The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 61, Ed. 1 Monday, March 13, 1922 Page: 5 of 6
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its hew modes in their first showing at KOEHLER’S. Spring
^shopping days for Spring Apparel
New Millinery Modes
Spring Silks, Woolens, Cottons.
The selection of yardage materi-
als neever loses in interest for a wo-
man at KOEHLER’S.,; This week
emphasizing spring and summer
materials, the most exclusive fa-
brics as well as those for practical
service. No fabric & ever pre-
sented by this establishment that
has not assured fashion, always the
merit of style equaling the excel-
lence of the texture which will re-
pay one’s times and care in making.
Canton Crepes, Taffeta, Georgette,
* .
Sport, Silks, Wool Skirtings, Dotted
Swisses, Ginghams and other want-
ed yardage goods in splendid show-
ings.
Whether you are selecting
a suit or dress, start the sea-
son right with one of these
entirely new models. They
have been selected as much
for their entire originality as
for their particular becom-
ingness to our patrons.
Prices ranging from
$15.00 to $35.00.
Original, Exclusive and
Better Still, Attractive
Dresses for street, sport and
evening wear in delightfully
attractive creations.
■ Suits in lovely and attrac-
tive styles.
Skirts and Blouses also
play a large part in mi-lady's
wardrobe.
We invite you to visit this
Department and see this
lovely showing.
A choice of styles sufficiently
broad to meet every preference in
men’s, women’s and childrens shoes.
Smartest styles and perfect work-
manship, quality in every respect,
our shoes have every requisite de-
mand by fashion and comfort.
Appealing to those who correctly
estimate the importance of the Hat
of distinguished character are
many new models inspired by fa-
mous milliners, such as Vogue, Fisk
and Gage, who achieve the utmost
artistry in Hat making. Lovely
Dress Hats, Hats for sport wear,
Sailors, all a group of lovely crea-
tions.
First showing of new Spring
styles in men’s Clothing, await your
early inspection. New Spring neck-
wear, new Spring Hats and other
accessories, now on display.
S'iVRT PAINTING SCHLEICHER
When Henry Ford signed a little
E5RIC3E MONDAY MORNING cheek for eight million dollars to elose
- | j a deal for the interests of the Lincoln
Work of repainting Sqihleiciher Motor Company he used a pen that had
bridge over tl o Cuadalupe river one formerly done service for Abraham Lin-
and one-ha\f milea “.est o fthis city, coin. In all its history however, this is
will start Monday morning; It was an- perhaps the first occasion the noted pen
nounced by Bludworth & Fallis, local has ever strung a lino of ink over a piece
painters, who are under contract to of paper, thereby increasing the value of
paint five DeWitt county bridges. the paper to the extent of eight million
Hellgate bridge was the first to be dollars,
painted, being completed Friday.--®-
- This Little Universe.
Your Child Away From John Bray, a member* of the Astr*
_ j nomlcal Society of Fraiice, after care-
fdl calculation declares that ooi
Did It ever occur to you how lone- universe—relatively rplcroscopic as
some the young folk of your family ** —measures from edge to edge the
-W from b„mo, porho* at .CooK
are for home news and how they long ' _
for it? You can’t possibly write them
11 4 . I A1_ “God Be With Ye,"
all that happens. Why not haie the As , matlcr of (act we Eng|lsh.
Record sent them? Either the Dally speaking folk have a word to say at
or the Weekly will keep them in parting which means a lot. “Good-by”
. ........ . .. Is a contraction of “God be with ye,”
touch with the happenings In the oid . . . „ v_
but not one person In a million thinks
home town, and the cost is nominal.) of this when using it. While we may
“Touch” the button—Phone No. 1 not object to our butcher having divide
We’ll dri the re«t guidance, the wish is certainly not
Blue Nose. f ! When you •
Blue Nose is a popular name fgr a liae for basin*
native of Nova Scotia. Hallbm^n, tn ;
“Sam Slick,” gives the following ae- j
count of Its origin; “ ‘Pray, sir,’ said
one of my fellow passengers, ‘can yon
tell me why the Nova Scotians are
called Blue Nose?’ ‘It is the name of
a potato,’ said I, Which they produce
In tlv’ greatest perfection, and boast
to be the best In the world. The
Americans have In consequence, gffen
the nickname *Blue Noses."’
A Fund of Information
That You Should Have
Telephone No. 210—We Deliver.
ENTERPRISE MARfclET
ShulU A Amsler, Prop*.
Com Fed Baby Beef.
Home Cured Heme end Be son.
New Arrivab
Disraeli, who for six years was prime minister of England
said: “It has been my observation that the most successful man
in any undertaking, is the man who has the most information.’’
It doesn’t require any particular information to go out and
(my something. But to buy the best of that something at a
price that is satisfactory to you—that is a successful purchase.
And to make successful purchases you must have information.
Advertising gives you just that kind of information. It tells
you where to go in order to get the best of anything you want
at a fair price.
We have just opened and put on our floor
five new patterns in Walnut Bed Room Suits,
in the Popular Queen Anne and William and
Mary Patterns. Some with Bow Foot Beds
and some straight foot.
Lb ugh and everyone laughs
That is why it is a paying proposition for the man or woman
who handles a
pocket book to study the advertisements in this
newspaper—regularly—every day.
.HAUOUg LLOYD
X Sailor-Made
We are also showing a very neat and sub-
stantial bed room suit in Oak-Golden and wax
ed finish, four pieces at the low price of $96.75.
To ttose who use it properly newspaper advertising is a
source of <economy and satisfaction that never runs dry. It is
a watch dog of dollars—a guarantee of satisfaction.
x If you Would learn the facts about the things you need to
make you comfortable and happy,
See our new patterens in Chifferobes. We
also have a nice selection of odd Dressing tables
in most any finish, as well as a good selection
in odd Chiffoneres. Come in and look through.
read the advertisements
Today \and Tomorrow
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The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 61, Ed. 1 Monday, March 13, 1922, newspaper, March 13, 1922; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1130333/m1/5/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.