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The man who goes to -a merchant tailor has definite ideas of his own
regarding the fashioning of This garments. He goes with the intention of
having 4iis clothes built to conform with his individuality. '
He realizes that every man, according to his habits or occu
pation, develops slight inaccuracies of figure that only exact
meaiuring and expert fitting can overcome. The use of one
arm more than another may manifest itself in a slight varia
tion in the swing of the shoulders. The' manner of car
riage makes it almost, impossible for the same collar to fit
well on any two men. Two or five or ten men-may have the same chest
measurement, but there the similarity in figure will end. Each will require
a different treatment, provided a perfect fit is desired.
And there ii just as much in the proper building of the trousers. The good
dresser is just as particular about the hang and cut of his trousers as about
the rest of his apparel. And trousers that fit must - be made a little differ
ently for each individual..
The merchant tailors of Omaha whose announcements appear below, are
ready to ihow you the newest spring fabrics in the various weaves and you can see the cloth in the
piece. 'They take this method of reminding you the spring season is upon you, even though the
weather has been a little backward. They are ready to make clothes that will fit you and you only.
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It pays to be
particular...
You should be just as particular
about the clothes you wear as I am about
the clothes I make. It pays me, and you
will be well repaid for getting acquaint
ed with my tailoring methods.
Spring Suits, $35 to $50.
Edward Johnson
Second Floor City National Bank Bldg.
Spring Tailoring !
New Fabrics-New Styles-New Colors
'. I am showing the prettiest and new-
i est weaves in the city materials that can
be had only in my store, " ' .
. IF IT'S MADE BY MI IT'S C0ERECT1
MADE TO ORDER-MADE TO TIT
MADE TO SATISFY
JOHN A. RYLEN
Second Floor
Phone Me Red 2784.
Paxton Block 16 th and Faraam
New Spring Woolens
, Our Spring fabrics ar$ now here and , , ,
ready for inspection. This line is by far ; c
; the finest ever shown in the city, consist- '
ing of all the very latest shades. ' ;
My reputationguarantees the work-
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Suits made by ns always satisfy. '
G. A. LINDQUEST
235-236 Paxton Block
Springtime
., V ' Are you going to meet it with heavy,
cumbersome winter togs,
OR... ' ...
.are you going to see Dresner about
.lighter, neater appearing clothes for
. "sunshine" weather?
$25.00 to $50.00
nRirHFR The Tailor
1515 Farnam Street
NICOLL'S SPRING WOOLENS
CRITICAL Men, who dress tastefully, know
and appreciate the fact that NicolTs fabrics
reflect the cleverest conceptions of each season's
output and that in no other store does equal '
style and quality prevail at so nominal a cost.
Suits $25 to 550. Trousers $8 to $11
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WILLIAM JERREMS' SONS.
209-211 So. 15th St. Earbach Block.
Come on in Here!
W wtsk to .iKnit that we fce mwI fce errtoee of M. Warmer tfe
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Our new Spring1 fabrics are in. All the newest shades.'
When we make a garment the wear-
er is proud of it He shows it to his
, friends and points' with pride to its style
and fit '
OUS PATRONS ARE ALWAYS PLEASED
Suits that rait $25 to $40
Counsman Tailoring Co.
- TKDDIE CDCXBMAX, Proprietor.
Ground floor Brandeis Theater Bid;. - -Entrance,
Douglas Street .
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Tailor Made Glothes Are'Real Economy
A suit made to order by my skilled; tailors costs - you very little more than an ordinary ready-to-wear
affair that ives von nnwWp 1 - 1
utai inc oaiidiaiiuii ur bcrvice.
Spring Suits to
Your Ueasure
$25?? to $40-?
$100 ' THIS COUPON $2.00
Will b accept m k 1.0 parmeat
oa aar salt ordered Mondar. Tneedar
or Wedoeedar. April 1. 1. and t.
Only one coupon accepted oa each
order.
TAILOR BECX.
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