Reading Standard Etc 07-1919

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petiti~n, L~ndon J I!t~le8 ar~ now sought for by French ~d :
Ar' erican Hous~s. ju~t as PIl~lilr m~dels were ,ill
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citizens of Reading, for exjunlpl~, have
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they are no more exquisite
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holiday,
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no,longer confined to purely feminine
o(.. 'merc~d~e iii which 'it
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available at \ McllroyS fat . the',

attire. Amon~' the
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Lace Wear for Everung,..-;,
b. ~. - Sheel, Slippers,
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Raincoab,.."d M~.'.. __ ,
Boating and 'Cricket Suits.
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ParllOl., Umbrella.,
Inl";ts' a:nd Children's Washing
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General Needs.

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lorl g atret~ ~f wind9W~. See it---obme the eldUbi.ts which
joint" to the next ' trendt~bi FashiOn, ahd' keep ~ ,mind th~t,:

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"dnlce for your hoIidayl ·requirem~nt.. N , only ,Will" xou
' sa~e m~ey on what i:vou need, but you ' 'shOw pec,)JJie
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