Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-03-30
ATTY SPRING GARMENTS FOR MEN
ree-pieee Suits Cut From Same CLOTH the Vogue I
Neu Wasteoats shirtings and Ties

enjoy the unusual. patronize the fash
ionable new color: robins egg blue
and the stripe in their shirts reflects
the color of their socks.
The English knitted silk tie has
come over and found a warm vel
come Grays and rich puppies hold
the lead and the knitted ones are
Worn in all the approved shapes, from
the tiny butterfly to the broadcast
Ascot. These ties are hand knittei
Of the same silk used in making ex-
pensive silk dress hose. and like the
hose, their colors are fast and can
stand the laundry. Naturally the
are not expensive, but they are we'll
worth the price asked for them and
, they promise to enjoy something more
| than mere vogue. Less costly ard
almost as durable are ties knitted of
cotton, in which there is just twist
of silk to give the gloss and strength
required.
! Old watch guards, showing tiny
! jewels in their centers, are amons
the fashionable necktie ornaments for
| the new season Most of these cone
from Europe, where it is now certain
that an old watch is not robbed of it's
guard everytime scarf IS made. The
Italian goldsmith is particularly skill
ed in the duplication of antiques, and
such clever copies of old guards are
made as would puzzle an expert TO de-
tect the fraud. AS these gold disks
are exquisitely cut and often set VITA
small fine rubes. it stands to reason
that their value is not overestimated
by the price asked for them, both
here and abroad.
A very interesting luxury in mascu-'
line dress is the extensive use of fine
crystals as ornaments. Cuff LINKS,
watch charms, pins and waistcoat but
tons are now made of crystals that
are cut. polished, decorated and set
in London These crystals are set in
rims of gold or silver, one side of each
is rounded out to deep pure oval,
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carved with stays head, fish an
anchor, coach horn or something
symbolical of sport The cutting is
treated to layer of color so that on
looking down through the top Of the
crystal richly blazoned sporting
totem is seen.
AS crystal cutting is very fine art,
a. fine pair of cuff links showing heads
on the base of one button and the
owners initials on the other, easily
fetches SIS, and a set of waiscoat but
tons brings quite double that sum.
From America we are sending to the
fashionable English and Frenchmen
handsome and popular cuff links made
of colored Wisconsin pears. Our own
Jewellers are making also stunning
sets of waistcoat and /uff buttons that
are cut from omthel of pearl and gar
nished in the center with one tiny dia-
mond or emerald each.
Elderly gentlemen. according to the
most recent ruling, must wear
length of watch chain extending from
the waiscoat buttonhole to the watch
pocket. This is called single chain.
Younger men should adhere to the
double chain that runs from the waist
coat buttdnhole to pockets on both
right and left, with a charm hanging
in the center. This charm not infre-
quently is tiny paddock. the key OF
i (which is held BY some fair trustee
The ships cable twist is the most ap-
nroyed weave for the newest chain,
and the more isimple. fiat and incon'
, spicuous y Itch is. the nearer the
owner has y kched the acme OF good
form in dre1