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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1911
Page
14
Catalog style ad listing various chinchilla coats for girls juniors and children with sizes from 6 to 18, featuring colors gray navy blue brown and tans. Prices range from 10.00 to 25.00 and include styles such as polo and double breasted belted with storm collars.
Herdes of brown tan and gray are prominent in suits this season. These shades suit many boys with dressiness and practicality. Each suit is finely tailored and shape retaining. Varieties are extensive enough to fit any expenditure. Double breasted and Norfolk styles in sizes 6 to 18.
A sale listing offers suits from 5 to 15 dollars with multiple midrange prices in 5.00, 6.00, and 6.50 bands. It promotes men’s wear including coats, tans, grays, and browns in rough and smooth fabrics, with shirt and blouse options and silk knitted ties at 35 cents each or 3 for 1.00, plus pajamas and wool sweaters at modest costs. The items are presented as a strong value showcase from Noor Tenath Street, emphasizing newness and stylish offerings.
A catalog style ad promotes Misses and Children's White Buckekin shoes with Goodyear welt soles and natural toe shapes at 3.00, in several size ranges. Gun metal calf skin, patent kidskin, and Dongola styles with lace and button fastenings are listed from 2.00 to 3.00 per pair. Third floor Ten...
Choice fruits in season available in our Pure Food Store. Imported Malaga and California Malaga grapes, hothouse grapes, Sugarloaf pineapples, and extra large Cape Cod baskets. Fruits bought direct from importers and growers, with special packing for gifts or hospital home use. Fifth Floor Tenth St.
Washington barracks opened the season with a formal dance coordinated by Maj. William B. Connor, with Gen. W. H. Bixby and Mrs. Bixby hosting the reception. Debutantes attended among 20 guests as Lt. Harrington and Lt. Lyman led the committee. Guests included Misses Richardson Ree alde Noyes Brooks and several officers. The event featured Engineer Band music, a supper, and plans for monthly dances, with social notes on ambassadors and receptions at nearby clubs.
A teacher from Aiken, D C, questioned a USDA representative about girls agriculture and prompted the start of girls tomato clubs. By summer, nearly all Southern states host clubs with over 4000 members who plant one tenth of an acre, work soil, can and preserve, and compete for prizes. The best grower earned a four year Winthrop College scholarship. one girl canned over 300 jars for profit. The program promotes light, healthy farming for women and suggests expanding to other fruits and vegetables.
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