Plattsburg Training Camp - Plattsburger Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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THE PLATTSBURGER Doran New Books JAMES W. GERARD, ' My Four Years in Germany. The Great Big Story of the American Ambassador who defied the Kaiser to preserve the honor of the United States. Documents never intended to see the light reproduced in fac- similie. Fully Illustrated. Net, 52,00 SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE A History of the Great War.-Vol. 2. The British Campaign in France and Flanders- 1915. The full and accurate story of the dark and terrible year of equilib- rium. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has the true heart of the Military Historian. -Speclalor. Illustrated. Maps. Net, 52,00 ALEX. MCCLINTOCK, D. C. M. Best O' Luck. - How a Fighting Kentuckian won the Thanks of Britain's King. Describes in detail the newest fea- tures, systems, and methods in present- day warfareg and presses many points upon the ofhcers of our new army. Sergeant McClintock won the Distin- guished Conduot Medal for conspicuous gallantry in action. Net .. .. 51,00 LIEUT. G. DYSON, Brigade Grenadier Officer, B. E. F. Grenade Fighting. This manual presents a concise and practical course in the training and tactics of grenadiers. Many very clear diagrams, tables and charts. Net .. .. 50,50 CAPT. LESLIE VICKERS, Lecturer on Trench Warfare, Department of Military Service, Columbia. University: Late Lieutenant of the Seaforth Hig - landers. Training for the Trenches A Practical Handbook, with Illustra- tions and Diagrams. Net . . . . 31.00 SAPPER. No Man's Land. Better Stories of the War will hardly be written. -New York Globe. Net . . . . . . 81.25 A SU TERN Billy's Letters from Flanders This really great little book. Net, THE S TERN More Letters from Billy Unstudied, fresh and delightfully real letters from a Canadian Soldier to his Mother Net .. .. 1.00 George H. Doran 1 4 Company Publishers, NEW YORK James Moore Military Boot-maker '33 44 West 37th Street New York Telephone Greeley 4832 ROGERS T E E Selling Hart, Schaflner SL Marx niiorms Stetson Hats, 36.00 and 57.00 Oilicers' Suits, 1 336.00 to 545.00 Officers' Overcoats, 340.00 to 845.00 Our Wonder Raincoat, 0 313.50 Sheep-lined Coats, 316.50 -Leather Puttees, 59.00 t0 318.00 Mz7z'tary Acc'es.rorz'es ROGERS T EVE Next Door to Oiiicers' Dining Room U. S. Avenue Branch of South Norwalk, Conn. l2141

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THE PLATTSBURGER b 1 I MAKER ' ' KNOTHE FIFTH AVENUE J. grew vomc n v--fa Knot? elt KnotheSuspender'S ARE MADE FOR SERVICE QFFICERS BELTS our make of AMERICAN BELTS is superior to any produced in any other 99 Sam Browne and Country. Othel' styles Officers Should Supply Their Needs Before Going Abroad Write or call upon o 124 Fifth Avenue, New York THEY WILL BE PLEASED TO GIVE YOU LIST OF RETAIL SHOPS HANDLING THIS BRAND OF BELTS AND SUSPENDERS I2131

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7 Officers' Dress Shoes 39.50 and 11:00 THE PLATTSBURGER FRANKLIN SIMON 81 CO. I Specz'ali.rt.r in Men'r I-Irma' Tailored Reczdywr-Ser'Uz'ce Military niforms and Requisites t For Army Officers, Privates and Non-commissioned Officers RANKLIN SIMON UN IFORMS are made on the theory that if there is any preference to be given as between a civilian and a military man, the military man wins Hands Down! Of course, there isn't any difference between our civilian and our military tailoring, for we put the full measure of our ability into both, and every Olive Drab Uniform we sell is cut, put together, and finished with all the skill and finesse of the finest Hand Tailored Fifth Avenue productions. Service Uniforms and Overcoats Officers' Hand-Tailored Khaki Uniforms S16.00 Officers' Hand-Tailored Serge Uniforms 39.00 to 53.00 Officers' Hand-Tailored O. D. Melton Uniforms 42.00 Officers' Hand- Tailored Overcoats 65.00 Trench Overcoats, sheepskin lined 14.00 and 22.00 Uniforms-not hand-tailored 6.50 Military Uniforms and Requisites Flannel Army Shirts . . 353.50 Cotton Army Shirts . 1.50 and 2.00 Ofiiccrs' Caps ..... 3.50 Campaign Hats . 3.00 and 6.00 All Wool Sweaters . . . 7.50 Natural Wool Socks . .50 and .75 Khaki Silk Handk'fs 1.00 and 1.50 Khaki Cotton Handklfs . . .25 Military Stock Ties . . . .25 Regulation Army Four-in-Hands .50 Khaki Blanket Bath Robes . 6.50 Khaki Army Blankets 6.50 and 14 .00 Comfort Field Kit CCompletej 5.00 Officers Sam Browne Belt 514 Hand-sewn of soft bridle leather and finished with U. S. Government oxidized metal trimmings. When in uniform all officers will wear the Sam Browne Belt except when actually serving in the trenches. From Dress Regulations issued by Gen. Pershing -New York Times l--- Wrist Watches 54.25 to 345.00 Doughboy Army Shoes . Munson Army Shoes . . Brown Cordovan Puttees. . Pigskin Puttees . . . Tan Cowhide Puttees . Canvas Leggins . . . 11.50 6.50 15.00 10.50 7.00 1.50 Spiral Leggins . . 3.00 and 4.00 Khaki Cashmere Muffler Ofiicers' Hat Cords . . 1.50 1.00 Officers' Field Trunk . . 10.00 Pocket Flash Light . 1.00 Army Money Belt . . 1.25 jfranklin Sim n s . FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Men's Shoe Shop Men's Furnishings Shop Men's Clothing Shop 2 West 38th Street , 4 West 38th Street 8 West 38th Street Ai l2151