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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 117, 20 May 1933, Page 12 (Supplement)

| Furs and Inexpensiveness °f special For the June Races * I ''HERE is nothing so satisfactory as a feeling of conInterest to the f "COACHMAN" I I fidence in the article purchased. Especially is this so JJCuUICIfITG • • • . ; in the matter of furs, for they are not bought merely 7j jf '' \\TT JL CH IL Jllk for a season; they are expected to give service and to tlie art ' stry f^. e prove a sound and sensible investment. Such is the satis- »•IgHßßft Phyllis Earle Beauty Specia - j lib faction enjoyed by M. &C. patrons. Take the Fur Coats .6 lsts !t °° r " CVCL OJ Cl&Vltlg \wf*#% illustrated to^y— moderately priced from 7 to 35 Evening Shoes, i„ the ,mart- arid difference in ?W W\ :%, guineas, yet they are the essence of smartness—styled IL est of Court, Strap and San- 1 .£ . k WBK JJ the fashionable^shmmmghnes —-luxurious collars— dal styles—l 2/9, 25/- and the tVCfld • illr Should a Stole or Tie be the immediate need, the values .-• • i n -f ~\Ai f will be found equally as attractive. ov^ i " es commissions should be placed Jj iji' jaß White Glace Kid Gloves, % fashion designers. J In m'aN -p. . I 1J • J i ; :f f :jJI ill' D6B Particularly smart Coat of finest Locknit, the ideal garment flwuTl. nP D6s—This cleverly-designed I JR| S quality Southern Musquash Pelts in for the slim-fitting frocks of are being made for the June ■ Coat is of Flank Musquash f Si' ,v « rich dark tonings. The luxurious collar the new season, in a variety Races. yS and features very fine diag- D7l -Visonette Coney in an I |&1| K is of first quality South American of delightful tonings—2/11 onal working on skirt and attractive half-length Coat, | fill Skunk. A becoming Coat, slim fitting, pair. Exclusiveness prevails ' \ «|Pfp^ sleeves. Deep, upstanding which is equally correct for street fl ,» piirMj i beautifully lined and finished. S.W. W AJflW* tbronoh (fcVV 'J ' * * ' 'aHr' ' collar; beautifully lined or evening wear; in rich Dark J JH| fitting. Exceptional value at T . Matching ever y hat differs g 4qp 1 . x throughout. A very desir- Brown tonings. Note the new I • *11. ICT Ihe Mc cng Brass ere, some little note of in- y -V able Coat for day or evening sleeve giving width at elbow f gllllieaS c ? n n ef. ? n dividuality. The colours, \ • wear. Sizes S.W. and W. and the fully-rolled upstanding °j e J er ® e y ' » 'St 'too are so verv new and \ :II Price collar Price D67—Distinctive Fur Coat of Black and perfect fitting—2/3. too > ar « so very new ana Am - - - ..y . . - . _ . %siH Is Seal Coney, perfectly" fashioned from smart, including the latest lo guineas V guineas | I I soft, pliable skins; smooth and glossy " Scherk " Liquid Powder— Beige Grey and other acJw a PP earance - Fully-rolled collar and a perfect preparation for cepted tonings. T~l T~*S~VT~* TT TT~*T\ smartly - designed sleeves. Lined toning neck, shoulders and wk? ' JUol Jx.I(jCiILI V\hjL) \ I throughout. A luxurious Coat which arms; it imparts a delicate Thnuah <50 different and ex- itSiWV _ ■ I ' carries a twelve months guarantee. clearness to the skin, is in-- ' i ItlOUgn v, >' s !T^^^RX\A CViTd RcfvicivkciOlc VCClttO LM 1 Sizes S.W., W. and O.S. Remarkable visible, and does not rub off elusive, the pricings are sur- /V 1 ' value at £8/19/6 —3/6 and 4/11 bottle. prisingly moderate. ' V xsjL»/ '•' "Tfi I Natural Southern Musquash Coats ' "•• Becoming styles; skirts diagonally worked or plain; 1-XT novelty sleeves; large upstanding collars; smartly lined, I¥lilL Jl 1 1 J JL VJ 1 1 J II 1W m beautifully finished. 24 g uineas - niTI7T?M ATWT AMn The "Witch" QUEEN STREET ■ • ■ - AUCKLAND >. As conceived by Reboux.

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