Front page or cover of the mail order catalog of the National Cloak & Suit Company from New York City, N. Y., U.S.A., for fall and winter 1917-18. THE "NATIONAL" Money-Saving Style Book. Fall & Winter 1917-1918. $25.00. For Description of This Coat See Page 3. NATIONAL CLOAK & SUIT CO. NEW YORK CITY. [Page 1]

Dresses Pictured in Color on Opposite Page Are Described Here. 10 B 601—The smartest style features of an expensive Paris model are reproduced in this handsome Dress of splendid quality All-Wool Worsted Serge. Shawl collar, deep cuffs and draped and plaited skirt proclaim it as being of the very latest fashion. Satin shawl collar and cuff facings. Black braid binding. Lawn waist lining; inner belt and shields. Invisible front closing. COLORS: black or navy blue; each trimmed with golden tan satin. SIZES: 34 to 44 bust; skirt length about 39 inches with wide basted hem. Give bust, waist and hip measures; height and weight and color desired. OUR PRICE, $10.98. Postage 7¢ extra. 10 B 602—Misses' and Small Women's Dress, same as No. 10B601, but in SIZES: 32 to 38 bust; skirt length about 37 inches with wide basted hem. OUR PRICE, $10.98. Postage 7¢ extra. 10 B 603—"What a smart and beautiful dress," your friends will say when you wear this stylish Dress which features a fashionable pointed collar, plaited skirt and pockets that stand out in drapery effect. Lustrous Silk-and-cotton Poplin is the material and the collar is of contrasting color poplin. Stitching on waist front and pockets matches the collar in color. White lawn waist lining; inner belt. Invisible side closing. COLORS: Copenhagen blue, navy blue, black or greet; each trimmed with tan. SIZES: 34 to 44 bust; skirt length about 39 inches with wide basted hem. Give bust, waist and hip measures: also height and weight and state color. OUR PRICE, $6.98. Postage 6¢ extra. 10 B 604—Misses' and Small Women's Dress, same as No. 10B603, but in SIZES: 32 to 38 bust; skirt length about 37 in.; wide basted hem. $6.98. Postage 6¢ extra. 10 B 605—Fashion has chosen silk taffeta as one of the season's most favored dress materials and if you want one of the best and most attractive Silk Taffeta dresses ever sold for less than $10.00, order this stylish Dress. White silk Georgette crepe collar trimmed with lace. Sleeves are of self-color silk Georgette crepe finished with taffeta flare cuff. Two shirred pockets are a fashionable feature of the full gathered skirt. White lawn waist lining; inner belt. Invisible side closing. COLORS: black or navy blue. SIZES: 34 to 44 bust; skirt length about 39 inches with wide basted hem. Give bust, waist and hip measures; also height and weight and state color. $8.75. Postage 6¢ extra. 10 B 606—Misses' and Small Women's Dress, same as No. 10B605, but in SIZES: 32 to 38 bust; skirt length about 37 inches with wide basted hem. OUR PRICE, $8.75. Postage 6¢ extra. National Cloak and Suit Co. Page 2

OUR GUARANTEE. YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT. WE GUARANTEE that everything you buy from the "NATIONAL" will be perfectly satisfactory to YOU—otherwise send it back; we will pay postage or expressage both ways and return every cent of your money at once. There are no "if's," no questions to be asked, no quibbling. You are to be completely satisfied, or we are to return every cent of your money at once. We Take All the Risk of Pleasing You. Description of Coat illustrated on Front Cover. 9 B 876—Paris style—that is your first impression of this beautiful Coat. Paris style—but modified by skilful "NATIONAL" designers so that it is now even more beautiful and practical than the original very expensive model. The material, "NATIONAL" Genuine Seal Plush, is exceedingly rich-looking and delightfully warm and brings out all the beauty of the graceful lines in this stylish coat. The belted model shows the season's newest trimming, soft grey mole fur fabric on the large cape collar, lower edge and forming the cuffs. Two new style pockets. Lined with good quality black sateen. BLACK ONLY. SIZES: 34 to 46 bust; 48 inches long. Give bust measure. OUR PRICE, $25.00. Postage 16¢ extra. 9 B 873—Same as No. 9B876, but lined with black "NUSATIN," a satin-finished lining material guaranteed to give two seasons' wear. Give bust measure… OUR PRICE, $27.50. Postage 16¢ extra. 9 B 879—Same as No. 9B876, but lined with Skinner's Satin also guaranteed to give two seasons' wear. Give bust measure… OUR PRICE, $31.50. Postage 16¢ extra. The "NATIONAL" Money-Saving Style Book Vol. 21, No. 4, July, 1917. Copyright 1917, by National Cloak and Suit Company, New York City. Page 3

GENERAL INDEX. A. Abdominal Belt… 283. Aprons, Babies'… 289. Aprons, Children's… 302, 303. Aprons, Girls'… 39. Aprons, Ladies'… 275. Aprons, Sanitary… 282. Arch Supports… 228. Arctic Overshoes… 225 to 227. Atomizer… 283. Auto Robes… 326. B. Babies' Dept., 212, 213, 240, 241, 287 to 295, 302 to 305, 324, 329, 355. Bags, Leather and Silk… 190. Bags, Utility… 282. Bands, Babies'… 288. Barrows, Babies'… 289. Basket, Babies' Toilet… 288. Bath Mats… 343. Bath Robe Blankets… 329. Bath Robes, Boys'… 365. Bath Robes, Children's… 302. Bath Robes, Girls' and Misses'… 274. Bath Robes, Infants'… 302. Bath Robes, Ladies'… 272 to 274. Bath Robes, Men's… 365. Bath Set… 343. Bath Sponges… 282, 288. Bath Towels… 343. Bed Blankets… 327 to 329. Bed Linens… 331, 338. Bed Sets… 331 to 333. Bed Spreads… 332, 333. Bed Ticking… 350. Belts, Ladies'… 190. Belts, Sanitary, Ladies'… 282, 283. Bibs, Babies'… 289. Blanket-Lined Coats, Men's… 418. Blanket Sheet… 327. Blankets… 