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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 46, 17 November 1937, Page 11

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PRINCESSES MAKE HATS POPULAR AGAIN Have you noticed ■ that for somo little time past Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose have • been wearing hats far more often than was at one time the case? The Queen likes her daughters to run about bareheaded when the weather is sufiiciently favourable, and her example has been' so widely followed that traders fouiid their saies of children 's hats deelining very seriously indeed. It was then de* cided by members of the aifected trade to approach Her Majesty upon the subject and point out to her the loss from which they were suffering. Her Majesty listened with a smile, agreed with the point they made, and promised that in future, when she took her daughters anywhere in public she would see to it that they were duly wearing hats. YQUR5S PORTRAIT nThe Ideal Gift — and the one that you alone can give. Its personal appeal will be appreciated. Arrange an 'Phone Appointment 2526 ROLF KEYS PHOTOGRAPHER Commerce Bdgs. Hastings