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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 29, 4 February 1928, Page 18 (Supplement)

You Spend Less and Save More at M. & C.'s Sate Then again its no small satisfaction to know that all merchandise is fresh and seasonable —that every article purchased is dependable—that the assortments are second to none, to say nothing of the service and facilities. Women's Shoes — Art. Silk Cami-bocker Slips - A Rare Buying Opportunity LAI 200 Bangkok Hats 14/6 for 9'll | r Fine quality garments, opera top, trimmed with Lace; in eolovp. n i. 1 QfX p n !« LU UU dl Ji} W vaCll ings of Maize, Lupin, Ivory, Sunrise, Cyclamen, and Rose Beisa. " JL 9 w * <lir Jp " Celanese" Art. Silk Vests, opera top; in shades of Pink, Ivory J yy , , _ Mauve, Sky, and Sunrise—Usually 8/11, for 6/11. * About 86 pairs altogether. All good English and American J\. / Here IS the Very latest for beach or sports wear A CoWed Satin Underskirts, in shades of Tan. Brown. RoyJ, makes, mostly in strap styles, with low Cuban or Spanish heels; JL I 8221 Wide brim, shady Hat, with nicely blocked CrOWTI and ing'at 17/6. ectric ue y3/ to 32/6, Clear, in Patent, Brown, Grey, and Beige Kid, and Black Satin. Col- M neat faille ribbon band trimming. Obtainable in diflectively, all sizes are represented. ferent head fittings. A wonderful value line at 15/6. For Miss 6to 18 years— „ e .„ UT) . „ „ FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE! <£> Cre P e de Pure Silk Pigeon Hose Mock Ensemblesj usually 6 Guineas %■ ffl were 29/6 to 69/6 12/6 Quality for 6'll Now 63'- AiL Cleanng at 21'- to 47'6 /\ Every Frock, no matter how smart or exclusive, must be cleared. This is the best grade Pure Silk Hose, with ribbed top. A Hose So appropriate for almost every occasion, these extremely smart garments, of which / 18/ igj The garments in question are all of the most becoming and dknoted for its shapeliness, quality and dependability. Showing in the sketches are examples, may be had in novelty Silk and Wool materials, and /A WfJ jiff IS tinctive types; in colourings of Saxe, Navy, Tomato. Green, Sal. 25 shades, Cream, and White. ' Crepe de Chine, featuring many distinctive fashion notes, including the popular ln\l wm M mon. Biscuit, and White; sizes 24in. to 39in. || waistcoat effect. Priced at half the usual figure, they will meet with a ready sale. V \¥mßf First Floor. Pure Silk Gloves, in a wide variety of styles; all goqd makes. Early selection will be necessary to avoid disappointment. Vl¥~lfll ilnf including. Van Raalte and Kayser; colours of Beaver, Nigger, t©|i *|Bl—^o cocoa, and Rosewood—io/6 is/6, for 7/n. , n.»:«v nj<»Aooi» iiLiP Children s and Misses Model Children's "Kayser" Fancy in best quality Lisle and - AISO lOr QIIUX.. UtSpOSU. MiIKtMOT Cotton. with pretty. fast coloui^^jnra ,3 45 6 and 7j jn COlleCtiOn Of EXCLUSIVE FROCKS 1' f & I * . . several new -light shades 1 ' t0.2/11, for 1/6 pair. ... I .11 I Priced dOWII tO Practically half USBfll fof Quick Clearance Usually 27/6 to 45/Seldom does such a remarkable buying opportunity as this, occur, for they are / / \A \\ 1 « mW*. ' J + Frocks of the most distinctive type, worth in the ordinary way £7/19/6 and / / \\ 1 C, 3X 15 V flflO 22 6 £8/19/6. Frocks of Printed Crepe de Chine, Georgette, and Ninon, in many I j\ \\ 1 rp _*1 j C! | T) ___ . quite unusual designs and in the season's smartest colourings, varying from the I/j I In Tagel. Pedal, Leghorn, and Dunstable Straws. Some have 1 OllCl OOapS JL JL JL JDOX lightest shades to Black. J /•flf ujl I brims of stitched Crepe de Chine or Satin. All distinctive shapes To those desiring a really exquisite Day Frock, we advise immediate selection, as, / / V \ ®nd no two alike. Colours of Cream, Flame, Red, Green, New Dainty Boxed Soaps, from leading makers, containing 3 at this P rice ' onl >' the earl Y shopper will be fortunate enough to secure one. y Blue, Rose, Fawn, Black. cakes Perfumed Soap in each box—Usually 2/11 and 3/6. p, ... - P*ll First Floor. repede . . A Sensational Pricing of Natural Fuji n 2/11 , ... Q . Satin and Cord Two-tone Ribbon, 3 in. and 4in. wide, in I col- Silk at V3.T*cl Strong, serviceable Pillow *5 * w " oflVUlgS OH II ours; suitable. fqr Millinery and Frock Trimming—l/ 11, for * Cases, in good quality Calico; AATtlfnn Paiwaf Cnnavnc 9d yard. A 29-inch extra heavy quality Silk, usually 4/6 yard. 1500 Yards only, and full size, 20in x 30in.; but- YV IXIHH \jdlpvl o\|luUCS Art. Silk Fringe, in Crepe style, suitable for Shawls; all colours every yard guaranteed in wash and wear. Such a popular Silk so attractively toned and well finished with This is surely a price saving well worth considering A visit of C//1 (n , 9/1 i priced will meet with a ready demand. Consider both present and future hemstitched frill. Wonderful 1 nis is surety a pnce saving weu wortn consiaenng. A visit ot TTir.l 1 TT ill » ~ ,f , , „ needs and secure requirements on Monday morning whilst the opportunity value. - inspection will reveal that there are many designs and a full range ■ All-Rubber Household Aprons, with overlocked edge or small j s available. c j Fl orir °* sizes. frill, in plain or fancy floral designs—3/11 each. * 7ft. 6in. x 4ft. 6in. £4/10/-, for 75/Fancy Tea Aprons, in Muslin, Voile, and Coloured Crepe— /X. x 6ft. 9in—Usually £7/19/6, for £6/19/6 II Usually 2/3 and 2/9, for 1/11 each, -m mr Ik TTI ~ 9ft. x 10ft. 6in.—Usually £11/19/6, for £10/2/6 .'M'ILNJE & CHOYCE LTD. 1 9 , Auckland's Store of Quality Merchandise for over 61 Years On the Home Service Floor—the Fourth. . "Whirlwind" Suction Sweepers worth - [ le. ■ . £7/10/- for 69/6 * Auckland For Sunburn —Elizabeth Arden's Lille Lotion

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