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Evening Star, Issue 17927, 24 March 1922, Page 3

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THF MUTUAL STORES—New Zealand’s Piemicr Fur Establishment—is now' making its FIRST WINTER DISPLAY OF NEW MODELS, and a cordial invitation is extended to all Ladies to call and inspect the magnificent selection. ALL THE MOST EXCLUSIVE STYLES are included, but what is more important is the fact that prices tins season are considerably lower. A Joeautiful Fur may be obtained a.t an exceptionally reasonable price. SHORT AND THREE-QUARTER LENGTH BLACK CONEY SEAL COATS, plain and figured linings, newest Capo and Roll Collars. Prices from £l4 14/ to £33 10/. THREE-QUARTER CONEY COATS, smart shapes, large Skunk Opossum Roll Collars. Special £32 10/. LATEST CONEY COATS, throo-quarter length; Natural Skunk Capo Collars—£4s 10/. MOLE OONSY COATS, floral and figured satin linings, wide Magyar and sot-in sleeves. From £29 10/ to £37 10/. NATURAL MUSQUASH COATS, short, and threequarter length; newest Capo and Roll Collars—£72 10/, £73 10/, and £75 10/. NATURAL AND DYED BLACK RABBIT COATS —22 gs and £24 19/. LARGE WHITE FOX FURS, daintily finished with smocked silk, Crcpo do Chino linings—£27 10/, £2B 10/, £33 10/. NEWEST STYLES IN ERMINE TIES—£S 17/G, £6 10/, £7 7/, £9 9/, £l3 10/. LATEST WIDE FUR STOLES in Rabbit and Coney Sea!—£4 4/, £5 19/0, £S SI, NATURAL SKUNK AND SKUNK OPOSSUM STOLES—£I7 10/, £27 10/. LARGE BLACK WOLF TANGOES from £2 12/6 to £lO 19/. GREY WOLF AND FOX FURS from £3 3/ to £ll 10/. FUR COLLARS, suitable for winter coats, in Rabbit, Opossum, Coney Seal, Black Beaver, and Mole. ,Wo have a Splendid Assortment of .FUR TRIMMINGS, suitable for Millinery., and- Dress Trimmings. s3®l"'s’-wm'iL’. imiiplillii \ sirs -‘ii FIPfTII LIU f ® 0 tmfi See-watei l&kWih, Eesiaoflellet