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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19332, 9 June 1928, Page 4

T^ Fur is an investment Gone are the days when the purchase of a fur coat was looked upon as a mad bit of extravagance to be indulged in only by the fabulously rich. More and more smart women of moderate means are realizing that a fur coat of conservative style and fine quality is a real in* vestment, not only in chic and beauty, but in economy, too ! FRENCH CONEY SEAL COAT, with natural Skunk collar and cuffs; full length and lined with handsome art brocade.- 29 gns. A MODEL COAT'of French Sealine, with long roll collar of first-grade natural Skunk; lined with bordered crepe de chine _ 56 gns. A delightful WRAP for Winter days is the Squirreline Coat with new roll collar and lining of Biskra brocaded satin ►. 28gns. A Full-length NORTHERN NATURAL MUSQUASH, with domed pouch collar and double cuffs; lined bordered crepe de chine—--72 gns. SABLE FOX TIE, with chocolate ruched crepe de chine lining—£7/fO/6 3 only, BLUE MONGOLIAN FOX TIES, well chosen winter skins—£6/16/6 A late shipment of one, two, and three-skin first-grade STONE MARTEN TIES.

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