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OU realize, as we all do, how wOnderful the
(1811118 progress has been in the past few years. The tri-
umphs of the air-navigators have Stirred the enthusiasm of the whole
world; everybody is waiting to see what the next step, or the next flight
will he.
' 1 There’s something spectacular m the boldness of the aviator; makes a man hold his breath
‘ l to watch one of those fellow. There’ nothing epeetaenler.‘ however, about clothes; if there
were you wouldn’t buy or wear them; the anhieot 13 considered proaaie You don’t expect
any “discoveries” or “departures” 111 men’ a clothes; just about the“ same old seek suit styles”
every season. The fact re
% Hart Schaffner & Marx
, . hevevmede a. new discovery, they’ve created a radical departure in elothee~meking; they ”‘
haven’t changed the general look of the seek suit; but they’ve changed the my of making ’
* " ' it" 111 a meet atrikrng way
‘ They call the new medel the shape-maker, and every young man in thie town, and every old men who
likes. emert, snappy clothes style, ought to see this new idea in men’e suite. You’ll be pleased with it. Thie
is the only place for it, -* Hart Bohefmer 81 Marx are the only makers of it , the Shape-maker. A251: 113 to
show it to yo11. You’ll :be ethertly dreeeed m it. _' _,
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