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But. cheer up! If Mr. WeatheMan “makes
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Shiverl' Protection - - by the Mill End Sale! Warmth and comfort fr om the Mill End
"5319! Ready right now; every sort of clothing to keep people w arm - - at Mill End
price. Examples! !
Fine cold-killers!
OvercoatS! .
Mill End Bargains!
raugli at any cold wave. Be warm and comfortable.
mated in both style and Comfortl
'And let the Mill End sale serve you, Oh Men, at sharp
Ragland: prime favorites, full belted or with box back.
Ulsters, snappy and trim and with comforting collar.
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Chesterfields, the dress overcoat of fine servicc.
Big roomy handsome coats of those soft agreeable woolcns with rich
plaid back. . _ -v fr air-‘1; if"???
Browns. Oxfords. Olive tints. Herringboncs in‘ a number of
Stuart shades. 7 " j '
Three notable groups:—
regular $254-
regular $29.50—
regular $35-
Hodge podge of mighty-good overcoa
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$21.50
$24.50
$28.50
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Hats of real beauty; late and delightful styles and of materials that
have the charm of lightness and life. ,
Filmy hair braids, nice textiles. combinations of silk and of pretty
.Strawg I 0 ' o o
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:scmbly at $3.15. Richhenna, sand, copcnhagen, navy. brown, black-—
iwith trimming'of flowers and ornaments—u . - $345
Glowing varied attractive gatherings at th
ase‘ {we particular
Note. fineness of women’s
coats now at $37 .50
Told in dollars and cents, that fineness is the fineness of mats soils
ing regularly at $50 and $55,,
.Told in fabric and style and color and finish, it is mmim‘ing and
delighting.
Normandy cloth of handsome navy blue, slrighi line model, pretty
gray fur collar. ..., ',.‘ .. ,4. . ‘ '
Gcrona of beauty an ddistinction, navy blue, belted but with at-
tractive plain back, handsome black fur collar. ‘
Brown fine fabric with fancy and effective stitched dc‘roratcd at
back", smart belt, collar of blended squirrel. ;.,/
Smooth handsome plain-tailored coat of brown. Hull sliir‘luil offer!
without belt. .
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Navy full~sl<irtcxl coat with mllar of Australian upussmn.
Every coat in tho gnlhrring of rrgular 21550 or $55 walnv
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Mkap a boy snugly against cold.
Makc him 15mm to a certainty tl‘iat, ha is «he. s... «l rigid
occasion. .4: ”5.: ’ .- .5; .32?
And in the Mill End gals, Mothcr afiy choose at i... .'. a?
Handwmc light and dark mixtnrcs, doubls lm...:~.2..,-ci
either plaid back fabrics or with Excizllmll moulci: iinin
Wars Si ‘5 and $16.50*
$19.75
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$2.75
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