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Ladies' Mirror, Volume I, Issue 1, 1 July 1922, Page 38

■■ , ■ /- m You Cannot Get Wet in the 19-ounce Featherweight Mattamac” Stormproof <r<r The “Mattamac” is waterproof —absolutely. In appearance it is identical with the ordinary Raincoat. Though one-third the weight and half the price, it will keep you dry in any weather. Being wind and Chill proof as well as Wet proof, it can be used additionally as a Light Overcoat for Driving, Motoring, etc. 1 •aR "Mattamac” Storm proofs come from the West End of London, where the best Overcoats are produced. They have easy Raglan Shoulders, Roomy Sleeves, a Wide Skirt, Perpendicular Pockets and Wind-strapped Cuffs. They are smart in appearance and comfortable in wear "Matta” Fabric, from which every genuine "Mattamac” Stormproof is made, is a compact-folding material and the lightest stormproof Fabric known. It is tough and durable and so waterproof that even wind-driven Rain cannot penetrate it. Made in five shades MADE IN ENGLAND CALL AND SEE If unable to call, write to us. and ire will send you, post free, rnvf 4 ~~ a ' - ihe "Mattamac" Booklet, which illustrates Belted The MAIIAM Av. an d Unbelted Coats for Ladies and Gentlemen, and the If unable to call, write to us. and v<e will send you, post free, the ."’Mattamac”. Booklet, which illustrates Belted and Unbelted Coats for Ladies and Gentlemen, and the wide-skirted Riding Coat for Horsemen Sole N.Z. Agents: FRANK DUNCAN & CO. Ltd., 26 Lome Street, Auckland