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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 181, 1 August 1936, Page 18 (Supplement)

. ■■ " ' ' ' ' ■ I STOCKTAKING this week discloses throughout the Store, small groupings of merchandise that must be cleared—oddments, I week quantity lots—all representing desirable and dependable goods, but out they must go ! The few examples featured typify the WONDEK* U at M. & C.'s —every floor—all the Departments contribute, and in every instance PROMPT PARTICIPATION IS ESSENTIAL . tT*» j « ,j j sm? <s —i mmmmmw"fgWM&m wmm • jm """ mu ■ r 1,1 * msa CII If 1111*0 CAD TIIC UAMF SA¥IHUo rU if IflCi II wem E i 1 FINAL CLEARANCE I FASHION RESIDUES I Kr _ Trffi SEs_ I FOR MEN " Secure now to enjoy these splendid sayings. Use * v a 4% ■■■m ■% ■ h m ij j mb jkiat ■■it ji 4 n'.4 the Lay-By Service if the need is not immediate. The Popular I " TO CLEAR AT 49/11 NOW ALL " ■ 49/11 Superior quality tickings—tufted, bordered, piped "NON-WILT" H Wfcfcflll HI w II ntmtm Tit/ II and quilted. ROUNDED CORNERS. Filled with NUN-WILO b/| | JPFTPI " : MODEL DAY AND DAYTIME ENSEMBLES the finest Samarang Kapok. 71b. to the foot. COLLAR SHIRTS -// A A fV ll| 'IF/ If , fei T?VT?TVrTTVTr« T?T>r*mre ' " «ff SINGLE BED— C 4 /C Regularly 10/6. Well cut from Eng- ' 11/ 1 i ' . VlLiNliNljr rKUIKa Smart styles in Crinkle Crepe or Usually 65/-. FOR .. .. v/i/ w lish, fast colour fabric. Matching f j \\ fj ' Lovely styles in Satin, plain Crinkle Marocain. Attractively patterned or DOUBLE BED— 7Q/fi Sforc^fS,toJble #» v|\ j|y \,i | Crepe, Marocain, Net and Lace. Good checked. Good selection colourings. ; ?Usually 99/6. FOR .?. * ■y/ V cu ff s< Ml mM H -V'SB colours, including black. Usually Usually 99/6 to £7/19/6. \.K'. §& jm it Jg sgns - to 84sns - * •' : cushion cases almost half woollen NOW ALL - - 89/6 CLEARING 8/6 •" 39/6 Si cashmere HOSE 1/11 ■ .HWff «!■!■ Ov/U yij Usually 3/6. SPECIAL PRICE .. .. I/■■ Splendid wearing Hose in smart 1 Children's gg model ensembles model blouses || foum Floor. ■ IMPORTED FROCKS Smart, Well cut Ensembles in Crepe . Delightful styles in Satin, Velvet, . nnnIICHTC IH CIMITCDQI QTMinC shoppers! Usually 2/6 pair. Marocain, Taffeta and novelty fabrics. Tissue and novelty fabrics. Interest- . UUDnlEllTo IN OmUlltnO dIANUd Many attractive styles in winter-weights. piain gheer co i ours _ or in delightful ing necklines with soft tie collars— Attractive modern design and convenient height. WaferprOOf GOLF m + m sua -er severely pl a|n. W 5/" SHOES SPECIAL 37/6 40in. on.y. Usually 29/6 to 55/-. IQ/11 fg t0 £12/19/6 ' TJsuaHy 17/U to 79/6. K S-s^rS?^ CLEARING AT.