Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1918) (1918)
Toronto : · leaf 372
dvance-ment on woolens and worsteds had beensince the beginning of the war, he saidthat this advance represented 200 to 250per cent. Worsted suitings which formerly cost$3 per yard are now $6.50 to $7.50, andsuch advances are likely to continue til!some time after the war. Asked about exporting… … A little freakish perhaps but with decided st;/le lines. It also conforms to the cloth conserving idea. ping them out to Canada, but thescarcity will prevent any large quanti-ties being shipped. Few Canadian buy-ers are coming to England for the simplereason that they cannot buy anythingwhen they…
Clothing and dress
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