Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1918) (1918)
Toronto : · leaf 563
the whole the supply is limited—more so than the supply of other cloth.for the reason that the English mills have not gone in for making overcoat-ings, these requiring such a quantity of wool that they could not keep theirplants going to advantage on this class of cloth with the limited supplies… … of ditplay case described in the accompanying article. The illustration is from a photo taken in The Piping Days of Peace. W ii\ ^ J E find that returned sol-class of clothing and fur-diers are buying a betternishings than the same men did be-fore they went overseas. It is our experience, too, that…
Clothing and dress
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