WARN’S

Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20510, 28 May 1938, Page 21 (Supplement)

WARN’S

FURRIERS A LADIES* OUTFITTERS There are, indeed, a large number of attractive shops in Hamilton and it is no small wonder that so many persons make Hamilton their principal shopping centre. The' numerous ladies’ outfitting establishments are a great source of attraction to the ladies but one in particular, that of Warn’s, next to the Times Office offers a constant appeal. The, large and varied assortment of ladies’ fur coats are truly wonderful and those displayed in the windows and the even greater variety to be seen within the shop are the envy of every lady. Oil close examination we find, amongst these beautiful models some coats in Northern and Southern Musquash. whilst, others are of the popular Marmot variety. Every pelt that goes to make up these' coats is of the highest grade. Peschaniki and Southern Flank Musquash coals are also included in Warn’s latest stocks whilst the range of necklets and stoles in skunk, opossum, stone marten and squirrel await the selection of the discriminating buyer. In addition to fur coats, stoles and necklets. Warn’s have a beautiful assortment of silver foxes and it is indeed a proud persons who possesses one of these. It is not difficult to be- ; come the owner of one of these lovely ; silver foxes because the prices asked j are so extremely reasonable. A lady who is also in search of a j new winter garment should most cer- : tainlv visit this shop where her pres- i ence is more than welcome. No one is ; pressed to buy and it gives Warn’s j great pleasure to display their winter j frocks and costumes to every inter- | ested lady. No visit to the show would be com- | plete without a visit to this popular j ladies’ outflting establishment when j considerable cash savings can be ef- J footed. We would also remind reade'rs j that Warn’s specialise in fur dyeing . and renovating. Remember the ad- I dress —Next Times Office. j