288, 327 to 329. Bloomers, Boys'… 389. Bloomers, Girls' and Children's… 40, 187, 253, 302, 303, 324, 325. Bloomers, Ladies' and Misses'… 266, 320, 321, 323. Bloomer Dresses, Children's, Girls'… 38, 41, 42, 46, 300, 390. Blouses, Boys'… 366. Boas… 306. Bonnets, Babies' and Children's… 304. Book, Baby Diary… 288. Book, "Health Care of the Baby"… 288. Bootees, Babies'… 290. Boot and Lumbermen's Stockings… 227, 228. Boots, Hunting or Storm… 220, 226, 227. Boots, Rubber, Boys'… 226. Boots, Rubber, Children's… 225. Boots, Rubber, Ladies' and Misses'… 225. Braces, Shoulder… 282, 283. Brassieres… 283, 319. Brush and Comb Sets, Babies'… 289. Brushes, Hair, Ladies'… 280, 281. Bungalow Dresses… 275. Bust Supporter and Reducer… 283, 319. C. Caps, Automobile, Ladies'… 306. Caps, Automobile, Men's… 375. Caps, Babies'… 293, 304, 305. Caps, Boudoir… 274, 316, 317, 323. Caps, Boys'… 368, 376, 382, 384, 385, 388. Caps, Children's… 304, 305. Caps, Dust, Ladies'… 275. Caps, Knit, Girls'… 189. Caps, Knit, Ladies'… 182 to 186. Caps, Men's and Young Men's… 370, 371, 375. Cap and Scarf Sets, Children's… 293. Cap and Scarf Sets, Girls'… 189. Cap and Scarf Sets, Ladies… 184, 185. Cardigan Jackets… 188. Carriage Robe, Babies'… 288. Carriage Sleeping Bag… 289. Chamois Skins… 280. Chemises… 322, 323. Coats, Babies'… 293. Coats, Children's… 296 to 299. Coats, Girls'… 138 to 143. Coats, Juniors'… 133 to 137. Coats, Ladies'… 1, 94 to 123, 420. Coats, Men's Blanket and Sheepskin lined… 418. Coats, Misses'… 103, 108, 124 to 132. Coats, Stout Women's… 122, 123. Cold Cream… 280. Collar Bag, Men's… 190. Collar and Cuff Sets… 278, 277. Collars, Ladies'… 276, 277. Collar, Cuff and Belt Set, Child's… 277 C cont'd… Page. Combs… 280, 281. Comb and Brush Sets, Babies'… 289. Comb, Hair Tonic… 283. Comforters… 288, 330. Corset Covers, Ladies'… 318, 323. Corset Covers, Stout Women's… 318. Corset Waists… 313. Corsets… 285, 308 to 313. Corsets, Maternity and Nursing… 285. Corsets, Reducing… 308, 310. Cosmetics… 280, 281. Counterpanes… 332, 333. Cowboy Outfit… 390. Creepers, Babies'… 302, 303. Crib Blankets… 288, 329. Crib Pad… 288. Curtain Cords… 337. Curtain Materials and Trimmings… 335, 337. Curtains… 334 to 336. Cushion Cover… 338. D. Damasks, Table… 340, 341. Dandruff Remedy… 281. Dental Cream and Powder… 280. Diapers… 288. Diaper Bag, Babies'… 289. Diaper Cloth… 350. Diaper Cover, Babies'… 288. Diaper Drawers… 295. Diaper Pad, Babies'… 288. Diaper Pants… 288. Diaper, Waterproof, Babies'… 288. Diary, Baby… 288. Doilies… 338. Douches, Vaginal… 282. Douche Powder… 280. Drawers, Boys'… 251. Drawers, Flannelette, Girls' and Children's… 324. Drawers, Infants'… 295. Drawers, Men's… 259. Drawers, Muslin, Ladies'… 318, 319. Drawers, Muslin, Misses', Girls' and Children's… 291, 325. Drawers, Sanitary… 283. Dress Goods… 345 to 349, 351 to 354. Dress Goods, Cotton… 346, 351 to 354. Dress Goods, Silk… 348, 349. Dress Goods, Wool… 345 to 347. Dresser Scarfs… 338. Dresser Sets… 338. Dresses, Babies'… 292, 294, 295. Dresses, Bungalow… 275. Dresses, Children's… 294, 295, 300, 301. Dresses, Cloth and Silk, Ladies'… 2, 11 to 30. Dresses, Cloth and Silk, Misses'… 31 to 37. Dresses, Girls'… 38 to 42. Dresses, House… 267 to 271, 275. Dresses, Juniors'… 43 to 46. Dresses, Maternity… 284, 285. Dresses, Stout Women's… 28, 29. Dressing Sacques… 273, 274. Dusting and Sweeping Set… 275. E. Eau de Quinine… 281. Envelope Chemises… 322, 323. Envelope Pillow Cases… 331. Every-day Dresses, Ladies'… 267 to 271. Every-day Dresses, Stout Women's… 268 to 270. Eyebrow Pencils… 281. F. Face Creams… 280. Face Lotions… 281. Face Powder… 280, 281. Feather Fancies… 180. Flannelette Underwear, Children's, Girls' and Misses'… 291, 303, 324. Flannelette Underwear, Ladies'… 314, 315, 320. Flannel Shirts and Blouses, Boys'… 366, 367. Flannel Shirts, Men's… 358 to 360. Flowers, Artificial… 181. Freckle Cream… 280. Fur Caps, Men's… 375. Fur and Fur-lined Coats, Men's… 412, 413. Fur Muffs and Scarfs, Children's and Girls'… 93. Fur Muffs and Scarfs, Ladies' and Misses'… 82 to 92. Fur Muffs, Ladies'… 82 to 92, 105, 121. G. Gaiters, Ladies' and Men's… 228. Gertrude Petticoats, Babies'… 292. Girdles… 282, 283. Gloves, Automobile, Ladies'… 232. Gloves, Automobile, Men's… 372, 373. Gloves, Boys'… 233. Gloves, Children's… 233. Gloves, Ladies' and Misses'… 229 to 233. Gloves, Men's… 372, 373. Gloves, Rubber… 283. Gowns, Babies'… 288, 289. Gowns, Children's, Girls' and Misses'… 291, 324, 325. Gowns, Ladies'… 314 to 317, 323. Guimpes… 76. H. Hair Goods… 278, 279. Hair Nets… 279. Hair Pins… 279. Hair Receiver… 281. Hair Tonic… 281. Hair Tonic Comb… 283. Hair Brush and Comb Sets… 280, 281. Hand Bags… 190. Handkerchiefs, Children's, Ladies' and Men's… 22, 307. Hats, Boys'… 376, 388. Hats, Children's… 304. Hats, Girls'… 176. Hats, Ladies' and Misses'… 166 to 179, 306. Hat Bandeau… 178. Hat Lining… 178. Hats, Men's and Young Men's… 360, 374. Hats, Rainproof, Ladies', Misses' and Girls'… 144 to 146. Hats, Rainproof, Boys'… 388. Hats, Rainproof, Men's… 417. Hats, Untrimmed… 177 to 179. Hat Trimmings… 180, 181. Heel Cushion… 228. Hood Shawl, Babies'… 289. Hose Supports, Ladies' and Children's… 282. Hosiery, Boys', Girls' and Infants'… 234, 240, 241. Hosiery, Ladies'… 234 to 239. Hosiery, Men's… 234, 242, 243. Hot Water Bags… 282, 283, 288. House Coats, Men's… 365. House Dresses, Ladies'… 267 to 271, 275. House Dresses, Stout Women's… 268 to 270. Hunting Boots… 220. I. Infants' Wear—See Babies'. J. Jersey Sweaters, Men's and Boys'… 368, 370, 371. K. Kimonos, Babies'… 289. Kimonos, Ladies' and