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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 269, 10 August 1938, Page 7

/n d c ■ rAK / ■ "'t / / An / IBiil " '■■ nA- 0 \ > HOI \ Your first chance to study the new fashions ... to examine them OS? 1 \\ at your leisure ... to try out the subt'e flattery of the new Spring shades, the sunny warmth of titian tan, the blending of powder Wk blue with raspberry, the cool allure of mermaid green! Haven’t y° U b een l° n 9' n 9 fry a discreetly veiled Gibson Girl sailor (so / reminiscent of mother's first motoring days) ... to see what a */ brim as wide as Tom Mix's sombreros can do for your face? And i || you'll never resist the fascination of sunray pleats clinging to you, V///I I 0 swirling around you as you move, young and alive with rhythm /j!5; I L I- S . y ir ft fco 1:1 ■ 8 / I 18-' ... you’ll ■find these pleats in ethereal evening gowns, in daytime i ill I// I ?! II . . ' | I 'lni ... but enough of anticipation .. . this is YOUR day .. . come I I unrave * ese Spring mysteries for yourself! 11® I I g u IB- ' ' ’ ! IPv I 0 1 lit v '>\W : ■ ' . 1 1 1 .. . ; ; 'I - £ And in keeping with all this festivity, the management wish to announce the opening of the newly decorated tearoom and lounge ... the refreshing new menu for morning and afternoon tea. Make arrangements with your friends to attend ; the opening day .. . you will be charmed with the.atmosphere of Spring in these > J beautiful rooms. , < - "X/ 41 xA A: 1)11-

COLDS,INFLUENZA, MINERS I** J* COUCH CURE ± W- EXTRA, STRONG V ( THERE'S NOTHING LIKE IT ! T