Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1914) (1914)
Toronto : · leaf 507
mer must study hiswork from the observers point of view. Objects to Divisions. The real factors, of course, arc thecolor schemes, balance and proper plac-ing. One may have only one huge win-<!<uv, and to display the different lines ofmerchandise at the same showing willrequire careful study… … Mr. S. Yorke Sleeth. ter results can be obtained simply bjplacing the groups well apart and usinga different color scheme for draping asthe foundation of each. Not only doesthe average division look unsightly butit gives an impression of overcrowding,6G Of course, where a store has a largewindow…
Clothing and dress
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