New-York tribune. [volume], October 12, 1920, Page 7, Image 7

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FOR you men and women who commune with the Out-of-Doors, the season of seasons has come.
Quail and ruffed grouse are challenging your Purdy. Back and Quarter-Back, of the Gridiron
Tribe, are in full war paint. The fox is ready for the hounds, the rabbit for the beagle, and the
Greatest Sporting Goods Store in the World for its host of sportsmen friends.
Nature is doing her best to supply the healthful roughage which she puts into human character through
the tempting outdoor sports of Autumn. She is painting her forests, unleashing her winds, flooding the
countrvsid'* with the cool sunshine of Fall?making woods and motor way, bridle path and moor, irresistible.
Thus does she woo the rosy cheek to the bronzing breeze and temper the tonic which makes more
C^LOTHES as the gentlefolk of English counties
J know them, with thorough simplicity of line
and finish -trim, purposeful looking, characteristic
of the outdoor man and woman.
To supply this type is the particular province of
the Abercrombie & Fitch departments devoted to
this great branch of their business ? a province
whose frontiers even are hardly trespassed bv others.
Meeting the
Growing
American
Tendency
to wear city-and-coun
try clothes in town
in the offices, on the
avenue and in the
hotels and restaurants
during the day.
Playing North or South?in
Scotland or California
Golf suits from the Abercrombie & Fitch
shops enjoy recognized fellowship in the fastest
company The cotter's handlooms of Scotland,
Ireland, England and Wales hare furnished
tne fabrics.
stalwart men and boys, women and girls who enter the lists as sportsmen. And thus does she regularly
replenish the enthusiasm in the Abercrombie & Fitch store?ever renewing the atmosphere of pine needles
and tweeds, birch-bark and homespuns, which pervades the house from its latch-string to the Davy Crockett
log cabin on the roof.
We greet you, this bracing October day, with larger assortments than ever, whether it be guns
and forestry cloth clothes, Dunhill pipes and duck decoys, town and country suits and hats and foot'
wear, or an outfit for a Winter trip abroad, for a voyage to the far South Seas and an adventure on
the island of your dreams.
nrOPCOATS with the swinge and free
-*? dorn demanded by sport?tweed suits
and shapely walking boots topped with
gaiters?these are the clothes for both men
and women one meets more and more in
the smartest places.
Defying the
Worst That
November Has
to Offer ?
/f%r '?'??? l%f*j ~h^ ''Vn. raincoats and storm
>A'4't- ?< W??*S? W lX? coats, imported tweed
Abercrombie & Fitch
raincoats and storm
SHf-vT" ^ coats, impt
<Jr? 0 n^-U7/'. ?'? ''sKii; knock-about hats and
'?,'/ ' -il'^C^wL- c*'^/^-^ damp-proof shoes ?
?~r?'?",-'"'vi'r'\'|! iff for the country lame
'. T-1 ^ ?fr VtS?L and the city street.
Coats of Leather and of Heather-?of Camel's Flair,
Plaids and Fleeces
Women's city-and-country suits, in variety unlimited, in tweeds,
homepuns, and many exclusive fabrics ? with hais, boots, gloves,
shirts and stockings for every outfit. Riding clothes and all accessories.
For Roadster, Closed Car"or the
Steamer Deck
Topcoats, slip-ons, greatcoats ? made here of
English fabrics, or London made. Sutts, boots, caps
and haberdashery comfortably at home on the
world's great highway.
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'T'HE man that travels by sleeper or steamer?the busines*
** man motoring or commuting from his Connecticut estate?
the woman that golfs and rides and shoots ? the sportsman
planning his moose hunt or trip to Montana?all these find
the clothing resources of the Abercrombie &. Fitch establish?
ment greater than those of any house in Europe?quite unique
ia America.
EZRA H. FITCH, President
Madison Avenue and Forty-fifth Street, New York
THE hunter knows where to go tor his gun and his clothes*
his ammunition and sporting impedimenta. Among the
guides in Maine and Wvoming, the shooting pals in Carolina
oriars and Louisiana canebrakes and in the duck-blinds of
Maryland, die name of Abercrombie &. Fitch is a pass-word.
For years the most famous hunters in the world, as well as
the explorers, have been outfirtcrd by this house, judging from
the number of parties now outfitting for the Big Woods, it will
be a record hunting season.
THE GREATEST SPORTING GOODS S
E IN THE WORLD