish found on fire at Bowen's Isl
and at 3:30 o'clock this morning was
quickly extinguished by Company No.
11, which responded to a still alarm.
The fire caused no damage.
Dm. Garrlng and Hatcher, Osteo
pathic physicians and surgeons. 201-
208 Gunter Building. Old phono
(828, new phone 840.
Dr. W. D. McCarty, Dentist —Has
resumed practice. >18 Moore Bldg.
Twice Disturbed Peace—Will Tay
lor, a negro, was fined a total of >25
In two cases of disturbing the peace
In the corporation court today. In
one instance he is said to have cre
ated a disturbance by loud and bois
terous language and by displaying a
pistol. After being placed under ar
rest he was identified, it is said, as
having disturbed the peace a few
hours before on North I.aredo street.
Rmnane Officer.—Geo. U McCau
ley, offices 324 H'.cks Bldg., old phone
71. Night and Sundays, old phone
47M.
Call a Taxi. Both phones 1>>.
Five Sults Filed—Five suits were
filed In the district courts today, three
for divorce, one upon a note and the
other for damages for personal Inju
ries.
Dr. J. W. Slnipeon. dentist, has re
turned and resumed practice.
Bexar County Humane Society—
authorized local branch of the Texas
State Humane Society, office 211
Mackay building, Mrs. R. I. McCalla,
secretary; E. M. Collins; humane of
ficer. Old phone 2408 (day). >877
(night and Sunday).
Quiet Day With Sheriff —The offi
cers of the sheriff’s department report
a quiet Sunday yesterday with no ar
rests for violations of the Sunday
closing law.
Dr. Ferdinand P. Herff has re
turned to the city.
Dr. Amos Graves Jr., who has been
in Chicago the last three weeks, fol
lowing the clinics of Dr. Murphy, will
return home by Saturday, Sept. 16.
Fire in Negro’s Cottage—Fire par
tially destroyed a three-room cottage,
705 Lopez street, occupied by George
Haywood, a negro, at 8:30 o'clock
last night. The house was valued at
1600. The damage is estimated at
1200. A still alarm sounded at 7:55
o'clock Sunday morning called the
hose wagon from company No. 2 to
the rear of the blacksmith shop of
Seffel & Son. A pile of rubbish was
found on fire and quickly extin
guished. No damage resulted.
Have you tried rice bread? You'll
like it- Pflughaupt's Bakery, old
phone 3698, new phone 1509.
Dr. A. F. Cook, dentist, lias resumed
his practice. 219 Moore Bldg.
Dr. Carroll to Siwak —Dr. Robert
Carroll of Houston will speak tonight
at 8 o'clock at the Prospect Hill Bap
tist church on "God's Remedy for
Fretting, Worrying and Anger.” Dr.
Carroll will also speak tomorrow
morning at 10 o’clock and again in
the evening.
“Katy Myer” Is Late —On account
of the washouts in Missouri, along the
lines of the Missouri. Kansas & Texas
railroad, the Katy Flyer, due to ar
rive in the city at 7:30 o’clock this
morning, was six hours late. Other
trains of that road were delayed for
the same cause. The extent of the
damage occasioned by the floods could
not be learned at the local offices.
Will Adopt By-Laws—For the pur
pose of discussing and adopting by
laws and resolutions for the govern
ment of company No. 4, Uniform
Rank, Knights of Pythias, and to go
through their first company drill, the
members of that organization will
hold a meeting at their headquarters
next Wednesday night. To increase
the strength of the rank the initiation
fee has been reduced and C. H. Fator
was appointed recruiting officer.
