Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1914) (1914)
Toronto : · leaf 52
,and crowns and brims were the sameshape and height and width, and there were no velvet trimmings or back bowsor cute little feathers to proclaim a manwho wore last years vintage as behindthe times. And for clothing a similarword might be said. Bigger Opportunities Now, If—The revolution that has… … GEORGE NAYLON INGERSOLL. into a pile of junk within a six-month.But that is a necessary and universalevil of the style system. What it hasdone in mens wear, as in half a dozenlines of a dry goods business, is to cre-ate a new selling- constituency, far moreextended than before, and inclusive of…
Clothing and dress
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