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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 15, 18 January 1930, Page 16 (Supplement)

Still Further January Inducements at M. & C/s Representing Considerable Savings on Apparel Needs and Many Other Every Day Requirements—To-day's Items are Examples Only m fl! Jlfe il m SPUN SILKS at 4'll . Tweed Coats for Misses and Girls sBSIIb For tennis and holiday frocks. All Cream; 29in.— Usually 7/6, sfillF M$A jS&ST jSBL for 4/11. Stripe and disc designs; 32in.—Usually 6/6, for 4/11. F a «Mnned m I iaht-weieht Mixture Tweeds, with facings of contrast in plain material or rff£lh MM (mm Pure Silk ' and reliable in eVery Way - \ EZ Wdytarred, in belted styles, with new Stand-up collar; some with trimmings >J 4/4'l:\ITM A \7OATT T/ IT a rrrT A of tucks and strappings at back, others with inverted pleats and medallions of leather. Sizes //M §\M mfA IMM RAYo YLlv TArrbl A 36in., 38in., 40in—■ Usual Prices, 69/6 and 99/6. Special Price#, 49/6 and 69/6. I®. \mXh I*\ 1 (r%f %ftl 1/ " Ready-to-Wears" for Misses and Children—A collection of smart shapes and colourH njß' ; '2 j ngs> trimmed Faille Ribbon in self and contrasting tones —Usually 13/6 to 17/6. Special, \ Wb\.XISZWBm I 36in. width, in a good range of self shades, including Saxe, Wedg- 12/6 ' L IIU ifofc Jl {■B'v'; |ifSj-|» wood, Almond, Cinnamon, Nil, Orchid, Rose, Navy, Black. " k Bifßra Mfy 1 'If . mt . , , . , , , c , >i,i .- " Ready-to-Wears "—Straws suitable for girls of all ages, showing in a range of smart |\By ypf \wk£i '-ffjWl'-i SWA'A% W'i mmm\ Sllk Nightdresses, m soft shades of Pink, Peach, Nile, with . trimmed in various designs with corded ribbon. Colours include Beige, l\lu ' / m\h T 14 ■* 4 i7\'U' 4 contrasting bindings finished with appliqued designs—Usually 12/6. snapes ana snaaes, mrnmea b luWtW HI '<1 11ßl I H*lHsjfr W f For 9/IIT Fawn, Blue, Pandora Green, Rosewood and Red—Usually 9/11 and 12/6. Special, mm 4sj | S'j'imff- i Mp /iry Bl' - Satin de Luxe Bloomers, elastic waist and knees; Women's size; 7/11 and 9/11. 11l FinM mam Will JfT?* S^ < r fa »» , »- U ~ a^3/1 V F ° r2 1 /9 ' p K " Ready-to-Wears," in fine quality Tagel and Pedal Straws suitable for girls •of all, ges jfei Um iZ- IwPmjjjlt' Jkil Black/whit^Helio.—UsuaHy For 4/11. y ' ' Featuring small, medium and large brims, smartly trimmed Faille Ribbon; White and Creme F77 "ipi ia\WA I rfl; Dance Sets in Art. Silk, comprising Knicker and Uplift; assorted only—Usually 9/11 and 12/6. Special, 8/11. \/J\ j ■ • iff fejf -"M iSMSi Pr sizes; Pink ' Green ' Pea ' dh — Usually ,2 / 6, For 8/11. Infants' Shetland Shawls, with dainty border designs. Sizes 66 x 58—Usually 32/6. W m IrJps.'* M^^ • pi V'» La."' 'V n jjl hly&Q WL Crepe de Chine Windsor Tie, diagonal ends; in a wide'range of Maids' Cotton Vests, bound neck and no sleeves—Usually 1 11. Special Price, 1/6. ■li K4?VMmwM m assorted colours—Special Price, 2/6. X 4€ ML V 51 ' - / Circular Collaring, in Guipure, also Coloured Lace, intror - ducing metal thread; Green, Cyclamen, Beige—Usually 2/11. QT TA/fA/f ti U \A7T7Tni-TT PO A Full Frock Width Semi-Made Net Robe Lengths, self colours, with •• uV/ lVliVLlil\ W JEvJIVJTJL JL JL V/V/x\ JL O . contrast border and handkerchief points; Peach/Green, Rose a Beige/Biscuit, Saxe, Pink/Cherry, Lemon/Pink; U yards required u J *? fc IA IJsiiallv to £8 r 19'6 for frock—Usually 6/11. For 5/6 length. A . Semi-Made " Lingchene" Underclothing, traced for embroidery f%o£) 'N m _ work, and finished with overlocking neck and sleeves. In shades MP*/ • KJ ft I "NTnW Prirpfl at IQ'O ' and. 00*O