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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21561, 4 August 1933, Page 16

Final SALE FRIDAY atM . . THE SALE POSITIVELY ENDS AT 12.15 TO-MORROW .. a I ' ■ I ■ ■ Chocolates —1/6 Special assortment —Creams, Caramels, Crisps, Fruits, linger, and other delicious centres- AH fresh, pure sweets. Stocktaking this week has disclosed many oddments and broken ranges that must be cleared within the next two days. As indicated by the few instances given to-day some exceptional ( buying opportunities are presented to-day—and to-morrow morning. Quantities are limited, and, of course, assortments are incomplete, but final clearance prices provide savings of the utmost importance in every Department of the Store. To inspect the windows and spend a few minutes going round the various Departments is sure to reveal some personal or home necessity upon which a considerable saving can be effected. The Friday Evening Meal is always enjoyed by patrons of the "Tudor" Room—dainty and tasteful dishes delightful music by the " Tudor " Trio —— and the cost is no more. Locknit Princess Slips—4/H A remarkable buying opportunity manufacturers' mediums —opera lop, also rouhd neck pink, peach, maize, sky, green. Tables of Underwear Oddments Clearing at Half Price and Less. Vests, Bloomers, Knickers, Combinations. Princess Slips, Nightdresses, Pyjamas, Dressing Jackets, Dressing Gowns. For Maids and Children TABLE OF ODDMENTS CLEARING AT 2/11 Including' Sleeping Suits, Combinations, Infahta Bonnets and Hats, Navy Wool Bloomers— usually 6/6 to J 0/6. ONE PRICE CLEARANCE OF MAIDS' APPAREL AT 9/11 Oddments in Cardigans. Jumpers, Frocks, Velour Coats, and Gym. Tunics. Usual prices range from 19/11 to 35/-. | TABLE OF CHILDREN'S MILLINERY. 1/11, 2/11, 3/H Breton sailors and wanted shapes for ages 5 to 15 years—fur felts and velours—smartly trimmed —usually 7/11 to ,15/6. Single Bed— 8/11 Three-quarter Bed— 9/11 Double Bed — 11/6 Keen buyers will not let these last two days of sale pass without securing requirements. Heavy twill sheets—si yards in each pair. 75 SAMPLE BEDSPREADS Single bed size, usually 1 7/6 to 25/——Clearance price, 9/11. Art. silk, appliqued, and fancy embroidered designs on grounds of blue, rose, lavender, green, fawn, and gold. PILLOW GASES 9fd each, 4/3 per half dozen. Dependable quality—full size, 20 x 30—-taped and well finished, Secure half a dozen at least. Corsetry Oddments Clearing at 9/11 The collection includes corselettes, side hook girdles, and back lacing COrsets —usually 19/6 to 29/6. M and C. CLASP FRONT CORSETS of pink Spotted coutil—26 to 33 Waist—special clearance price, 11/9. GOSSARD FRONT LACING CORSETS—final opportunity of securing at sale prices. Sports and Pique Romaine. f Delightful fabrics, specially suit- 2 / f 1 able for early Spring wear: In a variety of neat printed designs yard* and self colours. White and pastel tonings Usually 5/11, 7/11 and 9/6. Width 34/36ifi. Pure Silk Hose. 6/11 P air > 3 pairs for 20/Usual 9/11 quality. Extra" heavy, pure silk, full fashioned—cradle foot-—quite the newest shades, including gunmetal and dark brown. A truly remarkable offering. Cashmere Hose. 1 4/11 and 5/11 Quality for 2/11 All wool——full fashioned—good shades. All sizes 8 Jin. to 1 Oin. Pure Silk and Rayon Hose. J/- pair. 3 pairs for 5/11 Dependable hose—mock seams. Complete range of shades and sizes. Clearance of Leather Handbags at 8/11 1 Pouch and underarm styles—well made and finished—black, brown/ navy, tan, beige. Usually 10/6 to 18/11. Skin Gloves. Final Friday Offering at 7/6 Kid, nappa, and suede all good quality gloves—usually 9/11 to 17/6 pair. Jewellery Oddments Clearing at i/- each. Necklets, Pearls, Ear-rings—usually priced up to 3/J 1. FINAL FRIDAY PRICES provide Wonderful Buying Opportunities IN THE SHOWROOM 23 FROCKS—-in marocain and crepe de chine—long sleeves*—fawn, light