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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 98, 27 April 1937, Page 15

TINSEL BROCADES NOVELt'/ LENGTHS Mostly exclusive lengths .. . they are all beautifully t j t-» j. j designed, showing Applique, Large Leaf, AUover and Lacquered Duvetyns and Floral designs in colourings of Chinese Blue, Cycla- Cires in novelty lengths, feamen Royal, Cerise, Burgundy, Persian Blue, Mauve, turing mainly Chinese designs i!£ S . with . Sllye ! o i£°\ d ro™?i?Z on *™ nd « hades of Melod y ' **/• Pink, Premiere Green, and EVENING CLOQUES White The new Jaoquard type of faintly-patterned Gloques, i \ leaders of the Evening world, showing in White and Magnolia over-traced ground designed Taffetas ... -^ Multi-coloured Satins featuring large florals on White PtkSSDOtt tO and the charming crushed type effect in White and •»**»* ws % *« Black; also the new wax-like Cire Satins in Green, \Afl**+**- Cm-*->••***«*«•«• Wine, Black, and White. 361 c. wide. Yard from f £/K W filter JfTlcsTtfieSS JACQUARD CLOQUES |u|.AA| I Exquisitely designed with Tinsel inset in a colour C* \m* Lμ Lμ range of Gold, Persian Rust, Paris Blue, Peony Rose, Melody Pink, and Pompadour Blue. 36 inches wide. Yard: IA/i£ Wherever you go ... whatever you TAroiTARn ri/ioftitq ' do • • • y0u,,1 flnd lhat McCall - st * led clothes will be more than just Entirely new . . . just received by M & C's . . . "another new frock." McCall worid■fn^Tfll!Si3eenHdeß,^BnSPOt«nd f^ gle n r°f l effe f ts 'amous patterns, cut from original, in self-colours. Beautifully eoft, with perfect draping ~ .. ~ •» n •.**.. qualities, for Dinner and: Dance Frocks, in Coronation.: Continental, and . Lnghsh fashion Red, Blue, Gold, Green, St. James' Rose, Marlborough . designs, are simple to follow, too— Blue, Hollywood Green, and Buckingham Lilac; also the printed cutting line (exclusive to White and Navy. 36in. wide. Yard: 4/5 U McCall) and the easy-to-follow directions give an invaluable aid in DUO-SPOT TAFFETA assembling one's wardrobe ... and Very smart, in Peony Rose, Timor Blue, Coronation who doesn't, with all the wonderRed, Pink, Brown, Black, and White. 36 inches wide. ful Fabrics displayed this year, and Yard: C/£ who has not seen the dozens of ICOIN SPOT TAFFETA made-it-myself successes? . . . patAnother novelty Evening Fabric just to hand showing terne f' ° f c ™ rse ' by M , cCall ' l ** printed Gold spots on grounds of Coronation Red, smartest pattern in the world, Brown, Blue, Marlborough Blue, and Hollywood obtainable only at M. & C's. Green. 36 inches wide ..Yard: A/& MILNE & CHOYCE LTD. Your Last Opportunity to see "THE INSECT WONDER HOUSE" The specimen* now ehowing home been generously bequeathed by the Collector—Mr. IP. JHf.. Hemingway — to the Auckland War Memorial Museum. . V., ' ■'"' ;v ; ■ '. '■ ' ... . ; '> ■> A collection gathered from ninety-six lands ~ . truly unique in i.t/fr . r * J^jrfS. representation . . .one that deserves more than a casual glance. Colour- S/fTlJ^BKrY^**^ ful Butterflies, Camouflaged Insects, Nature's Marvels, creatures invalu- //I W^**^^ able to man's very life, others just as opposed to it. Included is a y / V\ specimen of the world's largest known insect.. . hideous itt appearance, **i J \ V -*> but absolutely harmless. Small, dealing death with * \-* their stings ... in all, a fascinating, educative exhibition for young and old. ' ''. '• ". •■ " : ■'■'■■ ■'/■■ '■ ■ " '■'■:' •pen dally from 10 a-m. to 4,30 p.m. i|dmi««lon Sixpence. Entire pro- i'V MMIi devoted to the Mew Zealand Crippled Children's Society. CLOSING DEFINITfiLY THURSDAY, APRIL 29th MILNE & CHOYCE LTD.

Rail for Trips and Freight KIDN EYS SHOULD FLUSH OUT Saving Money and Catting Taxation 3ib s A DAY There are over 15 miles of tiny tubes and , , mil- '■ filters in your kidneys to strain the acid body The increased use or the railways by their owners, wastes out of the blood. Kidneys should pass ~,.,,»« j i_ i j t 3 pints a day and so get rid of more than the general public, has lightened the load or taxa- 3 i M . o j WSB te matter, when the passing of , . , T, .i i I water Is scanty, with burning and smarting, tion by a substantial amount. Ihe users thus make I tne kidney tnbes need flushing out. This . , . —, . i c . ~< • • dangerous condition frequently results in a double saving. 1 his benefit vail increase in pro- backache, loss of energy, leg pains, getting up • i> r.i . '-■' ',:'-. • nishts. headaches, dizziness, frequent day portion to the people s use or their own great trans- oa fts gaa distress, constipation, swelling. Beport system, which is worked strictly in accordance £«".£ % %¥*& &£*£ m £* n V'wastt with the well-known-slogan, "Safety, Comfort, ™^ r^ul^bo^o^ouVeo^e f newVtch Economy." Maintenance of national welfare calls STSSISy , JSTSS^TSe^SK for use of the railways for journeys &£2*?^'v^&F%* t « thT^ __ j. ' •' - t*m. It is guaranteed to act to your complete ana rreisjnc. ..,.. satUfaction or money refunded. Van Dorn's - . , ' ' ■' ■•■•■ ' • ■ , Stonik 3/6 pkge.—at chemists and stores.— ; , . . >- ■ ;■"_,'■ Stonik Ooy., Box 1067, Auckland. FEEE ,■ fm hi Ttv' WeHart ~ $r^r?&£^'SS?& "■.;.■:•- *Tv ■ . ' f . '•'* ' '-■■•" A.i J, P.O. Box 1067. Auckland. N.Z.