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Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1918) (1918)

Toronto : · leaf 138

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CHRISTMAS NECKWEAR TRADE HEAVY Neckwear an Increasing End of the Mens Wear Business—Ties More Than Anything Else Can be Sold by Display—-Still Higher Prices Before Long—Some Novel Wash Ties on the Market. NECKWEAR houses report that re-tailers seem hungry for ties.Christmas business is reported… … One of the Persian designs in Springrange of W. Milne. quantity of ties sold and in addition thehigher prices obtained swelled the vo-lume to an even greater extent. Neckwear 50 per Cent of Sales One large furnishing store report 50per cent, of their total sales duringChristmas week to be neckwear,…

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