Misses… 272 to 274. Knickerbockers, Boys'… 389. Knit Goods, Babies… 290. Knit Outfit, Children's… 305. Knit Bloomers, Children's… 187, 253. Knit Bloomers, Ladies'… 266. Knit Petticoats, Ladies', Misses' and Children's… 187, 266. Knit Scarf and Cap Sets… 184, 185, 189, 293. Knit Underwear, Babies'… 290. Knit Underwear, Boys'… 251. Knit Underwear, Girls' and Children's… 252, 253. Knit Underwear, Ladies' and Misses'… 244 to 250. Knit Underwear, Men's… 254 to 259. L. Lambrequins… 334. Laundry Bag… 338. Layettes… 287. Leggings, Children's… 302. Leggings, Ladies' and Misses'… 228. Leggings, Men's… 228. Legging Drawers, Children's… 303. Linens, Bed… 331, 338. Linens, Table… 338 to 341. Lip Stick and Rouge… 280, 281. M. Mackinaws, Boys'… 384, 385. Mackinaws, Men's… 402. Massage Cream… 280. Maternity Apparel… 284 to 286. Manicure Set… 280. Middy Blouses, Ladies', Misses' and Girls'… 40, 60, 61, 63. Millinery and Trimmings… 166 to 181. Mirrors, Hand… 280, 281. Mittens, Boys'… 233. Mittens, Children's… 233, 290. Mittens, Ladies'… 232. Mittens, Men's… 372, 373. Moccasins, Babies'… 228, 289. Moccasins, Indian… 228. Muffs, Cloth, Children's and Girls'… 139, 140, 143. Muffs, Cloth, Juniors'… 134, 136, 137. Muffs, Cloth, Ladies'… 97, 100, 110, 116. Muffs, Fur, Ladies'… 82 to 92, 105, 121. Muslin Underwear, Children's and Misses'… 291, 325. Muslin Underwear, Ladies' and Misses', 316 to 319, 321, 322, 325. N. Nail Polish… 281. Napkins, Sanitary… 282, 283. Napkins, Table… 339, 340. Neckwear, Ladies'… 276, 277, 306. Night Gowns, Babies'… 288, 289. Night Gowns, Children's, Girls' and Misses'… 291, 324, 325. Night Gowns, Ladies'… 314 to 317, 323. Nightingales, Babies'… 289. Night Shirts, Boys'… 366. Night Shirts, Men's… 364. Nipples, Rubber… 283. Nursing Corsets… 285. Nursing Union Suits… 285. Nursing Vests… 285. O. Oilskin Outfit, Boys'… 388. Ostrich Boas… 306. Ostrich Plumes… 180. Overalls, Boys'… 390. Overalls, Children's… 303. Overalls, Men's… 417. Overall Suit, Men's… 417. Overcoats, Boys'… 382, 384 to 386. Overcoats, Men's… 403 to 410, 412, 413, 419. P. Pajamas, Boys'… 366. Pajamas, Children's, Girls' and Misses'… 324. Pajamas, Ladies'… 314, 315. Pajamas, Men's… 364. Pants, Boys… 389. Pants, Men's… 414 to 416. Pants, Knit, Girls' and Children's… 253. Pants, Knit, Ladies'… 250. Perfumes… 280. Petticoats, Babies'… 292, 294, 295. Petticoats, Children's and Girls'… 187, 324, 325. Petticoats, Colored, Ladies'… 260 to 265. Petticoats, Colored, Misses'… 261 to 265. Petticoats, Flannelette, Ladies', Misses' and Girls'… 291, 320, 324. Petticoats, Knit, Ladies' and Girls'… 187, 266. Petticoats, Muslin, Ladies' and Misses'… 321, 323, 325. Petticoats, Silk, Ladies'… 323. Petticoats, Stout Women's… 260, 261, 263, 266, 320, 321. Piano Scarf… 338. Piece Goods… 333, 337, 340 to 342, 345 to 355. Pillow Case Tubing… 350. Pillow Cases… 289, 331, 338. Pin Cushion… 281, 338. Pinning Bands, Babies'… 288. Pins, Safety… 288. Play Suits, Boys'… 390. Play Suits, Children's… 302, 303, 390. Plumes, Ostrich… 180. Pocketbooks, Leather… 190. Portieres, Rope… 336. Powder, Face… 280, 281. Powder Pad, Puffs… 281. Powder, Talc… 280, 288. Princess Slips, Ladies'… 316, 317. Princess Slips, Misses', Girls' and Children's… 291, 316, 324, 325. Princess Slips, Stout Women's… 316. Purses… 190. Puttees… 228. R. Raincoats and Hats, Boys'… 388. Raincoats and Hats, Girls… 146. Raincoats and Hats, Juniors'… 146. Raincoats and Hats, Ladies' and Misses'… 144 to 146. Raincoats, Men's… 410, 411, 417. Rainy Day Sets, Boys'… 388. Rainy Day Sets, Girls'… 146. Reducing Belts… 283. Reducing Corsets… 308, 310. Rompers, Babies' and Children's… 302, 303, 390. Rouge… 280, 281. Rubber Boots, Ladies', Misses' and Children's… 225. Rubber Boots, Men's and Boys'… 226. Rubber Gloves… 283. Rubber Goods… 282, 283. Rubbers, Ladies', Misses' and Children's… 225. Rubbers, Men's and Boys'… 226. Rubber Heel… 228. Rubber Sheeting… 283, 288. S. Sachet Bags… 281. Sacques, Babies'… 289, 290. Sacques, Ladies' Dressing… 273, 274. Scarfs, Dresser… 338. Scarf and Pin Cushion Set… 338. Scarfs and Squares… 338. Scarfs, Fur… 82 to 92. Scarfs, Knit… 184, 185, 188. Scarf and Cap Sets, Knit, Children's and Girls'… 189, 293. Scarfs, Shoulder… 175, 188, 306. Scout Suit, Boys'… 390. Scout Suit, Girls'… 390. Shampoo, Liquid… 281. Shapes, Hat… 177 to 179. Shaving Soap… 281. Shawls, Babies'… 288, 289. Shawls, Ladies' and Misses'… 183, 326. Sheepskin Lined Coats, Men's… 418. Sheeting, Rubber… 283, 288. Sheets… 331. Sheet, Blanket… 327. Shields, Dress… 282. Shirts, Babies'… 290. Shirts and Blouses, Boys'… 366, 367. Shirts, Knit, Boys'… 251. Shirts, Men's… 356 to 363. Shirts, Knit, Men's… 259. Shoe Bag… 338. Shoes, Boys'… 210, 214, 215. Shoes, Children's… 209 to 213. Shoes, Girls' and Misses'… 209 to 211. Shoes, Infants'… 212, 213. Shoes, Ladies'… 191 to 208. Shoes, Men's… 216 to 224. Shoes, Tennis… 227. Shoulder Braces… 282, 283. Skeleton Waist, Children's… 283. Skirts, Ladies'… 64 to 79. Skirts, Maternity… 286. Skirts, Misses'… 80, 81. Skirts, Stout Women's… 78, 79. Sleeping Garments, Babies'… 288. Sleeping Garments, Children's… 252, 291, 324. Sleeping Garments, Ladies'… 314. Sleeping Garments, Men's… 365. Slippers, Babies'… 290. Slippers, Bath and Boudoir, Ladies'… 194, 205, 206, 224, 228. Slippers, Boys'… 206, 228. Slippers, Children's… 206. Slippers, Girls' and Misses'… 206, 228. Slippers, Ladies'… 194, 205 to 208, 228. Slippers, Men's… 224, 228. Slippers, Sleeping… 228. Small Women's Apparel—see Misses'. Smelling Salts… 281. Smoking Jackets… 365. Soaps, Toilet… 281. Socks, Men's… 