The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-10
YOUTH PR Edo AdIlJ AIESs !
m MEMS FALL SUITS

tended TO show the two top buttons
= move the opening OF the coats. TIE
trousers were cut In rather straignt'
narrow lines, coming down to snug.
neat at over the fnstep- Other some
what similar models were the Lon
don, Imperial. Strand ana Maratnon.
ali differing somewhat In nnat anu
shame. but In a general way GORE
spending to the above descriptt
THE poiuE was made for our benent
that clothes like tIfese. while c2lled
young Mems Models, s1rereH fealiy
intended and entirely suitable TOE
men of almost any age. 1t seems 70
be the tendency of everybody now
DAYS. to put on old age as long as
possible. and 1t is maintained tnat
! the best way to do this Is to maintain
tine youthful attitude toward life, and
that the way to stay young Is to feel
and look young. At all events. how
ever this may be. It is fact that In
all the larger cities men are wearing
these new and up-to-date styles re-
gardless OF whether they are sixteen
or sixty.
Regarding colors 1t was said that
| gray would be the most desired THIS
season, although of course oroWn
and blues would share in prominence.
some very interesting mixtures from
shown, goods that In previous years
were rarely seen. but which on &C
count OF the reduced tariff had been
fnnportetfh durfn "a the summer before
the Observation-Disclosures inL.Europe. n
general. too It was shown that light
or weight materials were being used
for suits. it being more the practice
nowadays to wear moderate we1gnI
suits. not too heavy for indoors, ana
10 II.
rather. than try to 5usesias suit. heayy
enough for use without the outer
garment. sts .Hfss : gs.s -
In oyercoats, besides the ever-use-
| full raincoat. there are a great variety
of types for different purposes. Most
| Of the newer desfgnes are OF the
isemi-shaped pattern, medium length
and weight. although the so-called
'BaImacaan. 50 popular last year ss
will doubtless come in for Its share OF
demand. Then. too: there are the
extra heavy great-coats. designed lot
extreme cold weather or for those
whose work obliges them to be con
stantly out of doors. Some Of tho
most desirable styles of the day are
shown in the Ritz" University,
Tango" London" Princeton,
Paris and Strand" models.
There Is good deal being made OF
the fact today that there Is practical
" no difference between the work or
the wholesale makers of fine clothing
and that of the best custom tailors.
Both, it can be shown. are equally
well made and well fitting. both are
scientifically designed and carefully
tailored, and as a matter of fact,
there is scarcely any difference except
in the matter Of price. This is espe-
cialIy true. of course. of certain
few great houses which stand at the
top of the wholesale tailoring busi-
ness, and which specialize on the very
highest class garments itnts Dossthle
to produce. Even such goods are
not at all high priced but can be had
at a figure which almost anybody can
afford.
There is no doubt OF the fact that
men the world over are taking more
interest In thelS appearance-intt their
daily dress-than they ever did pc
fore, with the result that the average
man you see on the street today is
much more attractive proposition
than the man of twenty or thirty
wears ago. This necessitates rev
more clothes to be sure, a greater va
riety. a slightly greater expenditure
than would cover the bare necessities,
but it \; by no means all vanity.
or as Solomon said POSSIBLY of his
tailor) vanity, vanity and vexation
of spirit" On the contrary. figure It
out as you will. it Is an undenaole
fact that the well dressed, prop
erly gron,ed man looks better, feels
better and really is better than his
onposite. People are coming to ind
It out the world over.
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