Page 17 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20724, 18 November 1930, Page 17

'lt Costs No More at M. & C.'s" We Can't Help J I —But we CAN help you to profit by the f climatic vagaries of the past two months. A | belated season has enabled us to secure two I very fine lots of fashionable Frocks from a I wholesale model house at a figure that makes I our selling prices amazingly low. 60 Spun Silk The illustration on the right shows one of these Frocks, made of Macclesfield striped spun silk—the best laundry silk yet produced; beautifully tailored; ground colourings of Madonna, saxe, sage green, grey, rose beige, fawn, vermilion, black/white. S.W., W.. and O.S>.—Usually priced at £5/19/6. I m m m if/, i lyv «<••'* \ w Mut Two Exceptional Opportunities for To-day! Doors Open 8.45. And for the Younger Set.... 60 Crepe de Chine i cks Charming little Frocks of good quality crepe de chine; hand-made and embroidered with exquisite Viennese and French hand-drawn work; tailored styles specially suited for sports wear; in salmon, apricot, patou pink, almond, apple green, lime, lemon, sungold, saxe, Madonna. See illustration on left for example.—Usually £4/19/6 to £6/19/6. Milne & Choyce Limited Queen Street Auckland

'▲ % advertisements in the 4 Weekly News * are amazing. We get letters from all over New Zealand—from Russell to Otautau in Southland and from places we have never heard of in New Zealand. We have many pounds worth of orders to date from an advertisement put in a few weeks ago. You certainly must have a large circulation." FROM A SATISFIED ADVERTISER. For Rates, EtcApply—"Auckland Weekly News Telephone 46-948 A