234, 242, 243. Soldier Suit, Boys'… 390. Soles… 228. Sponges… 282, 288. Spreads, Bed… 332, 333. Stocking Feet… 235, 241. Stockings, Babies'… 240, 241. Stockings, Boys', Girls' and Children's… 234, 240, 241. Stockings, Ladies'… 234 to 239. Stockings, Ladies', Extra Sizes… 239. Suits, Boys'… 302, 377 to 381, 383, 387, 390. Suits, Ladies'… 147 to 159, 420. Suits, Misses'… 160 to 165, 420. Suits, Men's… 391 to 401. Suits, Stout Men's… 391, 392, 394, 395, 397, 398, 400, 401. Suits, Stout Women's… 158, 159. Supporter, Hose, Ladies' and Children's… 282. S Cont'd… Page. Sweaters, Babies'… 290, 305. Sweaters, Boys'… 368. Sweaters, Children's… 305. Sweaters, Girls'… 189. Sweaters, Ladies' and Misses'… 182 to 187. Sweaters, Men's… 369 to 371. Sweeping Set Ladies'… 275. Switches, Hair… 278, 279. Syringes… 282, 283. T. Table Cloths and Damasks… 338 to 341. Table Napkins… 339, 340. Table Padding… 341. Tennis Shoes… 227. Ties, Ladies'… 276. Tights, Knit, Girls' and Children's… 187, 253. Tights, Knit, Ladies'… 247. Toilet Articles… 280, 281. Toilet Baskets, Babies'… 288. Toilet Case, Rubberized… 283. Toilet Sets, Babies'… 289. Toilet Sets, Ladies'… 280, 281. Toilet Water… 280. Tooth Powder and Paste… 280. Towels and Toweling… 342 to 344. Trousers, Men's… 414 to 416. U. Undershirts, Boys'… 251. Undershirts, Men's… 259. Underwaists, Girls' and Children's… 253, 291, 324, 325. Underwear, Boys'… 251. Underwear, Knit, Babies'… 290. Underwear, Knit, Girls' and Children's… 252, 253. Underwear, Knit, Ladies' and Misses'… 244 to 250, 285. Underwear, Knit, Men's… 254 to 259. Underwear, Knit, Stout Men's… 256, 259. Underwear, Knit, Stout Women's… 244 to 250. Underwear, Maternity… 285. Underwear, Muslin, Girls', Children's and Misses'… 291, 316, 322, 325. Underwear, Muslin, Ladies'… 316 to 319, 321, 322. Underwear, Stout Women's… 314 to 321. Underwear, Flannelette, Ladies'… 314, 315, 320. Underwear, Flannelette, Misses', Girls' and Children's… 291, 324. Union Suits, Boys'… 251. Union Suits, Children's and Girls'… 252, 253. Union Suits, Ladies'… 244 to 249, 285. Union Suits, Maternity and Nursing… 285. Union Suits, Men's… 254 to 258. Union Suits, Stout Men's… 256. Union Suits, Stout Women's… 244 to 249. Utility Bags… 282. V. Vaginal Douches… 282. Vanity Cases… 281, 338. Veils, Face, Babies'… 289. Veils, Face, Ladies'… 306. Vests, Babies'… 290. Vests, Girls' and Children's… 253. Vests, Ladies'… 250, 285. Vests, Quilted, Ladies'… 273. Vests, Knitted, Men's… 369. Vests, Men's, Sheepskin Lined and Blanket Lined… 418. Vests, Nursing… 285. W. Waists, Corset, Ladies', Misses and Girls… 313. Waists, Girls' and Misses'… 63. Waists, Knit, Children's… 253. Waists, Ladies'… 47 to 62, 71 to 74. Waists, Stout Women's… 62. Waist, Skeleton, Children's… 283. Waists, Union Suit, Boys' and Girls'… 253. Wash Cloths… 343. Women's—see Ladies'. Wrappers, Knit, Babies'… 290. Wrappers, Ladies'… 269. Wreath, Flower… 181. Y. Young Men's Suits… 391 to 401. National Cloak and Suit Co. Page 4

The "NATIONAL'S" Simple Order Blank. National Cloak and Suit Company, Seventh Avenue, 24th and 25th Sts., New York City. REFERENCES: Garfield National Bank of New York or any other National Bank in the United States. I send you this order with the understanding that if I am not completely satisfied in every way, I can return the goods and you will exchange them for other merchandise; or you will refund my money, whichever I prefer. Name, Mr., Mrs., Miss…… (Write name and address very plainly. If you are a married woman please use your husband's full name.) House Number… Street or Avenue…… R. F. D. No. … Box No. … Town…… (Write here the name of your post office very plainly.) State…… (Write name of State in full.) Please give the name of HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD to simplify the keeping of our records…… Remit by Post Office Money Order, Express Money Order, Bank Draft or Cheek, made payable to the National Cloak and Suit Company, New York, N. Y. If you send cash, enclose it with your order in a strong envelope and be sure to have it registered. Enclosed find | Dollars | Cents. For Order… For Postage… Total Remittance… PLEASE DO NOT WRITE HERE. Read on the Other Side of this Blank HOW TO TAKE YOUR MEASUREMENTS. In ordering Clothing for Men and Young Men, write measurements carefully in the spaces provided on the other side of this Order Blank. STYLE NO. | HOW MANY | COLOR | BUST OR SIZE | WAIST | LENGTH | HIP | ARTICLE | Enter here any OTHER INFORMATION asked for in descriptions | PRICE | Dollars | Cents | Postage | Cents. Style No. … Color… Bust or Size… Waist… Length… Hip… Style No. … Color… Bust or Size… Waist… Length… Hip… […] Style No. … Color… Bust or Size… Waist… Length… Hip… Style No. … Color… Bust or Size… Waist… Length… Hip… TOTAL. Be sure your remittance includes all postage charges. BE VERY SURE TO GIVE SIZES and COLORS. Make sure the amount of money you send with order includes all postage charges. You will find the amount of postage for each item clearly stated in each description. Of course, we will return this postage money on any article you do not keep. Copyright. 1917, by the National Cloak and Suit Company. All rights reserved. Page 5

