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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 237, 6 October 1936, Page 17

A Sport Shirt — Hose — Pyjamas—Underwear A Few Examples Only of the Remarkable Saving Opportunities this week at M & C's 70th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS § DON'T MISS THIS SPECIAL UNDERWEAR OFFER! SUMMER-WEIGHT ATHLETIC VESTS and SHORTS A cool porous weave that's ideal for f< sar7;- warmer days. Serviceable Cream Interlock underwear—the Vests brief athletic style—Shorts elastic CASHMERE HOSE New Designs and Colourings at a Every pair of a quality that means vf'' ' >'- 'MyI splendid service. Striped and check 'ytpmßL designs—Grey, Blue, Brown. Secure . ; ivk, jg-Nil now—"Lay-by" for later use! M J'f' FOR HOURS An M & C Fast Colour AN INTERLOCK SUMMER PYJAMA SPORTS SHIRT A savtaß of ifhich thrifty men will An opportunity to secure a smart . take .mmediate advantage. Well-cut , servic ™ ble shirt at a spleßdid - from serviceable Cotton Pyjama Anniversary reduction. White InterCloth—stripes of Blue, Mauve, Pink, lb k _ s iide-f as tened front — short on Cream grounds. sleeves. fastened tront snort Street Floor Mercery. Exceptional Offer— r r WELTED jdk SHOES ENGLISH BRIARS An opportunity every pipe-lover will welcome. Finest grade English Pipes secured at an astonishing price for Birthday shop- _ mm m ■. pers. All popular shapes—gold and silver I J I mounted or plain — made from selected I % I Corsican Bruyere wood. H Tobacco Section —Street Floor. Compare this astonishing Biithday ■■■■ ima vmpe ut it a I DCinv 1 ) value! Black and tan solid leathers— FEELING THE HEAT ALntADT s strongly welted — newest lasts in Rub - th at wonderful square, medium, and round toes. 21/- . * " , ...... .. ._ . is the regular value. facial refreshcr they have t7y the Men 8 Barher Men's Shoe Section—First Floor. Shop—First Floor. MILNE & CHOYCE LTD.

"STAR" CROSSWORD 'PUZZLE. TESTS FOR OUR READERS, NOTE.—The figures in parentheses denote fhe number of letters in the words required. ACROSS. 27—Disables a hundred in course of meals 1-Quadruply advertised bed (10). aS-S'good as a feast (6). Speakers often salved by women (4). 2& _ Pa]e after bcing fired (4) . " Controlled by another (6). 30—Modernised watercourse (10). lOr-Man with a country scat? (8). DOWN ' ean European (7). 2—This is very rudimentary (5). 12—Hardly transparent stupidity (7). 3—Apt gunner lanag.) (9). 14 —Watered shoot (5). 4—Not the expense of inlaid work? (6). 16—He shines in low circumstances (9). s—Rot ends the rainproof (4). 19 —I can't go on (anag.) (9). 6—Revolutionary means of the redistribu20—Something wrong with a girl (5). tion of wealth (8). 22—Breathing space (7). 7—Flower that means much to us (5). 24 —Y/or-iH"d within hearing (7). B—Theyß—They are bound to learn a job (9).