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Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1917) (1917)

Toronto : · leaf 133

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increase in price. Greys and olive shadeswill be the most pronounced element in the display of anycap salesman, and there is little variation as to style. Theone-piece crown is still a very popular variety. In all the discussion of hats and caps, whether made ofstraw, or fur or wool, the head and… … ^ MARKET REPORTS GLOVE LINES ADVANCE 20 PER CENT. FOR FALL Manufacturers Will Not Guarantee Leather or Workman-ship—Trade has Opened Well Even at AdvancedPrices—Some Lines Still Off Market. GLOVES.—Heavy advances on all glove lines have beenput into effect by some of the leading manufacturers…

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