The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-10
MORE PRONOUNCED
PATTERNS IN BOYS
CLOTHES ADVANCED
0lsnurquharts and Shepherd
Checks Prominent Among
New Spring Styles

Wnen the BOYS Apparel Buyers
association finished its meeting early
this year the concensus Of opinion ia
vored the development OF more pro-
nounced patterns in boys clothes. In
accordance with this idea the manu-
facturers have produced such clothes
from fabrics that show more pattern
than has ever been displayed before
While glenurquhart plaids have
been staging gradual comeback with
the collegian the use of such patterns
In boys clothes has been slow in de-
veloping. But to put more cheer In
apparel designs of this type will be
shown to q greater extent than here
tofore.
Although less popular than glen
urquhartS there also Is tendency to
show more and more of shepherd
checks Variations Of these checks in
the form of smaller designs are re-
ported to have met with greater favo:
among merchants and. of course, are
expected to be used more extensively
by boys this season.
As for models no real drastic
change will take. place this season
The two-button. notch lapel style is
expected to lead the parade. There
also will be a wide showing of three
button suits: a generous offering OF
double breasted, while the norfolk
model no doubt will be worn more
extensively than at any time in the
last five years.
Patch Pockets Favored
It also is expected that patch
pockets will be favored as the season
progresses, while the pinch back
jacket is expected to get more than
ordinary play.
For youngsters Of six to fourteen
years the combination Of sweater
and knicker, introduced several years
ago, is favored by a great many
youngsters who have shown a dis
taste for vests. In the presentation
of such combination there should
be q harmony between the sweater
pattern and the suit pattern.
In topcoats the trend will follow
those styles adopted by men. Single
breasted models in Harris tweedS
heather mixtures. running to tan OF
brownish casts. will be shown. Rough
finished fabrics also will be IN de-
mand. especially in gray and IN black
and white effects.
There also have been developed
double breasted styles in topcoats
some of which are half belted, while
others are full belted. AS for colors
there is a range that runs from tan
to deep dark tones.
For the juveniles three types OF
suits will be in greatest demand. One
OF these Is the ever popular Elton
suit with the three-button collarless
jacket. In most instances two pair
Of English shorts will be offered
accompanied by white pique vestee
collar.
Rugby Suits Shown
In the rugby suit patch pockets are
shown. These suits will also have two
pairs of English shorts. Browns
greys and fancy clearinghouse are
shown in tweeds. CheviotS and
serges are other wanted fabrics.
Norfolk Suits for youngsters will be
shown in single-breasted straight
front styles with three buttons.
There also will be pleated front and
back styles with full cloth belt. Two
pairs Of English shorts with belt will
be sold with such suits.
AS for wash suits the models men,
toned above will be shown in addi-
ton to the regular styles.
And when summer approaches
there will be plenty Of sport type OF
clothes for all ages Of youngsters.
No important changes have been
noted in furnishings. but in many in
stances where plenty of color IS per-
MISSILE plenty Of color will be shown.