The Salt Lake tribune. [volume], September 11, 1910, Page 18, Image 18

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H Men Sometimes Figure in Fashion
! The mark of tailoring art 13 vividly
I expressed in tlio rendy-mado dress suits
I that are now on tho ihnrkot. Timo was
that a ready-mndc dress suit was for
I cvor tabooed by tho woll-dressod innn,
but today, with tho demand heavier
1 than over and snvp.ral firms ninkinrr a
expensive frock coat and it is decreed
that tho old favorite is still permissible
with the cutaway as the favorite. This
is so arranged that tho man with the
far-reachinp pocket and theroforo tho
one to bo 'generally tho best dressed
man. can have the distinction of wcar-
II ; 'jnj, the less common coat. So tho nov
I' -JS ety wMl 1)0 sceri frnitimo to time
BB 'd0' worethc cutaway
i zUK 'kkYck satin four-in-hand with pearl
I jBBrfraWSgTmR. Pi". But ho created some surprise,
' J&r.Q&jj xIM-fiiumi BE ft ns ne wore n folded collar. 0, you
HPtePfWr aSsln'm! Q&vHi viscount! how could you do it?
1 ytiffMF MWk&&J$a HA- f'10 slip-on raglan will bo the
' MtEP&Sr -BirffVTSirtWT'y 1 3im,neSt f evening greatcoats this
BSf. 'NW BBBr$grTr kHlI autumn. It is not as luxurious look
I ffilSKr ftvw inc as Invcrnosa or capo, but
I BWtffi-""'- Mr2 makes less of an armful 'to carry
Hfesvli i(Vi.U?wT B$ or 9ou' nwa.y. "While day ovorconts
SSmSfeSSl lm'-v c fr'm-tracinfr, the evening
"gfcmVpSjg iKaggiFn coat should be roomy and loose. Oth-
BBBpKiBMBH'ii'lk njuEaTnl onj''HQ C'1C.V nrc Pronc crumple
I isSl Nobby Sack Suit. I coption hall. As in tho past, they
IlRjPff feature of turning out
ljp?$$f tailored dress suits, the
II fft&Mfi shops handling 'this class
i ifflw ot" goods aro having all
1 Bfflffiy the business they can at-
i jinf en lII1cr present
1 fML conditions. This fact was
t HV npparcnt in visiting the
ju leading clothiers during
djm& tho wcek in search or
4gmg autumn prognostications
I pP ns to the width of
trousers and length of
coat. Everyone seemed to be purchas
ing some sort of a dress suit aud the
Jiandsorne appearing garments were a
revelation to the uninitiated.
Art in clothes takes real form in
I garments that are faultlessly tailored
i by masters to give a grace of poise and
1 a smart, refined, dignified appearauco
to the wearer though his physique may
bo imperfect. And that is what the
modern ready-to-wear manufacturer is
aiming at. His 'result is seen in tho
! really tasteful and graceful garments
now to be seen in tho stores.
For aftornoon dress the cutaway
frock will bo most popular but there
will onty bo a dozen or more Salt Lak
ers wearing tho now garment owing to
the fact that tho average man owns an 1
1
j Somo Subdued Socks.
1 mzzizzzzuzzz
Here Is a rirstnigkter.
must be lined with silk for easy slip
ping on and off. Both convenience and
elegance dictate this.
Salt Lake clothing shops are noted
throughout the country for their well
assorted stocks, aud a clothing sales
man from one of tho big eastern houses
stated only last Wednesday that he sold
a larger and bettor line in this city
than in any place of rolativo size in
the west. The fall lines aro coming in,
and they run mostly to browns and
grays. Straight fronts, single breasted
sacks aro the favorites-, but there are
no suggestions of freak buttons, aslant
pocket flaps or those peculiar freaks
that havo made the college clothes dis
tinctive for, tho last three seasonB.
No changes aro noted in tho evening
dress, but finer textures and more sub
dued lines are being gradually worked
out in this class of men 's clothing. Timo
was that few had such a suit, .but
I DON'T YOU
THINK
i Youd feel just as good with a
! $15.00 suit or overcoat on your
back and $15.00 in your pocket?
I qwe know youd look as well.
! Why pay $30.00 when we
I make suits or overcoats that fit,
j keep their shape and contain the
j best of cloth, for
! ; $15.00 ';'
1 1
: DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS
': Exactly 241 South Main Street
UNION MADE ' UNION MADE
I iQ 1069
JffiSsiSflflSSjfa 15 TyNyMBER 0JT OUR BOTH PHONES. Call ud
HKSBS nflvr'n DEPARTMENT for any Information r
iH Mmwnib f matter whateoevor-anmco nultB. bankruptcy, di-
I MS- WALLACE LAW & ADJUSTMENT CO,
fflHaNjX W 312-13-14-15-16 Atlaa block.
rWrwiWf TTilli TS h' AU t SaJt Lake City, Utah. Phones 1069.
nowadays overyono who rocs to any
form of evening enf ortninmcnl ib tho
possessor of a dinner coat or-evening
suit, and rho rondy-to-wour men have
made this possible.
