Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1916) (1916)
Toronto : · leaf 249
furnishing, andhats and caps. As a general mark indicating that a lineis in the clothing department the letter A is used. Toindicate that the article belongs to the furnishing depart-ment the letter B is used; and C for hats and caps. Now Mr. Armstrong keeps a cost book in which he hasentered… … This Spring Trim shows clearly Mr. Armstrongs belief in the general display—Clothing predominates, ofcourse, but hats, caps, shirts, collars, ties, suspenders, gloves, all have their place. The price cards do not show upplainly in this reproduction by reason of the orange coloring used for…
Clothing and dress
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