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Little room in bags and trunks. The Coffee Is the Secret of fashion which will lessen her' work. me around to the Queen's wardrobe now packed for Canada. No Royal wardrobe that has travelled overseas hax ever before created stich tugaate problems, and the chief of these problems ix the crinoline. How can the Queen's dresser, Miss Catherine Maclean, and the small expert stall in charge of the packing, ensure that their mistress' fragile crinolines do hot. crease?
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