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

Toronto : · leaf 311

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lne. dressed Englishmen, but Canadian manu-facturers claim they have noticed nomore than the u.-ual amount selling. All are agreed that it will undoubtedlybe a big season for batwings. The fai Ithat a good range of these is .-till pro-curable to sell at 50c may have something to do with this,… … From the Spring range of Tooke Bros. increased demand. For this season bat-wing bows will be seen in a big range ofsilks, including some of the more pro-nounced patterns, where same are not toolarge to admit of effective cutting. All silks have shown a tendency to ad-vance slightly in price, though…

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