B NEW-i'OBK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. APBIL 9. 1906.

CORRECT OUTDOOR GARB FO* MEN. No. w_* ».IM * fbrley a large number of athletic clothes for hunting, golfing, etc, for his numerous patrons. Rupert A. Ryley. tailor. THE FASHIONABLE COSMOPOLITAN SHIRT. . i« oonstructlnc Sth-ave, New-York, N. Y. 2*2 Indulge outdoor amusements. Manufactured only by J. A. The Scriven Improved JElastlo Seam I>rawers. For men who In athletics and othernainsook, \u25a0ill>s» Company. New-York. For sate at the leading haberdashers everywhere. Made In Jean, linen, silk and all fmbrtcs suitable for men', wm- worsteds. So little hath It changed that of dersannentai longer space itIs not worthy. THIS SEASON. style THE STYLES MEN ARE TO WEAR From tho time honored and of conven- lightness, swapper and its comfortable *"•! the shoemaker's last in many a day. and ts bound tion's choice full evening but alight depar- air grades of to catch popular favor. Th* same pump is SILK HAT STYLES. dress on the head. It Is made In the finer the country ture shows. The lapels alone a change In sllgrht nutria. There is a tendency to the wide, flat made In tan for seashore, mountain or degree may have in roll and Bhape. These brim, the peak Is shaped cowboy style. The wear. The gun metal pump will be tho feature of and more, roof garden floors, doubt. The patent HOW TO CHOOSE WHAT BEST THE FIGURE SUITS (three inches atop the waist seam) will extend crown cf the silk hat Is belled a trifle ana without wear, heavier tho top. the curl of the rim is leather oxford, thus pushed aside for evening Set This Season by King Ed- in width a slight Increase and longer length of is a little at will second place summer shoe, but for a shirt, also heavier than heretofore. The general t>n«ct take as a dres» NO EASY MATTER. collar. The coat liberal width of snow changes Inall styles Is to give a "more hat will nevertheless be an important figure in the white, at waist line should reveal, and eke of of the summer wardrobe. Either the blucher or ward VII. appearance. footwear oxfords, waistcoat, too; the skirt thereof Its drooping Straw hats willbe lower In crown and narrower plain cut. In patent leather, calf or rusaet ending there where MHans. tne will be In good form, but the blucher cut will b« In the cashier's office of the Knox hat store, at the effect of days bygone no longer is ap- the knees do bend. Be in brim. Split sennits, Mackinaws and Tit* gentle Spring hath come! Hail. Ontle belt careful, too, lest button Its width ample two with wide, rolling brims, will be the three the choice of the majority. Broadway and Fulton-st.. Is an excellent photo- parent. Three buttons on each side their at too last fall. Tne The effort to Introduce Into general wear for Cpring. thy harbinger, the Bock Beer Sign, ap- be. Of siik the facing, the extremes of edges styles on which the chief demand will cloth graph of Kins Edward VIIof Great Britain, and mourning heads do show, and likewise button- its Panama will still appeal to a few, but these will afternoon dr^ss the patent leather shoe with peareth In the land, ar.d, like Shrapnel in Far ample boundary marking, while like in silk the year. top, made past season*, has failed asaln. Carlos I. King of Portugal, sent to Colonel Knox holes three i;ape their mouths. Of width collar be fewe-r even than they were last oft ia screaming deadly way. the lapels, showing growth days. With edges should upre.ir, though self-collar be not bosom shirts and their soft fronted broth- Those who want cloth tops will wear overgatu-rs. by friends. King Edward holds Inhis left hand a East war their the of barred. Two buttons, Plaited snirt- which are now In demand, but soon wili MBS in of single or blind stitch two inches below the holes and false cuffs the ers are equally in pood form. Fewer white silk hat. especially made for him. which has set Moth Balls fly. Blue violets their heads uprear sleeves complete. lngs willbe worn this season, but the fancy shirts the* winter closet. knee should mark the end of the skirt. Waist- designs White oxfords, either buck or canvas and rub- the London style la silk fcat3 for this season. That •neath stector voices of street pedlere. pro- coat, The waistcoat of virgin white holds royal will not be loud in colors and patterns. All of if of like texture with coat, of double sway, single Will be in stripes, and many plain bodied tans, ber or ..leather soled, will be worn, for the most style is on sale at the Knox store, at 4Qta-st. and j»i»i«w««>y xjx» of scent, and busi- three, but breasted and with buttons three. part, at seaside resorts hotels this sweetness their breast should bo. its buttons if