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THE STATE COLLEGIAN
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i \ HERE'S definite style and
definite workmanship in Sim
handtailored clothes. Flom
that outward individual dis
tinctive appearance- that make our
suits so valuable to the wearer down
to the minutest details.
Details that are usually supposed
to be hales such as the turning of
the collar, the snaping of the lapel,
the careful working of the button
hole, are the straws that show in
what quarter the wind blows. It is
just these little details that suggest
the i:dividual attention custom made
clothes are popularly supposed to
monopolize.
We invite your attention at tl - e
season's suggestion to our new mne
of blue serges. Not the old plain
serge familiar since the yea? "01",
but new designs in self-colored
plaids and stripes that make the
name "blue serge" a b•-and new idea.
Our line of patterns and diversity
of styles in these goods will never
afford you a better picking than
right now.
Light colorings riso in pr ofession
that bear a pronounced distinction
from the usual sorts of palterns you
see.
SIM THE CLOTHIER
Correct attire for men and boys
G. J. Stoll, representative