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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23589, 17 March 1942, Page 7

EVERY coat is a good buy COATS Loose Fitting And Fi fting ... VIYELLAS t AND ' CLtIiLLAS ARE HERE And showing in all the newest colourings. More, More People Bring C.O.P. and Morse Orders to Beaths. Good advice about Coats—Every Coat in this group measures up to Beath’s standard of Quality—every Coat in Beath’s collection is a good buy at the price marked—there is a great variety of styles and colours, and we recommend them for both street or hard wear. •3 V

4 NEW STYLES FROM HAY’S HAT PARADE We feel it unnecessary to make extravagant claims for these Hats. We WILL say they’ll sell rapidly. See our Millinery Display and pass judgment yourself—you'll be delighted. Met Top right is a Harvest Tan Fur Felt Model, featuring the new high crown and side sweep. Trimmed quills to tone. 42/Top left is a model from our selection of Pompadour Halos—styled for the smart young miss. With Petersham ribbon trimmings. In all the newest shades — From 18/9 Bottom left we feature a smart Matrons’ Model in Black Fur Felt. It’s trimmed with Black and White cut Felt Flowers and Veiling. Note smart tilted brim 32/6 HAY’S Above, a small Bowler Hat trimmed with Petersham and quill to match. In Black, Brown and Navy 35/6 for Smarter Millinery HAY’S LTDy, “The Friendly Store” HAY’S ACCEPT C.OtP.» MORSE AN D OTHER CASH ORDERS •

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