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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 173, 24 July 1930, Page 12

42, KARANGAHAPE RD. (next to Woolworths) SPECIALS FOR TO-MORROW! PURPLE RING RAYON SILK HOSE— IMITATION KNITTED TWEEDB, Latest shades—Usually 4/6 pair. 36in.—Usually 2/11 yard. « /q NOW, ty /QJL TO-MORROW'S BARGAIN L/& 2 Pairs fop 5/6. 6/ »/2 ' HIGH-GRADE COSTUME FLANNEL— SUEDE-FINISH GLOVES — Good ' Usually 6/11 yd. HALF o /pi Reliable make — Usually "\ /£* PRICE TO-MORROW O / 2/6 and 2/11. NOW i MEN'S SUPERIOR FLEECY ' FLEECY-LINED BLOOMERS — SAV. G.LETS, all sizes, 36in. O //» only—Usually 2/6. HALF --I /Q to 44in. NOW Z/h PRICE TO-MORROW, I/O „ MEN'S KNITTED PULLOVERS. FLEECY-LINED BLOOMERS - Silk iancy designs —• Usually 10/6 Mixture, superior English make — TO-MORROW'S A I<t usually 3/11. to-mor- *y / QJL price, 4/11 ROW'S BARGAIN PRICE £tl 2 LADIES' VESTS —Superior quality, FLANNEL I f TT !! PYJAMAS, smart 6 makes —'Usually 3/11. . stripes Usually 7/11. J? / 1 1 NOW n/4 A TO-MORROW'S PRICE O/ 11 2 for 5/6. 6/ 1U «™° UR N O""ooa N t A B P sS rs,£ e r,??r- 9/11 .««- »-y »«• 40 / fi • TO-MORROW, TO-MORROW *TU/ O GIRLS' FANCY KNITTED CARDI- BORSALINO HATS — Usually 35/-. GANS—Assorted sizes, g/ I 1 TO-MORROW'S o*7 //? 5/11. NOW O/ll BARGAIN PRICE, Zl/0 LADIES' VELOUR OVERCOATS, SUPERIOR WORSTED SUITS. ™ t0 novelty .designs,. D.B. style— FINAL CLEAN-UP TO- A Q£* • Usual p r i ce , £7/10/-, //» MORROW AT 4y/D TO-MORROW, 99/6 DOUBLE-WIDTH WINCEYETTE— J ' W Us C uall? ne i/3 Ve per vard HiV ' RA,LWAY COBD TROUSERS, usually l/d, per .yard. 4 aID, a]l slzes —SPECIAL 1 1 /O NOW Iv/2 BARGAIN PRICE, l l/O

M. Gaston creates "Chops a la Qaston" and offers you his recipe ■ •' ■ for this delightful new dish '' "wL: Gaston: 'The other day a friend of mine said to me, - : ■' 'Gaston invent for me a new way to cook chops.' 'Ma foi/returned I,'but you ask of me something tres difficile. " I went away. I thought. Inspiration came to me. I rushed I / . into my kitchen, and with the simplest of materials I created a new dish. My friend declared it to be magnificent, - delectable, divine, . ' and insisted on naming it after me, as a tribute to my genius. Tiens! she could hardly believe that they were but neck chops, and quite " Make Chops a la Gaston for your guests, madame, and you 'fZ-Z: : 1 will have the pleasure of offering them something quite new and ' distinguished, yet easily made. At any of the Hellaby Shops they will give you the recipe." Good Meat Well Cooked. ' . Good meat well cooked is an essenm tial food. To provide you with good ■ I I V I meat, Hellaby's maintain resident H I I I buyers in all the principal fat stock I I I ■ districts,.. and buy only the best I I II I obtainable. And to help you enjoy their meat cooked to perfection, I Hellaby's offer you M. Gaston s M H M ' /§ ' rec ipes. They are specially designed Mf M M to demonstrate how appetising, J j f nutritious dishes may be made from m M £ M- M-M- tei&s. the less expensive cuts' of meat. | an, Mab, M Neck Chops, 8d per lb. "Better Meats that Cost You No More" \ jiljf • -4K J