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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 242, 12 October 1929, Page 20 (Supplement)

£&\ The "50 MINUTE" £raj SLEEVELESS FROCK %^ WW Introduced by M.&C.'s, and made possible by the wonderful /{yL #4 ■ ■■■■■ : ' McCALL PATTERNS I ,!v ~~ * ''/ ' \ /•■■';■ requirements—a few lengths of smart fabric and one or two ~ | ...,.._. I I J lift Y JC '"" '~~WK McCall patterns. Three can be made on a Saturday r.T I * ; /f"t ' ?MI •afternoon—one or two can be made any spare evening of .■•.:...■■, V.vV'l: 1 '• I ' ■ V* "*'**«■ the week. Take the six examples illustrated—any of these I Fancy Dress Parade Wmssl § *•'/ I -lie can; be made in 50 minutes,, and no second look is necessary I by Society Girls in ... V; » V JS /u( , / *M\» to convince that they are distinctly smart and practical. "•' Isth and 16th October, Kt f I . ■ 't > *-- • «* tS fiF—rl ' H-***mf AtYl r\fl Cf*t*fl l\ C\Y\ 30 Performers featuring . Period ' I / ' ; / -*<4m ~*&f , ..• \s». For the purpose or giving any helpful hints, and to convince and Fancy Costumes, Dances, < / > / t> l ' \1 "\ A ifKJilfN na *- f roc ks can ke fashioned , from "Scissors to Wearer in 50 PLANS FOR TABLE RESER- ~" * 'A ( " t ? \ '''■ . ■ . emOnStratlOnS W1 VATIONS OPEN TO ALL McCall Pattern, McCall Pattern, McCall Pattern, I* * V%\ S » *'SR \ . 1 ~: . , and on view R . N< " B lf , R . N °\ 5625 ; , fi . R . N °" 3 5717 ; 36 - \ \ \ ¥ \ \f ' ;KS Commencing at 12.30, again at 3.15 p.m. . - a TCL ißequirmg 3| yards Requiring 3 yards 36in. Requiring 3 yards 36m. / t\- : . . 2 - \ W , , , i- • i • 7 IC\ in the Apparel Showroom. 36in. material. material. material. I J ] lt Mj \/, % / Final demonstration Friday evening at 7.30 p.m. Monday Last Day for Bookings. ;:: : t \Vf / / Jml ''"' Wl i. .• • ■•■• : '/.V-: : : // *m'' TX TT I '11 ' t I """**lP» f({ H 'lfoli»l There is nothing more satisfactory than to see styles as they ■' ; SI? 'IvflMlJ I H I f^ l m \\ IWMe actually appear when worn. The six" 5 0-minute". frocks, ■'■>-. JV lYllli WA X> 1 I S 3S illustrated to - da y- wiU be revealed by 'mannequins daily on A riot of glorious colourings—an assemblage of everything that is dainty, smart and differ- ' '|j /.* Jb'* ?W§P en t_Raysylks, Ginghams, Prints Voiles fast-colour fabrics in an endless profusion of v J I .. ;|« Sessions: 12.15 p.m. to 1.45 p.m.; 3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. printings and plain colours—all displayed in a manner, that provides every facility and ~' $ i" , fiJ wywSl7 M • „,„ satisfaction in choosing. \ '. ■ , . . \ M i» SpWHRNB Friday evening, 7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. ON THE WONDERFUL, SECOND FLOOR. . fej . ;■ ; ; ; " ;>:!' Printed "Raysylks ,, Raysylk Taffeta // \ 1 Pnttina-Ont vS^rvire H Are in greater, vogue than-ever' this' season—their c . , ~ j , . jT. ,c t ■ '/ / ' , '*V f. \< : -1 ■ \' '-'M jfifc I immK^mm _ Jl :•■.•••' I beautiful texture, reliability and the width of choice S P e " al attention ,s directed to this most delightful \™H I imlmhm m«« compJete servicet anJ afford every faci ,; ty in the making 1 offering leave be desired. Printings from production. Such is the finish that it has all the Mc C all p « ern> Mc C a ,i Pattern, McCalJ Pattern, f sO . minute frocks> any of the six styles illustrated will be I the neatest dots and spots to the bolder designs appearance of a silk, whilst the extreme smartness of . No. 5528. ■. ■■ - No. 5628. No. 5725. V ■' ' I embrace everv effect conceivable. Prices, too, are , ~. , i . j- , Requiring H yards Requiring 3.yards 36m. Requiring If yards for cu t out in the McCall Section for the nominal charge or 1/-. ■ emDrace every encot uuin.cirauic. i.*"-"• ». « * itne neat geometrical printings make an immediate 36in. material. material. bodice, and H for skirt, I so reasonable, ranging from 2/1 J, to 4/11 yard. . ... , „ , 36in. material. K appeal. Colourings are fast and include all the 1 ' latest tonings. 38in.—4/6 yard. r\*"fi 1 ♦ I I "Dorcas Maid ,, "Silrexa ,, Repspun Spun Silk Crepede-Chitte I Duro GinghamS For Sports and !**>«** beautiful Silks^wUl 1 able, launders perfectly. Colourings are guaranteed VUFO UinglldDl!) a finish a light . weight rfpp weave . Extremely smart for com- enjoy a great vogue—the delightful soft tonmgs and the smart I fast, and there are 20 of the newest shades from A frock or two of Gingham is a summer-time necessity. plete frocks or in combination with fancy fabrics. 36in.— 4/11. shadow stripes permit of such unusual effects. All the latest I hto f eleqt " :„■ Com P arison ° o f ut a Checks in every imaginable kind are obtainable in . ■ tonings, including Limes, Lemon, and Daffodil, are represented. B similar nature will convince or its merits and out- * 6 «.«,«••%•.«■»« %. r.»*/-kivTr'or< i c ,• i • n on- e/ii j I standing value. 36in. 1/9 yard. ,}.' a profusion of guaranteed colours at M. &C. s— " SILREXA" CHARMONESE has a Satin reverse and is equally smart yard. 1 - . 3 6in. width, at 2/3 yard. in Frocks or Summer Coats—s/6 yard. i. . . , _ ~..„•. i - #■■•■■ . [y V Then there are the Spun Silks m the new dull Pastel tonings — I PlaytilUC PrilltS I ■■ ■ an effect attained by multi-colour weaving. Fast colours and in 1 For house, holiday or beach frocks, the small quaint wide variety. 32in.—7/6. H printings of these excellent wash fabrics are so dainty <. ! I and bright for adults or children. Colourings are v ' . „_._ ' 1 Voiles Returning to Favour / _/ # ' n * "•* I This season Cotton Voiles will be chosen for many of ~ T , ' tT C • TJ~ Perfect PhOtOmOtOn POVtVattUre I the daintiest of Summer Frocks. Anticipating a greater / . Jj Qγ ffo(> JUateSt £107716 OβWlfig ICUUIS M f . „. ~ A- f I demand than usual, we have prepared accordingly and w No fuss or appointments—just walk in, and in o minutes 1 now direct attention to the smartest British and Con- A | 1 J you will have 6 portraits in 6 poses—at the trifling cost I tinental productions. Spot, dice and small floral Ulieeil otreet | •". ■•■ AUCRlaiia of 1/6. 1 printings will find greatest favour, though many effects • • " FIRST FLOOR. i are seen in the semi-bold designs—Prices, 2/6, 2/11, . ... I 3/6./; . v/ ;■, . ..■ ' - ■ ■ ■ :. " ; v ■' ' - 1

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