■ ' Dress 'and Fashion. _■. ■■ ■ ■.' ,■..■. .■■■■... .- '•'.; ■.. ' . I II ' ' "'" ' '•"" ' " """*" " • »-,,,' I MILNE & CHOYCE'S SALE | HALF PRICE REMNANT DAY ON MONDAY j I | i READ THIS ANNOUNCEMENT CAREFULLY THRO- "~' $ ■'"■■ I— _ a '■ . Miss nothing— it the biggest savings the nf«*,r»v j 1 Miss nothing—for it tells of the biggest savings of the Panrv N«r»Pr*v 1 I CoUfltrV most successful sale the M. &C. store has experienced. rdOCy I papery | 1 " In view of the wonderful offerings and vigorous selling of _■__'_.•'« . I I ' the past few weeks this may seem rather a broad state- 10 per cent. Oif Sale j 1 1 CllStomerS. ment, nevertheless 'tis correct. Price. 1 | THE ODDMENTS, ODD LINES, TOSSED GARMENTS, , . . 1 If you wish to take advance Etc.. ARE ALL BEING DISPLAYED AT STILL LOWER J3 $3%gd SSing*ffi 1 1 of these Bargain,, TELEGRAPH PRICES. Sale » wbiec*-to a further | ~■ 1 YOUR REQUIREMENTS, and i count of 10 per cent. MO*- | we will lay the goods aside until COME EARLY ! there will be a big gathering of eager day it.include*. DOylg-a.. 1 I your letter and remittance purchasers right from the time the doors open at 9 o'clock. , £ l ™ e ££' Serv Stte S ; etc. M - I 3 reaches us. " ~•■''. ; ■■ H I • . AGAIN WE SAY READ THIS THRO CAREFULLY. 1 _ 1 n \ — —- | I THE SIGN OF THE REMNANT DAY. I Half-price Remnant" Day has become 11 £«4.teS ~ REMNANTS AT HALF THE MARKED PRICE, i sands of satisfied patrons, who know that «—*»»» »»*.,« t . 11 the reductions are absolutely as stated. ' fe's For the Housewife, there are the Rem- COLOURED DRESS GOODS MUSLIMS LACES 1 nants of Household Goods (always sold ■ ■ BLACK DRESS GOODS - VOILES EMBROIDERY | __ out quickly). For the Mother, there arc nowca tdtmmtvp« RTRRONS Ftc W m the useful Lengths of Dress and Blousing SERGES DRESS TRLMMLSGS KIBiiUNb, itc. U H Materials for herself or the children. ■ - VIYELLAS > DAMASKS ART BORDERINGS || V i There are the Trimmings, Laces, Em- .BUSINGS CALICOES . . MADRAS HANGINGS 1 M broidery, etc., BLOLSINGS CALICOES , «n«TO 1 I ALL AT HALF THE MASKED PRICE CAMBRICS SHEETINGS ART MOSL.N | i OH MONDAY. ZEPHYRS CRETONNES 10WELLING. Ej ' ' . ____________ I I Furnishing Evening Rough and Double-width | I . Cretonnes Gauzes Ready Navy Satin I I*« n m nr-j.t. In mid and dark grey only. I I „..:■- Double idth ' _ This is a very rich and lus- 1 I all at including— _s_J|*_f_J trous material, suitable for | H White Gauze, with green bead, wi ct Vil Ladies' Evening Wear under I m * WTiite Gauze, with sky bead. , . . Nets, etc., or for lining Opera § m _ / ... White Gauze, with pink bead. This useful material is of good Coats. It is full 40 inches wide, ajj : §§ j! ' White Gauze, with helio. bead. heavyweight and 45 inches wide, and honestly worth 4/6 yard. M b!I mm MM Black Gauze, with black bead. ~„™. „J1 „„,.,»,, »/ji vn ....... H Eg If. BeUo - Gauze, with iridescent MONDAY PRICE, 1/4£ \ u MONDAY, Tl/lf PER YD 5 fe'l r-.TI m/' ■■;. bead. .''..'' i || X Amethyst Gauze, with iridescent ■ ■■■■ | mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmm ■—»__ 11 T3 Yard * bead. «——»—— H ■"......,:■ !«*«• Navy Gauze, with iridescent rr/Mirr*! _r I II *_■ " -, ~„ T Browf Gauze with iridescent 70 dOZCI! IOWELS, 1 1 The remainder of the Loose u™, auze ' wjta , indescent _„„ _, ~,..*,, «.■._. .. V A- •' I I Cover and Furnishing Cretonnes, Black Gauze, with dark hides- White and Unbleached, slightly SOlled. 25 per | B all this season's designs— cent spot. ' "' Cent. IeSS than UStial. 1$ m prices, 1/3, l/ 4£, 1/6, 1/9, 1/11. The usual prices are 1/11J, and • * . ; M » SS&Y - *•*•'**" .Xi/. YARD ON .MONDAY 100 MARCELLA QUILTS, j 1 ' in j£ and double bed sizes. 20 per cent, off | 1 ——. ■——-——— usual prices. B I I . ——— ' . ■ ■ ■ ■■ . m I COLOURED SEE THE HALF-PRICE TABLES OF I 1 CASEMENT LADIES' UNDERWEAR. [j I ' s«*v -•y» t : B ■• Lovers of dainty Underwear will find some ' .'