Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1915) (1915)
Toronto : · leaf 474
ced by Davis, was the nuisance of the clerk who per-sisted in telling the customer what he wore, or the size hetook. Beastly impertinent, I think, said Davis. We are notinterested in the clerks affairs, such affairs as pertain tohis wardrobe and laundry. Chorus of Hear, hear, from H and Simpson.… … No, sir, Im wearing that stuff myself.Have done all summer. clerk who attempts to sell us any article of apparel byurging upon us that he wears such himself. . . . Simpson seconded H s motion. Davis said he thought it was a rattlin idea and the society was dulyformed.
Clothing and dress
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