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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20619, 18 July 1930, Page 4

Those smart Tweed Frocks m anted in every wardrobe The above sketches portray three examples from a big collection priced for Clearance at 39/1 1. In the neat check effects that are so fashionable —skirts just the right length for general outing wear, nicely pleated or flared. An opportunity of securing that extra frock" at a considerable saving. ■■ Milne & Choyce's Sale ~ Dainty Little Imported Garments, in haircord and dimity; white, smocked in sky, saxe, orange, rose, pink; beautifully designed and finished— Usually 24/6 29/6 35/- 45/- 49/6. Sale: 12/3 14/9 17/6 22/6 24/9. Imported M°del Coats and Pelisses—Usually 75/-, 84/-, 89/6, 95/. Clearing at 59/6. Charming designs for infants and toddlers. In white corduroy, charmelaine, wool cord, etc. 2 Only—Crepe de chine Models, with warm interlining, trimmed with swanadown; sky and pink—Usually £5/19/6 and 6gns. Sale, £4/10/-. AH Imported Models—Matinee Coats, Infants' Crepe de Chine Frocks, Handmade French Muslin Frocks, Rompers, etc., At Specially Reduced Prices. TODDLERS' "PESCO" ALL-WOOL SLEEPING SUITS—With or without feet. For ages 1 to 4 years—Usually 22/6 to 29/6, Clearing at Half Price. A o Breechette Suits plain knit, all-wool; champagne, saxe, red, rose, green, fawn and helio.; I 6in. and 1 Bin. Usually 14/11 and 16/11. Sale, 9/11. Toddlers' Coal and Cap Sets—A splendid variety of styles to choose from; rose, red, green, fawn, saxe, white and brown 16/11 and 18/11. For 10/11. FIRST FLOOR. Tudor Dessert Fruit Jellies— Usually 3/- lb. FRIDAY'S SPECIAL PRICE, 2/8 lb., 6oz. 1/-. A variety of real Fruit Flavours, in sugar-coated jellies. Tempting in appearance, deiicious in favour—an ideal after-dinner sweetmeat.