Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1943 — Page 3

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With a wide open winter in prospec > sp pr He is oing to live with his coat for a and with less gas to face it in—men long while. will want “personal heating systems” — ; for the great out-of-doors—meaning— Unless he feels good in it—unless he GOOD Coats! likes the coat—it will be a pain in the

neck (and back}—and an irritant to his eye—a ‘'dragger-downer’ to his daily

Goud Secans only 8 good Seat Sn 3° li e—a dreary waste of money, a good coat—can hold up in long The Man's Store—is a Specialty Store— service—deflect the winds—blot . it sticks to good coats Po ther the colds and safeguard a man’s health. thoroughbred coats—that a man enjoys i : the first time he puts it on—and But a man expects (and is entitled to}— "y with which (as they say in books) he something more than wear—and protection. lives happily ever after!

“THE BEST AT YOUR PRICE—NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE”

ARMY

Coats and Uniforms and Accessories—presented through the Army Exchange Service

(Service of Supply) TRENCH POPLIN COAT with

detachable wool lining and hood $40

SHORT OVERCOATS of 26-ounce Doeskin 29.75

The Navy has appointed The Man's Store—for this area—to

LONG Beaver Overcoats— a heavy, perfectly tailored $50 Co NX

The Raincoat and Topcoat combined is 3750

RAINCOAT to be worn over the regulation Green Uniform— is 42.50

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From other ood sources co op RTo SOATS of =n heavy beaver $45

Wool TRENCH COATS with detachable lining 42.50 and $55

The CAMEL Family! COVERTS De Luxe!

"Camels" —a term that takes in quite some territory— A FINE Covert—is about as fine a coaf as 3 man "camels" and Camels and Wool—and various fibers can get info—These have a soft, silky, chant : (not camel's hair—but so textured and treated as hand—they are rich and appealing in color—they to seem more like camel's hair—than "camel" itself) wear astonishingly well—they are the coats Luxurious, comforting—BLUE, TAN, OXFORD,GREY— of a gentleman, | | Yi : HICKEY-FREEMAN Customized Polo Coats A GLENLOCH-—a West of England Covert, Ih $150 and $100 tailored in the U.S.A. $55 : pik FASHION PARK, Par-Kerry $68 i FASHION PARK COVERTS — at $48 MAHARAJAH Camels down and Wool $68 The PRINCETOWN . $45

A Greys, Brown and Blue-Greys—some

EASHION PARK, Pargora, Oxford, Lovett with faint overplaids. and Brown $50 :

FEATURE! A Coat of Cashmere, Mohair and : Wool, caressing to the touch, easy on the shoulders $45 Th D FLEEC ES ALPAGORA, America's famous Outercoat—in : e eep ay camel shades—the Topcoat 32.50—the Overcoat 37.50 : Fleeces that combine richness with hardihood—

Le are soft to the touch—yet have the backbone of good, honest, sincere tailoring!

GAB ARDINES ho HICKEY.FREEMAN doep imported Blizard

HICKEY-FREEMAN domestic fleeces of a very

4 Gabardine Coats, all purpose, all weather— high order—Blue-gray—Oxford apd blue $68 : a Topcoat and Raincoat all in one. ; FASHION PARK — stocky, bold BRITISH GABARDINES, tailored in the U.S. A.— HERRINGBONE texture coats $68 at $55 and $50 \ FINE FiSacas from Fashion Park— Frag 50 $58 - « Sit AMERICAN GABARDINE of pedigreed texture— -. : L featured selections at 25.75 29.76 $40 and $45 The ALPAGORAS are 37.50 and 32.50

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