Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 4, 1910, Page 2

- i ~ certainly worth looking at. He quality--—-we sell no other---they fit him well, they’re made in good style. If the cut of his 1IN ey 1111 -~ - /\\mm 1T 'll(gl ———1 i S [ ) [ — il i Copyright Hart Schaffner & Marx Cluett Shirts Suits $20 to $35 Florsheim Shoes HE“Well-a‘fe‘é;e‘d;}oung’ man of today 'as we clothe llim, 18 presents a good appearance; he wears clothes of good garments looks freakish, with a lot of faddish ideas in the way the pockets are made, or any of the other foolish kinks that some clothes have, you may know he ‘isn’t’one of our customers. Hai‘t Schaffner & Marx make clothes for young men such as gentlemen of taste and discrimination are glad to wear. Young men’s clothes like these have all the char- acteristics which the smartly dressed young man wants. The coats are made with good broad shoulders, be- cause most young men have, or are getting, such shoul- ders; the lapels have long, graceful roll, the back is shaped in, and down over the hips, with a little flare to the skirts. The trousers are made from the moder- ate to the extreme peg-iop style. You see, these are merely the characteristics of the young, vigorous, athletic figure; the type of the college man. If a young fellow has such a figure, he wants such clothes; and if he hasn’t the figure, he wants the clothes that look like it; and there you are. And here they are; made for us, of the best all-wool fabrics, with the finest of tailoring, by Hart Schaffner & Marx the greatest of all clothes-makers. They dont make any but good clothes, and we’re glad to sell them because we know we're doing you a service intit. Overcoats $18 to $35 Knapp Felt Hats Boys “Best Ever” Clothes This store is the CLOTHING HOUSE home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. |