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Thanksgiving Day Starts the
Holidays
YES, Thanksgiving .Day i really the opening gun of the
holiday season. Six month ago we started to prepare
for this, our Fall Opening campaign. 'Way back in May
. we were busy searching, examining, selecting the lines of
Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings offered by the . coun
try's greatest manufacturers, for it is only by working
months in advance that the cream of merchandise., can be
secured. Here are the things we looked for in Clothing: First
of all VALUE clothes which represent one hundred cents
worth for every dollar expended. After value we looked
for STYLE; not freak style or extreme style, but the sort
of style that well dressed men in New York and Chica
go have created Having found value and style combined
in two of the greatest Knes today MICHAELS STERNS
and STYLEPLUSwe proceeded to buy dozens of differ
ent models in eighty-seven patterns, so that our assortment of Fail and Win
ter Suits and Overcoats is absolutely unapproached by any store in this sec
tion of the state. Having worked diligently and well we take a natural
pride in the merchandise we offer for your inspection and we want to tell
you a few details about these.
Styleplus $17, the same price the world over, are the result of 64 years
of preparation and specialization on the part of the biggest producers of
medium priced clothing in the world. You can't have any regrets with a
Styleplus. Perfect satisfaction is guaranteed by the maker and by us; You
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economical and reasonably priced garments that the market affords, at from $20.00 to $30.00.
. For Business and Dress
Two and three bu.tton sack suits,
cut' for the most , part .according to
the English idea, with trim should
ers', unpadded fronts '.and soft' roll
lapels garments made primarily for
the man who realizes the importance
of his personal appearance.' as a bus
iness asset; The facbrics are browns,
blues, black,-' pencil stripes in fact
every new idea that the looms have
produced. '
For the Young Man
Strong, hand-tailored clothes that
are good to look at and serviceable
to wear.- Thoy are cut from spec
ially woven fabrics and tailored to
hold their shape under- stress and
strain. If you are going to have
two or more suits, one should be a .
Norfolk. . The Norfolk is the suit
for comiort and style and for the
variety, that lends spice to life.
We've some very special Norfolks
in rich browns, grays and bhies that
are simply ideal for both town and
country wear.
Overcoats
Until you've seen our stock you can
nbt'reali'e the. variety ajul scope of
meaning of the .word "overcoat."
First, there's the dress overcoat of
black. Then there's the overcoat,
for business wc.it, made of hand
some, rough materials. Next comes
the heavy storm coat with convert
ible collar and plain or belted back.
The variation pf this is the shawl
collar a garment that will be- very
popular this season in New York;
and' for good measure weve the
raincoat and the automobile coat.
And every one of these overcoats
can be had in splendid assortment
of colors. The man doesn't live who
cannot he pleased with 'this assort
ment. .
In our endeavor to secure for you the very best the market offers in clothing, we have not by any means neglected our
furnishing department. For example
SHIRTS
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When you select a shirt from us, all "
you need to do is to decide on the
pattern. If the pattern pleases you
we guarantee that. the shirt will give
you full measure of satisfactory wear. ,
How do we know? Years of ex
perience with the Arrow and Mon
arch brands have proven0 to us athrit
this claim1 is no idle boast. Our
shirt department is chuckfull of
negligee and plaited shirts in the
newest patterns and colorings, with
or without attached cuffs. For Sun
day and evening wear we've some
remarkable values in stiff and plaited
white shirts, while our outing and
work shirts are even more "complete
than usual. .
UNDERWEAR & HOSIERY
The "fussiest" man. .in fhe world .'is
the man who "has ideas" about
.underweSr but we're ready for
him ready to please him. Our
stock includes Union Suits in wopV,
in cotton and in lisle, two-piece '
garments in every demanded fabric
athletic underweit'r J in plaitio and
fancy fabrics for the young man. cIn
a word, everything for everybody.
And as fdr hosiery whether you go
in for plain colors or' imcy,4or
cotton, wool", lisle or silk &c guar
antee to give you what you watft.
COLLARS Ht& NECKWEAR
Every season brings forth a new
cpllaf style some lastt others don't.
We manage to keep; in stock all of
the new' ones and all the old ones
tjiat have made "gtfodr In quarter
sizes.0 Thisseason its the "Imper
ial'1 that has the call a9 frill cut,
easily tiedDscarf, which we carry in
an astounding variety of 0silks and
colorings also plain staple colors,
for the more "conservative fellow.
HATS anil. SHOES
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If .you've ever worn the John B.
Stetson hats in the past, you'll be
back this season for another. If
you havent don't fail to wear your
first without delay. As forsoft felts
antl caps, we've chosen a most ex
clusive assortment, tlosely following
London models. Wc go on the
theory that good style and 'thorough
'comfort musf be combined to make
shoes satisfactory and we're ready to
prove this bo your Satisfaction when
ever you try on a pair of our Star
brand shoes for Mrn, Women and
Children.
Remember that the success of this business has been mad through offering unusual values at conservative' "prices an$ through insisting that every artiole we sell must meet
with the unqualified approval of the buyer. If you have dealt witluis in the past, you will realize the meaning of this policy. If you've never dealt with us, we would
certainly appreciate tha opportunity to m'ov(ythe merit of our goods. o5 0 e
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