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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 172, 21 July 1921, Page 8

IM & C's JULY CLEARANCE FRIDAYS ONE DAY SPECIALS M. and C. merchandise, always the cheapest because of its goodness, is to-day made more attractive than ever by reason of the wonderfully low prices that are ruling. Very important indeed are the price savings that the "One Day Specials" afford. Following: are the offerings for to-morrow:— EVENING FROCKS will be HALF USUAL PRICE for the One Day Only. They are all models expressive of the very latest in style and colourings, and there ■ are no two alike. Delightful garments in Rose, Saxe, fl Shell Pink and Black, with veiled effects-r-Usual B Prices range from 7 to 20 guineas. ■ 12 ONLY DARK GREY RABBIT FUR COATS. Some ■ self-colours, others trimmed with contrasting fur. B Lengths 32 to 45—Selling for the One Day Only at El 17 guineas. ■ WHITE APRONS, suitable for nurses or waitresses. Made a of Horrockses' Calico, large size, round bib, short tie ■ ends, one pocket—Usually 7/6. To-morrow's Price, 1 3-BUTTON FINE QUALITY FRENCH KID GLOVES, M perfect fitting. In Cream and Biscuit Sizes 5_ s?' B 7 only—Usual Value, 12/6. To-morrow's Price, 7/6. ' I NURSES' LINEN AMBULANCE COLLARS, superior 9 quality. Sizes 13J by 2,\, H by 2|—Usually l/« H To-morrow, 9d. ■ LINEN CUFFS—I/6, for 1/-. 1 FOR MEN. I OVERCOATS OF HOMESPUN TWEED, smart single- | breasted walking style ,ns_t sleeves, gauntlet cuffs 1 P lam . «* . a <*, l»>ed throughout with Italian ClothI Special Price for To-morrow, 79/6. 1 TW °-P IE CE SPORTS SUITS, well cut and trimmed in B splendid quahty tweed. Two different patterns Very I S! 69/6* Wearln S-Usually 110/-. To-morrow's I YOUTHS' FOOTBALL JERSEYS, in Plain Navy and | Maroon bodies, with White collars Fo? Sq^ 1 17/6 and 18/ 6 /V_££s_ Price! Milne k Chop's SALE QUEEN STREET