Plymouth Tribune, Volume 6, Number 7, Plymouth, Marshall County, 22 November 1906 — Page 4

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Men's fashions take a jump into form-fitting clothes again New effects very handsome. A word on correct attire fcr the coming season.

With each season's change of style, comes speculation among men who dress carefully as to wha is the correct thing to wear. There are numbers of men, disciples of correct dress, who would like t be among the first to be seen wearing the new. style, but are deterred by a fear that they might unwittingly exploit thl wrong cut. A few brave one. take chances as early birds, sometimes catching the worm, and sometimes catching the laugh, while the others wait and see before they promenade for style honors. This season especially there has been such a marked change in the cut of men's coats that ninety-nine per cent, of the wearers do not fully comprehend what the style authorities have been up to. Last season men of fashion were wearing long, ?otse hanging coats with littlo ir.ore shape than an ordinary cloak. One

would expect the same general effect this season, a few months more pronounced, perhaps. But no the style has jumped into its expression rather than crept there through gradl stages.. We had no foreshadowing of the rew cut by basing calculations on the cut of the previous season. Form-fitting coats have come back again. It's a far cry between loose hang

ing and form-fitting coats, but the style makers, impatient for a change, have issued their tailor's ukase, and woe betide the man who hopes to wear his last winter's clothes during the coming months. Ordinarily the fashion makers are more considerate of men in moderate circumstances (whether intentionally or no) and give them some chance by turning the wheel of fashion slowly enough to permit the cut of one season to be won later without making an antique of the wearer. Sack coats will be as long as ever this winter extremists will wear them longer, but 31 J inches is the accepted length. The return of the waist-shaped coat is not a perversion of the military cut, as formerly, but decidedly a citizen's smart garment, rendered so by the length be

tween the waist line and the bottom of the coat. Deeper vents will be the style this winter, although some men will wear no vents at all, this being made possible by the full, graceful lire of the form-fitting back, which has no need of vents to beautify the modeling. The skirt of the coat will not Lang flat against the figure from the waist, thus making the lower part of the gar

ment appear lifelsa, but will stand out smartly in a flare, thereby completing the symmetry of the cut. The lapels of the new coat will be heavier and broader, with a long roll, which will also appear in the waistcoats. No special change is noted in the trousers, unless they are a trifle wider to be in harmony with the generous proportions of the coat. Overcoats, too, will be form-fitting again, and will share with the underjacket the change of cut that is, deep vents and heavy broad lapel3. . Unlike the underjackets, however, many of the overcoats will be cut loose-fitting, because the makers reason that the public is not nuite ready to jump into form fitting overcoats. All men who are alert

to the style, however, will wear form-fitting 'clothes in both underjacket and overcoat. There will be a marked change in the overcoat fabrics this coming season. All conspicuous fabrics have been ruled out in favor of quieter tones. Fashionable overcoats will show nothing but dark fancy mixtures and some solid colors of low tone. Perhaps no other house in

America expresses the exclusive styles of London and .New York so well as does the Kirschbaum house. One peculiar thin? about Kirschbaum clothes is their unfailing habit of coming out every season with clothes cut according to the ideas of supreme authorities . of fashion. Kirschbaum clothes are never overdone in their cut, and never have any of the "ready-made" characteristics which are so common among the various makes of the country. The style of Kirschbaum clothes, as well as the exclusive fabrics turned out by the house, make them in great demand by a certain discerning clientele, college men as well' as busi

ness and professional men throughout the country. Sold at lauer'5 Good Clothes' Store, Of Course.

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Hunt for Bomb Thrower. The police have been making diligent efforts to discover the men who were responsible for the bomb explosion in St. Peter's church at Rome Sunday, but so far without success. Suspicion, however, points to the same individual who exploded the bomb in the cafe on November i t. Commenting on the outrage the Osservatore Romano says: "The explosion of a bomb in St. Peter's where heretofore there has never been the least attempt at anarchist disorder, is a crime of great malignity and audacity and has caused serious apprehension throughout the Catholic world."

