Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1918) (1918)
Toronto : · leaf 523
ls in the United States. This wouldleave only 20 per cent, of the nulls product fur the civilian trade, which, of course, is entirely inadequate. Besides, too, none of the mills in either Canada or the United States are obtaining a maximum product, for the reason thai the necessary help is not… … (. o. Paton, of the Mercury Mills, Hamil-ton, in chargi of tin- wholesale sellingoitice recently opened in the Foy /</<///..Toronto. BAD FIRE IN PEMBROKE BUSINESSDISTRICT KEHOE, SLATTERY A- CO. and Jewel! A- Brunette, mens wear dealers of P broke, suffered total loss by lire on J1stli. Learj…
Clothing and dress
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