The "NATIONAL'S" Simple Order Blank. How Your Measurements Should Be Taken For "NATIONAL" GARMENTS. How to Find Your Size for Ladies' and Misses' Garments. It is very easy to get perfect-fitting garments at the "NATIONAL." All you need to do is to have someone take your measurements exactly as we describe and picture here and then write them carefully on the other side of this blank. There is just one proper way to get your correct size—that is by actually having your measurements taken—not guessing at them. Please, therefore, actually have your measurements taken according to the diagram shown here, and be sure to use an accurate tape measure. "NATIONAL" garments are shaped so perfectly and made so carefully that we need to know only a few simple measurements to insure your getting a perfect-fitting garment. Bust Measure—(Take measurement over shirtwaist or over your dress.) Pass tape measure entirely around the body over the fullest part of the bust, well up under the arms. Do not take this measurement too tight and do not allow tape measure to slip down in back. Make no allowance whatever. Waist Measure—Take this measurement around smallest part of waist over your skirt. Hip Measure—Take measurement around hips over skirt, seven inches below waist-line, not too tight. Do not allow tape measure to slip up or down. Length of Skirt or Petticoat—This measurement should be taken from the natural waist-line. Measure from top of waist-band in front (3) to length desired (4). How to Order Gloves. Measure the hand over the knuckles. Draw the tape measure close but not tight. The number of inches your hand measures is the size glove you wear. Never order gloves too small. If your hand measures a little larger than a regular size, order the next larger size. For instance: If your hand measures 6⅜ inches order size 6½. And in ordering be sure to state size and color desired. Infants', Children's and Girls' Garments. If the child is of average size, simply order by age. If you cannot tell size required, give age, chest measure and length desired and we will send the correct size. Unless otherwise stated in the descriptions of the articles, Infants' garments are carried in sizes up to two years; Children's Coats and Dresses in sizes from 2 to 6 years; Girls' Coats from 8 to 14 years, and Girls' Dresses from 6 to 14 years. How to Order "NATIONAL" Garments. Be Very Sure to Send These Measurements. For Ladies, Misses, Children and Infants. Children's Clothing—Give age only, unless otherwise state in description. Coats, Girls'—Order by age only. Coats, Junior—See schedule of sizes on page 133. Coats, Ladies'—Give bust measure. Coats, Misses'—Give bust measure. Corsets—Order by corset size. See each corset description. Dresses, Girls'—Read how to order on page 40. Dresses, House—Give bust measure only. Dresses, Junior—Read how to order on page 43. Dresses, Ladies' Cloth and Silk—Give bust, waist and hip measures, and state skirt length desired. Also state height and weight. Dresses, Misses'—See schedule on page 33. Gloves—See diagram shown above. Hosiery—Order size you usually wear. Infants' Clothing—Give age only, unless otherwise stated in description. Kimonos—Give bust measure only. Maternity Garments—See garment descriptions. Petticoats—Give waist measure and front length desired. Raincoats—Give bust measure. Rubbers, Arctics and Overshoes—State size as called for in descriptions. Shoes—Order size and width you usually wear. If you are not sure of the size, give the numbers in one of your old shoes in ordering children's shoes, be sure to order them large enough, as children's feet grow rapidly. Skirts—Give waist measure, hip measure, and state front length desired. Suits, Ladies'—Give bust, waist and hip measures, and state skirt length desired. Also state your height and weight. Suits, Misses'—See schedule of sizes on page 160. Sweaters—For ladies and misses, order 2 inches larger than bust measure; for children and infants order 2 inches larger than chest measure. Underwear, Ladies'—For Gowns, Corset Covers, Brassieres, Princess Slips, Combinations, Envelope Chemises, Knit Vests and Union Suits, give bust measure only. For Knit Drawers give size as stated in each description. For other Drawers give side length. For Petticoats give front length. Underwear, Misses' and Children's—See garment descriptions. Waists—Give bust measure only. For Men and Boys. Boots, Rubber—Order one size larger than shoe you wear. Boys' Clothing—See schedule of sizes on page 377. Furnishings, Men's—As called for in descriptions. Gloves—See diagram shown above. Hosiery—See schedule of men's sizes on page 242, and boys' sizes on page 211. Men's Clothing—See diagrams on this page. Rubbers, Arctics and Overshoes—State size as called for in descriptions. Shoes—Order size and width you usually wear, or if you are not sure, give the numbers in one of your old shoes. Sweaters and Jerseys—Order 2 inches larger than chest measure. Underwear—See garment descriptions. Young Men's Clothing—See diagrams on this page. HOW TO ORDER Men's and Young Men's Clothing. We have a complete line of Men's and Young Men's Clothing both in conservative and youthful styles. Our suits or overcoats fit men of any build or shape. It makes no difference whether you are of regular build or tall or short, thin or stout, we can fit you, or your money back. First, select model (style). Then choose the fabric by number and give the measurements required below. Height… Weight… Age… How to Order Suits. Chest Measure—With your coat off, take your chest measure over vest (see 1 on diagram). Pass tape measure entirely around body, close up under arms, and over shoulder blades in back. Make no allowance. Remove all bulky articles from your trouser pockets | … inches. Waist Measure—Turn up vest at bottom as pictured. Pass tape measure around body at waist over trousers but not over vest. (See 4 on diagram) | … inches. Hip