Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1915) (1915)
Toronto : · leaf 212
cted indress. He pointed out that the American now considersit fashionable to be English, but in trying to be Englishhe overstepped himself. The cut given above proves micorrespondents contention. The American has gone tothe other extreme, lie has beaten the Englishman at theEnglishmans own game.… … MR. I. BONNER, President Canadian Knit Goods Manufacturers. MEETINGof the Can-adian knitgoods manufac-turers was heldin the RoyalHotel, Hamilton,at which therewere representedabout 80% of theknitting- indus-tries of the coun-try. It had beenfelt for a Ion-time that an or-gan i z a tion ofknitted…
Clothing and dress
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