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FLANNEL SUITS
blend of Wool and Dacron DACRON In ANNE!
Hereis exciting news .. a fine flannel
blended of wool and Dacron! And
here's why it's news:
* it weighs only 9 ounces - a year-round weight
associated only with the finest English worsted
flannel loomed!
* it holds its crease and press much longer than
ordinary flannel because it resists humidity, yet
the wool provides absorbency for comfort!
* it has a fine "hand," appearance and finish!
* it is much stronger than ordinary flannel!
Any of these factors would make Van
Boven Flannel unusual, put them all in
the same flannel and you have a re-
markable suit! .

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