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The Chesterfield.

The style that's always in style and always in good
form anywhere; cut from 42 to 46 inches in length. of gen-
erous fullness, and with the broad shoulders and wide lapels
sanctioned by Fashion. In black and Oxford cheviot. thibet.
beavers and meltons, all sizes. Our leaders in value at mod-

est price, $10 to $25

Rich Overcoabs.

These are .the finest coats it is possible to make. The
richest materials are used; imported velour and beaver in

black and Oxford; imported velvet for collars: finest silk
linings-«luxurious garments that fit to perfection.

$30 to $45.
Full Coats.

From covert top coats in approved models to medium .

length black and Oxford costs is a step many men are tak-
. ing. The dark Oxford models are especially favored. from
$15; sills lined at 520 and $25; silk lined to edge at $30.

$10 to $30

Reincoabs.

A great showing of finely tailored and very swagger
rain prooied coats in .Fall and Winter weights. fancy
cheviots and worsteds, from $10. and genuine Priestly
Cravenettes in black, Oxford and tan worsteds and coverts.

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‘ CHILDREN

BECAUSE more and more men look

to us for “proper clothes each year.
our collrmtiou of‘high-gradc overcoats
this souson' surpasses in extent and
variety anything we lmve'evcr shown
before; coats of a character. Come
and See. them.

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Youths’ Coatss.

Long sing e and double-breasted coats of fancy gray
and brownish mixtures. Oxford and black, stizes 30 t0 35
inches chest measure in the latest models-Rymns. Chester.
fields and Paddock—big enough for small me 11—00313 for
knockahout and dress wear, distinctive in styl‘e and thor-
oughly, good. u 3 ‘0 to $2“

Boys’ Coats.

' For boys. 7 to 13. tl'i ese long coats are ideal winter gar-
ments. Cut full and 1mm, thoroughly well made of fancy
mixtures, Oxford and black with all the style rind swagger-
neas of Our youths‘ and men’s long costs. Unusually good

coats for. the money. .. $7.50 to $15.

Children’s Over-coats.

A splendid range of ‘styles in costs for 5 eye from 3 to
tin-Russian and double-bneasted models in a wide variety
0‘ “MY. mixtr res. blue. brown and black, witl ‘l brass. fancy
and plain buttons and emblems. $2.50 to $8.53; also our
3PM“ medium and long meters. aged 6 to :4, for boys and

girls. . 's and $7.50

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it 'A favored model, single and deuble-breasted, black and
gray nci-sey and Cheviot: double-breasted coats, cloth and
velvet collars. A full cut, with broad hand-shaped shoulders
and wide lapels, wide skirts flaring at the bottom. All sizes.

» . $10 to $28

The D. B. Box.

Distinctly swagger coats with wide bell—shaped skirts.
three-quarter length, broad shoulders, wide bull—dog,r lapels.

velvet collars. Bound to win favor with young men who

are quick to see Fashion's trend. Black and gray. All sizes.

,, . . “$22.50 to $25.

The Paddock.

The most striking style of the season; a difficult coat to
make. and to have set right; but our tailors have produced
body-fitting Paddocks that are just right, double and single-
breasted models, in fancy grays, Oxford and black, cheviots
and meltons. All sizes. $20 to $35

Long Costs.

The vogue of the long coat continues, and we produced
these models to meet the demand for smart coats of this
type. These are 52 to 54 inches long,. cloth and velvet collars,
out very full. in fancy mixtures. Oxford and black thibet

and undressed worsteds. All sizes. ‘ $15 to $25

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