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The Betty Shaw Zebra Stripe is one ‘of the seasons favorite fabrics. All wool with wool interlinings. Sizes 7 to 15 in Blue, Grey,

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The Velveteen has deep cuffs that can be adusted to your favorite length. The ideal all-occasion coat . . . formal (with cuffs turned high) or, informal. Sizes 7 to I5 in Blue, Red and Black. 29.95 :

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The ideal warm school coat. in authentic double-breasted styling: with wide collar. It's a coat popular with both boys and girls.

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