of Modelled It is the shirt linens and lawns will be worn. Figured shirtings and mountain sth-ave. Sign flourish. The white its body be, 'tis 6ingle breasted if the front te display to best In grays and blacks and whites, also patterns wiih summer. ness at the Three Bail doth advantage, its opening In extent of bosom polka dots of The extent to which the Knqx. hat Is worn ie with \u25a0wearer wills. gaping- full their stripes of pink and green, with best bearded, uncles of the yesterday no more Smart; Frock, wide along the whitened way. More to colors, and lemons and straws, floured, will attested by the fact that spring styles were thus best described is Summer a various the expectation fond look forward to that day gray men point 'tis cut than formerly. Side seams of be worn considerably, as will blues in striped ana THE DISTINCTIVE LIKE. put on sale City. its steel twill or worsted diagonal to braid, pinks nnd lavenders on the same day In New-York descending eun expiration of the of years younger look imparting. whereof in width and style the fanoy figured patterns. A fow clear Berlin. Paris, whose low the mature a may display its wealth, should will be seen under the coats of the ultra fashion- London. Calcutta. Honolulu. Buenos WiUi those to Frocks committed, yet change give to trousers Ayres. Sydney, ticket marks. ilistlnction from their brothers; of Brt3bar.e. Havana and Dawsor.. desiring from funereal black, tue Summer Frock humbler willbe the chief color for men's stockings, to Thus It Is seen tropio Spring hath come and Mature her inches 10 and 20 at the knee, 16 to 17 bottom Tan be great- It Makes a Greek God Nine- from the extremes of heat Th« Gentle will ba.sk in favor, guile low 'twill roll with point. at correspond with tan shoes, but there will a of and arctic cold, as well as in the more temperate Incase in garb anew, shedding buttons two and upon each side, variety of patterns, especially in plaids, in the zones, the children doth buttonholes InDinner suit, which few stripes will be globe trottar who wants a Knox hat the In winters blizzards of material like the coat the facing, in place of Jacket Insummer months various shades of browns. A teenth Century an. need not lark for it. thos* sober hues which silk; appeareth nt its best, the ignorant oft goeth worn, but they will be in the minority, with grays KnoT attire. Man, tue length like that of regulation black, to effects. Coionel now has Invested in his hat business bleak gave sombre tone to their his ball. Informal is Its lot, and blues in fancy dark found it:" shouted one an- alone more capital than was represented by th« the waistcoat of white always. place forever barred Gray suede gloves are th>- best style for day "I've commuter to industry therefore, it behooves, likewise, his raiment to from that wherein evening supreme for other, way to the entire hat in this country thirty-five years The garb of wedding or formal function of holds long dress dress wear and the lisht colored kids business. as the Erie ploughed her Man- age A few years ago the and, year's make tailed reign. In present times the worn for in- United States rank*-! ©•erfaaal. dead weeds of last afternoon now disposed of, to clothes of business Butt undressed chamois will also lie hattan shore. "I've found It at last!" third In the hat making industry. Now it takes the to eld clothes men in barter given, rehabilitate the screi-d doth turn, the Morning, or cutaway, He danced a Jig in his delight. takt, and the Knox hat has been one of th« prin- self, until like and beast and suit Its lirsi endeavor. For city men of fash- "Found what?" said his companion. "A way to cipal factors in. achieving- this result. From its bis outward bird humble beginning In the first store at No. 110 Pul- glossy new, proclaims the ion in glare of morning sun or shade of after- reduce commutation?" IMb, plant, his plumage, noon 'tis quite the garment proper. 'Tis not ton-st.. in the Knox hat has coma to te tne replied his friend, "the of individuality synonym^ for the prevailing style and excellence in advent of a season gay. extreme at ui:y point. Cut to button below the "No." line hats, In clothes. I've vain, and now is sold in three stores, under th* But this no easy matter Is. To choose that breast line, it shows a hint of waist, tight lit- A Time Table for Men's Apparel sought it in for heretofore Fifth Avenue Hotel, at No. 212 Broadway, and ia not all clothes have looked alike to me. There's a which best the figure suits (no pun is here in- ting there with gentles curve for those cor- the Knox Building at 4dta-st. and Broadway, be- pulent. Kke smart curve of skirt, of goodly suit that is by sides