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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1924 7 ~O the school lad London may seem far away, yet so directly is its influence upon him that practically every gar- ment he wears is patterned along Eng- lish lines. Why not buy your boy's clothes at this store? Styles are smarter, tailoring is excellent. Lian GE prices, considering quality, are low. Our foreign | | fabrics give almost double wear--a sure economy. Je Here are a few exceptionally good values: i FOR SCHOOL BOYS--7 TO 17 YEARS Boys' Suits--all with Corduroy Suits. in two pairs trousers and popular Norfolk some with 00 model, ee : 95 vests......:... 25% special irs, . do Sheep - lined 75 Lumber Jack : Conte. 13& Coats'. ..nu. Es Boys' Furnishings Shirts, best quality rar oi $2.50 = Lumber Jack Shirts. | best quality... ..... $5.00 | ! Shaker Knit Sweaters $6.75 | Boys' Knit Vests. ... $5.00 Siickers ....50. 0 $5.00 i Bove:sCopss. 500... $2.00 Wool Gloves... .... $1.25 Imported Wool Hose. with fancy tops.... $1.50 Boys Bath Robes ce vis origins $5.50 Boys' Wool Athletic Union Suits . ...... $3.00 Boys' Pure Silk Neck- wear in gay and festive colors and college stripes. 55c and 85¢c For High School Boys 13 to 18 Years Students' Suits, all made with two pairs long trousers $ 3 5:00 and vest Students' Overcoats oe 3 5= TARR BEST Randolph and Wabash--C hicago