Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1916) (1916)
Toronto : · leaf 96
ngs as overalls, suspenders, and manyother lines affected by the seemingly irresistible marketadvance. In this article one maystudy tendencies and see what effect the rising market is going to have on the retailers action in selling. Commencing with neckwear, we find the tightness em-phasized… … in business for their health, and presumably they are not.Take for instance the silk from which was originally madethe $2.25 tie. The old prices at which this material wasbought were, say, about 50c to 55c a yard. It is a factthat prices now being paid are ranging anywhere from75c to 87c per yard…
Clothing and dress
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