Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1913) (1913)
Toronto : · leaf 371
4. The rear view of the Olus CombinationShirt. Rather startling, isnt it? No open-ing in the back, but— 5. By unbuttoning at the leg, the tailreadily swings back, leaviug a clear wideopening, more satisfactory and more sani-tary than any open back garment. READ OUR SPECIAL OFFER ON OPPOSITE PAGE 65… … Prevents that Spot Protects the neck in front as well as in the back. Not affected by laundering. The greatest thing that ever happened to a shirt. Even before the NEK-GARD was added, TOOKE Shirts were the most popular and the best sellers in Canada. The introduction of this exclusive improvement…
Clothing and dress
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