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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 83, 8 April 1933, Page 12 (Supplement)

'jm jf% £$& Outfitting Smartly—Thriftily ■ g jfei § Jm*?*l*\* "*¥ j\ complete service—a delightful shopping atmosphere—a store that offers you §|11| - sls69 ' I X s V*{\ #M»'* Vl all the m ° St wanted and ' desirable in apparel needs—fashions that you KNOW >^MHii ;: 'WmWmWßSw^ 1 V are correct and distinctive, yet cost no more—a store brimful of interest and I -- ' Then there are the many helpful services—the Tudor Restaurant for -dainty & ' / f J^jL. I r* $** ? \ teas and luncheons —the Beauty Salon — the Cutting-out "Service — Pedicure — J> - iffffffiPßtafc I \- A Hosiery Repairs—Public Telephones—Writing and Rest Rooms—and many other ilfe» u\\\i%Wy I ffe \ * l \ 'IflPllfltf! facilities that go to make for something more than a mere shopping place. js_inf ß4 lllV^iv "Camotex"—Alpaca and Wool Tweed— j l!s'*'l J-J^^ lo^^ 17 Yellow ' Brown cc . ~ ||\ j BB3 —A smart completion to any suit—attrac- '-'■•■■. The WlmmW II 1 tive Brushed Wool Cravat Scarf, in plain col- *-'*--» i'lfw'fii l| H ILi °ur, or with contrasting striped ends. Black, The most distinctive, practical and desirable coat styles conceivable—so dressy, service- l&Jk fk W ■« • If Bottle Green, Royal or Purple—3/11. able and withal so reasonably priced. '_.._/■»..'- flBfH /\ Tl Hfl ll"l*l f*""■"■ " I* Hr '' BB4 —Cravat Scarf in light-weight Woollen, B4l— The "Camotex ,, Pile Coat, so soft and delightful to wear in all weathers—for travel or JH(FI €X JL dUJ.IV/ jf\' jj§F| with coloured striped ends. Obtainable in a general wear right through the season. Perfectly tailored, double-breasted, wide adjust- AH - 41fl || |F - wide variety of wanted shades—4/3. able revers, leather belt and buttons, fully lined, inset pockets. S.W. and W. fittings, in gk VGITV HeW m& '-'■*»? >*v /few Natural Fawn Camotex— £s/19/6. Wk Wt • • ' 1 <**\ '// IV. B43 —English Alpaca and Wool Tweed, in Herringbone Weave, is the material used in this ;.! M j£ Not© featUfed With. Matching jf V K/^* 9 ' /tO\^k^ particularly smart Coat for any and every occasion; fully lined, beautifully tailored and «| _ plk I /r* * * l. V\ / / 1 seamed back, Raglan sleeves, wide adjustable revers, leather belt, large pockets. S.S.W., ISCSrVCS /*• «*\ jL \ \lfPjfWk I ' S.W. and W. In Beige, Brown and Fawn—£6/19/6. I *£-%! • * <? • Mj O mJKB/ B42 —The "Swagger" Coat steps confidently into the forefront of fashon, creating a new * *f\ 9 xWattldD f~l jdaSfflWßtr/ and individual note with its free lines and full swing back. Note the leather buttons, wide Man y of this seasons suits depend For their completion upon a smart scarf, % vlllkiJil^W deep pockets and weH-tailored Raglan sleeve.;: Fully lined. Fashioned from a good Eng- f so why not a matching hat and scarf, especially when obtainable m the very vBSKM/ lish Tweed. S.W. and W. Black/Grey, Brown/Beige, Beige/Brown, Oatmeal Tweed, ' new and fashionable Angora Fabric. and Brown and Fawn Diagonal Cloth— £s/19/6. T wo delightful examples of the Angora Fabric Hat and Matching Scarf Sets , *^ are 894 and B93 — in each instance the scarf ma y be worn in various ways A new, different and dainty note in HandkerJj I &*%& jMW\ just to suit the individuality of the wearer. •;i chiefs, in Crepe de Chine and other fine texS B94—Model Set of very fine light-weight Angora Fabric, carried out in ture fabrics—all-over printings, and borders Jr V V- «3r 8f *"• * Fawn shadings to Beige with Deep Flame contrasts. are in designs and colourings thatdiffer from jf. «>' /P? r A»- IT ""''•'• anything previously shown—-Prices,'-.-. 1/11 and x / J —French version of the Matching Scarf and Hat in Open Wool Weave, 2/6. . . _^- ; V / / ' n three-colour contrasts of White, Navy and Cherry— 32/6 set. ■■>:*<:■..