New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
ATTR1CTIVE GARMENTS.
Displayed for Men and Boys for
Fall and Unter Wear.

It is doubtful II Smith, Gray & Co. the well
known clothiers for men and boys. have ever
shown attractive limo OF gaAnents for fall
and winter wear than they now Offering at
their several stores throughout the greater city
The man. be he young old. must be hard TO
please indeed who cannot find in Smith. Gray &
Co.'S offerings something 10 please his fancy, so
wide is the field OF fabric and colorings from which
TO choose. The management has as zealousIy
guarded the interests Of it's patrons in the matter
Of snappy. upto-date, distinctive styles this sea
ever and each garment has about 1t that
air OF individuality and appropriateness which ls
80 pleasing 10 the man who would be we'll dressed
The sales going all the Smith. GRAY &
Co. stores show brown to be one Of the most pop
ular colors this season, and there is n big demand
for sack suits in this color. in chevios unfinished
worsteds and worsteds the coats cut single
breasted. with either two three buttons with or
without cuffs. save few with false cuffs. The
three button sacks shown are cut with well rounded
corners the corners Of the two button sacks being
cut more pointed
The double breasted frock coats offered by Smith
Gray & Co. for afternoon dress arc attractive.
These are mostly got UP with a broad braid bind
ing on edges and pockets. which serves 70
them of and render them distinctive. This finish
on these coats is a new feature OF the Smith Gray
q co. offerings this with the double
breasted coat in this style striped trousers are
worn, the whole making nobby outfit. The single
breasted coats are cut much more straight than
Overcoats constitute one Of the lines of mems
dress which has received especial attention from
are cut much more full than those of last season.
The lapels are longer, and the garments have vel
VET collars a Finch vent. and silk facing the
edges Scotch goods are used principally In the
making or these overcoats. and the popular color
lngs are shades Of gray and seal brown.
Ine Smith, Gray d Co. displays show that the
popular 'cun tIouser' will still be worn some this
season, being cut trhe larger in the thigh than
the regular straight cut trouser
There Is an attractive line Of mems garments for
dress and dinner wear prominent among the Smith,
Cray & Co. shOwingS. The dress coats in either
finished or unfinished worsted cut with skirts a
little longer than heretofore, and silk finished TO
the edge The Tuxedo coats shown have nOtched
collars, with pointed lapels. and made with
two buttons, straight front and with false cuffs
the sleeves.
The dinner vests have shown innovation in the
shape of broad silk lapels. These garments
with sharp ~" opening. Most OF them have
four buttons but for those who desire the extremes
in dress there is novel vest with ono button only
The full dress vests have the regulation U-shaped
opening. Fancy vests for business wear made
with six buttons and collar
Smith, Gray Il Co. have always devoted much
attention to childrens clothing and showing a
large limo this season They have also large a
line of hats and furnishings ever from which
selections may be made.