in the branch stores inall the principal cities slim. To pick that which the — distinctive. stands Itself. Ithas the tended), corpulent or K-ngih, with eu,jes blind or single stitched. (If For Wear Line. of the -world. dark, Country Flangol.i lounge coat, with low rolled front; trousers cut goes through twenty-two processes most befitteth one's complexion, light or SO desired flat braided these may be..) With "I don't see any Line," The Knox hat checks, coiiar, fairly vide and turned up nt bottom, straw or hat, colored pleated bosom said the other. "Where Is its making, "and there is no place in it where a to aay with decision firm. "Itshall be it step or notched tne waistcoat buttons Panama Is it?" slurred piece of workmanship can be hidden. Its fairly hign, single breasted if to Style's decree shirt, soft front, polo collar; tie, tan or gov- shall be stripes. Itshall be plaids, or overplaids" bow white buckskin Oxfords. "Look," said the discoverer, "at chap in original color is never lost. When the French it conform. Of black unfinished worsted — that ernment sent a commission to th:.- country to study —nay, In a. moment's hurried dash is one doth I"or Town Wear Dark or morning in front with you see, not In vai ted weaves may coat and waistcoat be; gray Oxford suit, which may be used his back facing us. Do there's the hatmaking industry, that commission reported to ci""p his mind on such a style and such a the trousers the contrast showing of worsted place of frock style; straight or winged collar, white shirt, dirk, full scarf, a Line from shoulder to heel? Do you see that he on its return that the Knox factory was the most Ascot they pattern, vain regrets are sure to follow. De- dark and striped. Or if fancy otherwise dic- white or looks graceful, spreading- at the shoulders, small complete of all those had investigated. tor gray slip in waistcoat white washable or tan fancy waistcoat, tan gloves, black Not only in men's headgear, but in women's and liberation, study and confer- iate3 of Oxford or Cambridge unfinished at the hips and tapering downward to his shoes? wise comparison, worsted the handiwork of may be, there- bowler or silk hat. cajf children's as well, is the Knox hat at the fore. — coat walking stick, patent leather or shoes. It's the Line does it." Trimmed hats women, straw ence with the man of shears 'twere well all a or fancy waistcoat. — that felt for women's auto- wiui li^ht A touch of lor Day Wedding, Call or Reception Frock coat, double or single breasted "He certainly does look as if he had a mobile hats and opting straw, plain straws for these to bear Inmind ere the order's given and careless ease may easily be gained by coat of master women, trimmed duck for women, white duck waistcoat from same material as coat, washable, Ascot scarf, tailor." rejoined the second commuter. "Looks liko sailors, felts, derbies, the deposit made. lowly roll, the which with two buttons closed or white large black sailors and tarpaulins for more shows. white shirt, gray shoes, on© of those Greek gods dressed up to date. You boys. Tarn o' Shanters, coach, undress livery,men's that carking care thereby entailed, and waistcoat light gloves, patent leather buttoned with either black kid But For general wear the Morning Suit, if from or can almost see the muscles swelling along his yachting, hunting and golf caps, polo helmets and on shall make tweeds, made, tan cloth tops ;silk hat. A black or Oxford gray morning tuit is also permissible. caps and opera hats are Knox hats just as well furrows unwrlnkled brows no cheviots or fancy weaves 'tis is — ribs." known as the Knox derbies and silk hat* for men. For 1 mark, the scribe herein will state the styles, the shorter cut in length of skirt, nor doth it so Formal Functions in Evening Evening dress skirted coat, white, single "That's it, that's it." remarked the first. "I've young and old. Gloves, foreign and domestic um- changes, fashion; intimate with the waist become. If to sports washable waistcoat, with three buttons; shirt, seen fellows with big military brellas and walking sticks, hat cases and Scotch the modes of her decrees inclined lucre in country house breasted plain front withround cutfs; shoulders— shoulders. rugs accessories which say one be or hath tie, Ibelieve they call them— tapering waists, steamer and shawls are In which to man. "thus shall thou dress thy to dwell, of or cheerful pattern tho two or three pearl studs, straight collar, white bow white gloves, patent leather as if the stock fears no rival. Tattersall they wore corsets, course, form or be beyond the pale; forever thine the waistcoat, while amply flapped at waist the coat. pumps, silk