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

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zedto obtain the correct army shade, as follows:—Drab, sage-green, bronze, buff, brown, and blue. The proportions of the various colors may be of in-terest: Drab, 13 parts; sage-green, 4 parts; bronze, 4parts; buff, 2 parts, brown, 2 parts; blue, 1 part. The pure khaki dye is a mineral product… … NECKWEAR STRIPES. OF COURSE, BUT SOME NEW IDEAS, TOO Spring Neckwear Offerings Soon Will be Shown—Prints Snre to l)e Strong, AVliile Em-broidered Effects are to be Featured STATISTICS surely are the gay deceivers.Now, since the war began, merchants have seensome of their best neckwear buyers…

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