Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 158, January 14, 1920 by Various
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9.10 to 10.15. Try on evening wraps. Select a perfectly sweet _Rose du
Barri_ duvetyn lined _gris foncé_. 10.15. Continuing to head for mackintoshes. The course runs past a job-line in silk hosiery. Remember I ought to get stockings to go with the evening wrap. 10.15 to 11.5. Match stockings. 11.15. Arrive at gentlemen's mackintoshes. Find they are not being reduced in the sale. Observe however that some handsome silk shirts with broad stripes are marked half-price; get three for Henry, also a fancy waistcoat at 6/11-3/4 (was 25/-), only slightly soiled down front. 11.40. Ask for Children's Department. Take wrong turning and arrive at millinery. 11.40 to 1.10. Try on hats. Decide on a ducky little toque and a fascinating river hat (for next summer). 1.10 to 1.30. Still asking for Children's Department. When it is finally given to me I am told that useful school-frocks have all been sold. 1.30 to 6.30. Drift to Shoe Department; secure a pair of pink satin slippers--rather tight, but amazingly cheap. Swept by crowd into "Fancy Goods"; make several purchases. Get taken in a crush to "Evening Accessories"; am persuaded to buy. 6.35. Leave emporium. It is raining heavily. |
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