« ;Jg Showroom Third Floor Lay-by if you prefer M STUART CRYSTAL GOBLETS SSMSiSS " otPt Beautiful Goblets in all wanted sizes. Yet another instance sprigs. A light-weight, flexible shoe OUII IiDEN'Q ' " HH * '■ °f the remarkable Sale values in the China and Gift particularly suitable for present wear UniLUnCIV O S r 1 <<'1 Section. and early summer golf. Complete size I 1L 11 naiu OPTO A,44 XT- >/ Large Water .... Usually 4/6 NOW 3/3 range. L631h6r61(6 RAIN SETS 9/|| • Medium Water .. Usually 3/11 NOW 2/11 A Coat and Sou'Wester in good, reliable leather- P° rt or Sherry ... Usually 3/6 NOW 2/6 fiOLF SHIRTS ette, with fleecy lining. Double breasted style with Cocktail Usually 2/11 NOW 2/4 belt. Colours: Brown, green, red, saxe. Sizes Liqueur Usually 2/6 NOW 2/5 37 Ollly tO Clear Annexe SHOE ODDMENTS MOflda* 6/11 p pilBF ftlJLIf M. & C. s Guaranteed Fadeless 12/6 and more in the usual way, but "" w " ■mrimmam.' special grouping of I w■PP PT I DFnOllllE'll HO I 0( M sizes and colours make clearance | CLEAR-UP ODDMENTS HOSIERY WAKING shoes .... 27/6 Y PRiPFn " ■ Goodchecksinb — fam " ■flV"ni|lKflA Incomplete ranges and broken colour assort- ® lIIHUIIWCLI IIIIUCU HAND-EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS !u tIII Ulvlo mentS ombine t0 make an astonishin g cle » r - Delightful new tonings, all guaranteed fast colour Special, Monday! _ „ J _. 3 *. v44f%EzN ance ' attractive styles of the present —blue gold g re en, fawn, fuschia — effectively 4 A PUAI lAll AIIIVA In Satin, with leather soles and heels. Attractive Received Saturday _ season. Usually 35/- to 49/6. Sizes and half hemstitched. Splendid opportunity for Home Sale |Z ENGLISH SUITS colourings. Siz 6i only. Usually 7/6. O/O Released MONDAY sizes represented. shoDDers wwh ■ w TO BE CLEARED AT PER PAIR .. 01 V sharp at 9. A splen- ' \ ■. ?S. g S" tr im al! M.&C. Group 59 Pairs of the Famous 19/fi ART. SILK BROGHE KIMONOS SELBY ARCH PRESERVERS lIBEL 2T™ lr /c 5 GUINEAS tToL Sit wear^ndAT REMARKABLE PRICINGS - Not rem- Size Now . . ID/0 Regularly seven tineas OuaKtv to 8/11 TO BE CLEARED AT .. fi/11 appearance are in nonants-but smart new styles in every instance. tweed and worsted ffbrics. AtSactiS V/ll way affected Rem- J* I' Courts, straps, ties-just a few of each in this MfflWJ patterns in grey tonings. Single and j y-um forced lisle feet— A/ D amazing oddment collection, priced to clear 1 Jit Double breasted Gnnd ran™ Second Floor. elastic suspender y •»/ W immediately. Good tonings—all widths, but ; M of fitting! Good range welts.Eight season's select early! Usually IA /. to TP /. *M\vf wlfff)' 1 nttmgscolour 69/6,t0 75/-. NOW .. «|Jf/ 33/ g^ialwlf|j n'jF mi MISS, LUCY CRANWELL, speaking on "Norway," * • Man's Floor. ' | Shop Early Monday! Mezzanine Balcony. j » ■- - : -y --■■ \ _ __ _ _ mail or d e W/jm/J " Costs Ho More to Use the Lay-by • I I I I {s 1$ fr Thus you may anticipate future needs. Purchase . ■ ■ |%l WtM ■ WtKrnM ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ of u. dc. Service. Postage \m* ■ at Sale pricings, and by simply placing a small —I I L L CX W I I I - i 1 H 1* - ** deposit have them set aside until required. ■ - ■ H HHI ■ BBH H. .'He Hi HH HI H W nature. Please state dmll Inquire for further particulars of this convenient 0 > :: second choice, as many ojfer- > M. & C. Service ! . , t v? ? . " » . \ v , . . .. .. ■ ings arc of a limited nature. ™

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