Newspaper Man Promoted. The promotion of Fr Irick Wile, to the position of ..respondent in chief of Ger .ny for the London Mail is looked upon with much favor. He was educated at the university of Notre Dame. After leaving South Bend Wile became associated with the Chicago Daily News and was later sent to London by the Chicago Record Herald. During the Swedish-Norwegian crisis last year he interviewed King Oscar and was the first American newspaper man to interview an European monarch for publication. He is ?2 years old.

Sentence Calls for Death. John Lapailet, who shot and killed Alexander Urena, a fellow workman, at Indiana Harbor, on September 5th, last, was found guilt;, of murder in the first degree by a jury Saturday in the Lake circuit court at Crown Point and the death penalty was imposed.

RAILROAD FARES PAID ON ALL $10.00 PURCHASES OR OVER.

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The Great Chance for All to Lay in Their Supply for Fsill and Winter of

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's. Bous' Mw Glosnino. Furnishing Goods, Hats & 6aps, Boots & Shoos and Riioiisp Foo

THE SALE OF ALL 6L0THIN6 SALES!

We have; closed out the entire surplus stock of A. B. Kirschbaum & Co.; the Greet AariuFacturing Tailors of Philadelphia, at FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR of Actual

COST TO MAKE, They sacrificed their profits on all these fine goods because they were compelled to devote their time to the making of spring clothing. Vc vcre "Johnny on the spot." We bought the goods and will place them on sale Wednesday, November 21st, at unheard of prices.

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Men's, Boys and Guild's Overcoats

Second Floor.

50 men's union cloth, black and blue ' fQ QC Overcoats $7.00 value; sale price. 75 men's black or blue or gray Melton Oh QA . Overcoats $9.00 value; sale price. .Sr1.?!! 100 men's black or blue or Fancy Overcoats; silklined $12 value; sale price , (g QQ 50 Young Men's fancy plaids and plain colors, belt backs $15.00 value; sale price (JQ QQ I5Ö Young Men's plain or fancy newest Oy CA Prince Louise $16 value; sale price, v

100 young Children's beautiful Russian Overcoats, aes 3 to 9. at

$1.25 $1.85

125 young Children's Fine Russian Overcoats, ages 3 to 9, at

We have an Immense showing of the H'ohest Grade of Hand-Tai'ored Overcoats " the ilQht klid" at about HALF PRICE durlna our BIG SALE. 6 Natural Black Bishop Make $17 Cub Bear Fur Overcoats at ... 3 Natural Black Bishop Make Ctlfi 10 Goat-Martin Coll Fur Overcoats.. .jj10lZ WE SHOW A BIG LINE OF BEST FDR COATS MADE.

Men and young Men's suits 25 Men's clay wonted suits $5.00 . on tE value Soit sale price. . ...vä.JvI 40 Mehs Union casslmere suits AA $7.50 value Suit sale price..... .yD.VJ

50 Msn's Tricot suits $8.50 value OJ Q A Suit' sale price yVtlU 100 Men's Imported worsted and serge Qß CA suits $10 value Suit sale price. ipUUU 150 Aden's Hand-Tailored Imported OJ A A Fancy suits $12.50 value sale price.-v' 175 Men's Hand-Tailored Imported QO OO Serges, Fancy Suits $15 value price. .Vy00 125 Young Men's fancy suits value OA pe up to $10.00 your choice ...VO 150 Young Men's single or double CK Ofi breasted fine Dress Suils at iD.VlJ 140 Young Men's single or double Oj rn breasted Imp'rtd fancy suits $6.80 & V ' Hundreds of Others In Finest ; Hand-Tailored Suits.

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ALL AUST BE SOLD at 50G on the DOLLAR wecarby tub la rgest line op dhess suits in the city.

