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Evening Star, Issue 19518, 28 March 1927, Page 9

rmb\ [ ! b:;. A Coats -so different In styles that are distinguished by individual character and dressy simplicity. They follow the trend of modern modes, but have that degree of “ difference ” that is the deciding feature to the woman who knows. Exclusive models m Face Cloth, Velour, and Chenille Cloth, in many new shades. Some trimmed real mole, others American opossum, silk lined. Prices from £3 19/6 to £lB 19/6, Less expensive, but nevertheless quite smart and serviceable, is a line of Velours, with pleats at sides, convertible collars, half silk lined, in Fawn, Tan, Wine, Hose, Brown, and Navy. 90/ to Sgns. Be it a coat, a frock, a fur, a hat or a smart accessory it is at BROWN. EWINGS ©omfopt fop th© Boy Your Bedding from the Maker—lT PAYS; GENUINE PURE MILLED WOOL MATTRESSES, in Linen and Cotton Union Ticking (we won’t use Ticking made of Cotton only)— » Full size, 4ft Gin - - 40/= 44/= 50/= 56/= 66/Single, 3ft = = - - 27/= 30/= 34/- 39/= 45/NEES HANOVER ST. AND ANZAC HIGHWAY, DUNEDIN, Send for 1927 Catalogue. & m i I i Ml

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