Judge — May 28, 1921 — page 32: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

THE G INE Collins Coat For every man who works or plays outdoors —quite Unlike Any Sweater-Coat That You Hare Known UST TO TAKE HOLD OF IT, in at home, to work in about the one’s finger-tips sink into the soft, rich texture of its fabric and a glow of warmth spreads from them up the arm to the brain where it registers the single word—com/fort. Similarly, when we put one on, its protecting warmth envelops us! And the lightness of the thing— like down! It imparts no sense of weight, none of confinement or im- pediment. Perfect for every man who works or plays outdoors, its usefulness is no less apparent in the quicter mo- ments of everyday life—to lounge garden, to wear on the veranda in the evening, to slip on in the au- tomobile. For every occasion where warmth is desired and a coat may he a nuisance, there the Collins Coat comes into its own. 100% pure wool, fast-dyed in six glorious heather shades. DOUBLE KNIT, that is—two threads used in the knit i 1 of one as is usual. AILORED to fit the shoulders, arms and body. All buttons, holes permanently reinforced. seams and button- At Your Dealers or Direct from the Maker W. E. TILLOTSON MEG. CO., PITTSFIELD, MASS. comicbooks.com