Measure—Take everything out of pockets. Pass tape measure all around body at hips over largest part of seat | … inches. Inside Seam—Measure from close up in crotch at (7 on diagram) to heel of shoe (8). Take measurement always to the heel. We will make necessary allowance if cuff bottoms are desired | … inches. Outside Seam—Measure from top of waist-band of trousers (5 on diagram) to heel of shoe (6). Take measurement always to the heel. We will make necessary allowance if cuff bottoms are desired | … inches. Do you want cuff bottoms? Yes or no | … Sleeve Measure—With coat on, measure sleeve length taken from center-back seam (2 on diagram) over elbow to wrist joint (3), as illustrated | … How to Order Overcoats. Fur Coats, Raincoats, Work Coats or Mackinaws. Chest Measure—With you[r] coat off, take your chest measure over vest (see 1 on diagram), the same as for a suit coat. Pass tape measure entirely around body, close up under arms, and over shoulder blades in back. Make no allowance for size. We will send you a coat that will fit you perfectly | … Be sure to give height, weight and age when ordering. HOW TO ORDER HATS AND CAPS FOR MEN AND BOYS. Head Measurement in Inches… Hat Sizes 19⅜…6⅛. 19¾…6¼. 20¼…6⅜. 20¾…6½. 21…6⅝. 21½…6¾. 21⅝…6⅞. 22¼…7. 22½…7⅛. 23…7¼. 23⅜…7⅜. 23¾…7½. 24…7⅝. 24½…7¾. Boys' sizes run from 6⅛ to 7⅛. Men's sizes run from 6⅝ to 7¾. If you know what size hat or cap you wear, order your "NATIONAL" Hat or Cap by that size. If you don't know your correct size, have your measurement taken as we show you here. The size hat or cap you wear can be easily found by comparing the number of inches your head measures with the scale printed above. Order the hat size which most nearly agrees with your measurement. —FILL IN PARTICULARS, CUT OUT THIS BLANK AND MAIL IT TO NATIONAL CLOAK & SUIT CO., NEW YORK CITY— Copyright, 1917, by National Cloak and Suit Company. All rights reserved. Page 6

The "NATIONAL'S" Simple Order Blank. National Cloak and Suit Company, Seventh Avenue, 24th and 25th Sts., New York City. REFERENCES: Garfield National Bank of New York or any other National Bank in the United States. I send you this order with the understanding that if I am not completely satisfied in every way, I can return the goods and you will exchange them for other merchandise; or you will refund my money, whichever I prefer. Name, Mr., Mrs., Miss…… (Write name and address very plainly. If you are a married woman please use your husband's full name.) House Number… Street or Avenue…… R. F. D. No. … Box No. … Town…… (Write here the name of your post office very plainly.) State…… (Write name of State in full.) Please give the name of HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD to simplify the keeping of our records…… Remit by Post Office Money Order, Express Money Order, Bank Draft or Cheek, made payable to the National Cloak and Suit Company, New York, N. Y. If you send cash, enclose it with your order in a strong envelope and be sure to have it registered. Enclosed find | Dollars | Cents. For Order… For Postage… Total Remittance… PLEASE DO NOT WRITE HERE. Read on the Other Side of this Blank HOW TO TAKE YOUR MEASUREMENTS. In ordering Clothing for Men and Young Men, write measurements carefully in the spaces provided on the other side of this Order Blank. STYLE NO. | HOW MANY | COLOR | BUST OR SIZE | WAIST | LENGTH | HIP | ARTICLE | Enter here any OTHER INFORMATION asked for in descriptions | PRICE | Dollars | Cents | Postage | Cents. Style No. … Color… Bust or Size… Waist… Length… Hip… Style No. … Color… Bust or Size… Waist… Length… Hip… […] Style No. … Color… Bust or Size… Waist… Length… Hip… Style No. … Color… Bust or Size… Waist… Length… Hip… TOTAL. Be sure your remittance includes all postage charges. BE VERY SURE TO GIVE SIZES and COLORS. Make sure the amount of money you send with order includes all postage charges. You will find the amount of postage for each item clearly stated in each description. Of course, we will return this postage money on any article you do not keep. Copyright. 1917, by the National Cloak and Suit Company. All rights reserved. Page 7

The "NATIONAL'S" Simple Order Blank. How Your Measurements Should Be Taken For "NATIONAL" GARMENTS. How to Find Your Size for Ladies' and Misses' Garments. It is very easy to get perfect-fitting garments at the "NATIONAL." All you need to do is to have someone take your measurements exactly as we describe and picture here and then write them carefully on the other side of this blank. There is just one proper way to get your correct size—that is by actually having your measurements taken—not guessing at them. Please, therefore, actually have your measurements taken according to the diagram shown here, and be sure to use an accurate tape measure. "NATIONAL" garments are shaped so perfectly and made so carefully that we need to know only a few simple measurements to insure your getting a perfect-fitting garment. Bust Measure—(Take measurement over shirtwaist or over your dress.) Pass tape measure entirely around the body over the fullest part of the bust, well up under the arms. Do not take this measurement too tight and do not allow tape measure to slip down in back. Make no allowance whatever. Waist Measure—Take this measurement around smallest part of waist over your skirt. Hip Measure—Take measurement around hips over skirt, seven inches below waist-line, not too tight. Do not allow tape measure to slip up or down. Length of Skirt or Petticoat—This measurement should be taken from the natural waist-line. Measure