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THE PITTSBURG . DISPATCH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1893.
THE MAN OF FASHION.
Better Goods for the Same
Money, or tho Same Goods for
Less Money than any other
"What the Tailors Prescribe as His
Ontfit the Coming Season.
Better Goods for the Same
Money, or 1he Same Goods for
THE CEEASE IN THE COAT-SLEEVE.
Less Money than any other
One of the Novelties This Fall Is a Full
Press Suit in Gre j.
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ACCESSORIES OF TEOPER COSTUMES
The effort of the English tailors to apply
the fashion of creasing trousers to the coat
sleeves does not seem to take well among
the American directors of iashion. They
claim that a creased coat sleeve will have a
roost unjramely and awkward appearance.
The English tailors, however, persist that
the tendencr ot the style is to have every
thing look just as if it had come out of a
store. This is rather a digression irom the old
idea. Formerly when a man bought a
ready-made suit the first thing he did was to
have every crease pressed out of it.
Another novelty of this season is a grey
full dress suit made of undress worsted.- Of
late years the men of iashion have been
getting away from the old stereotyped
styles of full dress costumes. The sliape ol
the collar has been changed seeral times
and various other minor points, but the
most startling innovation was the intro
duction of the Tuxedo. But this style of
coat did not come into public favor as it
was thought it wonld, though it is now
worn in good form at theaters, clubs and in
fact any place when ladies are not in the
company, but its nse is not general by any
means. The introduction of grey as the
color of the evening dress will doubtless
meet with no more favor.
Sliort IVaUts and Long Skirts.
The tendency this season in the making
of coats is to have cry short waists and ex
tiemelv long skirts. The cutaway coat is
not -o much iu f..voras it has been hereto
fore, although it nill have a great many
admirers. The most proper caper for
innrnini wear is the double-breasted sack
cut shapely to the back and ot goo I length.
It should be made ot soft material in grey,
blue or black. The iavorile tor Sunday
and afternoon wear will be the Beau Brum
mel double-brenMed lroc'i withery short
vaist fitting to the figure closely and ex
tremely long skins. Of course, the only
proper headgear to be worn witli this is a
high silk hat. The most stylish has a very
decided beil, approaching the shape of
Grandpa Harrison s hat. A crook cane,
nith little or no silver, should be carried
villi this outfit.
In overcoats the newest thing is the
surtout, being the old "Newmarket, which
as so popular some time ago, with a few
improvements. The lapoels are very large,
and it has a velvet collar, short waist and
skills down to the heels. Tho ultras will
aUoadd velvet cuff-. 1 Inches deep.
Tho wateipioof tan shoo will be worn a
pre.it deal foi street weardnrlnj the winter.
It Is vciv comfortable and prevents many
h cold when one lias to trump through the
Fnow and -lush. Tho extremes are wearing
n pitent leather button Mjoe for evening,
lmt the Illucher is still as popular as ever in
nil kinds of leather.
The Det.uls ortlip Costume.
Scarf pin are little in (uvor anions the
men 01 iashion and aie extreme! v small.
The pin m .y be worn in any pnrt of the lie
the wearer may pleae. Watch chains are
worn straight actOb- from p c:ce: to pocket,
-without charms or hangers. In ties the
loui-m-liaiid will ne worn moro than any
other style. The A-cot tie 19 an article lor
the man i 110 has more time than money,
but if the tyiiitf is properly loirned, it
hliould be done n qmcnly as with a four-in-hand.
The newest feature in a cane is one made
of black malucca. wood with a ball top. This
i lorevcninjj-wearand willi.ruc long cape
buckled a If the chin which is boms worn lor
a co er ntfcet, a pood effect. This ball top
The point for 11 man who wants to bo
fashionable to have beloru him is to look as
Dew as possible.
SPECIAL MEN'S SUIT LINES.
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The above prices stand for our five principal lines of Men's Suits.
each line embracing a complete variety of patterns, materials and styles.
The man in need of a Suit can do no better than select it from this grand
collection of choice qoods:
Our $10 Men's Suits, cannot be found elsewhere below $14.
Our $12 Men's Suits cannot be found elsewhere below $17.
