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Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25178, 8 May 1947, Page 2

S' Gifts Whose Charm Lasts Beyond the Day . . , MAY 11 MOTHER'S DAY Illustrated: “DAPHNE,” a Nielsen Slipper featuring the Dutch toe, contrasting coloured felt 1 TOle (a Nielsen speciality) and feltcovered heel. Felt bow in front with contrasting coloured centre-piece to match sole. Rose, Burgundy, Blue, Black. All sizes 21/9 P*lr Smartly cut NAVY CALFSKIN GLOVES MHMME fitting neatly at wrist with elastic. Backs featuring an attractive tucked design • trimmed with French knots. size 6 6 t 0 2 coupons 36/3 p**" - “HALVIC” SUPERFINE FELT SLIPPER in attractive Wedgie style. Block toe, xOSIKX leather sole, combining durability with smart appearance. Rose, Blue, Green, >. Black. All sizes 16/9 WRIST LENGTH BROWN CALFSKIN GLOVES fitting with elastic at wrist. Centre back finished with scalloped stitching from base of finger to gauntlet. r Sizes 6to 7. 2 coupons 43/6 P»h |‘g> J. Ballantyne and Co. Ltd.

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