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18. THE LOWELL"
Timely Hints on Dress
"I confess I cannot help forming
some opinion of a man's sense and character
from his dress."
—Lord Chesterfield to his son.
For men who are closely confined
a striped suit is the appointed style.
Don't wear pajamas just because the
invitation reads "Evening Dress."
Don't wear a loud suit simply because
you're going to call on a deaf
man.
Don't wear a suit with a check in it
to the races.
To make your trousers last, simply
make your coat first.
Are Trousers singular or plural? If
a man has them on, they're plural. If
he is without them it's certainly singular.
Be careful of your personal appearance—it
is the part of a gentleman to
be neat. The public is critical on this
point "The Hastings" can fit you out
with the things a gentleman wears.
Hastings Clothing Co.
Post and Grant Ave.
Mention The Lowell When Buying
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