Our $15 Men s Suits cannot be found elsewhere below $20.
Our $18 Men's Suits cannot be found elsewhere below $24.
Our $20 Men's Suits cannot be found elsewhere below $26.
Money saved ana time saved by burins hero. Ton also hare the satisfaction of
j wearing perfect fitting, fashionable clothing made tor this season's wear only.
Some special inducements will be
offered to those leaving their measures
this week:
We will make Suits to order for 130
and $35, which no other first-class tailor
can afford to make for less than $40 and
?45,or Tronse rs for $ 8 and $ 12, which else
where you'll have to pay $11 and ?13 for.
Buying in large lots direct from the
European woolen mills is what gives us
the inside track.
Mr. "Williams, the well-known artist
cutter, is still at the head of our corps of
cutters, and will see to it that you get
a perfect fit
TWO GREAT
DRIVES
In Our Men's Furnishing
booas Department
6oo dozen very
Fine Silk Scarfs
(puffs, flats, tecks
and Four-in-hands)
in the
popular Persian
designs, now all
the rage : our
own importation. Sold by other
dealers for $i; will be offered in
our store at only 50c.
XHope Bros.' London Neck
wear, 75c and $1.
SILK SCARFS,
VMTfl SI,
CHOICE 501
DRESS AND
STREET GLOVES.
All the cel
ebrate d
makes, in
c 1 u ding
Fown'e's,
Dent's, Per-
rin's, Fisk, Clark & Fligg's, in
all the latest shades, colorings and
stitchings.
Perrin's celebrated Pique Gloves,
regular price $2, at only $1.50
English Tavistock Gloves, in En
glish reds and tans, regular price
$2, at only 1.50 Evening
Gloves, $1 up.
OUR WONDERFUL
SPECIAL MEN'S OVERCOAT LINES.
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4)1. UU HAT SALES
Have again stirred up the Hat trade irom
center to circumference. To-morrow we
shall do even better than last Monday.
Here's what's awaiting you:
800 Men's fine Stiff Hats, in black and
brown, in very newest and most popular
shapes, made and finished in a perfect
manner, and in every respeot equal to reg
ular ?2 SO and S3 hats, as prices rnle else
where. But our hat man says 5L So, if
yon want a dead sure bargain, come in
to-morrow.
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The five lines, represented by the above prices, embrace everything a
fastidious dresser could desire: Kerseys, Meltons, Scotch mixtures, Chev
iots; Beavers, Chinchilla?, etc., in all imaginable colors favored by fash
ion. The prices, too, will please you.
YOC'IX SAVE 93 ON OCR 910 OVERCOATS.
YOU'LL NAVE 94 OS OCR 813 OVfcRCOATS.
YOU'LL SAVE 95 ON OUR 915 OVERCOATS.
YOU'LL. SAVE 96 ON OUR 918 OVERCOATS.
YOU'LL SAVE 97 ON OUR 920 OVERCOATS.
Those who bar now will have the advantage of making their selections from & fresh,
new and unbroken assortment.
CAPTIVATING STYLES! CAPTIVATING QUALITIES! CAPTIVATING PRICES!
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CHAULi:-WHITE.
S97 9th street, Washington, D. C
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Tor acnte attacks of Rheumatism, Gout
and I.U'nbao, sujp induced br these cold
ii'elits, Rheuniacnra acts like mijic. 1'rico
$3 f0 m-r bottle. For sale bv all drncists.
McKIXME.tCHLS'-MAX M'FG CO..
610 l'cnn Ave., Pittsaurjr, Ta.
Send vonr name and ad'lressand we will
mail tree pamphlet of testimonial.
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For Ladies' very
fine Invisible
Cheviot Coat
(made exactly
like above cut),
cut 36 inches
long; tight fitting;
edged all around
with seal fur and
edged cuffs; col
ors, navy, black
or tan; regular
price 13.
For Ladies' latest
style English Box
Coats, full seam
less back, just like
above cut; 34
inches long; bound
all around with silk
braid; notch col
lar; made of navy
and black cheviot;
cannot be matched
anywhere for less
than $10.
