Perhaps a suit, a pair of shoes, a hat, or any other clothing need, you will be out to purchase to the best possible advantage. The greatest opportunity in many months is afforded by the M. & C. Sale. You not only purchase with confidence as to style correctness and dependability, but also to very considerable price advantage. Here are a Few Instances: Most men know that English-made Overcoats are accepted as the last word in cut, §t, quality and finish., Yet here they are in the very latest Plain and Fancy Coatings—Raglan or form-fitting styles—Coats that are priced in the usual way from £5/19/6 to £9/9/ 50 of them, Reduced to 5 guineas each. NAVY SERGE SUlTS.—Guaranteed indigo dye, perfectly cut, dependable linings. Single and doublebreasted—Usually 105/- and 115/-. Now priced at 89/6 Smart, comfortable fitting SHOES, of willow calf, box calf and patent leather—Usually 35/-. Now 29/6 FELT HATS, best known makes—3s/- and 39/6' qualities— For 29/6 STRIPED POPLIN SHIRTS, with collars to match—--12/6 and 14/6 qualities. For 9/11 CARDIGANS, PULLOVERS, AND LUMBER JACKETS, best Scottish and English Makes—Usually 25/6 and 29/6. For 19/11 And savings of equal importance are to be effected on every clothing need during the SALE AT THE STORE FOR MEN MILNE &CHOYCE Ltd. Queen Street : : Auckland
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20620, 19 July 1930, Page 20
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