OLUME XXXVII.
O’NEILL, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1917.
| /HEN your son graduates front high school, or academy you’ll want to see that he makes as I
i good an appearance as the occasion deserves, it’s a pretty important event for him; and he |
i wants to look at his best, it’s an important event for you. too; your hoy is coming into “man’s
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| Hart Schaffner & Marx |
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make clothes that are especially designed for
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i graduates; they're youthful in lines; not the same
| as for older young men, or for the high school
principal or President of the Board. We have
clothes for them, too; but the young graduate
| wants something different. We can supply it; in
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a large variety of fabrics and colors; dark wors
teds, blue serges, fine tweeds; all woo], and per
fectly tailored; and correctly fitted. The men and
young men in our illustration show how we can
clothe different types. 1
A fit for every figure.
It is important that every person should know that there is a store in their town where you can step in and sup S
| ply your wardrobe with clothes that safeguard your appearance at all times at $25, $26.50, $27.50, $28.50, $30, 1
| $32.50 and $35.
Collars, shirts, neckties, socks, handkerchiefs, underwear, gioves and hats, the highest standard of qualtty in £
; every item. Shoes in all the popular colors, black, white and brown at $3.50, $4,50, $5, $6 and $6.50 in the P. J. |
H McManus hand made, no better possible.
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