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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 167, 16 July 1924, Page 15

j_ . j | The Outlay on the Home Considerably Lessened By M. & C.'s Sale Prices | J When Choosing home furnishings, quality, colouring, 5 , and value must receive equal consideration, and it is 5 j because these factors are so happily combined in M. and J ' C. stocks that selection becomes so satisfying and 5 * economical at any time. { t Now, during the Sale, when these same goods show { J such decisive price discounts, the outlay is lessened J * very considerably. * \ Occuping the Fourth Floor, the furnishing sections > \ afford an unexampled wealth of choice in all that is J t dependable and new in hangings, cover fabrics, light J * shades, carpets, linos., and the many novelties that go { * to complete the modern home. \ t - * 5 An Attractive Curtain Canvas that was Printed Terry Cloths, 3/11 for 2/3 * * 2,/() and 2/1 1 Per Yard, is nOW 1/9 This is a nice heavy-weight cloth that is specially suited ' ' " for dividing curtains. Designed with Black stripe of ' ' , .. . .. .i f.,ii all-over floral and foliage effects, they are expressive J * In Marquisette weave, it is a nice clean finish cloth. of gootJ taste and at the same time prQVe vefy J \ with an effective lacy border. A hanging that is equal serviceable. 36 inches wide. , \ to hard wear, washes well, and may be utilised for { t any window in the home. Showing in White, Cream, , ' and Ecru, with a variety of border designs. Width, •!*-«• t-«ii »«ri ' * 5 36 inches. Exceptional Savings on Fadeless Madras \ j Muslins. I * Fad*»lpcc Safir.-«rrin*» Pnnlin 10 1(\ Oiislifv The beauty of good quality Madras hangings never fails J , raaeiess oann-smpe ropun, iu/o quality in itß appeal and those who are y9iac will anticipate , s frtr fi /I 1 needs and purchase whilst the present unusually heavy i * l\Jl \M/ M. M. price discounts are available. The following prices do 4 \ not apply to merely a few Madrasses, but to the whole J ' A splendid weight cloth with rich silky appearance, and of our up-to-date stocks. ■ J especially adapted for curtains and draperies. It is 50 Madrasses—Usually 9/6 to 1 1/6. Now 6/11 per yd. ' } inches wide, fadeless, and showing in choice tones of Madrasses—Usually 11/6 to 15/9. Now 7/11 per yd. \ J Rose, Blue, Brown, Biscuit, and Green. Madrasses —Usually 14/6 to 19/6. Now 9/11 per yd. J \ Examples of the Savings to be Effected tfifr 5 I on Carpet Squares. )fr\(£* \ t As previously announced, all Carpet Squares in stock, f\Yd) jvv \\ i \ including the very latest importations in Axminster I Xft~ '°f A * { and Wilton, show price reductions of from 2/- to ' t 6/8 in the £. To give a more definite idea, a few ""ttrrf y ">J» \ t examples are quoted below, which plainly indicate U • J that Sale prices mean a saving of many pounds on ' j Squares that are keenly priced in the usual way. 1 A ( *' ' j Superfine Wilton Squares, beautiful designs and R * * colourings of Rose, Blue, Fawn, and Lemon. 9ft. x ,Ks*SsL e _ \ J 12ft.—Usually £22/10/-. Sale Price, £15. 9ft. x 5 { 10f.t6in.—Usually 19 guineas. Sale Price, £13/7/6. ' \ A Beautiful Square of Blue and Fawn, featuring a * j wonderful Persian design, 1 1 ft. 3in. x 13ft. 6in, usually (0S * \ Other Wilton Squares, featuring Chinese designs in * * Black and Helio., also Egyptian effects in Fawn, Grey, I ** and Rose grounds. Size 9ft. x 12ft.—Usually \ ! £21/1 PA Sale Price, £14/7/-. j ! Milne & Choyce s Sale I J Queen Street - - - Auckland 5