■ M M (i I rare values at these tables. With the exception g*j 1 * - - .. . " of being slightly tossed, the goods are quite ' 1 50 Inches wide. '' ! perfect ' Come " nd ' lect them early " 1 n ~ . Ladies'( Longcloth Nightdresses, machine and Flannelette Combinations, cream and pink— w] :, I] 5 CoIOUrS, ' hand-made, trimmeci with Val. lace and fine Usually 3/11, 4/6, to 6/11. , sir i . Swigs embroidery—Usually 18/6 to 52/6. . . , §§ '..•.:■■■■■ I •:: . _ #✓-* • ' ~ „ ~ a -. Flannelette Knickers, trimmed embroidery— if ? V I' USUally 1/6* • Longcloth Kmckers-Usualy.3/ 1411 to 14/6. </ . 4 -~ 1 -i-Alf. ; ; ,':;; '■'■*■ Longcloth Camisoles—Usually 3/6, 4/6, to 15/6. '"'..*{_'' fci 1 **li«/\\.Tni'l'C/ D3J v/l Longcloth Combinations—Usually 4/11 to 49/6. Soiled White Cambric Underskirts—Usually 5/11 [•$ I MONDAY 5f U. Yard. Longcloth Chemises-Usually 4/11, 5/11, to 14/6. to 32/6. j;;l 11 MILNE & CHOYCE'S SALE. For Men and Boys I m J IfJIJIJMIIJM %& 4J_IJUiMB S Men , 5 Sac Suits, latest English cut, m | 111 1 I smart Tweeds and Worsteds, are offer- j || m ° . 1 - .ihi M .n. .■■■■ ..I .ii.,„., ing at 25 per cent, off the already -keenly M |(| marked usual prices. This is an ex- 'm '$& ceptional opportunity for the money- | HJ saving, yet, smartly-dressing, man. M i VISIT THE SHOWROOM. Fancy Vest s.-of these thereareonl y 23 - 1 19 *✓ ___■_* 4w__vx a\vv/i.i and are in fawns, greys, creams, and | IB fancy stripes, all flannel —Usually m m Most of the foregoing items are culled from the First Floor Departments, 8/6/12/6, 15/6. THEY ARE HALF 1 M Most of the foregoing items are culled from the First Floor Departments, ' ' ' ' .' -~„ „.„.,,, £; |11 r THESE PEIOES ON MONDAY. | ES but the Showroom is not to be outdone are equally as desirous of , T --1 ■, m- * n .<■„ . 1 WM 1 ■' Wide-end Tie?, 40 dozen of them, in § !|| clearing their odd numbers. fashionable shades and patterns— 1 H _, ~.„. -, , . , „ . ,-,.,,, • Usually 2/6 each. ON MONDAY, 1/- ' W gg The Millinery Department has some offerings at ridiculously low prices, j EACH I U whilst the Costume and Skirt Department has a Half-price Table that will nArcil TMOt , v „„.„„ „,, . ,' 1 m ~,-._, ... BOYS JERSEY BulTb.-—lhe remainder 1 H give delight to economical shoppers, of our Boy _, Jergey Suits v . m be offered | ii on MONDAY at 3/11 Suit. Be first to 1 see them. | I Millinery • ggg -|-J^ e showroom I All-wool Cashmere Jerseys, light and I m medium weights, m cardinal, navy, || 1 Deoartment To y nc « ™* m > reseda ' aml broWD - ALLHAi;p 1 I Uepdrimcil L Tables ! the MARKED price on Monday. I H Felt "Paddys," in assorted colours, untrimmed ,„-,.,, ~ , , | SI —lljd each. I ;i *' Coloured Felt " Paddys, trimmed— m I Coloured Felt -Asuiikit-Hats-i/ii. Goods at Half From the Fancy -I 1 Coloured Beaver Cloth Shapes, in four shades— ■ /VS £8 I^ll*l^ AC «-». ' 1 usually io/6. Monday! i/ii. marKea prices. Department I The balance of our Tweed Rinking Caps, Un- _,„_..„,_„ ~,,,. ! ~„. _, , „ . _. _._ „ S trimmed Straws, Straw Ready-to-Wears, and COSTUMES, at half marked prices. Silk Crepe de Chine lies-Usually 1/6 | oddments in ChHdren',-All 6d each on SKIRTS, at half marked prices. and 2/6 ' ° MONDAY, 9d each. ■ I MONDAY. i Silk All-over Lace, 18in, ivory only— Iff ' UNDERSKIRTS, at half marked prices. Usually 2/11. On MONDAY, 1/9 yard. fl Cream Silk Lancer Feathers—l/,- each. ..■-.< .. , __~ . „__ TT _„_i „,.,-„„„ ■ . • m .'■ "' ... DRESSING GOWNS, at half marked prices. Sod / d Kid Gloves-Usual prices ranging 1 Cream S,Uk and .Wool Evening Hoods-6/11 and ™.™ ,„ from 2/6 to 4/11. Clearing at 1/- pair. B ■■■:■ Qltv COATS, at half marked prices. [|i < :■■';■! . > . ' + . i , ( ~ ''',■< ' - • - - - • ' ': i >';:.. ,! ;.:.-V:'v - : ': ■.^:.:'-\.?N-:7. ; -i^'-^i ; ?V .^i>'^>:."" ; v ''■■ : '■;' ''i,. '■ >'■ i^ ! .!V-/'" Vv ': ' "., ■■ ■■; : ...;••■... ...... • '"". ''/■^'r.■;.'■■■:':■ ':'''' :^.-:;ri "i:'\-':v^! : ' i i'''■i^ , .;^ f VV<v^i r ':y!'if'^ : 'Vif;v-';y ;;'.;.. .. t .:-..5.■-,■■:.':-.,; ■ y';\ ■;; ';..'>;;:.';./;■;;;. /.-.■ .:' . ■ill 1 lili 111 I UMliilHl j ."'. < ', '.■ ~»-'.. : .
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15056, 27 July 1912, Page 10 (Supplement)
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