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Tho Marathon Hat Nf-fcL. '
Tuesday, Aug. 21. 1945
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Play-Boyi and Girl Will Wont To Uvt In Saewtulrt!
Comfort nd warmth for Khool and after-school playtime
'. in Penney' newest tnowtuili! Two-piece belted model with
' convenient pocket for treaiurc-hoarding junior. Reinforced
knee. Warinetl flannelette lining! -Ai'
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Womin'i All Wool Swcattrt:'
Toasly warm; all -wool
lipovers and cardigans
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Ct i cm! lfc tl( kecat y warm, in
eolor that keep you looking lovely I
: r Wrap ' 'your fitted . -wool Qtesterfield
closely about you, shutting out icy
, ; ,winds and harsh winter weather! Wear
rich, inky-black1 fleece coat; a
. snappyi man-tailored boxy style; a
boldly colored threeHjuarter . length
topper; and defy the cold blasts) All
virgin wool, very, easy on your purse!
MBN;S SPORT LEISURE SWEATERS1
Finn fauge pure wonted slipover. A AA
All-knit coal tyle, or norty herring- 70
bone or plaid cloth Irani. -3(5-46, W
Sllpvtr, Ctat Styl.i, ley' tin .t. Hl.ti
in spicy fall shades! 34r40,
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For School and Playl
Boys' Oxfords
2.98
Sturdy brown oxfords .that
were built,, to take the
punishment an. .'.averago
boy inflicts on v-ahocsl
Long-wearing :'browii rub-
,bcr, Goo dye' a' 1 : welt
construction- ami1' Sanltli-
ed linings to keep his
feet healthyl ; , .'..-'.'
BOYS' FINGERTIP COATS'
.98 L. 75
Boys' wool Xlcocc nnd corduroy fingertip
conts. Heavy gabardine lining, wnlcr repel
lent, Fly fronts, convertible collar. Stitched ,
bottoms, Tool tnn nnd brown, Sizes 4-10. .'
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Boys? Slacks 'v
7.98
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Trcntwopd: slacks ' tak 'a
lot of punlshmehtl Color
ful fabrics with securely,
scrgod scums, 4 convenient
pockets, scperate waist
bnndl Neatly cuffed and
pleated front, . t ., ,
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2975
Fancy Overplaids
Pin Stripe
Tick Weave
Your new Town-Clad Suit
will have a noticeably "new"
. look if you choose from this
spring fabric group! But the
fine tailoring will be the "old" '
kind coat fronts, lapels and
.collars made to fit smoothly .
as long as you'll be wearing
jt! Single, Double Breasteds.
Men's Grey
WHIPCORD PANTS
1.98 '. ;;
Precision fit, made over new
' scientific patterns to assure per
! feet fitting qualities, for medium,
'tail or short men. Sanforized
shrunk. Waist sizes 29 to 42.
MAIN FLOOR
BOYS' WHITE SHIRTS
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:.Quality' - White1 "broadcloth, finely
tailored, 1 fused collar, peart but
tons. Sizes 8 to 14. 1 ' r
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V MEN'S WORK SOX
10c pr.
. Hnnuv rntlrtn lrntf onv fnr hnr1
every day wear. Grey and blue,
size H only.
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rn ntr u a renaey .snowsuit:, -g at ft
Send the Junior Miss in your family off to ' " 3 &
school in a warm, two-piece snow suit. Flan-
nelelte lined jacket. Some witht embroid-
ery. Contrasting pants. Warm winter fabrics. UJ 7.13
Acclaim $5.90
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Commando $3.98
. Mado with
MELLOW
Fur, Felt.
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Mellow fur felt brought to perfec." j
uon ny slow-process letting. INever
a weak spot anywhere. Marathons
stay alive through long seasons of
wear. You'll be comfortable and
style-right in any Marathon vou !
pick out! Look for the label! !
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STRUTTER CLOTH SLACKS
New "Dude Duds" slack suits mnde of heavy-
wnlcrht strnttfit- ninth with ttriirht. pnlnrpri
yoke trim. Sizes 12 to 18. Jr
O-90
SECOND FLOOR
SANFORIZED OVERALL JIMMIES
Just arrived children's denim overalls. " J
Lovely chambray motif on center bib. Light I .
blue and navy only. Sizes 2 to 6M. I
SECOND FLOOR
JACQUARD CREPE DRESSES
Ladies' attractive Jacquard crepo dresses in
bright colors with button front, also shirt
waist styles. Convertible collars. Sizes 14
to 44. iJa
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. MAIN FLOOR