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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 254, 27 October 1939, Page 10

BRADLEYS FURS I TO COMPLETE YOUR SPRING SUIT. Tics-Chokers-Stoics SILVER FOXES CANADIAN FOXES. ! NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN SKUNK SWIVEL TIES. NATURAL SQUIRREL BRIARWOOD SQUIRREL. KOLINSKY, RUSSIAN FITCH AND STONE MARTEN TIES. FUR CCATS SWAGGERS CAPEST? T l"V FTCtT? C! Tn zv zv Ct n+R vi ov, A v»zv Il A z-1 A zv Vn iw a

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Spring Summer Styles at Slater's Follow the Smartly Dressed Ladies to our Salon. You will be delighted with our Lovely Floral Frocks and Ensembles there are so many different styles and colours to choose from. ALo our Spring Suits and Coats are the Smartest in Town. And Slater's Man-Tailored English Worsted Costumes need no recommendation. SLATER’S for Smartness 'PHONE 2384 (Opp. D.1.C.) - - - LORNA HAYES, Manageress.

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