National Republican., 1873-05-01
The Fashions.

The Fashions.
II Ia an acknowledged fact that our city Ia sec
SG ypS Eom tSs nSt we So no al amy %
time dress IN large plaids or broad stripes. When
the edict goes forth In New YORK that In future
Treen win HSss Sc worm herein ere ' we @ Eessnse
Ia studied, while "loudness IL discouraged" In
no other city on the continent viii you md n
many men (pro rata well dressed as In our own.
IL Is accounted for BY our having larger mum
ber OF men who follow ayocations requiring
them TO dress genteel at all times. II does not
tfaSsgant one. The credit Is due 70 such Arms
as A. SAEs A Co., who place nfteen dollar suit
on their counter, cut by the same skilled cutter
secret: 1t IA not the amount you pay for gar
ment that makes II look well, but the style In the
garment produces the desired enect. Tue styles
ns Sss Ss al "a ss
quiet stripes, with the usual assortment OF NIX
lures. While fashion editors Especially those
sans Pals are op 70 rsss semss1s
| fashions depend, rarely adopt more that four OF
| i've. When we speak Of styles We mean those
res,.maS. ess u aepas,m.pi s iss Iesna youns men.
coat Is styled
cut single-breasted. The roll Of the coat is ex.
ceedingly small, causing the coat to button high
| on the chest so as to admit OF but little OF the
shirt being seen. II is cut away from the top
button. K collarless white vest worn,with this
| coat looks youthful and very dressy. n ts tue
oAlp decided change Of style In coats for the last
/ twelve months, and Messrs. SAKs co. are the
only house who have them ready made. 1T
T1fE PRoMENADE COAT r-E.0
/ Is modification OF the Alexis and 50. Nicholas
| CoAus. ,It Is cat double-breasted, medium cut
Awny, and can be worn buttoned or not ~ will.
! The Vest accompanying this Coat Ia double
breasted, the lapel and collar being cut In one
piece, making decidedly handsome Vest.
II THE LONDON SACK
10 cut double-breasted, the sits at side scam
In back being omitted for summer wear. THIS
Coat we are Informed, Is the most popular for
""''"' ruK PRINCE AIaKRr,
or standard dress coat, ls as popular as ever-ln
fact, q double-breasted, straight and frock u
necessary 10 complete q gentiemans wardrobe,
sIons where the full dress coat was formerly
! considered Indispensable.
TO attempt TO desor,be all the garments seen
| would demand more space than we can spare
All OF the following may be found in sixs A
Co. y ready-made department.
Gar Suits, London sack Suits,
Prince Arthur suits, Tue Byron Sack Suits,
| Grand Duke Suit The st. Nicholas Suits,
! g. Bernard Suits, The Ulster Suit.
: In colors-layender, smoke, drab, pearl, mouse
London grey, Sages and other tlnta, With thj
usual variety OF solid colors.
IN WHITE VESTS
some twenty styles are In vogue, which can b'
I better seen than described
Not the least important feature In sAEs
. " tntlE
BoYs' AND CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT,
which contains most magnificent stock OF gar
msnts to at boys from two aud half to eghteei
years OF age. Their Gents Furnishing Depart
nent Ia stocked with the choicest productions o
the leading importers and mar ufacturers o
New York. Their speciality In this departmen
Is their ta.b0 dress shirts. No deduction In pric
I by the thousand.
THEfR TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
A on second noor, is alone worthy OF visit, no
' for the elegance OF its decorations but the mas
n nificent stock on exhibition. Some idea Of u
: magnitude may be formed when we state thI
ii nearly three hundred styles Of goods adorn the
J, tables Sample garments OF the leading style
Il are always kept 80 rs 10 show patrons the exas
q styles. The extraordinary success OF this IL
!. psrtmeut IL due 10 the fact that Messrs. sAKs
a Co. employ the highest-salaried talent In u
!. country, which they have found the most prom
ii able course, Employing q large and oourteot
corps OF salesmen, our readers may rely on n
oeiving the most attentive consideration 70 the
A wants, while the prices demanded are such |
have made No. si6 Seventh street fAmo'
throughout the country. I