Pulp Fiction, 1904 · page 100 of 122
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THE ARGOSY—ADVERTISING SECTION. Suit Made § to Measure (2 Fine All-Wool Tailor-Made Cashmere or Worsted Suit, Your Choice of a variety of he. colorings and weaves, and all . thenewest patterns just from the woolen mills, We direct special attention to the fabrics. The clothis specially woven a from new, high grade = wool; itis close woven im and the wool is full of m life,” so that the cloth A is elastic and the gar- ments will hold their shape. Before cutting into the cloth for each Suit, the suit pattern is thoroughly shrun- ken, Our cutters are first-class workmen, who incorporate into the suit thelatest style and take into ac- * count the various little % differences in build _ each man possesses.§ ' The suitis lined throughout with Bullis’’ serge, and the sleeve linings are of the celebrated’*Fowler’’silesia. All trimmings are the very best, and buttonholes are hand finished. The pants pockets are made of strong drilling, and all the findings are such as only can be se- cured in the high grade mer- chant-tailor article. Our measure and order blank willl enable youto take your own§g measurement accurately, and a perfect fit is guaran-§ teed. Weare manufacturers, importers andcustom tailors, and guarantee our $12.00 m suits tobe equal in wearto ™ the best suits you can obtain from your local dealer for Twenty Dollars, while in style and fitour garments are incomparably supcrior to any but the product of high-priced city tailors. | FREE Suit Case! In order to establish customers throughout the United E States we aregiving on the first order received from any J One person, a handsome suit case, which we use to ship the suit. The suit case that gocs with each suit 1s most] presentable and would cost in your local store from $3 § o $5. Atrialis all weask, Yournun norisk in ordering from us, a3 § we guarantce absolutely a perfect fit. We donot ask you to pay for the goods before sccing them. We send them by Express 0. O. D., with the privilege of examination at Hy [ines Office, and if the suit is not satisfactory in fabric, finish or fit, you need not accept it; it will be returned to us at our expense, The suit shown inthe picture is our No. 917, and isa sensible, becoming anit to most gentlemen. The price is $12.00. It is entirely new, out of the ordinary and very atylish. Samples of cloth that make up nicely in this style are shown in our new catalogue, Which containg styles and samples varying in price from $12.00 to $20.00. Our catalogue and Samples of Cloth Free will be sent you the very day your request for same reaches us. Remember, wo have no agents, no branch stores, and no con* nection with any other clothing concern, Our business has been established 40 years, Write to-day forsamples. Address Meyer Livingston Sons, Dept. 7, South Bend, Ind. Reference: Citizens Nat’) Bank, South Bend, Ind. re ttt teva mw Building St. Louis Exposition Erected to exhibit the International Corres- pondence Schools system of training by mail. These Schools in twelve years have enrolled over 650,000 students. ‘They have enabled thousands of men and women, tied down in poor paying positions, to advance in place and salary. The accounts of the rise of some of these students read like romance. You can qualify for promotion or more profitable occupations; young people can quali- fy to commence work at better salaries than if they started without training. Courses cost from $10 up. Text books furnished free. (S700 for/ert fo anvone failing tH our Drawing Courses that studies as airected. ) The first step toward success is to fill in and mail to us this coupon. DO IT NOW International Correspondence Schools, Box $06 BCRANTON, PA. Please send ine your booklet,‘ 1001 Stories of Snecess,” and explain how I can qualify for the position before which] have warked X — Advertising _— Stenographer —-Sbhow Card Writing Steam Engineer _— Window Trimming}. Elec. se —_._ Mechan. Drawing €——Mechan. ‘ — Arehiteet’l —_ Civil oF _—_~ Ulu strating —__ Surveyor —Oarpet Design ___ MiuiIng Engineer mn» Wall Paper Design [Architect __. Boo keover ae _ Butlding Contractor _—_ Civ} Service Exam.— Sanitary Engineer __..- Chemiat __. French with _— Textile Supt. | German edison Bookkeeper Spanish ) Phonograph Name Street aud No. In answering any advertisement on this page it ts desirable that you mention l'HE ARGOSY. PRODUCED BY UNZ.ORG Comiclooolkks ELECTRONIC REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED