The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-05
BROWN SHADES STILL
MAINTAIN POPULARITY
This Winter VIII Be Worn In
Various Shades More
Than Ever

Fall styles IN mems clothing have
arrived. This week the clothing store
windows have been to the fashion men
and youths of the city as the Delinea-
Tor fashion book 10 the fashion women.
Hordes Of the -be-the-fashioa
fellows have stopped to gaze at the
new creations IN mems fall and win
ter suits. Few have bought as yet for
most OF them are waiting for someone
70 set The pace.
For the past three years the browns
have been becoming constantly more
popular This winter they will he
worn In their various shades more
than ever The grays which have
been holding their own with the best
OF them for The papst two years were
all but left out OF the style book this
fall. The fact is you viii not be up
to snuff If you don't wear brown
Changes Are Popular.
In the cut Of the clothes there are
several changes that VIII meet with
the hearty favor of the tasty dresser.
rhe exaggerated cuffs are essential
in some form. but they will not be so
loud" as they were last spring. Ths
styles for the cuffs are as many bnt
they are different and neater. The
pockets differ little from the spring
STYLES. The curved vent Is down and
out except in The cheaper grades of
clothing. The popular pocket will be
the one with no flap and little width
In length the coat viii be a irifla
longer than the spring styles. The
broad. padded shoulder Is disappear.
mo aud fbtQ l.4I 4.
er fitting the figure than for several
sear3. ihs change has come aboit
through the scorn of the English tail
ois a the attempt OF the American
elothier to give every man a strap
ping pair of shoulders
style in Trousers.
A notable change in the style of
trousers VIII Le the prevalence of
cuffs even FOR the winter clothes.
Trousers with cuffs have been worn
during previous autumns but never
nave they extended through the win.
ter. Other than this there will be no
change in the style OF the neither gar.
ment.
Hats follow the suitings as to The
colocs. The tobacco brown is expect.
ed 10 prove The most popular while
the other hsades OF the same color
VIII come in second best. dark
green in both stiff and soft hats loors
good for third place. The new smoke
color which Is cross between a green
and a gray will finish next. The
blacks, grays and others will train
these four winners Narrower brims
than ever will prevail.
All the Rage Now.
Corn color is all the rage for shirts.
7 Is not often that a certain color for
shirtings meets with such universal
favor as has this rich yellow that
looks like the gold OF newly shucked
corn. Guthrie has been struck hard
by this color and II clothiers word
may be taken Guthrie IS bur one OF
thousand. The new ties show up
the browns. blues and green's. with the
stripe The stripe goes into every.
thing, suit shirt and tie
Along with The cuff trousers tim
shoes will also wade through snow
drifts this winter. For several al.
tumns the tan foot wear has heen
nosing It's way closer 10 the snow
bank but this winter Il will lulnp
right in The old black standby viii
still hold first place but the tan with
its cohorts OF oxbloods and chocolates
VIII relieve the monotony or things
Tor one winter at least.