hat, dirk Chesterfield overcoat, silk facings and flaring hips, as Ifthey were Of the Knox hat of the sprlnsr of 1908 is .Lounye to extreme edges, withvelvet women. But until mv eyes different from the Knox hat of the fall of 1904. hurt of scornful pointed finger." For actual comfort for general use the collar, rested on that chap i That's of the beauties of the Kaox hat; there's Sack suit hath In length not stingy, or paddock overcoat. haven't seen a fellow dressed to one To begin, then. More varied, more free in or no peer. look like a perfect always some pleasing change. This season's silk it is .slightfy shape! there where it m<-bow tie, gets the clothes that give him that look. Come on." with a brim varying in width from~ITs Inches to 2 wearing rounding cut fronts, patent they went. and T-,i. For young men the hat la a inch»» deep, than in seasons gone before shall or away be. ike the but c'en So a though they siraighlness prim leather •That your with a brim "of l inches. The silk hat has less man's attire proclaim eminence. To front be in they vio- Oxfords. Line from shoulder to heel In suit." « fall, its — said the tirst commuter to man bell than Its predecessor of last and the curt at late no law. With downward roll the lapels Riding or coat, the he had pointed darby, of coats the lapels' turn do these provisions For Horseback in Park Gray brown skirted riding cut on out, "who makes it. where do you get it, what do the brim is smaller and rounder. The Knox droop, the buttons three. Single stitchea tho you or bowler, is built In four proportions In height— 3 * changed Lapels! may edges, vent, why, "yea" "nay," hunting coat lines; breeches of the same or pkided material, call if/" erive a form. Therein and as for 'tis or Tattersall waistcoat, "That's the Brokaw Line. Brokaw makes It. and inches, 5V*. 3*4 and 6. The crown is more tapering. man display his fancy. Fairly narrow or fairly as the wearer list. If"yea" in seam at centra stock tie, black or brown bowler hat, tan gloves, black enamelled riding boots or you get it at Brokaw's," he replied. The brims are 1% to 2*4 Inches. Black Is the pre- must, be of six or tin vailing color, although many willbe worn, wide, fairly high or fairly low; the is back the vent ueven inches polo boots. "How do they get it? Iwant it." ejaculated the browns choice all growth. Waistcoat of single breast, bereft of — commuter. and a few persona who like ultra distinction will your own. Whlche'er you choose you cannot coiiar, trousers of easy fit, than for gen- For Horseback Riding in Country Sack coat, seam; 'Always glad to put an erring brother on the wear pearl derbies. In soft hats. fedora and wider with long vent in centre right track, said passenger addressed, neglige shape, there la little change, black, brown miss the mark. No mere the (by eral use. complete thld outfit, a sartorial sym- the as he waistcoat two outside breast pockets, pockets and Haps at the hips, or bdtcd pleated coat; noticed that his interlocutor wore a Masonic em- and pearl being the staple colors. vulgar tongues "the vest" yclept) its beauties phony. blem, and they exchanged grips. Straw hats will bf> a trifle lower in th# crown The Low Roll Lounge or suit Sack, first breeches of the same or check material, Tattersall waistcoat, stock tie, shepherd plaid "1 designer than, heretofore, and show less brim. Fine and is to in shrinking modesty. Yet shall it of know the of Brokaw's clothes," he hide cousin to the Lounge, hath minor touches hera cap, tan polo boots. continued, "he's a personal friend of mine, and I'll coarse sennit and split straw will be the leaders. not be bold, shrieking In accents loud, like and there, touches of diversity, oddity of style, — tell you all about it. with straight brims. Those who like distinction. that years For the Golf Links Flannel coat and trousers, with turned up bottoms, or "To begin with, his Idea is to make a man's comfort and beauty combined in a straw hat will raucous peacock, the rainbows of Its body, but to the smart dresser of adult w^ll individual, fine, pliable give deep dwellingsatisfaction. First willcatch coat knickerbockers; shirt, clothes not' only but to make them find ItIn a Milan or Mackinae. straw. Itshall coyly peek, peer forth Inhesitation, shy. belted and flannel with two-inch raffs; stock tie. tweed bring out the individuality of the man. he designs with a rolling brim the eye the length, the deep, low roll whereby clothes the blushing maiden, who refuge cap, golf boots. as picture framer designs a frame. The like seeketb be- the lapels project their shape. From where the frame is to be beautiful, but its chief purpose Is to TAIIA)RS hind a chair from