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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 175, 25 July 1936, Page 14 (Supplement)

CHEAMSces MILNL&CiroYCE^^LE CM APT SKIRTS vH&l'* I Remnants—oddments—broken assortments, grouped and re-marked for clearance. All dependable qualities in wanted / merchandise, providing unprecedented values for thrifty shoppers who wisely shop early in the day EARLY NEXT Smart styles in plain, checked and flecked ■i V WEEK at M. & C.'s. designs. Mostly 'pleated skirts with novelty . ' CHINA AND GIFTS- EXCEPTIONAL HOME SAVINGS 14/11 to 59/6. NOW.. « W ' ye om» v WK/ BRITISH-MADE MANTEL CLOCKS Special grouping „ ■ „ Chinese Soochow Rugs Sfi ftOl F SHIRTS A re ii a bi e timekeeper in attractive wooden case. Good Quality Cotton Nets—Yard J/jJ Substantially Reduced iJU UVkr TAII ADCH CCITC £ear dial. In four designs. Usually 25/-. -fQ/g A colle ction of splendid cotton nets In the exquisite and unusual designs Attractive tailored styles in Spun Silk, Flannels, I f\l iCL I v NOW at much below usual value. Attractive typical of these famous Oriental Shirtings and a few models. All wanted colour- ■ pQf)|ini||fft f||j IIIIIIIFR QETQ e ff Cream or ecru. 40in. wide. craftsmen. Green and rose tonings. ings Usually 7/11 to 35/6. A/- "I ft'/- - Haloes, sailors, forward brims, the new square M UnUUrlllU Ur UlnNEIf OCIO Two sizes. NOW .. "/ 10/ and folded crowns in attractive little Fur Only a limited number In English fine quality Porcelain 200 Yards HOHOCkseS' 6ft. x 4ft.—Usually 35/-. Special 25/Felt Ready-to-wears. Varied head fittings in Printed Winceyette-j /9 Yard 7ft. x sft.-Usua>ly 45/-. Special 35/57 PULL-OVERS A/1 I TOCLEAEAT(ftrSeI) - W Pure Linen Hand Mtl Models in tie shirt or high buttoning 19/6. v Oil A TABLE OF ODDMENTS ness S is e JSatlt USt S^t 6 textured f — Woven Bath TOWeIS .. g/|| . , . Concluding Sale Price All sorts of lovely pieces of Crystal, Pottery Bowls, Cups serviceable—floral designs in peach, styles. Unusual colour combina ion - Millinery Salon Third Floor. anc * Saucers, novelties in many quaint and unusual sky, Nile and pink grounds. 36-inch. 9/11 in the usual way — but the tive plain shades. Usually y/C to All J _ designs. Specially Marked to Clear at LESS THAN HALF. Usually 1/6 yard. limited number remaining have been 14/11 to 79/6. NOW.. .. «/V TV# ■ ■ ■» > ■ Special for Dozen Yards: 13/6 remarkably reduced to clear. Shades: HOSIERY SnPfiial Pfices' ■ Pink, sky, lavender, gold, cream. Remember the Lay-by- P VALUES IN NIGHTWEAR' British Pillow Cotton. six.:.win. x sim. an easy way to purchase GREEN TOP MEDIUMS p^°][ artls Rew,arl(all 'y Fast Colour Winceyette—l Aid • y Mnrfc » e 'fun ;\Jk D « en Yards forfl/11. ,U2 Qhmnrnnm Third Floor fashioned, with dull finish and silk top % JP i NIGHTDRESS A fine, even textured cloth excellent Showroom—Third tloor. finished with picot edge and runstop. In in wear and laundering. 40 inches Worth 1/U m the usual way. Quality fiie-ht, fashionable shades. Usuallv /44 Usually 7/11 £ l\•§ wide. Fulfil home requirements while fabric for nightdresses, pyjamas and — 1 —— 1 ——— SPECIAL PRICE ' 0/11 & ■>Y special price Q/ 11 this timely saving is available. children's wear. Colours: Green, } " Js\ T—' ... . , ... Usually Hid. yard. helio, salmon, lemon, sky. 36-inch. IMPARTFH ENGLISH LISLE HOSE Special for Dozen Yards: 7/11 Lay-By if you prefer, imrvnifcu wllvuu With suede finish. Full fashioned, reinforced p\ / trimmed with hemstitchOnly a limited quantity! All well-known feet and wide garter hem. In beige brown, ing. Sash at waist. Col- lAftAII AR I) RATH MAT 3 - - - ■ /■■ Ad brands—broken ranges in this season's - _ 2/9 'J p ours: Pink, sky, green, UllvVllftilU DM Iff! ifIHIO l/llz styles—a splendid variety of styles In 17 I K SPECIAL PRICE / V white^ peach.Sizes: S.W., g3 ONLY TO CLEAR—Smart, useful, and exceptional .value, for the regular black, brown, navy and grey. Usually f f ' pricing is 2/6 each. Good size. Colours:Bluehaven, Nile, sky, pink, gold. 35/- to 49/6. now # INFANTS TAT Rl ANKFTQ u Mezzanine Floor. BUrHII I w WW I DLHRIIk IV LlllldbV PYJAMAS lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll* ENGLISH ALL-WOOL COT BLANKETS —In _ . , . cream,, with /whipped ends. Sizes 30in. x 4 2 in." Mk-. f/M* •' ; M In Charming floral design. I 111 n ■ A a mhh m ■ A| ■ BOY'S ENGLISH JERSEYS . X™ EU :BmW SAYINGS for MEN SHOPPERS crcaiii I V BDincn Til I*l EAR 1 warm, with Nursery animal designs. In pink and ißp * „ U1 Trimmed with SPECIALLY PRICED TO CLEAR b , m v \ ai to tone. Fast Colour Neglige Pure Wool Cardigans - Usually up to 3/11, but the remainder Size 30m. x 36m.—Usually 6/6. NOW 5/6 H , J Well-cut trousers with Chirle A /-Sh3 D..11 nua » -CA /A to clear at this remarkable saving. Size 36in. x 50in.—Usually 8/11. NOW J/tl fc [Ht fitted waistline. In olliriS .. g/|| anc * PUll-OVerS.. .. IZ/6 Suitable for school or general wear. . PJ unket all-wool enveloping blanket m\ cream green, pink. Sizes Regularly 8/11, but the limited Many from noted English and ScotColours include fawns, browns, blues, TI I I —Size 42m. X 70m. SALE PRICE .. .-12/11 Wj.t , •' „ number remaining priced to clear. tish manufacturers—small check and greys. Sizes 24 to 32. Ji.arly shopping I | | KAIAPOI MERINO BLANKET — Pure wool, in pv Usually 14/6. 1Q /T| » Quality poplin materials — double diamond patterns — good colour advisable. 'I cream shade. Size 48in. x 36in. Usually 24/6. \ Special Price: I Mm/ I I cuffs—two matching collars. Blue, variety. All sizes ■ — Usually 16/6 to Boys'Section—First Floor. sale price .. 22/6 - • & • . fawn and brown stripes. * 22/6. Mail yonr order if ont of town — J.ay -by if yon prefer — llemember M. & C.'s Sale for Savings-Service-Satisfaction

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