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Grey River Argus, 19 October 1915, Page 6

Jfv The New Millinery is particularly pleasing. >* ' v '\ ' '" ■ «p m ■ m V V V — ~*s^ We have just opened more new Millinery — aad you'll find no finer display s Sy/&jXimH&^ in the Dominion. Every hat is correct, yet the variety so wide that you'll 4 sg^L. PSkrL&PP ' l J&m£Birx!j£jL> find just the "love of a hat" to suit you. V/i^^-?s* \_-^ 7^s^ There are. plenty of the small shapes 'in so high favor with the fashionably ' / l-.P^f—^J t \ Ar inclined Tlioso no wSailor Styles too, in nn elongated effect, with greater s \^\/ . '**'.- ' ■■ ..>..-. The smallness of many of the new Hats will be made less conspicuous by - the great part that flowing veil play in coreet headgear in fact, the veils „ are not the least fascinating part of the nety Millinery. The Materials generally favoured are taffetas and straws — whilst many of. the new Hats are a blend of straw, silk and velvet in daintly toned, colors. The flower crowns will be as 'popular as ever this summer, whilst the vogue for wearing hats tilted at all sorts of piquant angles will make the use of hair ornaments very general. f . I We ask you to come and inspect our display. You need feel under noobfl£ ligation to purchase we'll be quite happy if you just come and have a $P% _-rf^6«Vr' / . m* m m HA 11 T T T 1/ Tymons & Co. Qreymouth.

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