lover's kisses, thereby Its second button (there are only two) endeth. the bring out the beauties of what it frames. Your KEPT BUST. coal doth away, average clothier puts all effort token hinting of hidden, haunting charms. curve and to the figure 'tis his on the frame closely shaped in outline striking. vent and lets the picture look out for itself. For in- No more those pads, pads ba<;k Full the collar, stance. designer doesn't put shoulders those In fatness seam hath of ampler length than usual, Dinner Jacket suit bath changed its the formal day wear and while undressed :'or Brokaw's the — generous, chamois of a 20t>-pound man on a coat for a 150-pound wear- which to nineteenth century man while trousers are of regulation size. 'Tis best roll or shawl retiring for the step or notched tormal evening functions. His Earlif Spring Orders Heavy The Silk or or er. aim is to make a man do what nature in- shouidere of prehistoric forebears gave. with this a fancy waistcoat to disport, single snape in collar and lapel. To the extreme edges limn silk and linen handkerchiefs will tended he should do— taper from the shoulders Alas. breasted collar, way meet the aa<3 a touch of faddishness to the Ieat dressed men, not the pain and without for thereby Is dis- the facings make their silken and but they down. He designs shoulders that accord with this Styles in Vogue. who hath felt of seeing shoulders tinction gained. collar the cocoon's labor. One button only shoul.l not be displayed too glaringly. idea. The Line of the coat goes straight down to broad, off, bath — the coat stripped shrink to bones rf The Doi;nle Breasted Lounge yet Sack, the coat, at waist reposing, and its edges to the hips no wasp waist effect where it becomes The days of record breaking \u25a0warmth for March is a narrower, thence, still, meagre leanness? With such catastrophes this of buttons three on each side, ranged in Indian the bottom recede in cutaway. At hips rest and narrower down the harbingers of early spring might have caught also flaps. Low tike waistcoat, THE GUN METAL PUMP. trousers to the boot tops. The coats are easy, some shirt file. Close consonance to the figure's shape the pockets, cut the roomy, like wedge from shoulder to waist. tailors napping, but not so Marks Arnhelm. Tor rank* as when the false front with the show, opening shape a Catch hlnrtrng back and side seams while as to length, loss of L than of wont and in the idea? The Line does it—the Brokaw Line." three days the entire force in the establish- collar button parts company and goes 'tis the single style. pointed. Trousers in form and and couldn't," bis shorter than breasted effect more "It's what I've tried to get sighed at and tts way alone. Again, the fancy may make its play and yield bhupe are brothers to those which grace full Its the the commuter. ment Broadway 9th-st_. five hundred wcrk- the palm If Feature of Men's Footwear "Going away from you or coming toward you tho ere. Including twenty-eight cutters, worked over- will of to none back centre seam have vent evening 1' PiCs there be. course. Man wants but dress. effect is the same, the speaker. night below, or show in naught but plain simplicity. Of me- To sum up then, the evening dress at night went on "Yousee time until 11 o'clock at to keep ud with the Bt&e hers but in that little pads must dium owning day, appealing only for This Season. the Brokaw Line. It's the Lire that distinguishes kept In the front the waistcoat yet doth have us when sun Brokaw garments from all an rush of orders which the measuring tape needs have place. But of size ill again with single breast displays gone; at functions, others.. If artist Is moderate v. its charms. hath downward social the No on* color Is predominant for that article looking for a node] for an Apollo he'll pick out a flying, the shears snipping and the needles mak- p*6s year Imparting Of Overcoats the .season has opera For affairs, stag of this be. to the wearer a wreath wnereln and the dinner. club wherewith man is to Incase his feet man wearing a Brokaw suit. Itisn't tho fault of the ing lightning play. They broke the world's record the box of tan, though still worn, hath no and informal gatherings at the home, after he has fill bill. is more of the form In which Dame it's dinners put his stockings spring suit if the wearer doesn't the It a suit for early spring orders, they say Nature builded mention, nor hath it proper place. The Chester- the Tuxedo is the proper caper. For the day on this and summer. Calf that makes a man look big where he should ba big, at Arnhelm'*. and patent In those But everything 1 him Chan heretofore. iif-ld,or, as 'tis aiso known, the Single Breasted, event on fashion's calendar the Double Breasted leather will equally be proper, and the through the chest and ribs. Moreover, hi.