Tho shoos aro about the samo ns last
year, points being out and round toes
A Dress Overcoat.
being in. The button patent or tho
pump for evening woar are still tho
favorites.
In hats tho silk, opera and derb' aro
without change. Fedoras in soft grays
are favorites, and for tho young raon
there arc wideawakes and soft hats ga
loro of all colors.
Red, brown and purple is the order
in which the principal autumn colors
command attontiou in the neckwear de
partments. Green is only nibbled at,
while gray and pastel shades aro loom
ing large for holiday selling. Purple is
tho favorito, so all you woll-dressod
men of Zion, hie yo to the haberdasher
and buy a purple tio. This is impera
tivo if ye would shine in society. Tho
Now Convertible Overcoat. i
autumn neckwear is in lovely shades,
and soft shimmering silks, and tho wiu
; dows this woek will bo of rainbow hues
with the display of pretty ties and
scarfs. Tho nockwear rules aro un
changed, but one can wear an expen
sive knitted tie this autumn without
committing a break.
And so it goes. From hat to shoos
there aro just enough changes to make
the well dressed mnn look to his ward
robe with an idea of becomingpossessed
of the latest ideas, .but at tho same timo
the man of small means can make tho
old ideas work out for another month,
with the addition of one or two novel
ties that aro now on the market aud
distinctive enough of themselves to
make tho wearer pass as a properly
groomed person.
As one dresser remarked recontly,
"Give mo the latest waistcoat, scarf,
linen and hat, and I'll make the old
suit do.,; " jj
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.
Notice Is hereby given that a special 1
lax for tho pin-pose of extending the
paving has boon levied and confirmed by
ordinances of tho City Council, unproved
August 1G. 1010, and September 7, 1910,
roapectlvely.
Said special tax Is levied upon tho fol
lowing described real property In Salt
Lake City, to wit:
Jn lots 5, 6, 7 and 8, block 37: 5 and 6, i
block 38; 1. 2, 3 and 4, block 47; 1 and 2,
block 4S, plat B. Salt Lako City survey,
abutting on both sides of Third South
street between Fourth East and Sixth
East streets. In Paving Districts Nos.
7, 27 and 28 of Salt Lake City, and Is
due and payable ln ton equal annual In
stallments beglnnlg September 7. 1911.
Jnterest at the rato of six per cent per
annum on tho wholo amount of said tax
shall bo computed from tho date of the
approval of the ordinance confirming the
levy of said Uuc. towlt; September 7,
1910; and Interest at said rate on the
whole amount of said tax unpaid shall bo
duo and payable with each Installment.
If any Installment or Interest aforesaid
Is not paid on tho date when samo be
comes due, then tho whole amount of
the lax unpaid at the time said Install
ment and Interest aro duo will become
due and payable and will draw Interest
at the rate of eight per cent per annum
until sale of tho, property assessed. One
or more of said Installments ln tho
order ln which they are payable afore
said or the wholo tax. may be paid
without Interest at any time within
thirty days after tho approval of the
ordlnanco confirming the levy of the
tax: and one or moro of said Installments
In the ordor In which they aro payable,
or tho wholo tax unpaid, may bo paid
on tho day any Installment la duo by
paying tho amount thereof and Intorcst
to said day.
All special taxes are payable at my
office, room 102. City and County build
ing. Salt Lake City.
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah, this
7th day of September. 1910.
CIDEON SNYDER.
City Treasurer and Collector of Special
Taxes.
Paving Extension No. Gl.
Third partial estimate, r94S
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
Notice Is heroby glvon that the annual
meeting of the stockholdors of tho New
York uonanza Mining company for tho
election of directors and for tho trans
action of such other business as may law
fully come before It, will bo hold at the
offlco of tho company. Room 204. Felt
building. Salt Lake City. Utah, on Sep
tember 13. 1910, at 12 o'clock noon. T
J. H. DKMINO. L
Secretary.
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Jf Our Opening Last Saturday J
I Was the greatest success ever experienced by any store in opening in Salt- Lake City without doubt more peopM
j visited the I X L store in the six hours given to the opening, than in any one day in any other store ever before and all w3
! pleased a great, happy crowd of intelligent Salt Lakers who appreciate modern methods and aggressiveness and they
j well repaid for they were treated to a sight such as perhaps only two or three other cities in the United States could afforjM
B a store without a peer. H
I All day long the great elevators were busy lifting people to the 6th floor from whence they journeyed downward all
miring and exclaiming at every turn at the beauties which confronted them in all it was a grand success and over l2,O0flB
I people, by actual count, inspected our new store and warehouse. 9
V This Splendid Three-Room Outfit $98.S0 J
Mere Are ftie Pieces IneMded in This Splendid Selection
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Q One cook Btovo, Ono tablo, One tea kettle, One dresser, One mattresa, One sideboard, Four chalra S
I Ono reservoir, Linoleum, Two Bauce pans, One bed, Ono rocker, ' H
I One chair, Coffee pot, One frying pan. Bed springs, One chair, One extension table, One rug, H
One dish pan, One rug. Ono dinner set. IS
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