from top of waist-band in front (3) to length desired (4). How to Order Gloves. Measure the hand over the knuckles. Draw the tape measure close but not tight. The number of inches your hand measures is the size glove you wear. Never order gloves too small. If your hand measures a little larger than a regular size, order the next larger size. For instance: If your hand measures 6⅜ inches order size 6½. And in ordering be sure to state size and color desired. Infants', Children's and Girls' Garments. If the child is of average size, simply order by age. If you cannot tell size required, give age, chest measure and length desired and we will send the correct size. Unless otherwise stated in the descriptions of the articles, Infants' garments are carried in sizes up to two years; Children's Coats and Dresses in sizes from 2 to 6 years; Girls' Coats from 8 to 14 years, and Girls' Dresses from 6 to 14 years. How to Order "NATIONAL" Garments. Be Very Sure to Send These Measurements. For Ladies, Misses, Children and Infants. Children's Clothing—Give age only, unless otherwise state in description. Coats, Girls'—Order by age only. Coats, Junior—See schedule of sizes on page 133. Coats, Ladies'—Give bust measure. Coats, Misses'—Give bust measure. Corsets—Order by corset size. See each corset description. Dresses, Girls'—Read how to order on page 40. Dresses, House—Give bust measure only. Dresses, Junior—Read how to order on page 43. Dresses, Ladies' Cloth and Silk—Give bust, waist and hip measures, and state skirt length desired. Also state height and weight. Dresses, Misses'—See schedule on page 33. Gloves—See diagram shown above. Hosiery—Order size you usually wear. Infants' Clothing—Give age only, unless otherwise stated in description. Kimonos—Give bust measure only. Maternity Garments—See garment descriptions. Petticoats—Give waist measure and front length desired. Raincoats—Give bust measure. Rubbers, Arctics and Overshoes—State size as called for in descriptions. Shoes—Order size and width you usually wear. If you are not sure of the size, give the numbers in one of your old shoes in ordering children's shoes, be sure to order them large enough, as children's feet grow rapidly. Skirts—Give waist measure, hip measure, and state front length desired. Suits, Ladies'—Give bust, waist and hip measures, and state skirt length desired. Also state your height and weight. Suits, Misses'—See schedule of sizes on page 160. Sweaters—For ladies and misses, order 2 inches larger than bust measure; for children and infants order 2 inches larger than chest measure. Underwear, Ladies'—For Gowns, Corset Covers, Brassieres, Princess Slips, Combinations, Envelope Chemises, Knit Vests and Union Suits, give bust measure only. For Knit Drawers give size as stated in each description. For other Drawers give side length. For Petticoats give front length. Underwear, Misses' and Children's—See garment descriptions. Waists—Give bust measure only. For Men and Boys. Boots, Rubber—Order one size larger than shoe you wear. Boys' Clothing—See schedule of sizes on page 377. Furnishings, Men's—As called for in descriptions. Gloves—See diagram shown above. Hosiery—See schedule of men's sizes on page 242, and boys' sizes on page 211. Men's Clothing—See diagrams on this page. Rubbers, Arctics and Overshoes—State size as called for in descriptions. Shoes—Order size and width you usually wear, or if you are not sure, give the numbers in one of your old shoes. Sweaters and Jerseys—Order 2 inches larger than chest measure. Underwear—See garment descriptions. Young Men's Clothing—See diagrams on this page. HOW TO ORDER Men's and Young Men's Clothing. We have a complete line of Men's and Young Men's Clothing both in conservative and youthful styles. Our suits or overcoats fit men of any build or shape. It makes no difference whether you are of regular build or tall or short, thin or stout, we can fit you, or your money back. First, select model (style). Then choose the fabric by number and give the measurements required below. Height… Weight… Age… How to Order Suits. Chest Measure—With your coat off, take your chest measure over vest (see 1 on diagram). Pass tape measure entirely around body, close up under arms, and over shoulder blades in back. Make no allowance. Remove all bulky articles from your trouser pockets | … inches. Waist Measure—Turn up vest at bottom as pictured. Pass tape measure around body at waist over trousers but not over vest. (See 4 on diagram) | … inches. Hip Measure—Take everything out of pockets. Pass tape measure all around body at hips over largest part of seat | … inches. Inside Seam—Measure from close up in crotch at (7 on diagram) to heel of shoe (8). Take measurement always to the heel. We will make necessary allowance if cuff bottoms are desired | … inches. Outside Seam—Measure from top of waist-band of trousers (5 on diagram) to heel of shoe (6). Take measurement always to the heel. We will make necessary allowance if cuff bottoms are desired | … inches. Do you want cuff bottoms? Yes or no | … Sleeve Measure—With coat on, measure sleeve length taken from center-back seam (2 on diagram) over elbow to wrist joint (3), as illustrated | … How to Order Overcoats. Fur Coats, Raincoats, Work Coats or Mackinaws. Chest Measure—With you[r] coat off, take your chest measure over vest (see 1 on diagram), the same as for a suit coat. Pass tape measure entirely around body, close up under arms, and over shoulder blades in back. Make no allowance for size. We will send you a coat that will fit you perfectly | … Be sure to give height, weight and age when ordering. HOW TO ORDER HATS AND CAPS FOR MEN AND BOYS. Head Measurement in Inches… Hat Sizes 19⅜…6⅛. 19¾…6¼. 20¼…6⅜. 20¾…6½. 21…6⅝. 21½…6¾. 21⅝…6⅞. 22¼…7. 