rustworthy Qualites that make shopping at M. and C.'s so satisfactory at all times—and now, during the sale, whilst these same quality goods show genuine price reductions, the buying becomes doubly attractive. Here are a few suggestions for The Long Shopping Day—FRIDAY;— DELIGHTFUL COTTON MAROCAINS. USUALLY 2/6,2/9 and 2/11. REDUCED TO!/Hi This is one of the most popular weaves of the season, and one that is suited for either maids' or women's frocks. It does not crush, always keeps a nice appearance, and is showing in several very smart stripes on ground colourings of Cream, Sky, Pink, Cora!, Lavender, Fawn, Grey, Nattier, Almond, Jade, Saxe, Apricot, Lemon, and White. Width 38-inch. CHILDREN'S AND MAIDS' ALLWOMEN'S M DRESSES AT 4/11 EACH. Beautifully made garments in Magyar shape, and in three different designs. Circular, V shape, and round necks, finished with hem-stitching. As these will meet with a ready sale, early selection i» advised. Second Floor. SPECIAL SALE OFFERING OF FLOP HATS AT 21/. WORTH DOUBLE! In crinoline and straw, medium and large shapes, in several colourings, all tastefully trimmed with flowers and ribbon. Third Floor. CLEARING AT 5/11. Canadian Two-piece style, in Navy, trimmed with colourings of Red, Gold, and Whice. Splendid quality garments in sizes 18 to 32-inch. First Floor. FANCY WEAVE CASEMENT ' CLOTH. AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE LINE AT 1, 6 PER YARD. A nice heavy-weight cloth, 40 inches wide, in fancy stitched block check centre and attractive coloured border. Has a nice appearance, and differs from the ordinary type of casement. Cream or Biscuit centre, with border in various colourings. Fourth Floor. j A REMARKABLE PRICING OF WHITE LINEN. Suitable for slip bodices or undergarments, and practically the price of cotton goods. Width .... 29in. 36in. 51 in. Usually ... 1 /iH 2/3 5/9 Sale Prices 1/7-1 1/10J 4/3 / Made of pink cotton troche, they combine bras* *. siere and corset, A very comfortable garment for summer wear, fastening back or front, and obtain", able in sizes 32 to 32. Second Floor. CRASH NAPERY CLEARING AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. A big and very interesting range, embracing Cushion Covers, Runners, Chair Back®, Centres, Sofa Backs, etc. All good serviceable articles, effectively embroidered in various coloured designs. On the Ground Floor. Perfect fitting Gauntlet Kid Gloves, with elastic wrist. Obtainable in Black, White, Black with White stitchings, or White with Black stitchmgs— Sale Price, 6/3 pair. Scarves in Marocain, Silk, or Crepe de Chine, in square, triangular, or Song shapes, in a wide range of Oriental colourings, some with self or contrast-; ing borders™—-Usually 5/6, 7/6, and 8/I.l# Sill© Prices, 3/11, 4/11, 5/11® All-wool Cashmere Hose, extra long legs, Full fashioned, with double spliced feet and wide suspender tops. In various shades of tan——Usually 7/11. Sale Price,, 4/11. n S
m jii I Jst£ H I : " f I i I -■• • - ■ - ~v y L • lfl|f^ I ■. V| | j i .*..»■ ••.■■- -. I r*■ '• t r ''' ' '<* l *- :, x __ J _^___L-^_-^-_^ll——--jJ Extract from a loiter written by a medical practitioner and published in the Auckland Star, February 10, 1925: — If all the people in Now Zealand whose nostrib are not in a perfectly healthy state applied twice or thrice a day to them a little of the following preparation either by a spray or by means of a little surgeon's wool twirled on" the end of a short piece of thin wood, their catarrh would be alleviated, they would be ablo to breathe more easily through their nostrils and their nostrils would be kept in such a condition that they would filter all germladen dust out of the air breathed, and so only pure air would reach the inferior of the body. The preparation I use is camphor, grs. one, acid carbolic, grs. two; menthol, grs, four; alboleno (liquid vaseline), one ounce. The camphor and the carbolic may be left out, or eucalvptol may be substituted for either or tooth. The menthol and albolene are essential, the first for its action on the lining membrane, the second to collect the impurities in the air. This would at once end the present epidemic, and prevent any j future ones. Absolute Satisfaction Guaranteed! For more than a quarter of a century Mentholatum has been prepared by the Mentholatum Company. If you are dissatisfied in any way with Mentholatum using it return the package to your dealer. We authorise him to repay the retail purchase price, and we will refund to him the full amount. Dili : imi on to your friends ***& " The preparation I use is camphor, acid carbolic, menthol, and alboleno (liquid vaseline). Now read what "Mentholatum" contains Mentholatum ia an effectivo and safe remedy, con- "* taining Menthol, Camphor, Oil of Eucalypti™, Oil of Gaultheria, Boracic Acid, Oil of Pino, Petrolatum (Vaseline), in correct quantities. This would at or.ee end the present epidemic! and provent any future ones. "Mentholatum" in the Home. Mentholatum is also a most effective and pleasant aalve for: Burns and Scalds, Bruises, Nasal Catarrh, or Head Colds, Chap® and Chilblains, Cuts, Eczema, Bore Feet, Headaches, Insect Stings, Neuralgia, Piles or Hcmraorrhoids, Prickly Heat, Sore Eyelids, Sprains, Sun oc Wind Burn, etc. "Mentholatum" is sold everywhere at 1/6 per jar or tube, " Mentholatum " may bo used freely arid safely by children of any age as %vell os adults. Is Your Solution BP NOW!
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18942, 13 February 1925, Page 17
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