WW Accessories that total-up the Easter race day look ...peach bloom felt Accessories are the punctuation in your fashion statement. They are the important things that help get your individual image across. Illustrated above: A tailored “James, Halo” hat. In Forest Green, Peach Bloom felt. Just one from a new collection of James hats. ($10.95). Also in Teal, Powder Blue, Black, Mallard Blue and Cakewood. Made in New Zealand. City store. ■ ■■■■■■■ "/far ' Ft'" pl V** n "■a f | JL J' l 'IHB Made in N.Z. ... . with a genuine leather handbag The bag that’s wanted today is somewhere in between all the exaggerations. Neither too bulky nor too miniscule. This tailored leather handabg by "Westcraft” makes a perfect finish with a distinguished look. Features suedene lining, saddle stitching and two interior side pockets with a change purse ($26.75). Available in Black, Navy, Plain Calf, Antique Tan and Brown Croc groc. Made in New Zealand. City Store.
... and f 'Rayne j originals j imported WWIVv ; fawn England From the house of “Rayne” in London. (By appointment to H.M./ '. Queen Elizabeth the Queen shoemakers). Illustrated: Taupe coloured mock crocodile skin shoe. With a padded tab y trim, studded with gleaming gold buttons. And featuring a new high fashion thicker heel. In B fittings ($39.99). The luxury of “Rayne” comes in Black/White or Brown/White corfam,
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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 31942, 20 March 1969, Page 3
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221Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Press, Volume CIX, Issue 31942, 20 March 1969, Page 3
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