Ogden Daily Standard | 1909-07-10 | Page 13 | The Well-Dressed Man

I The Man E EN who enjoy enJo the various arlous sports m tj should not dress to the tho 3 L the hot summer Hummer months this season Loading ones self down doo with unnecessary ImpedImenta whether they be Ie clothes or proclaims Wm him hima a novice ot at the sport The Thc golfer wears almost any ony old thing but bitt the knickers er the Cite ban The trousers arc no now lUll length anti ore are generally made ot of flannel A pair of oC tweeds wIll Ill answer the thc purpose The hat Is very er often dispensed with on the links link The Tho shoes unity a ho bo russets russet with good thick soles to pound the turf Knee length drawers add greatly to ones comfort and lend ease eose and poise In 10 one ones play are turn turned up It at bottoms the tue belt Is Iii a 1 narrow one and the hose all nrc very ery sheer lisle Flannel Flonnel trou trousers elS ore are he heat t suited for tor tennis the white heln no 00 longer worn The belt bell Is of oC white Tb The true truo yachting advocate has dono deno 0 away Wit with oil all appearance ot of Ilo to appear more like n it sailor R II or The dress In each particular club often otten differs horseback riding calls for tor I lon long boots boot nod and the coat Iii Doomed Padding In mon mens clothes clothe is doomed the tho In the fashions for men bus been rapid the PMt pant years eR Tast be who wore a 0 greet of his was ns n a dressed muo mun I butt ut now It I is different The Tho shoulders are aro devoid of oC padding or make up ot of any kind Tho body of at the tho coat cont bangs gracefully from the tho shoulders New madras shirts with narrow hair hairline I line stripes are aro being worn Collars ar armade made in 10 the new style atrio ot of basket weave O Oxford tord I