Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1918) (1918)
Toronto : · leaf 364
ggestion is made that therehe BtarchleSS weeks. It is claimed con-siderable corn and potatoes now used instarch production could he saved for food purposes if the Pood Controller were to put a ban on starched collars, shirts and petticoats. It is urged that the soft col-lar and shirt habit would… … (Tins 3KEIinboUi £>olb Cirs While not an exclusive tie window the feature wax the particular style of neck-wear known as the Peacock. The large cut at the back was supplied by theneckwear manufacturers and the feathers were secured from a friend. Theresult was a window that caused considerable…
Clothing and dress
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