J O S K E’S
The Joske Millinery Opening on Wednesday and Thurs
day Will Prove San Antonio’s Authoritative Style Show
A Drop in Notions
10c and 15c Articles 8c
1 darning egg and 2 balls
darning cotton. In white,
black or colon Me
200 belt plna assorted, on
cards Ie
Sheet of >80 English dress
pins 8c
2 dosen assorted safety pins. 8c
2 cards superior rustproof
hooks and eyea all sizes.. .8c
2 sheets mending tissue,
black, brown or white....Io
Set collar supporters, set with
jewels and plain setting...Ie
Dress shield* shirtwaist or
regular size 8c
2 collar bands, sixes 13 to 18.8c
2 dosen hand-polish pearl
buttons, assorted sizes 8c
60-lnch tailors’ tape measure.8c
Tracing wheel, nice size Ie
1 dosen kid curlen Ie
2 large shell hslr plna Ie
Skirt gauge, very handy Ie
2 packages "Gold Medal”
toothpicks Ie
1 box Electro silver polishing
powder Ie
Cabinet of 10 boxes assorted
hair pins No
3 papers English hair pins... Ie
Richest of Cut Glass
If you’ve not visited the cat
glass section in Its new location
these splendid values should
tempt. In the center room of
the Economy Basement you’ll
find the widest possible oppor
tunity for cut glass selection.
Another point, every piece of
Joske cut glass Is guaranteed of
lead blanks and to be of best
workmanship—cut glass from
full lead blanks retains its bril
liancy forever.
75c Tumblers 50c
Beautiful heavy hand-cut tum
blers In 9-ounce size; splendid
value at 75c: Septem
ber Special Sale prlcewvC
$1.20 Nappies 87c
Plain 5-inch nappies—without
handle —either in star or chry
santhemum design; QI*
usual >1.20 value for. O ■ C
$6.50 Bowls for $4.89
Deep bowl in 8-lnch size, all
handsomely cut. Usual >6.50
values, but so few remain that
we’ve marked them y| OQ
down to "TiOeJ
$10 Pitchers $7.39
Hand-cut pitched In 4-pint size:
the Fdrtuna pattern; always
>10; tomorrow they W
are priced at a
$3 Trays for $2.39
Hand-cut trays for pick'es. ol
ives or spoons in chrysanthe
mum pattern; usual
>3 values, tomorrow dGswW
September Sale Table Damask and Napkins
Each year in September the Joske Store comes forward with a sale of Table Damasks and Nap
kins. The new fall styles and qualities are offered at considerably less than regular and patrons
are afforded an opportunity to select from the broadest and best assorted stocks in all the South
west Irish, Scotch. Belgium and German linens are offered in lavish profusion—and at
prices that spell good savings.
50c Damask 37—Bleached Irish
linen, 60 inches wide; a good,
heavy satin damask, in all new pat
terns; usualy 50c. Sale O"J/»
price, yard <3 ■ 4*
75c Damask 57c —Bleached satin
damask of Irish and of Scotch
manufacture. In dot, scrool or flor
al patterns. Splendid 75c g —
quality, for yard WM C
$1 Damask 77c—Bleached double
satin damask in Belgian and
Scotch linens, that will wear and
retain their satin finish.
JI damasks for ■ ■ C
Settees
Library or hall Settees, made of quarter-sawed
oak in Early English; golden oak or mahogany;
good and strong, well worth >14.50, -» 35
now * •wsj
Bed Springs
Made of maple frame with woven wire top and
well braced center supports, sold regu- 1 n K
larly at J3.85, now ' W
Hatchets
A good stout hatchet for a dime;
has cast steel blade, complete with
hickory handle. The best 4
value possible for XW
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT ’
THE BIG STORE
Tailored Suits for Autumn: Scores of Styles
Hundreds of Street Dresses
New autumn creations in Street Dresses—of serge, in navy, Copen
hagen, king's blue, coronation and garnet; of satin messalines, of
eolienne cloths and of velvets—made with the new Empire waist line.
In almost every instance the sleeves are short, while Dutch necks in
square or pointed collar effect prevail. Skirts here are just a trifle
wider, with panel front and bacK and here and there a flap paneL An
elaborate collection at $12.50, $15, $17.50, $25 and $50.
Party and Calling Dresses
Prettier than ever—really beautiful—are the Party and Calling
Dresses for fall, 1911.... Those crepe meteors seem to lead, but
dresses of crepe de Chine and chiffon are certain to find favor. Em
pire styles are very effective here—also the pepluf or “sitoyenne”
waist, taken from the period of the French Revolution. An un
usually broad variety at $20, $25, $35, $40 and $50.
