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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 15129, 21 February 1922, Page 2

[ We are making an advance showing of COSTUMES, COATS, and MILLINERY MODELS. ■ A few examples are on view in the window, but the main display is in our Showroom, a portion of which has been screened off from the shop so that patrons may in privacy examine the beautiful goods. WILL YOU CALL AND SEE THEM? HETHERINGTONS LTD., The Drapers, “Where the GOOD VALUES are.” THAMES. V At/M£»Af At£»A»,Al \~4 Vi7i Vi*VlVi Vi~*'vi~i v i vfsV'ivWl V 4 N/i 4n7K/* Vi vivlvi VlVi Vi VIVA

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