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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 21606, 8 January 1945, Page 5

Further Outlook: Gradually improving. ONCE UPON A TIME . . . Yes, Junior, many, many years ago— Try to believe what Daddy now discloses— All young girls wore things called ‘‘Hals” upon their heads. And used their handkerchiefs to blow their noses. Just because there is a war on is no excuse for carelessness in dressing, now more than ever, you should try to look your most beautiful self, and tying a handkerchief round your head is sufficient to ruin the nicest outfit. Please don’t think that hats are out of date, they are not. but YOU arc if you are still wearing a handkerchief round your head. Women all the world over know their hat is their badge of loveliness, and here’s how keen American women arc to get the hats they want. Worths in Hartford auctioned millinery to the tune of 103.000 dollars in 90 minutes. Neiman-Marcus, Dallas, recently auctioned hats (the money going to war bonds) and a Cavanaugh hat brought 40,000 dollars. Buy YOUR Hat from RUBY’S

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