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Straws Rule To-day's Mode Felt and Straw . . . Wool and Straw - • • Silk and Straw .... Brittts that are large or disappear altogether. .\ew Nasturtium colourings are a very important item, from the Pale Yellow to Deepest Tangerine MODEL HAT. by <4 Suzy.*' of Ecru Tulle, crown and drooped brim, veiled and trimmed with black lace, in handsome design—Price .. .. 69, 6 MODEL HAT by "Blanehot." of Black Balibuntel Straw, wide brim, out away at back, trimmed with Rose Beige. ;md Black Georgette folded round crown—Price .. 87/6 MODEL HAT, by "Agnes," of Spice Brown Tulle, and Hair Straw, brim drooped wider at sides, the straw forming a scalloped effect: trimmed band of Shaded Brown Ribbon to tone, held with novelty ornament — Price 69. 6 Picturesque MODEL HAT. of Tabac Baku Straw, wide poke brim, edged Avith insertion to tone; trimmed with Petersham Ribbon —Price .. 89, 6 MODEL HAT, of T iovelurd Green Felt, bonnet shape brim, tinelv stitched t<* tone; trimmed with inset bands of Petersham Ribbon looped at hack - Price .. 49 6 MODEL HAT. of Daffodil Sisal Straw. Cloche shape, wide at sides, crow n inset with band of cut Kelt, in Pastel colouring—Price 69 6 MODEL II AT, of Black Leghorn Straw, plain tailored style, with wide brim slightly drooped, crown banded with Faille Ribbon, tied across back Price .. 49 6 MODEL lIAT. of Gossamer Straw, in shades of Rosewood, briin drooped and cut away at back, trimmed and bound with Petersham Ribbon - Price .. •• •• •• 39,6 Beaths BSM4

0 i*. A ik STRIP the subject of t?uying a motor car of its superficialities and you find that fundamentally it is a business proposition— Business on the seller's part. Business on the buyer's part. We believe it is good business to protect the investments of owners. Therefore, we adopted a policy about five years ago that has saved Auburn owners large sums of money. The new Auburn of to-day does not obsolete its predecessor. Compare an Auburn of 1925 with one of 1929 —no radical change jn de- • sign, but an exclusive, distinctive design that is refined and perpetua ted. _ . Being right originally, it is not necessary to continually revise it and thereby penalize Auburn owners every time it is changed. Add to the monetary advantages of this policy, the fact that Auburn owners also enjoy greater intrinsic value for less commensurate cost and Straight Eight superiorities for less cost than many Sixes. Add also the fact that a Straight Eight brings a higher resale value and the fact that Auburn cart offer mors power, strongest of frames, more roominess and comfort, require less effort to handle, and stand up and endure longer, then you see why, from every angle, it is good business to buy an Auburn Auto* mobile. _ * Auburn's amazing growth and success are traceable directly to our efforts to make every Auburn owner completely satisfied that he has made the best possible auto* mobile investment. ROYDS MOTORS LTD. 211 CASHEI. STREET AMBXJRN

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