Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1915) (1915)
Toronto : · leaf 287
ed store.to note show cards or price ticketssoiled from finger marks or duststained from long usage. The rea-son why these cards are left uphas always been a mystery to me.There is just as much sense in amerchant orclerk wearinga dirty collaras there is ofh a v i n u asoiled ticketip for the… … al kinds of rubber used for cleaning marks of cards hut few ifany will take a finger mark off completely owing to itsoily nature. The best method for the removal of thesedisfigurements 1 know is by using dry pumice stone. This,when rubbed on with a (dean cheese cloth, will remove the-pots…
Clothing and dress
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