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Miss SPARKES presents:-* Styles W> JS&jf FOR MOTHER a AND DAUGHTER AT RIGHT— AH- Wool Frock S’ 3 -'7-Yk\ ’k with flattering fashion finishes. W A style so right for indoors and out. t W >«» f B COLOURS: Saxe Blue, Donkey Brown, Dusky I ’ V yLx W Pink, Grey, Wine, Aqua. l SIZES: ■ llWtffl lA sw ' £5/16/9 1 -MSWKB|K i & wx£s/19/6 f ‘ v< jW-»S WISER' Jp; ILO 1 XT LEFT—- / WBtI w°°i J erse ? fl X A delightful frock in youthful style with one V 1 V I of fashion's newest shoulder lines. COLOURS: Fawn, Cherry, Junior Blue, Browns, Green, Blue. SIZES: S.S.W., S.W. £5/1/3 SPECIAL REDUCTIONS EOR QUICK SELLING! HURRY for these Bargains I • FLORAL LINEN FROCKS In a variety of ott.eotlv. .tyl..- AU sizes, SSW 29/6 ■ Usually /6 ’ • COSTUMES to CLEAR FROM • Moss Crepe MODEL FROCKS in pleasing styles and colours. of °" eoeh Froek Miss Sparices , „ ' ARMAGH STREET " FIRST FOR FASHION
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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27011, 10 April 1953, Page 7
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