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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 21, 26 January 1933, Page 18

Genuine Reductions from Genuine Prices 1000 and ONE . W\f) READY-TO-WEARS \\ PURCHASED AT A RECORD LOW PRICE RENDELLS REPLY TO THE MILLINERY SITUATION! WITH ONE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE PURCHASES YET RECORDED—remarkable, not so much as a quantity purchase, but unprecedented in smartness, value and importance to Auckland Ladies. We have grouped them m three One-price lots for easier selection. These prices do not permit of our Paying Postage. ft 19/11 Millinery 22 / 6 Millinery 29/6 Millinery 21 Z:z ,: N?S for for %% a moS! 11 ir„^ rim ii.Tu m r" Q/ .C sfe X4 roop . Jir^c&R^r shades. Mixtures of I 1 J" w' [ j Ready- IJL JL conceptions. white with black, saxe, to-Wears include coarse This is a Millinery navy, red, and brown. jj™*, fitSnMate'r® offer unparalleled this , head fittings are repre- season. (J© j _ ■ j§ sented, and a full range A Millinery- :L*t ionMy coma Sensation <C 8 SCHOOL CLOTHES I The commencement of our Sale , at an earlier date than usual this season ' r enables parents and guardians to buy all School Outfitting and Accessories jWai 4\ at Sa . le Prices - Genuine reductions from genuine prices should more than $£.. \\\ ever be appreciated. Only the prices have suffered; our same quality, finish \\\ and dependability remain. . - M at SALE PRICES ! Ik I Showroom Sale Bargains 3? /I >1$ l IX /Ml A SMALL ASSORTMENT OF FULL-LENGTH SPORTS COATS TO BE CLEARED. —Jlf J / Left Illustration: This worthwhile Sale offer includes the style shown and If |j others on similar lines. The Coat depicted is well cut, full-length, in AJ 1 ; Ulnmer weight Wool Velour, designed on semi-military lines, with metal SSf I t J ! O 'QA buttons and buckle finish. S.S.W. to O.S. fittings. Shades include ■ M M I \ green, blue, orange, rose, and red—Usually 39/6, 42/-. H 1 X, 2QI fi EyENING WEAR TO GO. I V f Illustrated is a charming Evening Frock in Faille ' *;*T | iMI/ff/k Taffeta, Crepe Satin, etc., featuring bustle, effect W m ~ I- — I at back and graceful flared skirt. Shades: Flame, I 'mßSP{jEfff corn, amber, antique, and white—Keenly Priced IjflHl at 49/6. Reduced to 35/-. ■■■ In learance is an excellent selection of Evening ' "" ■ ■ Frocks available at heavily reduced prices, featuring full *1 •• /* I \ fl are d skirts, trimmed botos at back and flared frills in Mil 11 IsIAIICPS Black Gymnasium Hose, V \ \/ /L accepted evening fabrics and shades —-Usually 49/6 59/6 fII | f D|UllvV tf full-fashioned, 36in. in J§k \ m\yW SALE ££/£ 49/6 length, spliced knees WJU 4§/V VOILE FROCKS for Summer Wear or the Tennis Only at the season's end *'® heels and toes. Sizes 8i Dance—29/6 Qualities Reduced to 17/6. values like these obtainable. Sde y 5/ll' 6/3 I'JWw Dainty Voile Frocks in multi-coloured and plain co.tkt pi rit BLOUSES, as oale, 5/11, b/3. ||« * designs, featuring puff sleeves, and eracefullv SPUN FUJI , Heavy-weight All-Wool m\LW/ gored skirt. Yoke and sleeve bands of hem- illustration. Well Gym. Hose, full-fashion- stitched organdie. S.S.W., S.W. fittings. styles, with pm tuck trimnM g ed, special elastic tops, n . ' Ivory only. S.W. to ' spliced knees. All wear- J nfljJMm/ RAYON FROCKS Reduced to 13/6. Usually 15/6. Sale, 13/ ing parts heavily rein- ■ ili m Exceptional value best describes this offer. Not forced. Sizes 8i- to 10— I ji'l./|IR only are the styles varied, with flared and HH 1 1 Usually 5/6, 5/9. pleated skirts, long sleeves, S.W. to X.O.S. fit- I 11 K Sale, 4/11, 5/3. I ESm tmgS ' the des5 S ns are ne w and unusually 1 lIU 1 * vt*»V • . . »„ / S riT l ''"attractive. Maids Heavy-weight All- /H Hi _ , . , , t?,rk of KK— f 35/- nrimm * uU 4 5 6 7 II mi RFNnFI I Q 2/9, 3/-, 3/3, 3/6, 3/9 fj | Jj|» IVLII ULLLj Lo'™ 8 '» 2/6, 2/9, 3/-, 3/3, 3/8 - KARANGAHAPE ROAD. X '°' S ' ,J:;U '' Jly 'Jalei 12/ 6 '