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

Toronto : · leaf 14

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orrow an agri-cultural adjective—an idea of inten-sive display. Limits of Sectional Display. But this system has been copied farand wide. The downtown stores nolonger possess a monopoly of it; ithas been taken up in all directions. Itsvery universality has drawn attention,more and more, to the… … (From Budds, New York.) This window unit carries out the one-cravat ideashown on another page. Here only three ties fittednature of the tie allows of a section of silk being drpattern. A new idea is the monster bow shape occupythe trim, made of a piece of the same cravat silk,more prominent the…

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