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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 159, 7 July 1926, Page 18

v/TORE—WIDE CLEARANCE* EVERYTHING REDUCED in every department. Fashion goods down to astonishingly low figures for quick clearance. Domestic goods and furnishings at prices that mean savings far too important to be overlooked. Such is an M. & C. Sale! An Astounding One-Price Selling ©f Felt Mats at 126 100 of them. Many shapes, each trimmed with ribbons or ornament. In a wonderfully wide range of pastel tonings. Hats that were 21/- and 29/6 — until sold, 12/6! An exceptional opportunity. 200 All Black Velvet Hats, trimmed with ribbons Fawn, Nigger, or Rose. Mostly in velvet an 3 halters , or mounts. Many styles particularly suited for plush. Sale, 21/-. young matrons. Hats that were 69/6 and 89/6, T ~ , . f .. - . . —, -. to be cleared at the ridiculous price of 29/6 / ust arrive *> and Pnced exceedingly low ! Felt Hats, m quite the smartest shapes, in an excellent colour 50 Trimmed Hats that were 69/6 are marked down range, with distinctive trimmings. Special Sale. to 21 /- for the Sale. Each differently trimmed with Pnces ' 15/ * 21/ " and 29/6 ' ornaments, ribbons, or mounts, and in colourings of On the Third Floor. Evening Frocks that were Crepe de Chine Broche 396 and 596 to clear ty6 aM 17 , 6 fop efj j at 2Q'6 m - 4r w One of the most popular aH-sflk fabrics, the Crepe de Chine Broche is showing in' 24 of the smartest colours v particularly An exceptional opportunity to purchase garments, in no way suit *? f ° r , da V n . d evenin 8 frocks, neglige wear, etc A affected by the seasons, at a very considerable price say- ' q^ hty '^.r , ,f« Jlf 7 satlsfactlon ' and 3e to 40 mches ing. In Tinsel, Rayon, Chiffon, Velvet, and Taffeta— Vnde ' Unbl sold, 9 /- 11 - f*' delightful styles, smartly trimmed, and in the wanted colours. Early inspection is imperative if disappointment would be avoided Plain and Embossed Imported Model Ensemble Suits, in a variety of beautiful fl«2CC*fe** V«fcl *?*&#« 4-**. 1»A m*±M*t materials, and in a good range of colours, including Navy T VITVfS IO Dβ SOAO and Black, priced in the usual way from £10/19/6 to 1 7 «g & guineas, are to be cleared at £7/19/6 to £12/19/6. at Jj M]L W3JtA Knitwear was never obtainable at keener prices than during this Sale. Jacquard Cardigans, in a good range of colour This price is for beautiful quality French Chiffon Velvets, combinations, priced usually at 32/6, are to be cleared at m both plain and embossed weaves. The plain weave is 15/11. Whilst Woollen Costumes, in a wide selection of in sixteen of the most demanded colours, whilst the emcolours, in plain and jacquard effects, usually £3/ 19/6 to bossed is obtainable in four. Fabrics, priced usually a(j £4/15/-, are to fie cleared at 2 guineas. ' 7/6 and 21 /- per yard. Until sold, 12/IJL -v TL-jn Second Floor. On the Third Floor. v Fancy Tweeds, Sale Fancy Velour usually p«i«« tf 11 S'ilford'l! ' * " "■" Equally suited for adults* or cKildren's wear. Hie fancy . Tweeds are in qualities priced in the usual way at 4/6 and In a charming Marl effect, suitable for either frocks or 4/11 per yard. 40 and 42-inch widths, and specially coats, the Velour is of excellent quality, and 56 inches wide. reduced to 1/11 per yard. Exceptional buying is represented at the Sale Price, 4/11. Second Floor. SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON DENNISON'S PAPERS— Crepe Paper 9d.~Paper Rope lOd.— Fancy Papers I' 6. Milne & Choyce's Sale QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND

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