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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 48, 12 March 1937, Page 7

X AUTUMN FASHIONS X For EASTEK WEAR fi. . f| AN INVITATION . . . It is with pride and pleasnre that we present for your approval our extensive and varied coUection embodying the most important authentic styles for ihe Autumn and Winter season. . . W Crowns go sky high'- Brims sweep up and trimmmgs say the sky's the limit. lm Smartly styled Hats to make the most of Autumn fashions. PULL-ON HATS. MODEL HATS. In smart Angora Tweeds. Stitched BMtnSj An exclusive selection of new shapes and ' f trimmed with feather rnounts. A ehoice atyles. In Velours, Peaeh-Blooms, Ring m ^ i selection of new Autumn shades. - Yelvefs, Coronation Blues and Jteds, also * J Priced at 8/11 the new Blue, From 15/6 to 29/6 ' m TOQUES JACOLL HATS. ^ f Jannty little Toques, trimmed with eye- Thege pqpular Hats are showing in Suede veils and feather mounts. Shades of Nig- ^e^hapes new shades ^ew charZ^ AUTUMN COATS You*ll find it most advantageous to pur chase your coat lmmediately, The styles are the newest, the fabrics and f urs are the season s very smartest. buy of styKA rfo. mo. --.."I"1 ga ssusa &. zsz -- these smart coats without delay. cuttin^, new sty ^nS« ms io/g Speeial Value 49/6 Priced from^iS 19/6 SHORT FUR COATS. AUTUMN WOOLLEN FROCKS. Hip-length Fur Coats are much in favour. Extraordinary value'is offering in these We have a choice selection of the smartest stylish Woollen Frochs,_Plam and «ecked models in Sqnirrel, Musquaah, Kolinsfcy effects in shad.es of p^fff s W W • and Beaver-Coney. Priced ftom S6 15/- tion B ne. Navy, Blacfc, Bottlm ^W.^W. , COSTUMES r/J.n/wF.AR. ^ 'In plain and striped Worstedg. Sm4rt GAZELDA WEAR. . _xr . - tailored styles in Navy, Black and Brown. This lovely Suede-LeatherSportsWear.. Also a cho ce selection of the latest Tweed prcsented m smart Coa s and Sports Su.ts. . Sports Costumes. A =koiee aelect.on of styles Priced from 79/6 Agorted Prices ELIZABETH ARDEN'S PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE IS HERE. HAVE YOU BOOKED AN APPOINTMENT WITH PEGGY WHEELER? yc you^on BAIRD'S fo^CE X

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