- hips and three days. was Inraadi- Benmemtt cry Fly of Front, still leads van, retaining Frock; wear, show they will make will depend entirely legs look in proportion. You look at a chap wear- ness to meet It. The stock of material wherein heem! Thus the will greet the the as of for informal the while the sun on the ing it. and think, there's one that can take a sptrtt who, yore its popularity. No distinction doth itenow doth shine, the Morning, or cutaway, of material feet, for which nature is responsible. In style, 'Ah. every fancy can. find Its most fastidious taste satis- 1 bold In insolent contempt of cus- Hows, how- deep breath and make his coat taut around htm.' rules, a* to what garment it over and for all dressy and of pockets and flaps at hips bereft. ever, the oxford is to overwhelm all ItIs a suit that gives sense of power to wearer and fled la larger than ever at the Arnheim store this tom's the city paves Khali stride with is it Changed else. Banish occasions fit. It hath in some For business only the Lounge and cutaway or high topped shoes to the cupboard, putting observer. year. Particularly striking is the Una of silver" trouser bottoms of upturned face. slight degree from peasons gone before; 'tis Suit have any place. after all proportion. What nature has failed For country not Morning trees in them, ifyou to preserve "It's in gray. Oxford gray and gun gray for sack byways so full and roomy, and it detincs the iigure more. materials is no niggard stock. Black, wish their shape In it will succeed in remedying. Every line of it la metal laces and were meet the upturned Of there for display next fall, you suitings and English walkingcoats. Arnhelrr* tailor- trouser bottom, not tor Below the knee four Inches should the or brown cheviots and worst- and hie to the shoe stont designed to harmonize with a man's height, con- but town when waves o* mark Oxford unfinished for leather, of face and formation of bone and ing not always mode; heat from asphalt ovens boundary of its downward course and with eds, covert cloths and fancy cheviots and oxfords. eltl>«r in patent box calf or tour muscle. la only In the prevailing It rise. amply tan .Every suit they make has that Line; the single or has the merit of improving on what Is Byronio, open, low rolling, in curves no stifling vent 'Us fitted twelve to fourteen Inches. tweeds in grays these for overcoats of spring calf. double breasted sack suit, the Prince Albert frock set to be Pockets at the hips most frequently show flaps, For evening Naturally, tan willbe the coat, walking the fashion, so that the wearer of an Arnheim tightness the summer's heat to make more the texture furnish. dress there is color moat frequently the English suit, the tuxedo and the fashion, sweltering, be the though there is no ban upon the openings verti- but material, black worsted, seen, for it Is by all odds tho full evening dress— all display this distinctive garment has. in addition to '.!.* look of a will season's cut. Lazy, one unfinished most comfortable distinctive appearance sets apart lounging, bereft of office primness, the cal. The material of the coat should fix the col- while for dinner suits there is the choice of summer shoe. The season's mark." that him from garb of lar's tlswue, and that of facings and two inch styles In all leathers "How do you get to the Line—l Brokaw's?" the sartorial throng. The Arnheiia English -walk- spring and summer of Oxford, black or unfinished worsted. will be shaped to mean Ing shall murmur careless vent mark the end of sleeve. For the a flat la*t. with medium toe, a asked the eeeker after coat this season is a distinctive garment bouaci ease, rippling like should frock coat are meet, or dark gray information. to comment almost plashing brook and general these black compromise between the razor prow of the pointed "Subway lands you at the door; 3d-ave. elevated attract favorable and give unalloyed give to the of From these same lines the Flyleas unfinished worsted, or be it cheviots, plain or it; satisfaction to tfie wearer. It is cut lorg. with man look comfort c'en though Chester takes its form,save the toe and the canalboat bow of the box toe a few steps from Broadway or Lexlngton-ave. the sweat from, every pore doth start. that buttons and in weave of herringbone or diagonal. Revelry man The cars a block from it:3d-ave. surface cars in front thirteen buttons, and outside press pocket*. The their receptacles, the holea, make Who wears either pointed or box to* should waistcoat to accompany it la