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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 97, 18 January 1935, Page 5

Anniversary Day! Whitehead & Pears • FIRST • ’ ; ; •*' • 1 &JU ’jOOSM&J', «''\ , ’ V ' ;/ | W&WU ; / lfe§ mla -W .- JI ..: i / WSwJ ’ Jl W sF<m "||||| Our first shipment of English Autumn Millinery will be on SPECIAL DISPLAY for One Week Only, commencing Jan. 18. The advanced styles are outstanding and totally different. Be sure to make a point to view this early showing. | The Balance of our Summer Models g. Will be Sold at HALF PRICES WELLINGTON’S LEADING MILLINERY SALON Fl FINE Vl HiLoliiM CLnd-^LcLVDiLr« coarse cut oatmeal ■ IN 3i Ib.PACKETS V A PRODUCT OF THE CREAMOATft MILLS-PREPARED BY FLEMING & CO., LTD.. GORE.

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