Seen the New Skirts?
If not, then by all means come in tomorrow and let us show them to
you. During the past few days scores of pretty fall models have
reached us—many of serge and Panama and of stunning mixtures.
An imposing variety at $5. $7.50. $10, $12.50 and $15... .And in cor
duroy Skirts, now so much in demand, we’re showing pretty styles
in black, white, navy and brown, made in plain gored models, some
set off with buttons on sides or pockets. $3.98 and $7.50.
New Blouses and Waists
Come in tomorrow and take a peep in fashion’s mirror—see the
dainty Blouses and Waists for fall. Here is one of chiffon, another
of net, still another of crepe de Chine and ever so many of crepe
meteor. Charming styles and all so modestly priced—$5. $7.50, $10
and $12.50. In the Tailored Waists one pretty model of linene has
an elabortely embroidered front with the laundered collar and
cuffs; Strictly tailored Waists and only 98c each.
40c Damask Blue and white
and red and white damask, in plaid
and floral patterns, all fast colors,
lengths of 13-4 to 3% yards, of
40c quality, and this 4 —
sale, yard JL Sz C
60c Damask 47c —Loom bleached
Scotch damask, 68 inches wide, an
extra heavy quality that will stand
wear; all In attractive /f ,
patterns. Yard "■ ■ w
75c Damask 57c—Silver bleached
German linen damask, 60 inches
wide; very heavy quality; warrant
ed all pure linen; usually —
75c; in this sale, yard.. ■ C
Chiffonieres
Finished in satin
walnut, mahogany
and golden oak. Well
made and easy-run
ning grawers. Sold
regular for 1/1 (Jf)
$18.69. now
Joske Bros. Co.
JOS KE’S
85c Damask «7c—Loom bleached
German linen damask, 72 inches
wide, in snowdrop, coin-spot, stripe
and floral pattern. Ex-
cellent 85c quality, yard O A C
Napkins—Bleached sat’n napkins,
in 18xl8-inch size, made of Irish
linen, in a variety of excellent pat
terns; regularly $1. Sala
price, dozen O • C
$2.25 Napkins $1.87—Napkins. 20
x2C inches, of silver bleached Ger
man llaen, in pretty floral and
stripe patterns all hemmed and
laundered, ready for 4
use. Dozen JL a
Complete Bed Outfit
Three-quarter sizes only, all steel and
malcablo Beds, heavy tubing and cast
corner steel sockets in white Vernis
Martin and one maple frame spring with
woven wire top, well braced, and one
all cotton mattress in fancy ticking.
Sold regularly at $21.50, 12.98
Desk Tables
The Table used for studying, has desk
drawer with space for pens, pencils and
ink well. Made of quarter-sawed oak in
golden and Early English flnish’T “f
Well worth $15.50, now » • / "T
THE BIG STORE
A COLLECTION of tailored suits that is by far the
broadest and most varied that the Joske store
has ever shown so early in the season—every
style decreed correct by Dame Fashion is here. The
materials are many, but most prominent are the
mannish mixtures in a host of stunning effects, with
serges following closely, and in the finer garments
many broadcloths, whipcords, velvets and corduroys
are used.
The coat lengths are 28 inches and 30 inches—
only here and there a few are shown in longer styles.
The skirts are cut along narrow lines, with the high
girdle effects leading...... The colors?—navy is very
strong, with gray following, and the new shade, cor
onation, making a strong bid for favor. Brown and
tan mixtures are indeed popular.
Come in tomorrow and see our initial displays at
$17.50, $20, $25.00, $35.00, $50.00 and $75.00.
Suits of White Serge
Ten syles in these favorites and all especially selected for wear in the
Southern- climate. They’re of white serge in wide and narrow weaves;
coats in 28-inch and 30-inch lengths, lined with peau de Cygne or satin.
Some are trimmed with velvet, others set off with a touch of satin. Skirts
—all ouite narrow—with the panel front and back in high girdle or Em
pire effects. Smartest of styles at $20, $25 and $35.
