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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 15777, 12 February 1923, Page 2

NEW AUTUMN FASHIONS :: FOR THE RACES. :: We cordially extend an invitation to our many clients to call and view the novel Autumn Styles in MILLINERY, FROCKS and COSTUMES. These modes have just been opened up, so you are bound to experience the delight created by examining fashions that are fresh and crisp, and straight from the leading salons of London and Paris The Autumn Shown at Martin's is an arresting exposition of Fashion's latest decrees, Cali GEO. MARTIN, CORNER OF POLLEN AND COCHRANE STREETS, THAMES. : siefasie^eiegeistaeieisieieiSieieieiQiQieieieiei^irioinioieieiorMaKa^-giQig^gsieieieiaieigie^ GIFTS THAT PLEASE. There is an inexpressive charm and conscious delight attached to the giving—and receiving of gifts. When we think of gifts the mind usually pictures a piece of Jewellery—because, after all, Jewellery is eminently 'suited for gift purposes —and wheil chosen at Buick’s, it is certain to give the pleasure and delight it is intended. BUICK & CO., POLLEN STREET : THAMES. actor ststeoses*; “Amber Tips” Fine Tea Stockel by G. McKee, W. Wood and Son. Ensor Bros., Coakley and Co.. J. Galloway, Wallace and Co., M. Keven and Son.