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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18566, 26 November 1923, Page 17

7 M. & C: FOR*VALUE AND VARIETY >( r AN ATTRACTIVE PRICING OF DISTINCTIVE FROCKS IN VOILE and GEORGETTE. BEAUTIFULLY BEADED AND EMBROIDERED GARMENTS ' : at 95/t: \v BSO BS2 834 THE frocks in question, although- thoroughly up to the • minute in style and colouring, were secured under circumstances which permit of Unusually favourable pricing. : , Consequently, the opportunity is afforded. of acquiring a really distinctive garment at a figure within the reach of even the most limited spending allowance. Fashioned from finest quality Voile and Georgette, they are, > in most instances, beautifully beaded and embroidered in various designs similar to those portrayed in the accompanying, sketches. , Early inspection is! imperative if disappointment would be. avoided. '':'(.' '' ,;■ . ~.' './.:. •,, ; ;-,; . ; - .. .. i. '~.. \" C- y? B3o—Alice Blue Cotton Georgette is the fabric chosen for this pretty' Frock, > ' " the front and back being tastefully beaded in White and embroidered to tone. . , ~V —Price, 95/-..' . ' r '"" ; .'■._-" : . B32—Voile of a nice Lemon tone is the fabric of this dainty - Frock. •> It is gathered at sides, handsomely beaded and embroidered, and finished with ' ■ : ■-.••-;•■'!■. narrow tie belt.— Price; 95/-. !; :.'" SiiwwSß -- fßH^^C'^P^S^^®^^^ 11 effect is attained in this Charming Frock of 'Cinnamon Voile, the Vandyke treatment of White bands, pleated belt of self.---Price, f<'; -.;- :; 95/-. . . '■- : -'" PLAN YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NOW — » There's Apparel Needs for the summer vacation to be considered, Gift Goods to be chosen, Toys for the children to be secured— to be accomplished in , 4 the few weeks now left to Christmas— the early shopper not only has the ~ advantage of the widest assortments, but receives that undivided attention N which every customer has a right to expect. «. | ~ . TOYLAND is now open on ! the First Floor, where a wondrous variety of Dolls and Toys . of every description are displayed for inspection. -~ . : .. --MILNE & CHOYCE, Ltd.—- 1 .:■?;/, .;,; Queen Street> ~,■ y,;'.' >,-,._ . -■■". ■ '■■■■••'- .:. i ■-. ■ . • ■ ' '"■ .''.^l_.:__..2._____^___l_L—______——___■ Handy 21b. Canisters for the Pantry '•' / : . s;K - -r' ' ■■- ' "■: • ; .. ' ■y- vV: --.-, ~--".' • Every pound' of "AMBER TIPS" will brew far more cups than a pound of any inferior tea—-its quality cannot be excelled as it is ALL FINE tea. When you 1 buy "AMBER TIPS" in 21b. canisters you get extra value as the canisters are free and, when emptied, have many uses m the pantry and kitchen. J Ask your grocer for AMBER TIPS" in the 21b. canister—the price is the same as in Jib. andjljb. packets. "AMBER TIPS" FINE Ten

A TIN of Rolfe' Wax will matte worn Furniture look equal to new. Refuse substitutes. ■ WE have Cleaning ana Remodelling Department ' for Ladies' and Gent.'a Hats.—Cox's Hat Factors, Karangahape Rd. -_—————— u "IF it's an Auctioneer you want, ' nag ■*• George Walker, Phone 9867,