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The Pans Modes of the Moment
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a mirror, reflecting the Paris modes
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artists who establish the styles of each season
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more sensible prices than one can purchase
them lor in Pans.
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been adapted from the French to meet the tastes o[
the more conservative?these modifications possessing
the added charm o? faultless tailoring, characteristic of
all GIDDING Outer Dress.
fifth Avenue 4t>th and 47th Streets.
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