22½…7⅛. 23…7¼. 23⅜…7⅜. 23¾…7½. 24…7⅝. 24½…7¾. Boys' sizes run from 6⅛ to 7⅛. Men's sizes run from 6⅝ to 7¾. If you know what size hat or cap you wear, order your "NATIONAL" Hat or Cap by that size. If you don't know your correct size, have your measurement taken as we show you here. The size hat or cap you wear can be easily found by comparing the number of inches your head measures with the scale printed above. Order the hat size which most nearly agrees with your measurement. —FILL IN PARTICULARS, CUT OUT THIS BLANK AND MAIL IT TO NATIONAL CLOAK & SUIT CO., NEW YORK CITY— Copyright, 1917, by National Cloak and Suit Company. All rights reserved. Page 8

(A "NATIONAL" Star Bargain.) Look for the Star Bargains. EACH Star in this book marks a Star Bargain—a bigger bargain than usual. So don't YOU miss the Stars. Don't you miss the Saving these Big Star Bargains offer YOU. As you turn each page—look to see if it has any bargain marked with a Star. Every "NATIONAL" Star Bargain is a bargain so big that to pass it by is simply to throw money away. Don't YOU miss the Saving of "NATIONAL" Star Bargains. (ONE DAY SERVICE.) Your Order Shipped Within One Day. OUR order will be shipped within one day—shipped by express or by parcel post, within one day after your order reaches us. No matter what you order—shoes, waists, hosiery, knit underwear, a wonderful bargain in a man's suit, all, everything you buy will be shipped within one day. A full dollar's worth for every dollar you send—a full dollar's worth of satisfaction to you or your money back—and everything shipped within one day. That is "NATIONAL" One-Day Service. ($100 REWARD.) We Have No Agents. SEVERAL of our customers have been swindled by men claiming to represent the National Cloak and Suit Company. These men usually have a "NATIONAL" Style Book and get our customers to give them an order and pay cash. All such people are swindlers and we want to warn you against them. We have no agents. $100—REWARD—$100. We will pay $100 reward for information enabling us to arrest and convict any person who claims to be our agent and accepts money in our name or who solicits orders and accepts money in our name. If you hear of any such person, notify the police or other authorities and write to us at once, giving full particulars. We Have No Branch Stores. WE want all our customers to keep this in mind because in a number of towns some of our customers have been tricked into believing that they were trading with the "NATIONAL" when they went into a store which used a name similar to ours. We have no branch stores, so whenever you see a store marked "The National Cloak & Suit House," "National Sample Suit & Cloak Co.," "The National," or any similar name, you may know it is not a branch store of ours. A WARNING. We will prosecute to the fullest extent of the law any person, firm or corporation using a name which, because of its similarity to ours, results in misleading our patrons. We want to warn such people that our use of the word "NATIONAL" as applied to wearing apparel is protected by the United States trademark laws and has been upheld in the Federal Courts. We pay no reward for notifying us of any such stores but our customers will be doing us a favor if they will write us at any time they see a store which they think is making use of our name. National Cloak and Suit Company, Seventh Ave., 24th and 25th Sts., New York City. Page 9

TEST. THE "NATIONAL" PURE FABRIC LAW. Test—to find out the whole truth about every Fabric—and then TELL THE WHOLE TRUTH! THAT is the "NATIONAL'S" Pure Fabric Law. Our own chemists and textile experts test every fabric we use—test it for strength, which means wearing qualities; test it chemically to find if it is as represented, if it is all wool, or silk, or linen. If a fabric is not WORTHY—that is, serviceable and good value at the price—that fabric is not used in a "NATIONAL" Suit, or Skirt or Dress. Our testing protects YOU. We could buy materials on appearance, on judgment, on what they seem to be—but we prefer to spend thousands of dollars each year on testing—on making absolutely sure. And further, we tell you the truth about every material. If a material is part cotton—we say it is part cotton. But it is a GOOD material or we would not have used it. And a little cotton is not a thing to avoid. Sometimes a fabric with a little cotton is better than a cheap all-wool material at the price. There are many different grades of wool, you know—and all-wool is not by any means a guarantee of quality. Some of the new coatings, velours for example, are made with a little cotton used as a binder. They are excellent materials. But we tell you that cotton is there because you have a right to know. And so you do know—when you buy at the " NATIONAL." Because we test and test and test to learn the truth and then we tell the truth to YOU. PART COTTON. The material left is cotton. ALL WOOL. All dissolved means ALL WOOL. Home Test. Get an ounce of caustic potash from your druggist (DON'T touch with your hands—caustic potash burns severely). Dissolve in a pint of cold water, using an agate pan. Boil your sample for ten minutes. All the wool will dissolve. (Always wash the pan carefully after this test, using vinegar to remove the potash.) Amazing values in Men's Clothing—pages 391 to 419. National Cloak and Suit Co. Page 10