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Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1914) (1914)

Toronto : · leaf 130

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many ties. Often this bordei isedged with Roman stripes. Another buyer gave the followingopinion: There appears to be no doubtthat highly colored ties will be strongfor Easter trade. One reason is the factthat the vests buttoning up fairly closeenable a man to wear a bright tie with-out feeling too… … Foulard silks, showing the all-over designs. In the second and third the well-known Dresden pattern is worked in. Shown by Bilton Bros., Toronto. years in fact. These will be made frombandana handkerchief squares in ancientmadder effects, printed crepes and crepede chine. Many of these have the…

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