They are elegant! Costumes of spangled nets —elaborate creations of
net, embellished with garnitures; others in combinations of richest
coloring. The splendor of the costumes is wejl worthy a trip to the
store. There is elegance on every side—and the East Indian effects
in extreme shades are marvels of beauty. $50 to $150.
Riding Skirts and Suits
Just in—the new autumn styles in Riding Skirts. Those of khaki
are $3.98 and $5; of worsteds and serges, $7.50 and $10... .Complete
Suits, too, for the equestrienne—they’re of linen, khaki, serge and
broadcloth; priced at $17.50, $20, $25, $35 and $50.
New Coats: A Host of Styles
Prominent among the new coats is the “Polo,” now so very fashion
able. They are of white and of double-faced materials; then there
are new Touring Coats of all kinds and in pretty mixtures; Evening
Coats of broadcloth in stunning reversible styles—a wide range of
models and prices. $20, $25, $35, $50 and $75.
Women’s Tailoring Department
The tailoring department is again open and proving extremely popu
lar. Under the direction of an able French tailor it seems to have struck
a most responsible chord, for during the past week many orders were
taken. All work is executed right here by an able corps of women’s
tailors Come in and let us show you the new suitings—let our tailor
make your suit. From among the many foreign weaves we mention:
54-inch velours —54-inch velour royal—54-inch worsteds —54-inch
satin-faced velours —54-inch double-faced suitings—54-inch reversible
Ottoman suitings—54-inch satin suiting—54-inch gray mixed suiting—
54-inch striped tailored suiting— 54-inch two-tone velours—ranging in
price from $1.75 to $6 a yard.
The New Dress Fabrics
Two large sales tables piled high with all the late weaves in popular
priced wool goods—every material it is possible to offer at 50c the yard
will be found in the immense collection we have ready. For example:
Plain colored storm serges \ CHOICE Blavk a'** 1 white shepherd
Fancy Herringbone serges J MONDAY J c,lccks
Fancy mixed wool snitings I I Block and white hairline
Plain silk-finished C|| \ s”* 09
Plain 44-inch Mohair Sicilians/ AZ / Navy and white pin-striped
Fancy striped mohairs I ccmtc \ chc ' lot *
Fancy corded brilliantines 1 LEO I 3 1 Red and black find blue and
Plain wool batistes / YARD / black checks
40-inch and 42°inch Wool Goods
All-wool wide Nolc serges \ m \ All-wool French serges
All-wool fancy serges j /OC aKon , al
. . >.*^** a f /All-wool Trench Henrietta
All-wool fancy cheviots f AND (aU-woo! corded cheviots
All-wool plain colored whip > All-wool plain colored chev-
cord I I lots
All-wool silk-finished Tamisc i J All-wool plain colored Pana-
All-wool fancy mixtures / YARD / mas
DINING ROOM SUITES
Only a few dining Room
Suites left, some Flanders,
Jacobean and Colonial de
signs,consisting of one buf
fet, one extension table.one
china closet, one serving
table, six side chairs and
two arm chairs, ranging in
price for complete suites:
Reg. price $240.00, now $138.00
Reg. price $389.00, now $225.00
Reg. price $433.00, now $290.00
Reg. price $475 00, now $310,00
Reg. price $550.00, now $345-00
Solid Oak Dressers, Gol
den finish, large mirror,
well made, worth CQ
$15.25, now
SEPT. 18, 1011/
And the Costumes
Complete Bed Outfit
Consisting of a 2-inch post, steel and
maleable Bed. one maple frame spring
with woven wire top, well braced, and
one all cotton mattress covered in art
ticking in three-quarter size 1A —pcs
only. Well worth >26, now...., IO» * w
Wood Hat Racks
Finished in oak, mahogany or maple,
the Costumer needed at home.
Worth >2, now ■ wQ
A big EXTRA in a big dish pan.
Gray enameled dish pans of first
quality, in 14-quart size. —
On sale tomorrow at...
J O S K E’S
Dish Pans