Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1915) (1915)
Toronto : · leaf 474
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. … Youd take about a 38. / take a 34myself. to the accompaniment of a clerk saying, as he jumps overthe counter and hitches up his pants, You see, I wear emmyself. —®—ECHOES OF THE CONVENTION. The display man must be a merchandise man; hemust know the merchandise that is to be displayed. I goaround…
Clothing and dress
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