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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15535, 10 March 1916, Page 10

! Enters Beath's \ $ and finds thai Madame Fashion has. I , Y\v \ 'fl' doffed her dainty Summer garb and donned £j>'/ $ li | \'^V\ styles more in keeping with the shorter and \ ' cooler days of the season of falling leaves. ill] V\\ • Jji 4] Paris is still the World's Fashion Dictator / ffi // > n iu\\ and Her chosen modes for Autumn of 1916 1/ m a j yT\\ \\ '^P are fully represented in \/( ' / ' i|l\ jl ® Beath's Exhibit of ' jjllj -J Autumnal Fashions i l| You are cordially invited to'call and view J Beath's wondrous display of Autumn's £Sf r . -p Hats, Costumes, Coats," Furs, Dress mi Materials, and the many accessories, small in themselves, but most important never- !S? •. yf i theless. , 99 '"'lit Come, whether to Buy or merely to "Look" II Beath & Co., Dmited I • JAMES MITCHELL - - Managing Director. M CHRISTCHURCH. 1

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