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Feilding Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 76, 21 October 1905, Page 2

—«——■—— a— a—— o_—_a_—_a_a_B__>__a_iß_i_B__.__^^r- ! MiUinery of Surpassing Elegance. The creations of the first millinery artists of London and Pans await your inspection at Sutton's. They are magnificent models, fresh in composition, decidedly artistic in the arrangement of the colour tones, and there is an exclusive ness which smart dressers will appreciate. We give below a brief description of some models : j A charming Toque, a charming study in red. The straw brim is lined underneath with tucked red chiffon, back decorated with red chiffon rosettes, poppies, and foliage. Ombre ribbons garnish the crown, the centre of which is cleverly embellished with foliage : and finished with a buckle Ql /. White Picture Hat of Chip Straw, the underbrim lined with white tucked chiffon, and the crown swathed in white chiffon. Rosettes ot white silk are tbe chief decoration, and a white ostrich ft-ather in front gives the hat a finish. This is a beautiful QQ/C model mC. 4m /KJ High Back Toque of Heliotrope Mohaii Straw, with double crown. The back is treated in a novel method, being trimmed with pale blue roses, a strapping of wide pale blue Oriental satin ribbon, finishing with looped rosettes Heliotrope primroses make a distinctive decoration for OQ/fi the crown. A. H. SUTTON & CO. FEILDING. A CARD. DR. SORLEY notifies that W, Beedie, M 8.. Ch.B., uutil recently iv practice in London, is acting as bis locum teneus daring bit* temporary absence in Europe. A CARD. J. S. M. PARK, SOLICI TOR. Darragh's Buildingo, Rooms Nos. 4 and 5. Manchester Square.