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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21146, 1 April 1932, Page 3

R-10—A distinctive three-hole Tie Shoe of genuine Indian python. Natural tannage makes them very supple and comfortable. Light soles, Cuban heels. In black, brown, beige, or blue. Also in genuine Calcutta lizard in black or brown. All sizes and half sizes—39/6. R-12—Attractive low-cut, step-in model, smartly tailored for costume or more dressy wear. Genuine python, in beige, black, brown, blue; also genuine Calcutta lizard, in black or brown. Fine calf trim with white piping—--39/6. R-14—Oni::-strap, centre buckle model, with comfortable Cuban heel. The perfect walking shoe, good fitting last,. In genuine python, in beige, blauk, brown; also genuine Calcutta lizard, in black oir brown. All siizes and half sizes—39/15. AN ASTONISHING OFFER AT A pair of genuine reptile shoes the secret desire of many ladies, who have been denied possession upon the score of expense. Now, through this wonderful offering, M. & C. s make it possible for everyone to include a pair in the new season's outfit. Through a very favourable contract, the benefit of which has been passed on to patrons, the smartest and most desirable shoes become available at the extremely moderate price of 39/6. The styles, as illustrated, have been produced under specific instructions a tie shoe, a step-in and a one-strap all particularly smart models for wear with the: new autumn fashions. To be fashionable, to be thrifty, no woman can afford to overlook such a unique buying opportunity. It is important to note that the shoes are not produced from clippings, bu: from whole skins of finest tannage. See the window display. I And now the famous • ARISTOC Silk Stockings come to you in all the new shades at 6/11 pair Pure silk—fully-fashioned—perfectly proportioned—smart narrow Cuban heel—reinforced toes, heels and feet—fine Lisle hem—a stocking that admirably fills the call for fashion and dependability at a popular price. A British production of outstanding merit, and a hose which we have every reason to believe represents the finest value obtainable at 6/11. 3 pairs for 20/-. *'Aristoc" tonings include:—Gunmetal, oak, hazel, kangaroo, Madeira, Romany, Grenada. The browny fawns and fawny browns—the neutral shaideis for wear with orange and red—the popular gunmetal and rich dull browns to accompany the smartest ensemble. mmt . ' i j Business Girl ♦ ♦ A Wonderful FROCK Value at This very smart little Frock is of flecked knitwear weave, perfectly fashioned on simple lines and completed with patent belt, velvet bow and buttons —an ideal frock for the business girl. Obtainable in black/red, red/white, orange/ brown, lemon/brown, Lido/ black, saxe / white,. Sizes : S.S.W., S.W., w. Are You Suffering from Foot Troubles? Do not miss the great opportunity free advice of Mr. Frimcis Deacon, will be in attendance l or a short pe: TO-DAY, Make appointments the Shoe Section,, Special Service First Floor, of receiving the a Specialist, who :iod, commencing immediately in for Men, on the

The Smarter Crowns... the Newer Brims... the "different" Trimming notes ... the Finer Qualities yet how reasonably priced are the "GAGE" felts this season *"~"N 3 X> /!'??> M-40—"Gage" Fur Felt, featuring smartly folded brim, and a flat bow of satin ribbon at back. In black or navy—29/6. The Tudor Week-end Box of Delicious Confections—--3/6 Box. An attractively packed Week-end Box of Assorted Tudor Sweets, including Chocolates, Marshmallows, Toffees, Nut Roll, Cocoanut Ice, Turkish Delight, etc. M-41—A nicely modelled crown and graceful brim lines, hackle quill mount, pipings of leather edged felt. A "Gage" Fur Felt, in navy, black or brown—-29/6. M-42—A "Gage" Tricorne of Fur Felt discloses how smartly a brim may be treated. The quill is twotone—29/6. IVM3 A distinctive "Gage Hat with crown sectioned in , a:n unusual way, and trimmed with long pheasant quill. Navy, black, fawn, or nigger. 39/6. * The "Make It Yourself" Corner Have you thought of a Winter pastime—something interesting and useful as well? II" not, there is no place like the "Make It Yourself" Corner on the Ground Floor. Knitting—Art. Needlework—Lmbroidery—-Rug Making—Tapestry Work—Crocheting—Denriison Crafts—are just a few sugestions. And the Children—encourage them to come for helpful instructions on Saturday; mornings. Milne &l Choyce Ltd M-44—Another smart version of the Tricorne in a "Gage" Fur Felt. Brim bound faille ribbon, buckle finish at side. Navy, brown, or black —39/6. QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND DOWN QUILTS is :> a service speciality of the M. & C. Store. A wide range of latest fabrics always on view. Estimates willingly given. Fourth Floor.

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