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

Toronto : · leaf 365

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little thatis new that is showing up, but the piescut situation is so ripe with possibilitiesthat anything may happen. Bow ties are becoming more and more popular and promise a heavier sale for Spring. The wash lines are dead and show no signs of recovery. The tubular 64 variety is just fairly… … Typical hroad pattern tie, with stripe inbasket weave effect. Shown by E. & S.Currie, Limited. MENS WEAR REVIEW High Price the Feature of New Cravats Rich, Heavy Imported Silk Being Used — Over Designs WithFloral Persian and Moorish Patterns Introducing Four, Five andSix Different…

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