■. :■ --; Jnr \ \<l\ V Mmm m m "" —In feather-weight Angora Fabric; smart low-crowned hat with adapt- j* ; eejg w^J j, Jr \L\\ I Mil 111 Mm m\ V a bl e brim and matching scarf. .In Plain Blue, or Flame," with contrasts — ■ Hm f §W, 4i expected at V Important Shipment [ %tS^^ II \! iBBfiB «' any moment . jr\ J Just when interest Js centred °n present, \T^*"^ —'I ' P \| H R iWit Fine soft texture All-Wool l/^^ 111 \ / for the Easter Brid e, a further interesting I I] > VI ■ fli4&ilf Vests and Pantees, Opera-top \ j / W collection arrives to supplement the ex- ' |\ \ ■ Vests ' P ant ee3 with elastic / | ' .....''J \ * ensive assortments showing on the \\ I I \ mLwm mßr i waist and ribbed knee - Daint y / % Meaanme ne w ci OC k designs— [i\\ h tW\ I ' \ fl Hi colours of Nile, Sky, Pink and / / ) 7 ver y unusual P ieces Ornamental Pot- /!/ \ fl ll m Cream—Exceptional value at // ' WMW ideas Lampshades—Witch _ . . j ! /• W \ fl mm f,- 3/11 , / / . fIIBT/ Bowls—Crystal Ware—delightful French 867— -Smart Accessories in Corduroy Velvet. 1/ I fl iTrv I fl IM / } /,/ lUfl/ cift irlpaq ar.,4 m,«„ .. j- j Matching Bag and Scarf Sets, in Cherry, : £.} , if/, I HHI M*i I / !■■ * uz iaeas and many quaint and inde- M . D) , dud »u A /// /// /'/// ■ ■■ $&*§ //i iflfl ~r ; L.Li. ... Nigger or Black. Pouch Bag, with ill I' IK / m HA '*i /n*. ™*,„~_ Kl // 111 BCnb^ ble novelties at prices to suit every Chromium mount and chain; beautifully lined 111 M I Aft ml And for evening Wear— \rm -V jlfl spending allowance. Early inspection throughout-42/-. Also sets in Crushed VelII ll M 1 HH Bm ' The ]B / lnvited —on the Mezzanine Floor. vet, 63/-. Jilii fl Blip \ -j Mft-r ■ -iviay we, remind. you. ~..... /... J**\ (If/ \ ' pair flftp —to make an appointment in the Phyllis /^eß^t^^^sl I /// I / \654 The very latest note in Lingerie and f|V E ar le Beauty Salon for a smart Easter ■• 7 V." /7 •I [ /L '/>♦* \ 852 Made of splendid quality Locknit, they ill *~? at • E »? lcr '-:. y g/' ; ■': ./W ■M - /J iMr* \ • Jc ii i • , y nil Ifll Sweets are obtainable n wonderful X iJ I \J &S * IJI i W are scientifically designed to meet per- J|\ W variety in the Sweet Shop on the / Of ,^ k R rectly the requirements for the slim- I|\ ■! Ground Floor. /(A\ V A»w' fitting frocks of the new season. Wide A\ VI »u u i_ •i . V - 11A .\i. 1 Bs3— Distinctive in its ex- Bs4— Something entirely new in W legs> se lf bound, gusseted elastic \\ II now Iw Tfe & lgroups are v • cu • r 1 ir„ ;t „ r „ r f i- 0 n • „i.-i kaj,V« • , , """' eiasnc \\ J| now on view in the Showroom. B7s —This delightful Evening Shoe is an Eng- g treme simplicity of line is Knitwear—the ~ pfc f waist. In Ivory, Pink. Sky, Nil, Peach, \\ fll ■,„,■, „ .. . ~. lish Model in the popular open sandal styles; I this beautifully - tailored and sleeves are in»fine Herrmg- beauti- Maize, Salmon, Black. S.W., W. and \ ■I broken Brocade with Crepe back. Obtain- g Suit of heavy Corduroy bone stitch, fu , ly | esignedj featu ; ing the O.S. Obtainable only from M. &C. 11 ■■ 6d, 9d and™/-! able in Green, Red, Blue, Beige, Black and | Velvet. The stand-up col- . corselette skirt is carried out in a built-up choir - boy collar, . V ; v . , White — 15/6. | i . . , c. , ," ». , heavier stitch. Semi-polo collar shoulder epaulettes, and small :i» :*;■;".,':':' I lar is quaintly fanished with finished with bow at back; sleeves , hip basque. The graceful W * ~* <fl > V^v. ; : I two peaks at back; belted full above the .elbow and fitting skirt is slightly flared. Note the |% /■ | JLJf*\ # T' J 1 O JreriUnieU cut-away coat, slightly on forearm. Navy /White, Red/ fur fabric finish on collar and VI 1I fl fr* fi f*£ 9 , ATTAA I T" T?.n-.-. r^^l^^*,^ flared skirt. Sizes S.W. and White, Dark Nigger/Gold Wine/ sleeve. In Royal/White, Navy/ IYIIIUC VJX AjllU V \&& LU. • COlOgnC— 1 XT/ t r. i ™ . , Rose, Purple/Peony, Dark Nig- rawn, Orange/Brown, Cedar/ ■ m^m *^ m _ H W. In Bottle, Beige, and ger / White, Amethyst / White. Orange, Black / Tile / Nigger, X a i, , Delightfully refreshing and fragrant, with | Navy— £s/19/6. Sizes S.S.W., SiW. & W.—69/6. Nigger/Tomato—B9/6. OlXeet - - - AUCklaTlfl Scherks . exquisite ntermezzo and N ; " ■' ..;:;-: Mimikn perfumes— 2/11 and 4/6 bottle. |

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