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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 14811, 18 May 1914, Page 2

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1 j» . PERFECT STYLE IN j if '"^flL LADIES' TAILORING ; j S t^i^/% "\TONE too easy to produce save for the tailor who j V im^M^ I \ \1 really " knows how." For ourselves we do claim . | W MM .jk \ *■ ▼ this exceptional knowledge, and we can support I # WM|!f I | our claim with a Ladies' Tailoring Department of more • I O IBPU ; ) than common merit. We employ a cutter of the best i 3 Uli \\ / / experience for all our Ladies' Tailoring Work, and every I # ' WIL A&J costume we make is distinguished not only by its cut but .1 \ S \ W by a certain elegance of style that cannot easily # be J J§ \W imitated. Just now we are showing very smart designs I £ #1 f for Early Spring. • ; | I I coiiTiftss, j 'I J/in EXPERT TAILORS, j t ffl] P THAMES. •' J^ Write for samples. Jrnone 7 : J

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