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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1925)
PAGE TEN i'HE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1925 Bishop's Present Their Exclusive Shapes In CTlie Hats Of Unexampled Smartness At The Head For Over One Hundred Years HIS Spring, It Will Pay Yoii To Pay A Fair Price For A FineHat-f Mallory The clue to every man s person' ality is his face. The most mv portant article he wears is its cover; . The hat which graces the face confers: character. The wrong hat may be, as you well know, a veritable caricature. Our fine hats are designed for men who want something inherently and incontest' ably fine with a flexibility that permits manipulation arid expres' siori, according to the whim of J the wearer. Into our fine hats '! go the pick of felts; extra'gifted ; handiwork; the most recent die ; tates of English arid American fashion in shapes, shades, bands, ; bindings, linings; the response bility of an organisation which is committed to fine quality at a fair .price as a matter of habit and hobby and honorable history. $5-$6-$7-$10 UNION MADE if? ((Bishop's Fine Hats for Spring are offered in all Weights, blocks, colors and dimensions, as well as in shades of our exclusive presentation, such as London (Lavender-Gray); Jade (Green-Gray); Cloud (Blue-Gray) and Saddle (Reddish-Brown). BISHOP'S Clothing And Woolen Mills Stores, Inc. K