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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19717, 17 August 1927, Page 17

SPRING SHOW at M. ® c:s The Mode Revealed by Impressive Window and Departmental Exhibits in conjunction with Mannequin Parades in the Tudor Room IF you would become acquainted with the Fashion dictates of the Season—with what is correct in style, colourings, and accessories for every occasion—a visit to the M. & C. Store at the present moment will prove both interesting and informative. On the Third Floor, the personally selected fashions from Paris, Vienna and London reveal the authoritative style changes. On the Second Floor, with its immense display area, one is met with a bevy of the most glorious weaves, colourings, and printings conceivable. Then a visit to the First Floor brings before you the smartest footwear for morning, afternoon, and evening wear —Footwear with that exclusive note so much in evidence in all the Season's' merchandise, whilst on the Ground Floor is assembled everything in the way of fashionable, accompaniments and adornments that go to complete a smart toilette for every occasion. The Mannequin Parades In the Tudor Room will be continued each afternoon this week at 3.15 p.m.; on Friday evening, at 5.15 and 6.15 p.m.; and on Saturday morning, at 1 1 a.m. Those desirous of reserving tables should do so without delay. J) V \> J 1 QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND i 'MA A new series of REAL ACTION PHOTOGRAPHS of World Champions in— CRICKET TENNIS FOOTBALL BOXING GOLF SWIMMING ATHLETICS RACING ROWING AVIATION Are now packed with 'VARSITY cigarettes —smoke them tO'day. > 1 i Ijjgggj ifK PURE VIRGINIA HIGHEST GRADE CIGARETTES Lambert & Butler, England. 2 1