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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 260, 2 November 1932, Page 19

At M. &C.'s this Weeti— \ A GLORIOUS SHOWING l| OF PURE SILK || Non Split j Crepe de Chine — Many Qualities i —Remarkable Values - ' ; J THE present special display on tKe wonderful SeconH Floor will prove of particular interest to all who t anticipate smart frocks or lingerie of the always desirable Pure Silk Non-split Crepe de Chine. Particular attention is directed to four qualities— ! 3/11 4/11 5/11 6/6 ;-;■;•! Widths 36-38-inch. i In each of these qualities one has a choice of the most glorious colourings conceivable—delicate tintings and pastel tonings for dainty frocks or lingerie—bright colours for smart general wear—tonings right up to the minute, and in many instances entirely new shades. And the values are without question, the finest obtainable. \ \ l \ Just Received- — :\ New and Extremely j Smart Checks in , j Spun Silk Crepe j p The very latest fashion note in Silks, and in designs exclusive to M. & C.'s. j Checks of the daintiest and most delightful characteras they were in Ginghams of days gone by, now they appear in this desirable Wash Silk—for sports frocks, holiday frocks, and smart general wear. Cool Greens, delightful Blues, dusty Pinks, and various tonings of Beige. Width 29in. Reasonably A MS i \ Priced at 4/o yard I Milne & Choyce Ltd. Queen Street - - - Auckland

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