Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1915) (1915)
Toronto : · leaf 44
e are high winds, people were notaccustomed to stop and look at windows,but it had been found that the passage-way behind the island provided a shel-ter from the storm, and people tookrefuge in it, both as a release from thewind and in order to carry on the ob-servation of the contents of the… … MENS WEAR HALF. The cut on the left: shows thehalf of the new MacDonald storefront given up to displays ofnnns wear which occupies theslur, immediately behind. Thisfront is arranged exactly likethe dry goods half with the en-trance behind the Island front.The large additional space thusprovided…
Clothing and dress
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