aonbi» breasted and The fiat hath gone forth. Trumpet tongued valiant show. of color is found wherewith to build the Lounge not obtrude his feet any more than he can help'un- of It." was the answer. "All roads lead to Cooper the and of fly there is no hint. Of longor fall and or Morning Suit cutaway, for here are less he Square." has oointcd labels. The trousers are of medium fashion plates announce it. To no one ma- ampler in its room it is, and in its bad wants to be classed as a back number width. man be tied, liberty texture there worsteds and cheviots, flangolas in plaids and lhe season's novelty in men's shoes Is the terial shall but full enjoy is wide field of choice. Scotch In plaids, blacks, blues, nietal calf pump wear, sun your Easter perhaps la the day of days when all the wherewith to choose his patterns. cheviots stripes; likewise grays and for evening it is undenia- "What's hurry?" said the second commuter world feels that it should dress Its best and parade Checks herringbonep and medium shades of pray, all browns in serges unfinished bly handsome, with a medium pointed to« and a the first, when they landed. plaids, overcheckß, stripes, diagonals, serges— these services and worsteds. knot of ribbed, heavy ribbon to that best. At no time does the shabbily dressed any. their supply. With turnback cuffa wher« it Joins the top "1ra going to foreclose a first mortgage on a man feel so much like slinking to some dark alley make choice of all or and rest content that the sleeve? may nicety and of the foot. It is one of the most sensible go tßf.'niefh'B mould in you personifies show their the en- for evening dress wear shoes Brokaw Line Sack Suit before X to tha office." as on that day. when th» city's avenues are her taste. clrcllnp collar may velvet be or of material like that has been evolved from was the reply. thronged with men and women garbed at the lap Now to enumerate the garb In all its varied the coat. SCARFS OF DARK HUES. phases. The frocic of regulation stylo still bears The Paddock Coat, though still 'twill favor Its wonted semblance. 'Tls changed but eye little find with eon:(\ last season touched the summit and only to that whose keenness guides the of Its glory, and now the downward path in tailors* chalk is last year's garment popularity despondent Four-in-lland Still Leading Shape brother, different makes its way. It is from Its new born this spring. Button- shorter than of wont and of sober mien. In dark — Ing fairly low and close, 'tis to the figure waist, fitted or medium colored material, such as covert General Haberdashery. at the the skirts filled in in such a wise (Joths or Oxford and Cambridge unfinished Haberdashery is to be largely a monotone of dark colors this season, although they will not be restricted in their varieties ot hues. Brown and tan. as last spring-, still Bold their vogue, but this season they share the honors with other shades, in- stead of reigning supreme. Despita the fact that warm summer days will soon turn man to the k»w collar, the four-in-hand or goodly size stillremains, as through iht winter, the proper scarf. Nowhere does i«ne see the narrow tics displayed. The' four-in-hand la still two and a (juarter and three Inches wide. and i\u25a0< shown in garnet, navy blue, Bray, purple and green, in plain, polka dot and figured effe ts. Stripts are ostracised, but a few plaids are permissible. Especially rich effects are displayed in green, red and purple, figured and plain, of Iridescent hue. and soft grays and suedes, plain and figured, will also be worn, largely for formal dress occasions in the daytime. Save for these, the dark colors predominate. The Ascot and puff scarf are still in the haberdasher's cane but there is little call for them, and they are to be worn only with the frock coat on day dress occa- sions. Of course, there has been a change in hats; there always Is every Fix months, but It Is so slight that the average wearer won't know it unless the dealer tells him. Crowns are more tapering and the roll of th« brim narrower and lighter. The general effect Is a tendency toward more bell In the crown Black is the predominating color, though coffe« and Java browns are finding many admirers. Soft hats, too. are popular this spring, and are being worn more than ever In the liner shades of nutria! The neglige, or knockabout soft hat either In crush or telescope effect, willbe more popular this spring "** - and. summer than the refutation fedora, ana will M STYLES SPRING^AND BUMHEB. 1003. AT ALLDEPARTMENT STORES BVERTTOIEBE. TYPICAL BBOICAI7- sTZX&BfIb be worn to a lsrg* extent in town, In country and &wmhocbT at seaside and -mountain resorts on account of its