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Still Wearing Your Straw Hats

Exhibition is the Time to Enjoy the Thrill oi a New Autumn Model

Cne of the feminine joys of September is the lovely thrill p

of “trying on” and comparison, then the opportunity to select still another and perhaps another hat for all the varied needs the

long Autumn and Winter season calls forth.

And there is so much to choose from l Apart from the ultra- amart tailored silk beavers there are the fabrics that are almost irresistible. You can’t decide whether to choose duvetyn, beaver cloth, mirror velvet or one of the many other alluring things

that go into the chapeaux of 192 0-21.

Feathers are immensely smart. Sometimes the little hat—- its usually small and close-fitting—is entirely of feathers, bright youthful jade, white or the beautiful pheasant (a symphony in browns) ; again the soft crown may be of velvet, the brim of feath ers. Coque, paradise and ostrich are much in evidence and in the other trimmings the honors areabout even with wool and

, silk and metal embroidery, metal ornaments, and flowers.

In colorshbrowns lead. Henna is new, so is dove grey. Navy, of course, is a staple, so is blackAnd there is a plentiful sprink- ling of jade,-coral, and lighter blues. in facings or crowns. .

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Among the ‘Fall Suits is Wide Scope for Taste and Purse

If a short coat is more becoming or if you like a three-quar- ter length better you can choose to your satisfaction among Fall Models at Patons. The newest phases of fashion are here and seen among them are the belted and full back style to the fancy pleated elTects—-featuring new collars of fur, as well as plain tailored garments, with numerous rows of stitching, colors of brown, taupc_ reindeer, navy and black. Come to Pattms and see this variety before definitely deciding on your new suit.

Fancy New Fall Suits

Fashion has favored the new ziccordetin and side pleated skirts, both in good quality of Black and Navy Serge as well as Fancy Wool Plaid. Smart and attractive as an odd skirt for any women’s wardrobe. Priced for Exhibition shoppers.

Autumn Coats Are ln

There is a remarkably wide assortment of new coats, in our Mantle Department. Styles varied to suit every taste and giving ample satisfaction. The-favorite materials such as Velour, Sil- vertone and Cheviot. Models richly trimmed with fur-to give warmth and comfort. All new Fall shades and popularly priced.

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JOBBERS LINE 25 LADIES, SUITS to clear for Exhibition week at $10-25- Coats at_$25, $30,035. Dresses at jobbers prices, Just the thing to W881‘ Wlih‘ out a coat at the Exlllbltlon-

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to don a little heavier clothes.

Fall Overcoat at a Big Savin-

22 Coats 0nly to sat a this

This sale comes at the very moment when every man wants

"\ e I , btOCklllg s 100 dozen cashmerette stockings black

and brown only, all sizes at 75c per pair.

Stockings, colored and plain silk, cash- mere and" cotton at’ yPatons hosiery

department.

Abargain offered at the beginning of the season instead of the last.

There are just 22 coats in the lot sizes from 35 to 44. These coats sold regularly from $25.00to $35.00, but as they are brok- en lines there not being more than two or three coats of a pat- tern, color dark Greys, Brown and Black Chesterfield and belt- ed style, full and half lined. Your choice of any coat in the lot for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..~ . . . . .. - $10.75

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We 0iier This Week Only a Line oi $27.00 to $35.00 Suits at $24.50 i

IT \VILL PAY YOU T0 SEE THESE HIGH CLASS SLITH.

These suits are wonderful values. Any man who knows good clothes and good tailoring can see that at a glance. They come in all the latest styles, materials, and patterns, Single breasted, semi double breasted, one, two and three button half and full lined with and without belts. Sizes 35 to 44, not more than two or three suits of a pattern.

Our regular price for these suits is $27-00 to 13-15-00 We

now offer them for this week only, special price . . . . . . . $24.50

Also a little cheaper line of ular $20.00 to $25-00 . . . . . . . . .

about 15 suits in all sizes rcg- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10-75 --NO TAX—

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from $2.50 to $12.00 per set.

l Woollens.

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_ A very fine line of White Voile Blouses, lace trimming. Prices from $3.85 t0 $725, sizes from 36 to 44.

Special line of colored Georgette Blouses prices ranging Also a very good line of White Habitatue and Crepe d8 Black Silk, Crepe de Chcne Blouses prices from $0.50 f"

Crepe de Chene Chemise’ worth $7.00 selling for $5.50.

A good line of Dresdin Ribbon‘ suitable for Fancy Bags and Camisoles, from $1.35 to $4-l0pei' yard.

Fancy Knit in Brush Wool Scarfs and 'l‘ams A all “prices

Woollen scarves from 75c to $15.00 no two alike. No tax on

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Menls Furnishings Department

Two specials for boys, heavy pull over sweaters all sizes in differentcolors, $1.25.

Coat sweaters in plain colors, any size, $1.60.

Men’s coat sweaters. “The finest range in the city.” Every good colour, in any size. Prices from $3.50 to $18.00. In this lot is a special line of manufacturers samples bought at a saving and passed along to you in the same way. Our retail price on these goods is easily 10 per cent lower than today’s price at the jobbers. You will need one this Winter so when in Exhibition week don’t go home until you see this range. We feel sure we can suit you.

Fine pull-over, roll neck sweaters in good plain colours or body stripes, from $2.75 i0 $7.50 ~~;qt'...l1ng;.,i.\~,~_-rr :- py

Our line of winter underwear is now complete, any "size up to 46, shirt in extra fleece lined or pure wool. Prices from $1.25 to $4.00 per garment. '

Good old English Cardigan s, sizes, men’s o. s. and ex, o. s. in Black only, $5.00.

Wool lined Mocha or Heavy Kid Gloves just what you need for Fall wear. Priced froth $2.00 up to $5.00. i

Watetiprooi Coats $19.75.

We are cleaning out the left overs of all our mens water- proof coats, that is all ‘coats which we have not more than one or two coats of a pattern, have been placed on rack by them selves and you can have your choice for $19.75. Some of - these coats have been selling as high. as,$35.00. Remember these eohtg are absolutely correct in every detail—pattern, color an style, and guaranteed waterp pof. Sp ecial - - . . ..- . . . . . . . . . .. 19,75

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