Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1912) (1912)
Toronto : · leaf 275
bility of getting an effectabout as good at smaller expense: with the numerouswood grain papers on the market, practically all thehardwoods in use are imitated to perfection. GRAIN PAPER TO IMITATE MAHOGAXY. In our illustration a mahogany window back-ground has been imitated, using polished… … This window shows the effective use of ingrain paper for background purposes. Shirts arranged in link-unit form — See nvticle for farther description. Dry Goods Review MENS WEAR SECTION. 63 dow 15 feet across the back, having two ends 7 feetdeep, and the entire background 10 feet high. This had the…
Clothing and dress
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