Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1916) (1916)
Toronto : · leaf 250
, first to one side and then to the other, justfor assurance that it is going to slip through the collarwhen the knot may be made. With these preliminaries itis always possible to adjust this knot perfectly, without inthe least spoiling ones temper or the shape of the tie. W. D. COGHILL, of 46… … Who said: Nobody loves a fat man?him out. Mr. Coghill helps well as from the outside, and that they will not wiltthrough perspiration as they will not wilt from rain. Hehas a customer who is exceedingly stout, and who wasestablishing a new record for wilting collars last Summer.The man was…
Clothing and dress
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