The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-04

Il LII suits, whether Custom Tail.
IA ored or Ready-to-W Wear, when
4 n new look alike to most men.
For a new suit unless it is a very
Punk Piece Of works usually fits pretty
good at first. -
whether or not the suit is properly
made the Fabric will hold for time
the Shape given it by Old DR.. Goose
the Hot Flat Iron.
Consequently a man may. often Shake
Hands with himself when he first tries
on his suit after it is finished or he
has purchased it.
And three to six weeks later will
Kick himself for having paid his Good
Money for the shapeless and Hitting
Suit Burlesque he finds he Owns.
Now an ill-ftting and shapeless suit
Of clothes is result Of Improper CUT
ting and Poor Workmanship. An Ex-
pert Tailor can tell at glance when
a Suit is properly or improperly made.
And we believe you should know
how he does it-so that You can tel
a suit-for yourself-before and not
after it is Purchased. -. IL
Now no matter if the suit be made
by the Most Celebrated Custom Tailor
in the World-or the most Exclusive
Ready-to- Wear clothes maker
If you see that wrinkle below the
collar to which old DR.. Goose is point
ing in the illustration-it's Poor
Suit. -
For that Wrinkle is the Sure Sign
Of Poor Work. .....a.
The suit upon which that sign ap.
pears, while it may look fine at the
try-on-will lose It's shape and fit a
week or month later
The Collar will Gap at the back OF
the neck-the left Lapel will Bulge
the Shoulders will lose their shape and
Sag-the Sleeves will begin to twist
and certain Breaks and Wrinkles will
appear between the Neck and Shoulder
and over the Breast.
All other defects in Coat may be
fadiusted' Temporarily by Remaking
or "doped' for time by Old DE-.
Goose-the Hot Flat Iron.
But that Wrinkle or F1llness below
the Collar-where you won't notice II
if you don't look for it-must remain.
For that's Old DR.. Goose IS unwilling
Sign Of Poor Work in a suit-some-
where or somehow.
Look for that Wrinkle in the back of
Men IS Coats on the Street.
You III see it in 80 out Of every 100J
If you don't see that Wrinkle In q
suit you can be sure Of one Of two
things. ...,
Either-the Wearer has drawn the
one suit in a hundred that has by 81
Freak of Fortune been made right In
spite Of Improper Cutting or Poor
Workmanship -.
Or the suit has been made by Kuh,l
Nathan & Fischer-makers Of Sim
cerity Clothes.' -.
Who really know just how a snisl
should be Cut and who can Afford tel
pay the Price Of careful-slow-expe
Needle Workmanship to needle mouldt
Shape and Fit permanently into a suit
And not simply "dope" it into {
Temporary Form by Old DR.. Goose
the Hot Flat Iron-and have it Fade
away into Shapelessness the first rea
hot or rainy day that comes along.
The next time you Purchase sui
look for the sign Of Poor Work.
Have a friend hold the coat by thu
shoulders 80 part Of the back is Hori
zontal and fiat and press your finger
along toward the center seam toward
the Collar.
If there's Flllness and you SEE
that Wrinkle-the suit is badly made
don't buy it. .as.
Instead look for the Clothes tha
bear the label below-just inside Thu T
Collar-then your Suit will be sure Ii |
fit you and be Stylish--and it will re |
tain its style and fit until you re read, |
for the next One.