Boots. Shoes, Rubber Goods Dent150 Sets Men's Felts and snag proof Overs 1st. quality, not punched.. $1.98 150 Sets Men's best Macinaw Sox and Overs 1st quality, not punched .$2.12 35 Pairs Men's snag proof Rubber Boots $2.75 50 Pairs Men's best snag proof Rubber Boots ..$2.98 5 Dozen Boy's extra good School Shoes $1.25 5 Dozen Youth's extra good School and Dress Shoes $1.35 10 Dozen Men's extra good Semi-Dress guaranteed Shoes $1.75 5 Dozen Aen's Viel Kid and Gun Atetal Calf Shoes $2.50 value $1.85 0 Doz. Men's Dress Shoes in all leathers 'World Over" $3 Shoes at..$2.40 50 Dozen Men's Good Value 1st. quality Arctics '...$1.25 25 Dozen Boy's sizes 11 to 2 1st. quality Arctics 75c. and 98c. 10 Dozen Youth's sizes 2 to 6 1st. quality Arctics .......-.-.-$1.25

We keep all the Best Makes

IN OUR 5H0B DBrflRTMENT Vie Handle ine 0 line in Plumoutn, and at. the lowest prices. WE REPLACE ALL GOODS SOLD IF NOT SATISFACTORY. Let lis SHOW PL

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Boys and Children's Suits and Knee Pants 30 'Boy's 2 piece Knee Pants Suits 7Rr ages 7 to 16 at. 1 OKj 50 Boy's 2 piece Knee Pants Suits Ol OK ages 7 to 16 at.... 85 Boy's 2 piece Union Cassimere Knee O O C Suib a its 7 to 16 . JI.Uol

30 Children's Blouse and Buster Brown

Suits ages 3 to 8 price -

25 Children's Norfolk Kn Pants Suits cjn ft ft ages 316 9 $1.75 and ?.UU 50 Pairs Child's Corduroy Knee Pants OKr ages 5 to 7 only ..tb 300 Pairs Child1 Good Winter Knee Pants A Or ages 5 to 16 at ...."l 150 Dozen Men's Dr. Perryfs Sanitary Fleece Underwear Velvet Fleece vr all sizes.. I üüC

150 Dozen Men's extra qual ity Canvass Gloves per pair

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Gloves, Mittens, Furnishing Goods. 30 Dozen Men's Woolen Hose; price per pair lie 300 Doz Men's extra heavy Cotton Sox, per pair. ..5c 25 Doz Men's Merino Wool Hose, price per pair ...18c 75 Doz Men's and Boys' extra good Sweaters at ..38c 20 Doz Boys' Spaulding $1.50 all Wool Sweaters ..75c 25 Doz Men's extra good heavy Jersey Overshirts. 38c

20 Dozen Boys' Black Cat Hose, per pair.-. 10c Men's Fine Stiff Bosom Shirts, price only 15c Work Clothing, Hats, Caps and Trousers Mens blanket lined Work Jackets at ...75c Mens extra heavy covert Coats (waterproofed).. $1.19 Mens fair and square Duck Coats, extra good $1.25

Mens Ailford corduroy Lined Leather Coats ....$5.05 Mens Carhartt make extra heavy Overalls 50s Mens extra heavy work Trousers 65c Mens extra heavy Dutchess Trousers... $1. $1.48,'$1.G3 50 doz Boys ex'ra warm School Caps 19c 10 doz Boys regular 50c value Caps at 25s 20 doz Mens fur-lined Kersey Caps at.: 50c

Ve are Sole Agents for tin Famous Staley AH Wool Underwear and Overshirts You can't buy it elsewhere in Plymouth

Ve are cutting prices on this Iin

Take advantage of this chance to buy your families' goods. IT MEANS AONEY SAVING TO YOU. Come to LAUER'S, THE HEADQUARTERS, for goods, 0 we show the biggest best newest assortment in Northern Indiana. This Big Sale continues up to and including Saturday, Dec. 15th. A chance like this comes but once in a lifetime. Call now! See the wonderful bargains throughout our big 2-floor store. Apney gladly refunded on unsatisfactory purchn-zs. Call now. Do not be misled. It means dollars saved for you. Come to Lauer's, where the best qualities are shown. Don't hesitate, but look for thz sign.

Remember The Dates Sale Begins Wednesday Nov. 21 . and continues till Saturday, Dec. 15

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SALE OPENS

Wednesday Nov. 21 and continues till Saturday Dec. 115