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when talking to a customer who knows
what is what. Wliy not buy today and
wear this spring the faultless clothing that
is the STANDARD one of ourliigh grade suits or
oyercoats in hand-spun imported woolens whose
colors are as fadeless as the raven's wing cut
and tailored and trimmed by experts who are
masters of their craft made not only in strict
accord with the latest fashion plates, but "style
models" in themselves. Such men's garments arc
here, in the conventional black, unfinished worsteds
and Thibets in the very popular blue woolens
that come this season in such tasteful overplaids,
stripes, and other fancy weaves and in an almost
endless variety of the GRAY EFFECTS that hold
the foremost place not just a few small clothes,
chiefly for show window service, but complete
lines, in the fullest range of sizes to meet the
requirements of every fastidious dresser. -
If you consult our price marks you' will find
them 20 to 40 per cent lower than all others.
Prices, $18, $20, $22.50, $25,
$27.50 and $30. 7
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Our $10, $12.50 and $15 lines of &en's -Suits
have no equals for quality pf cloth, richness of
linings and perfection of fit. In styles they are
exact reproductions of the finer garments.
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