The Archive · 1924

Vivid Colours Popular

For motoring, or evening wear, or cool days, the full cut Raglan ulster style of overcoat, made in fleecy tweeds, is general. There is a jtendeney toward rather vivid colours. The Prince of Wales has a partiality for double-breasted overcoats with the back pleats and small belt of the Guards style. Dark grey is the most dressy colour for this class of Probably, however, the single-breasted overcoat with Raglan sleeves and turn-buck cuffs proves more suitable for the ordinary man. Loose fitting, it is a splendid wrap-over for almost any occasion, and it always looks smart. Shades of brown seem to be most popular, and quite bright colours are allowable, Generat Sir George Milne, who commanded. the British Salonika Force, laid a wreath on the Cenotaph at noon on Sunday, October 5, in memory of over 10,000 members of the force. who died at Satonika between October, 1916, and November; 1918,

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