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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20060, 5 October 1939, Page 10

m ■ SPRING HAT iC.r iW ) s IK \ o w, Sheltons set a high standard for millinery, supplying the something different so requisite for new season’s millinery. HAND SEWN TOQUES with Edwardian coquetry in their clusters of flowers. EXOTIC MODELS in entirely new gossamer straws, featuring flared net and ! ’ osies ' 35/ARRESTING EXAMPLES OF MILLINERY ART iii their perfect balance and refined elegance" of trimming. WHITE BLACK NAVY GRAPE JUICE SOLENT SPRING VIOLET WOOD MOSS Shallow or High Crowned Sailors' Flower-laden Toques and Bonnets, Tiny Poll H ats, Halos, Shadowy Brimmed Bretonnes . . CREATIVE SOPHISTICATION designed exclusively to enhance feminine radiance. Hats with distinction. 21/6 A Triumph of TAILORED SIMPLICITY i'n felt to dignify your spring suit. ■■; V.. . V

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