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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 201, 26 August 1933, Page 12 (Supplement)

| MIDST A GLORIOUS SHOWING OF NEW WINDOW HANGINGS—at M. & C.'s The New ■PVMMJV9IVWVBVIPONMMI «« , 0 Just to Festoon Nets <fe§ A t«in-nn and r 1 AllP Remind You provide a very happy thought Jl- _Pl jL For the Spring JUmpcr for hangings and bedspread to ■* rAthl x-m ' MWi ' | $te&" '■■ L> v *i |•: IjH - • - V •;» »" '" ? ! 1 4 — Feather llccli, a I match; the Net is in Ombre tints KSWIIMk H g&W ; MWSIU 'mSipfciiiwwi ■ / / • tii • i "W" T" ■ • "I " ' ▼ new ligllt-WCight threcin the very attractive festoon de- B| "f't.f/,? ' ' /\sA\?• •■ 9 ~*i 1 1 I O ] Vool ill very UJI«;K,° f c SnS 1! liC# Jt>riSllla V OIIOS ; wuo "— I Blue/Gold. An example of the H V >;«■ f ; " Kanastra," a new Ell delightful effect of these new » J.Wj" ! jfF ll 't flll ' ' Crinkle - type Wool, in 1 Nets may be seen in a special '/ 3 ! ' fc' % ' '-f> | '' ' m _ 9 Tn fvnrliipitlri "FTnHrf>lv TSFeW very smart colourings—. include a '• VCVy DcflUttC CllCltlgG examples in Walnut, Oak and X&Jf A Ok \V NjlNyj^LJf S 171 WtfIUOVD IVCCItTVICfIt Shop Oil the First Floor, Beech, featuring Tweed cover- IM % . # : . . fi 11 r where little customers ings. The designs are such that ' ; <•. irlL. is made possible through these exquisite productions — new charm — new daintiness a new neia o receive the most symthey will be a complement to ''jfS• a/fv inspiration—printings distinctly different from anything previously shown—quite indescribable, reveal- pathetic and skilful ateither modern or antique furnish- g / ing a beauty which must be seen to be fully appreciated—"Moderne " conceptions of the daisy pattern— tention. ingsc ernes. jot Sc;; ; v 1;" ; *S\}\ flora, leaf, chevron and wavy lateral stripes, overprinted on ombre tinted. backgrounds, and m a colour Pedicure Denart- . • x • « . Qt_ j ff variety which permits of a remarkably wide choice. Picture for yourself the beauty of these Voiles as rnent, wliere a Dr. Artistic Light ohaaes I -■ I the sunlight filters through, bringing with it, in glorious pastel tintmgs, an atmosphere or tresnness Scholl graduate gives in Potterv and Pleated { f: U refinement. In the present window display are to be seen examples of suggested treatments for these j ree cxpert advice on the Parchment— 4." ! | C very new and delightful Voiles—exclusive to M. & C.'s. cans of the feet-Ground Simple in shape, but exquisitely j'T || E' Hand blocked and guaranteed fadeless; 44/45 in. 5/6, 6/6 to 8/6 per yard. designed and coloured, with _/? . ('Hivi . . Fine Cashmere Underpleated parchment shades, \§ f, 'Suggestion for window % ilHjlff, Experienced salesmen are ever at hand to offer suggestions on furnishing schemes hose, Flesh shade; all painted and tinted to match the Otfiy/ »*f' / treatment with "Ariana" of any description, and, whether you come to inspect or purchase, you will meet sizes—3/6 pair. base. Prices range from 35/- Ms/i ■ D . .. D. .„ „ "v?M with the same courtesy and spirit of helpfulness. complete. >T j " ' or p^ue Bnsilla CM j fs& /"Sylva" Bcmberg Hose , Awffi Yo,les - lj;,f Brocaded Slubb Damask New Ombre Slubb Repps I new tonings at the same Hand Painted 4i • , ■ > introducing a completely different note in Side Drapings In these glorious productions some truly wonderful pairs forlj/G^ 1 Parchment Fire vjjv t in both design and colourings. They are woven in a effects have been attained, not only in the weaving, but •V > V 1 Srrppns 4 ■% ' manner to produce indefinite "tonings—an over shading particularly in the colour suggestions. As an instance Needlework Comve- . Screens 'Powofc ■of gold or silver brings out,the brocaded design in a Green toning is interspersed with shades of Gold and tition —£330 in prizes Neat, light, and m keeping with relie f by a lighter shading in silky finish, the effect being Rust, producing a shot effect that is rich and colourful. dona ted by Messrs Coats the modern idea in interior deco- ftrf/.v; . < . . bright, rich and very unusual. In Blue, Green, rich Colours include Steel Blue, Gold and Brown, Gold, ClrivV Tid Own tn ration, flat and convex—ls/6 Of partic&lai- interest is a cleverly conceived panel design with ; |q* ere 'again is an entirely new and fadeless production, Orange and Rust, Rose, Gold and Wine. 50 inches wide. noodleinnrbpr* J7nll and 17/6 , floral motifs, carried out in a main toning of Fawn, interspersed Golden Fawn and Wine—B/lly ard - Guaranteed fadeless—l 2/6 yard. particulars given ill Art with a Black checkered design. Needlework Section. Mottled Felt — Then there is a very modern treatment in shades of Green and Qji the UOTtie SCTVICe FIOOV the FoUVtH Moth-p'roof—gust another idea Gold, tags, being employed in a very unusual _ s'Z/Zear-doe/u in modern home furnishings— a almost horizontal broken lines in tonings of Green and __ M"W~W TW T 1 .£?_Q T T /l\ T 1 T A. J need 'renovating or recomplete change from the plain w j t h touches of deeper Brown, the whole effect being particularly A/H | | I ■ ■ ■ I I Y 1 j j B j§ dyeing? Commissions colour. Does not-show markings new and smart. If 1 1 1A JL V/X XV-/ JL V>JLi are received ill the Fur to the same extent —an ideal r n di d Sprfinn an thp Third covering for floors or surrounds. Another, in Golden Fawn ground, features small Blue Pers.an TTT7FISJ QTRFFT - - = - AUCKLAND Floor 48-inch width—l 2/6. yard. tree design.

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