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

Toronto : · leaf 229

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ar. It seems sure, indeed, that in theactual number of ties sold, those at these higher prices willlead during the coming season. Fewer Subterfuges Now. Subterfuges, to the end of keeping down tie prices, are being given over aUogether now—or nearly so. The manu-facturers are taking the better… … .4 popular reversible Bat Wing. Shown by Wm. Milne. cent neckwear. They are finding the trade ready to acceptthe situation, and to buy more and more largely of thehigher priced goods. Another noteworthy change is the turning toward buy-ing ties unboxed. The high prices of boxes has probablybrought…

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