Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1918) (1918)
Toronto : · leaf 517
large part of the Can-adian neckwear trade, a thing which, be-fore the war, they never were able to do.The colors have improved, the weavingimproved. There is more snap thai;to the goods, and the United Stat. silk makers never were weak in makingOmething that would be attractive to ! he i The… … An Italian broche satin. This is one ofthe models which has apron folded nar-rowly. Here it is spread out for display.Tie by A.T. Reid Co. ing offered from time to time—made outof ends or jobs. For the most part, how-ever, the $4.15 or $4.25 range is thecheapest tie being shown, and cravats atthis…
Clothing and dress
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