Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 119, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1933 — Page 21

SEPT. 27, 1933.

Jili££itrM Qv&hM tm is444£Hicaf A NATIOII'wiPECARNIVAL OF OLD LOW PRICES __ Step On It, Men. Anniversary Priced! Staunton Dress Oxfords ||| Suits-Topcoate JL s|9B Overcoats JLSot Seems too good to be true, doesn’t it? Nevertheless, here you 8 1 45 Ik jt are! Black Calf Oxford with finished compo soles, in bal or blucher style. Our leather specifications call for the smoother whm lcy blow you . n be „ 11/ 'S\ ~ I part of the hide. We insist on style and workmanship If ■ S W I§§iV you re a wise man, you 11 buy your shoes now. sizes i to 11. elastic band style jackets as you muM&ffzTw * W m to 48. These are the new models for fall—suits with plenty >■ \p of plaids and checks —overcoats and topcoats with jggg ..fUI r l Th i'll b nf Tff 1 ()o°/n FIJV Fplt f raglan sleeves as well as more conventional styles— M& I 1 RIMZ Os 11. IUU/or lit ren. ills allat this special low price for the Anniversary. To ■||| K\ f *l4 / % 'i j AST ~W A bring them to you we bought enormous quantities, jMg J J \\/W 1 7 Cl m4Ai T I—l Q TCI oßEyf from some of the country’s leading manufacturers, ■pOfl MOM ... t ▼ I I 8 I J t* lij 1 i /jL when wool was around 54c a pound. It’s $1.07 now. 9 wßfiv We priced them in accordance with Sears thrifty ■ ojj methods. For the Anniversary, WE CUT THAI | 1 1 ' Suits in Regulars, Longs, Stubs, Stouts Topcoats and Overcoats in Sizes *55 to 46 ~> i - { Its coat style, its two button- I A. ij \ through pockets, its unbreakable make this shirt an outstanding _ _ - You’ve seen lower priced hats than these. So have we. But as a shrewd JEWESS 9 i l MPU ' A Bl& buyer, we know you’re interested in quality as well as price. These are are triple stitched. ® \ 11 O our most popular hats—all lined.—ls new styles —23 new colors re- ff rA * • O ducod for the Anniversary to make a more amazing value than ever. H ' ' a /4 A/)'ll I*7 y/J'V*'?/! V\) JPPP^ C Raw edges. Bound edges. Narrow brims. Wide brims. Black bands. j(D SIMM UVt 3U,i J O Brown bands. Matching bands. See them tomorrow. Try one on! You'll . .I ,i !l "™ SUEDE CLOTH JACKETS Here's a formula comfort on much they USUaII.V COSt, even at Sears low SSSSOLm A tale that’s a thriller for oualitv low nrice’ The shorts have the and one of these robes with double prices. Y e sell tens of thousands at the reguA tale tnat. atn liiei u i quality, lo puce, ihe snoits na eti e collar> with rayon lar price, for their warmth and style. Think m/ #1 roomy, full panel seat and elastic sides that men prefer. In 100x60- fringed tassel, and two large \ . count, figured or striped broadcloth. The shirts are soft combed cot- pockets- J°JjJJJ** “ *’"■jJJJ.JJT a rlot these new jackets will stage at ton, Swiss ribbed. Our supply is limited, Gfct yours while it lasts. ZX- ? 2 ' 69 ' Wlf 1 IflTll I'l

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