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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 150, 28 June 1927, Page 17

THE HOUSEWIVES' 1 OPPORTUNITY Is Milne & Choyce's Sale! 1 § V £ or thrifty housewives and hotel and I S boarding-house proprietors the great buy--1 S g °. p P ortunit y i» NOW, whilst M. &C. Quality Goods are available at such y considerable monetary savings. if mam everything reduced-the ref Wn DICTIONS GENUINE—UNRESTRICJ »fi<jj=: TED CHOICE IN EVERY LINEN CH£ ST NEED. I if//// j55? COUNTRY RESIDENTS can also par- I ticipate in the savings through shopping / //{ by poßt# We pay e p oß * as usual - / Pure Linen Li Serviettes j|^P|^^> ? sJ^ i , Usually 25/6 dozen. Sale Price, 18/11 Coloured Turkish § • Roller Towelling 8 Plain Linen FiniSn Usually yard, for s£d yard. I Sheeting Cream Nursery 54in. wide—Usually 2/3 yard. Sale W!^....^^*^ price, i/9* yard. Flannelette 72in. wide—Usually 2/11 yard—Sale 27in. wide—Usually 6|d yard. Sale Price, 2/4 yard. Price, sid yard; 5/3 dozen yards. ua,ly3/3yar<3 - "* White Flannelette m __ 36in. wide, good weight, nice soft finish i Fine and Heavy — usually 1/6 yard, sale Price, 1/1 I Unbleached Twill yard; 12/6 dozen yards - Sheetings 36in. Striped 54-in. wide—usually \n\ and i/9£ Flannelette yard. Sale Price, 1/4* yard. Double warp> especially suiable for 72in. wide—Usually 1/1 U and 2/3. py j amas -_ Usually 1/9 yard. Sale Price, Sale Price, l/9i yard. 1/44 vard 80in. wide—Usually 2/3 and 2/6 yard. n " Sale Price, 1/1H yard. Striped UttiOU White Calico Flannel Shirtings Heavy quality. A perfectly pure cloth, 28in. wide—Usually 2/3 yard. Sale 36in. wide—Usually IQ*d yard. Sale Price, 1/9 yard. Price, 8W yard; 7/9 dozen yards. Hygroscopic Diaper, 26 to 27m. wide—- ' y ' y Usually 1/4* yard. Sale Price, 1/2* 42in. Madapolam y**s 13/11 dozen yards. 1 Usually 1/7* for i/2* yard. Linen Tea Towels I »« v «XF __ «*■ -u-il»u Hemmed, with red border, 23 x 32— | All WOOI larrey Usually 1A each. Sale Price, 10* d each. 1 N.Z. Blankets White Damask 8 Good quality, finished red borders. l f flM i pa | iail | r 1 Single bed size—UsuaUy 21/- pair. HUCKaDaCK IOWCIS g Sale Price, 15/11 pair. Three-quarter 22x40 —Usually 2/3 each. Sale Price, | bed size—Usually 27/6 pair. Sale Price, 1/9 each. 1 23/11 pair. Double bed size—Usually „« i 33/6 pair. Sale Price, 28/11 pair. COlOUred QUlltS 1 _ m Good quality, in Gold, Pink, Blue, and 1 BttSh RttgS Green. Single bed size—Usually 9/11. I Heavy weight, very suitable for boys' Sale Price, 7/11. Three-quarter bed 1 beds. Size, 70in. x 90in.—Usually size—Usually 12/6. Sale Price, 9/11. 1 21 /- and 24/6. Sale Prices, 14/11 and Double bed size—Usually 15/11. Sale I 15/11 Price, 12/6. | MILNE & CHOYCE'S SALE QUEEN STREET - - AUCKLAND_ I

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