Fall Styles Tee: chic tall coat suits and two tone silks
Fall styles feature tall coat suits in rough weaves with high waistlines. French serges remain in demand in many shades. New two tone silks and coronation colors are highlighted as the fall collection arrives for viewing.
Fall Coat Suits Aim for Best Selling Season
A dealer offers tailored French serge coats with satin lining, plain skirts, panel backs, and side plaits, priced 5.00 to 18.50. A strong assortment includes Bouclay and Scotch fabrics, hand tailored with rough weave textures. Seeks buyers to view the collection.
Attractive Suit Line Now on Display at Sharp Prices
Nobby Fall suits priced at 20.00 25.00 and 30.00 attractively displayed in imported French serges broad cloths and novelty fabrics. The line emphasizes satisfaction quality and style and invites readers to view the models in the store.
Paris Fashion Suits At 35 40 And 45 Dollars
Fall suits priced at 35 40 and 45 dollars showcased in striking models. Made by America's leading manufacturers and tailored for perfect ease and grace. See these latest Paris fashions.
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Long coats for early fall in light weight styles
A local shop promotes a broad line of ladies and misses long coats suitable for early fall. The catalog highlights attractive prices, numerous styles, and appealing value for discerning shoppers seeking lightweight outerwear.
Country schools and tax plans for better Georgia education
A Georgia columnist argues for expanding country schools to three teachers and three rooms with additional facilities. She analyzes state and local funding, criticizes subscription and tuition plans, and urges tax-based funding to improve rural education and communal prosperity. The piece cites state and local finance comparisons across Massachusetts New York Virginia and others.
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President and lawmakers rush from Washington in chorus
The President and members of Congress depart Washington singing upbeat air “Ain’t I Glad I’m Out of the Wilderness,” signaling a swift exit from the capital amid political tensions.
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