of Nile, Apricot, Peach, Helio., and Sky. k INOW 1. ntvU a 41. /# ™ \ Dressing Jackets —Usually 14/6. For 12/6. V . i ~., -. .. j i * /U' J f k Nightdresses—Usually 17/6. For 14/6. §W\ \ y<f A collection of the most interesting and highly fashionable styles, fashioned, from such . u_ n j, 23/6 For W X: ' / \ / I. , • mi*, , i i • rr mi jdi • j r Pyjamas, finished with contrasting bands —usually /o. ror v; \ w >:j jt ck Klfi u.i If favoured fabrics as All-Wool Crepe de Chine, Charmelaine, Faille and Plain and Fancy 19/6 per pair. \ t v - J m\ Georgette. Parisian Real Hair Nets, in'double and single mesh, cap and fringe KIS tj \ * 11 |w ■ Straight and slightly-flared styles, featuring pin-tucking, semi-tailored collars, stole ends and styles; Light Brown, Mid, Dark, Blonde and Black 3d each, 2/6 V dtUk. \ pointed and envelope cuffs. In the season's most popular Pastel tonings, also Black and P er d ° Zei^ h . t c p - nge ct3 _6 j eac h \ aVy * Five-Piece Luncheon or Tea Cloths, in 36in. square, with four W~ f Serviettes; traced on Snow Bleach —Usually 3/1 1. For 3/3 set. Mb nB Printed Crashes. Art effects in bright, Salad Sets—An attractive 7-Piece Salad Set Traced Needlework, all at 2/-. Including Three-piece Sets, V H cheerful colourings; very effective for of English China, delightful floral and fruit Breakfast Sets, Pillow Shams, Cushion Covers, and Tray Cloths, ~ cottage hangings, sun porches, and cus- patterns—Specially Priced, 3/11' set. in floral and conventional designs. t A A* t t , hions; 29in., 34in. ard ; 36in. widths— Fancy All-Rubber Aprons, trimmed frill, and cross-over style— A r\fK p "VCi PAr IA/ r\tl n At*flll Exceptional Value at 2/6 and 2/9 yard. Jewellery—A special offering of Fashion Specially Priced at 1/11 each. illlvLllCr iJ/AClllipiv VJI. VV vilvivllUl V CtIUC , A Jewellery, showing the latest in necklets, Artificial Silk Shingle Nets, for sports or slumber wear—Usually . Inlaid Linoleums at 8/11 yarn —-n ex- |3 rac^]eta> brooches, etc.—-All One Price, > 1 /3, 1/6, For 1/-each. pf 1 Q tensive range of designs and colourings, }Semi-Made Bloomers, m. fast colour Raytex ; in Sky, Pmk, JL. WCJLVC Olld.pCu CIL A ' including Tile and Jaspe effects; 6ft. z / 6 * - , Helio., Maize, Apricot, Nile Green, and Cream; Women's and S.W. • Fashion Jewellery—A special grouping of —Specially Priced, 3/6 per pair. All in the finest quality s|raw —shapes that are truly distinctive—smartly trimmed with FOURTH FLOOR. Jewellery, including Necklets, Bracelets, . „ — corded ribbon to tone, or with fancy ornaments —the very type of hat that will be Coloured Lawns for Dainty Underwear, Brooches, "Sun Tan Pearls, etc.—All at Pillow Cages 1/- esicll 5/6 Half dozen. needed during the remainder of the season. Colourings include Putty, Cream, Blue, 40m. wide,-in three qualities--- l/4£> 1/11. ~ , v ' .» . p.« p.. ' Cherry, Green, Beige, Gold, also White. ... 1/11 and 2/6 yard. Shades m Blue, Made from good quality, medium-weight Pillow Cotton, Nil, Apricot, Pink, Helio., and White. Chenille Face Cloths, in daintily-coloured taped an£ j well finis h e d. Size 20 x 30. Colours guaranteed fast to boiling. floral designs—Usually 71/11. Special, SECOND FLOOR f— ■——————————————————————— , , SECOND FLOOR. 1/6. • " ' —— ■ ; ■ ■- ■■ T "TUDOR" DESSERT FRUIT JELLIES— ;/ . ; v \ V„. -■ " "■■ \ .. 7; .i _ ' 1 % I /"\ /V** I I tH Six delicious real fruit flavours. An ideal dinner sweet-meat-— i in ithe fi off all Wheel Toys IVIIIHC VjlL yC ♦ price, 3/. h>., s OI ., ia The Store for Quality Goods at Reasonable Prices 1

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