For the very elegant and
tasteful Eton Suit, illus
trated above, made of
navy, black and tan
French Cord; high-cut
vest; Jacket with notch
collar; long-tailed back;
would cost $17 to
make.
For the fashionable
Cape Newmarket
shown above; made
of medium and heavy
navy, black and tan
cloths, also Scotch
mixtures; collar can
be worn rolling'or
standing; cape de
tachable; actual
value of these gar
ments $ 1 5.
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Which scored an ovation "every day last week, will add fresh
laurels to its enviable reputation this week, by offering a line of
special bargains in Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Velvet,
Flowers, Fancy Feathers, Ornaments, Buckles, Jet Trimmings,
Fancy Crowns, etc., etc., which are beyond comparison with any
previous offering of the kind. 9
C for choice from a lot of Ladies' Fine Felt Hats, in black
or colors, really worth $1.50.
C for choice from a lot of French Felt Hats and Turbans, in
black and all colors, really worth 1.75.
"C for choice from a lot of trimmed Sailor Hats, very neat and
stylish, really worth $1.25.
CI C Q or cce frm a ot f "k ant handsome Velvet
j,Qj Hats and Turbans, in black and all different shades;
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really worth 2.50.
C for a bunch of Black Ostrich Princess Tips, worth 65c
C for choice from a lot of Fancy Feathers, worth 50c.
For choice from a lot of gorgeous Jeweled Crowns,
worth 2.25.
C per yard of All-Silk G. G. Ribbon, in all the newest' shades,
and always sold heretofore for 30c.
$3.75
For Misses' very fine and
fashionable Reefer Jackets,-
box or coat back,
notch collar; made of
All-Wool Diagonal Chev
iot, in tan, blue and
navy; same style as illus
trated above; regular
price elsewhere $6 and
$6.50.
Illila DrV
$7
$2.98 $3.98 1
For Child's very stylish
and fine Gretchen Coat;
same as above illustrated;
made of fine All-Wool
Scotch Mixed Goods;
full sleeve; Watteau back;
back and front trimmed
with fine Russian Silk
Cord; cannot be ob
tained anywhere for less
than Sio.
For the very pretty and
cute Walking Coat il
lustrated above; made
of Scotch Mixed Cloth
or Eiderdown; trimmed
with Angora fur or Rus
sian braid; deep cape
or short-waisted effect:
something every mother
will delight in putting
on her little one; regu
lar price $5.50.
ror your choice irom a
magnificent and fashiona
ble line of plain, striped
or changeable Silk Waists,
with Jabot front, collar
and cuff; full sleeve; really
worth I5.75. Owing to a
fortunate purchase from a
"hard-up" manufacturer
we can afford to sell them
for S3.98.
BOYS' FINEST CLOTHING.
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LIQUORS
FOR
MEDICINAL
PURPOSES.
PURE OLD RYE WHISKIES
From SI to $1 0 per quart.
CALIFORNIA PORTS, SHERRIES, Etc,
At 50c a quart.
The Only Licensed
Drugstore in the City.
G. EISENBEJS,
Successor to n. P. Schwartz A Co.,
Wholksale asd Retail Decooist,
113 FE 'EltAL ST., ALLEGHENY. PA.
Tel. 3016. Established 183S.
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THE GREATEST OF THE AGE.
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Best & Co.'s (Nevr York) Lilliputian
Bazar exclusive and ultra fashionable
styles in Children's Beefers, Ulsters and
Overcoats, in fine Chinchillas, Bearers
and Cheviots, AT ONLY $5.
Something entirely new: 600 Cape
Overcoats, plain or trimmed with Astra
khan, at $6l See these.
A beautiful line ot
Ulsters at ?8 and $10.
Boys' English
$5
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THE NEW
WATTEAU SUIT,
The latest Short Pant Snit ont; coat with
the new Watteau plait; made of Scotch'
mixed materials.
Grind line of Velvet Suits at f5, $8
and 910.
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NOBBY YOUNG MEW
Of an economical turn of mind a lauld see
our Clay Worsted Suits, sizes 14 to 19, in
blue or black, regular price 513, which
we shall sell AT ONLY-910.
