Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1917) (1917)
Toronto : · leaf 716
four pence are now up to fourshillings per yard and at this high priceare practically prohibitory for boyswear. It looks as if cottons will be in bigdemand for next seasons trade. But the Boys Have Buying Power The bright side of the situation is thepurchasing power of the boy. More boysare… … SPRING SAMPLES SHOW LITTLE CHANGE Spring, 1918, Samples Late, but Indicate Little Change in Style—Old Samples to beUsed—Price Increase May Reach 20 Per Cent.—Big Panama SeasonPredicted—Fnr Marli in Serious Condition. A CERTAIN amount of indefinite-ness still surrounds the situa-tion, as regards…
Clothing and dress
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