Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1914) (1914)
Toronto : · leaf 428
given as follows:First floor (above ground floor).—On right; Canadian Machinery, Power House, Canadian Foundryman,Marine Engineering, Dry Goods Review, Mens Wear Review. On left; Hardware and Metal, The Sanitary Engin-eer, Bookseller and Stationer, Printer and Publisher and Canadian Grocer. Second… … Viciv of Grounds and Lake, Cana dian National Exhibition. Canadian National Exhibition as a Business Tonic Crowds in Attendance for Entertainment, the Diversion Neededto Dispel War Gloom and Bring Sunshine—Optimism of Ministerof Trade and Commerce—Description of Exhibits That DrewAdmiring Attention…
Clothing and dress
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