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THE BATTALION
Always Good For A Date
For the weekend date, on or off campus, standard for after five wear. Available
the three-button suit, combining both in three or four-piece combinations, it
ivy-league and continental styling, is the forms the nucleus of a versatile wardrobe.
Belts Adopt Fashion Note
No Longer Utility Items
Belts, which used to be for utili
ty, have taken on a note of fash
ion. Leading the way is the FA
inch oil stained harness leather
in black, natural, olive, and
chuka. Spiced in with these are
stretch hemp, English surcingle,
and Madras. Cloth covered
leather in burgundy, camel, and
bottle green, and such geometric
patterns reversing to the oil
stained leather is the newest in
novation in belts. Above all, the
wide belts are the ones that are
“in.”
The Norwegian type loafer,
along with the saddle cordovan
dominate the shoe picture. The
traditional plain toe bilcher and
long wing-tip cordovan still con
stitute the basic shoes. A “sleep
er” for the season is the Scots-
grained wing tip in black and
in tan. This number goes es
pecially well with the Shetland
and tweedy look of fall clothing.
For the Finest in Men’s Clothing
SHOP AT LOU’S
See ad on Page 8
LOUPOT’S
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Virgin tow-dyed orlon acrylic in a new blazer stripe
cardigan by TruvaL The fabric is softly brushed for
a rich luxurious appearance. Available in a variety
of new fashion colors. Buy yours today.
The Exchange Store
Serving Texas Aggies Since 1007
*Du Pont Acrylic Fiber
Dress Up For Fall
at Conway & Co.
Here you will find a host of fine Clothing . . . Hats . . . Shoes . . Shirts
and Sportswear. Stop in today and select your Fall Wardrobe.
• Society Brand Suits
• Michaels Stern Suits
• Crickateer Suits
• J & F Sport Coats
• Dobbs Fine Hats
• Manhattan Shirts
• Manhattan Sportswear
• Massagic Shoes
• Fine Jackets and Slacks
Conway & Co
103 N. Main Bryan
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SHIRTMAKER
Wdhe Treadway models the new camel blazer that has really be
come the rage of season. Coordinated with the blazer is a pair of
worsted wool trousers (Corbin $20.95) and a striped oxford cloth
(Gant $6.95) shirt. The slub stripe silk tie harmonizes with the
ensemble.
Multi-Stripe Oxford
$6.95
New expression in an oxford button-down 1
Three varied-color stripes — muted, mellow,
distinctively Gant. Available in a
variation of color combinations.
Great for business and leisure wear.
Sizes 14-32 17-34
sweater 111 ' 6 ^ 0< ^- S a ^^igan camel colored
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Mever s ?8 q4 m T^ v? /^ d cotton (Charles
Pin strinl tL T 1 } 6 f shirt (Gant $6.95) is blue
by Ca P ntertury° ^ harneSS leather belt
SPORTSHIRTS
Classic and comfortable. Over
ly -—downs and “coat fronts" in tradi-
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