Arizona republican., 1908-06-30
Masculine Modes.

To describe the correct way of tying a bow tie Is ather dangerous to do in print. because some men will not take the trouble 10 read the directions prop erly. and so they will get their ties into knots and themselves Into fearful tenn pers. However. here goes: Put the t.e around your neck and let the left-hand end be about an inch and half longer than the other end. The exact length depends on the size of the neck and the length of the tie. Then put the left hand end over the right and tie a single knot. Manipulate the tie in such a way that the left-hand end now hangs down. GOV ering the other end. The Ieft-hand. or top. end should still be about an Inch longer than the other. because that Is the end with which the knot Is made Make loop In the underneath eud and bring It out to the left The left hand end still hangs down over this Pull il tightly over the loop already made make n loop in 1t and push the loop through tO the right.
 This last operation ties the knot. and all you have to do Is adjust the bow by pulling lightly on the loops and ends till you have got them level. Then take hold of the underneath parts of the loops and pull gently; this tiGhtens the knot. and the bow will then not come undOne until the wearer wishes to undo it,
 Recently n new silk hand knitted waist coat which Is making d hit this summer among the swell dreSsers was described But 1t Is being worn practically with sack and lounge suits only. and for very '7dressy affairs with the frock coat for weddings and such, the white walstcoat still holds Its own. and It certainly can not De beaten for smart looks
 The incest summer waistcoat. suitable for wearing either with q morning coat or lounge coat Is one of cream flannel or cloth. of very fine texture. with sim pie pattern formed by thin stripes set rather far apart. To get the best effect the Stripes should be of the same color as the tie. The waistcOat should be made ngle-breasted and without a collar One could not very well have ''quieter" waistcoat than this. and yet 1t Is dis tinctly smart waistcoat. The stripes make one look little bit simmer in the waist than one would look If one wore a waist coat with a large check pattern. waist coat with q large check pattern makes one look little broader than one really is. and therefore both waistcOats are equally deceitful and advantageous in different ways, and a man can take his choice as 10 whlcn parucuI9r eHect ne thinks his figure requires.
 There Is a good race for popularity be- tween the wing collar and the double collar. and 1t looks like the former Is winning. at any rate among the dres- sler men in the big cities. Many men. however who take to thls collar ought first to see whether it suits them. At any rate, If they must wear 1t, they ought also to wear tie and vest that suit the collar. man with a round. jolly face has no business to wear a wing collar unless he Is wearing a dress suit; but a wing collar suits man with a long. thin face better than any other. At the same time the tie should be In pro portion to the collar. It Is a mistake to wear a rather low wing collar and very broad four-in-hand tie together. The large knot of the tie dwarfs the size of the wings of the collar. A vest that Is rIt