Y heat does ruin furs.
Just as food gets bad in the heat, so do furs. They. need to be kept in ice-cold conditions, such as are obtainable in Cold Stbrage, our even during the hottest days of the And this summer. simmer promises to fe the hottest and longest summer Queen Mary Cheered t rapid we have had for years.
Queen Mary, while on her pay an informal visit to a hospital Bethnal Green, East Londo: afternoon, stopped her car in a net bouring street to call bu a shopkeeper d on the wife of a publican, who last year took a gift of flowers Marlborough House with the gratulations of the residents of th eci on the occasion of Her Maje Toth birthday. Or rounded the car and warmly cheered th Queen when she left.—Wireless: through Reuter, of Progress Prepare for the heat NOW by storing and furs with us. All coats sent us for remodelling will be stored without extra charge.
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