Bnt here's the finest and most fashion
able of them all the Crack Suits of the
season: 250 Bine Wide-wale Cheviot
Double-breasted Suits: can be equaled
onlv by merchant tailors; perfect and
faultless in every way; AT ONLY $15.
Cheaper grattei of Young Men's Sinjrle
and Doublo-breasted Suits AT 96, 98
Had 910.
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of
COLGATE'S
Celebrated
VIOLET
TOILET
WATER.
Secular
price S5c
Ann For a
T-'b 1-Dint
bo t tie of
Mi chelsen's
genuine Im-
gorted Bay
urn; regular
price 75a.
CQn For n pint
UOU bottle of
Ed Pinand's
genuine EauDe
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ELECTRIC
CLEANSER.
Will make old carpets,
rugs, silks and all kinds
of fabrics and gloves
look like new. Regu
lar price 50c.
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CHINA
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GLASSWARE.
(CQC Foraflne English Porcelain Dln
3U.7tJ ner Set of 112 pieces, nicely dee
orated In different colors; regu
lar price $10 60.
ft ID Kfl Ft fine Porcelain Gold Banded
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$16.50
95c
25c
An For a large
t, package of
fine Mealoated
.Toilet laperi regn
lar price loo.
Dinner Sot of 112 pieces, newest
shapes and widest band ever
put on a dinner set; legular
price $20.
For a most elegant Carlsbad
China Dinner Set or 101 pieces,
decorated in all the latest dec
orations and colors, gold trim
med, regular price $35.
For those elezant lanre size fine
China Salad Bowls, decorated in
the latest Irnit decorations;
quite "the craze" in Paris; regu
lar price $3.
For a complete Mash and Milk
Set of fine China; plate, bowl and
cream pitcnen regular price ooc
CI QR For a fine Porcelain Toilet Bet,
?l.uJ nicely decorated In different de-
slena and colors; regular price
$3 00.
For your oholce of 100 different
fine China Plates, with open
work and festooned edges, and
decorated In all deslirns of fruit
and flnral displays;'regularprlce
25o to COo.
i OR For beautiful Japanese China
fcvl Umbrella Stands, lame size and
handsome decorations; regular
price $3 SO.
For a large size China Cuspidor,
nlcelv decorated In different de
signs and colors; reg. price 75c
For line China Biscuit or
Cracker Jar, artistically dec
orated in unique designs; regu
lar pries 75c
M OK For "THE DAISY" Malleable
pi.oJ iron Wringer, with steel springs
and pure white rubber rolls; warranted in
every respect; regular price $3.
10c
$2,
33c
48c
K THINKOFITI Large and substan
lootial Japanned Iron Coal Hod; regu.
lar price 83c
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CQn Foral7-qnartAgate
UxJli or Granite Enam
eled Iron Dlsu Pan; regu
lar price SI 75.
ft AQ Anotiier cut in those handsome
pi.l-a Japanned and Hand-decorated
Coal Vases, with very durable, heavy sUeet
Iron inside bucket; regular price $3 50.
THE SHOE
DEPARTMENT,
Not to be outdone by its fellows, comes to the front with the following
remarkable values:
$1.50
. At this price we offer 950 pairs
Ladies' Fine Liona Kid Shoes, with
spring heel; 3-1'nch vamp, smooth
inner-sole and solid leather counter;
widths AA to E; sizes, 2j to 6;
sold by other houses at 3.
A l"A At this price we offer 600 pairs Ladies' Bright Dongola
,,3U Kid Shoes, guaranteed hand-turned, with patent leather
tips or plain toes, widths A to E; sizes, aj to 8; regular price $4.
500 pairs Men's
N. K. Lace and Con
gress Shoes, worth
$3, at only $1.19.
These shoes are solid throughout and come with plain or tipped toes.
CO QO Tll's Pr'ce buys a pa,r of Men's extra 8rade Calf VVelt Drcss
vt)Zi vO Shoes, in California, Newport, London or New York toe; all
widths and sizes, and regularly sold at $4.
Better Goods for the Same
Money, or the Same Goods for
Less Money than any other
Better Goods for the Same
Money, or the Same Goods for
Less Money than any other
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