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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 98, 28 April 1933, Page 11

Barber's Shop—first poor. Tobacco Section—ground floor. j|| SWEATERS f I I —so which will you wear—a "Turtle Neck" Sweater—a a f I Sleeveless Pull-over—or a Cardigan. In any case it will I t be your wish to choose of the smartest obtainable, at & ■ price that is reasonable. This satisfaction will be realised by the man who shops at the Store for Men—M. & C-'s. In the styles, designs and colourings there is just that little extra smartness that makes all the difference—a variety to please the most fastidious—qualities and values unquestionably the best obtainable. The "Turtle Neck" The All-Wool Pull-overs All-Wool Pull-over is particularly popular, V neck are smartest shown for and comes in both plain and fancy knits, seasons—small checks, large checks, and a wide colour range: Black, royal, broken checks, over-checks, and indescnbcanary, green, maroon, brown, and fawn— able fancy patterns—mostly m three-colour 22/6. Other plain colour Pull-overs at 19/6. combinations, such as buff, brown and nigger—nigger, brown and red—grey, sky ~ and navy, etc. Prices range from 15/6, Cardigans 19/6,21/- to 29/6. in All-Wool qualities, and also represented in a diversity of designs and colour com- The Golfer binations, including the new chevTon effect will appreciate the Sleeveless Pull-overs and as illustrated. Pnces, 21/-, 23. 6, 25. 6 matching Hose. These are showing in quite to 29/6. a num ber of smart designs and colours, all If you are out of town, make requirements particularly smart, and outstanding value at known by post—we pay postage. 21 /- per set. MILNE & CHOYCE IP QUEEN STREET.

Bw WHISKY Look for the signature on the Yellow Label. BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND.