The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05

shoulder, bought IT at the beginning or
the. season and il wasn't nice enough TO lase
long. Before six weeks had some by u pc
gan to look shabby, and had 10 get Az
other for best Yet Arthur buys two h&ts-
one derby for 81. and n soft hat for the
same price Then he's fitted out for several
months. all for eight dollars. They always
look we'll But let me buy TWO four-doiidf
hats and try to make them do until spring
what Il dsreputable appearance would
present"
Take the matter Of outer garments. A
man buys his winter costume double
breasted sack suit Of handsome cloth,
worsted or cheviot-for thirty or forty dol
lars This amount proCureS one that Is
well made, fashiopably cut and in which
ne always appears Wen dress-o. ne" 4@t
the young woman get q gown for the same
money. Whether She buys it ready-made
or not il viii be only fair for the price ana
not be first-class. But let her attempt -
wear il for street and home Tor an ehtle
season as the man win Go. excepting only
those occasions when evening oFesS Is re-
CURED. II she take it to business, Don II for
street and for ordinary purposes at henes
it will look shabby in no time at all. Ana
who wouldn't tire on the grl in the same
frock morning, noon and night? She would
of necessity be compelled to freshen IL at
times by fancy walstcoats. silk fronts. lace
effects and so on. Even II she dld' ny
succeed
she would never present the correct appear
ance of the average young man in his plain
suit.
1t Is fine, say some to rebel time to call
for a costume that we can buy ready mace,
as do the men, for a fair price. GIVE US
tba rf,rht to make our dress after q bpcom-
ing. not a fashionable, style ana TO Weer ~
as long IS we please. Then the cry hctI no
longer be raised against TINS IoFceu eNtI'''-
The other sex, too may soon raise It's oo-
1ectons. The wei dressed youaS man
needs a larger purse than formef,y' SYKES
change more rapidly OF late, ana greater
attention Is paid to the accessories of ms
toilet. He finds his laundry pui q coilatu-
cradle item' ana ne selectS ne NJ III e,-p+
great care. They match either Ms tiir71,
his hair or the stripe in his shirt. us HhN
cuff buttons, his pajamas, silk underwear
subscribers, socks, hauGkerchiets ana bLoNeS'
must An be of the finest and he must GER
tainlv have a handsome lounSlnS coat S.Llo
an eiderdown robe de chambre, 70 say !loIIl-
ing of canes and small hand DOGS anu
leather case for nm dress SUIT
A few hints just here may prove setNlCg
able to motners. sisters, daughters 80
wives, who take an interest IN seems - -.
mankind well dressed. A cut1WaN ltp~A Sult
is correct for street wear, but Is Betel t1iis
reserved for older mon. The youhS 49,
will wear a black OxfOrd coat ana FtS,'
with trousers Of a dark stripe or It9th
OF soft cheViot, black or gray iiiAtu 80 ~
black, is an excellent SUBSTITUTE, esyGe 80.
since this may be worn At lnloflhetl all
noon receptions ana day weddings. \ ia-is
overcoat, which will serve three-quaftelS OF
the wear, will be of black melton pfSltId,,
bly,, or of Tibet, Venetian cneviot, Worsteldi
or covert cloth. The winter overcoat WIZ
be fuller and straighter this year, ana
trine longer Those Of smooth cl0th-mel-
ton and kersey-are lined With either worst
ed or silk There is also a beautiful cloth,
patent beaver, soft. smooth ana very S,9a9y'
The rough oVercoat VIII be Of astrakhan,
heavily lined with satin or Of chinchilla or
fur beaver sensible coat for ali-round
wear is made % black oxford frieze. Cape
oVercoatS are discarded. except the tnVer-
ness or sleeveless coat over evening dress.
In the matter of small things the "bus-
ness" shirt has fine stripe running across
instead of M and down. and still maintains
its white collar. Suspenders will be of quiet
tints. The oid-fasniuued stock tie, twice
around the neck. has been revived with con-
siderable success. HaudkerchefS are rath-
err large, with narrow herr Evening gloves
will be pearl color and for the new canes
the straight angle is the wrinkle.