Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02

made with cutaway coat and trousers
10 match, and worn with a fancy vest.
10 wear over IL there Is an oyercoat
! OF heavy grey goods, exactly match
ing the suit. This looks very rich, and
/ while II Is not any more expensive,
conveys the impression Of being so.
Top coats are made In grey. brown,
white kersey and black. The black, In
smooth goods with silk finish, is very
fashionable with velvet collar but
without cuffs. Some Of the most ele-
| CANT overc0ats are OF shining black
melton, lined with the most brilliant
! satin OF finest texture, the sort that is
warranted not to wear out in sea-
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The white melton coat Is extremely
modish, but It Is expensive Owing TO
| the peculiar color Of the cloth II can
not be produced In cheap grades and II
Is possible to pay as high as SIS for a
coat In very cold cities, such as Mon
treal and other places along the Dor
der Of the United states and Canada.
they line the coat sleeves In such q
way that there is a 5shirring Of satin
around the hand, protecting the wrists
from the wind. This Is the custom
with tailors who make coachmen's
coats; and il Is being somewhat copied
BY the swells OF New York, who find
II very comfortable.
suede is greatly worn for gloves. II
wears we'll and IL neat on the hand,
neater than dogskin, rbut II Is not so
warm. Black suede Is the glove OF the
minute, as the Prince OF Wales hap
pens 10 be wearing H. The backs OF
the gloves are stitched i'm black silk,
giving quite a sombreness 10 the hand.
The castor colors hold their own and
threaten 10 drive out the browns and
dark reds, though the bright reds will
still be seen considerably. Where |
warmth is a desideratum, there are !
dogskins lined with a soft fleece. |
Gloves are now cut in the between sizes |
80 that man need not take wild |
jump from a glove that pinches him 10 |
one that Is like a mltten. He can buy |
a between size
THE NEW TROUSERS.
Trousers are cut larger In the leg
and the threatened tight leg has dis.
for the time being. They are
generous In their proportions and the |
trouser color is grey. Plain
grey, the Admiral Dewey grey, vs. seen.
1
But for business trousers there are
many variations OF grey which are in
vogue one Is the grey plaid which is
formed by the crossing and recrossing
n many shades Of grey In a cloth that
S slightly rough. II has not the smooth
ribbed finish OF the trouserings with
which all are familiar. Yet with all the
tendency toward plaids and checks
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ling up and down the. leg, and show
ng plainly through the checks.
The man with one suit is fortunate
his winter for he can vary IL. He can.
Is the New York tailors tell their Gus
omers, mix II up" and still preserve
MS style But he must not let IL get
rayed. There is no possibility for
he trouser leg that is worn beyond re-
'air; but II may be said In this con-
lection that with the aid OF a stitch
n time and the glue used by tailors.
much can be done with the worn heel.
All the new suspenders are rather
hort, indicating that trousers are 10
e worn higher. That criterion OF
ashton. who must be mentioned ngain,
he Prince OF Wales, wears his trou-
ers so short that they show his entire
DOT heel, which Is always highly poll
ihed; and Admiral Dewey. who is rev
Hing IA the possession OF trousseau
ought newly on land. also wears his
-ousers short. They show the heel ana
bit OF the back Of the shoe. iilst a
limpse Of the leather above the heel
eng seen 70 shine, as the Admiral
'alks. This is neat and preserves the
'ousers.
The frook coat Is the most fashion.
bic coat OF the year, no question about
4, declare the tailors. They are mak.
" up the frock coat and vest 10 wear
18th different trousers, and New YORK
wells are wearing these suits" for
cry nice occasions. =
You may find mems clothing n ,l,lo
gh this winter, but the factories have
used the prices and, OF course. tbe y
aalers must do likewise.
The columns OF this newspaner az =
Try good guides TO purchasers. Yon :,
IN read, on another page. exactly -
here 10 buy your winter suit ana how .
uch II ought 10 cost you. You can q
so suit yourself with the STYLES ana ?
IN decide where and az what exnense y
IA can get a suit like the one worn !,
: the Prince Of Wales, or where Won :,
N get good up-to-date business suit I,
fter you have read this. read our ad- :.
'rtlsements for the mems clothing ~
ores ~