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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 55, 5 April 1930, Page 3

EASTEM WEAR . • Mathewson's Ltd. ^^ill I Dignity Distinguishes 1 A MATHEWSON MODEL, and there is more than ever a marked desire for something serviceably 9 "correct." Fashion featnres snngly fitting modes, both for yon, Madam, and for Miss. Perhaps it 1 is a shade of Green, or perhaps a Beige, a Brown, Navy, or a Nasturtium shade, and there is every ® head-fitting from which to choose. Fascinating Felts and Fur Felts, and Velours that are really of Austrian manufacture entice your inspection. 1 |WMHM9aaBiBari IMIIIIMH ■■ ■IIIH ■ ■■ ■bkxbkm EASTER'S ENSEMBLE \Mk IS IN TWEED ' Essentially different in Its style, quaintly original in designs, but with an i exclusive cut that makes each Model distinctive and perfectly-fitting. A ^ 1 W Tweed Coat and Skirt, a Crepe de Chine or Stockinette Jumper in con- g ftjll \ trasting shade. Something that is different. In all sizes. In the Check ] or Plain designs, in the darker and light shades, you will find a Mathew- jM&L i S°n undoubtedly the correct mode for Winter Wear. ^ lillill Better Tweeds an^ ^ ■||l| Facecloths Show the ^9GHp|^ . ®l Kiill; | It is the cut and style that will appeal. If it be for M ,\\ fraVelliXlg We,ar ^ ^°r more dressy occas^ons» ^ | ^ I