green, grey, and brown. Usually 69/6 to £7/19/6. Final Friday: 39/6 12 ENSEMBLES—lightweight tweeds and wool Weaves —fawn, green, blue—long sleeved frocks—Kip and three-quarter coats. Usually £5/19/6 to £6/19/6. Final Friday: 49/6 31 COAT FROCKS—in lightweight wool weaves, afgalaine, crepe de chine, and romaine—good variety of styles, sizes, and colours. Usually 84/- to £5/19/6. Final Friday: 25/36 COATS—fur trimmed and limited number of tailored styles in tweed—good range of sizes—rust, blue, green, and brown—-collars of grey Indian lamb, black Persian lamb, moleskin, and American opossum. Usually £4/19/6 to £B/19/6. Friday's Price: 55/45 KNITWEAR FROCKS—a few in tweed —greens, reds, blues, and novelty mixtures. Usually 59/6 to £7/19/6. Final Friday: 2^/^ 56 PULLOVERS—fine wool, plain and figured—good colour range. Usually J 9/11. to 39/6. Clearance Price: 10/25 TWO and THREE-PIECE SUlTS—knitwear, plain and fancy weaves—usually! 49/6 to 90/-. Final Friday: 25/35 SPORTS COATS—In smart diagonal flannel, and many novelty weaves— Usually 25/6 to 39/11. Final Friday: ...MILLINERY... BALANCE CLEARING AT TWO PRICES Oddments in velours, fur felts, At Oddments in navy and black , _ model millinery in velvet j and wool felts—brown, navy, a Imm mo , i millinery m velvet 4/ A 1 beige, green, wine, cherry, and 9/1 * Specially suuTd'To matton" black. Usual prices range from 15/6 to 29/6. wear. Usual prices range up to 39/6. Departmental Alterations An ever-increasing business demands more space, and the Art Needlework Department now occupies the position formerly devoted to flowers, basketware, etc. Patrons will appreciate the improved facilities and delightful displays now being made. Fadeless Sluhb Repp. 5/11, for 3/6 Very smart new hangings in heavy quality art. silk, featuring attractive floral design. Ground tonings of blue, orange, rose, green, and gold. Width, 48-incH. Down Quilts. Limited number-—double bed size, 19/11; single bed size, 15/6. Axminster Carpet Squares. Good range of designs and colourings— Persian, floral, and modernistic effects. S 9ft. x 7ft. 6in. t .... £5/19/6 for 98A 9ft. x 9ft. *i. *. £6/19/6 for £5/15/9ft. x 10ft. 6in, ,«• *» £7/19/6 for £6/Is/9ft. x 12ft. .» £B/19/6 for £7/15/. Men's Suits 75/* In fancy Worsteds and Thornproof Tweeds, -smartly cut, well-finished suits; good colour variety; all sizes—Usually £4/14/6 to £5/5/-. Tweed Overcoats. In smart fancy shades of fawns, browns and greys —Usually 69/6 to £5/10/-. Friday's Price: 59/6 Waterproofed Tweed Overcoats. Double-breasted; fawns and greys 37/6 Cardigans and Pull-overs. Variety of designs and colours—Usually 18/6 to 25/-. Clearance Price: 15/6 Fur Felt Hats. Best English makes. All aizea-—Usually 25/» to 39/6. Clearance Price: 9/11 Shoes. Smart shapes in box and willow calf; all sizes—Worth 25/-. Friday's Price: J Pyjamas. Made from superior Twill Pyjama Cloth; good colour range—9/6 for g/f | ALL-WOOL UNDER PANTS. Dependable quality; all sizes—Usually 9/6 to 13/6. Clearance Price: 6/11 SOX. All-Wool and Art. Silk and Wool—Usually 2/1! to 3/6. For Pair* WIDE-END TIES. Big range of smart stripes and colours-—3/6 and 3/11. For Tea Sets—j^/6 21 piece—fine bone English china. A choice of 22 different designs, and some of the most interesting yet received. Some express the ideal of daintiness, others feature very r t ew modernistic decorations. Many hand finished in designs and colourings quite out of the commonplace. Cup, Saucer, and Plate to match—2/11 set. DO NOT MISS THE ODDMENT TABLE at 2/6-and 5/-. China, Glassware, Gift Goods, and Novelties. ON THE MEZZANINE FLOOR. For BOYS NAVY RUBBER LINED OVERCOATS belted—double breasted—special offering at 13/6. , BOYS' ALL WOOL ROSLYN NAVY FLANNEL SHlßTS—fast dye—ages 4to 16 years—exceptional value, 5/11. BOYS PYJAMAS—dependable twill pyjama cloth—for ages 3to 1 7 years, v Sizes Ito 4, 3/11. 5 to 10,4/11. BOYS* WINTERWEIGHT UNDER VESTS—wooI and cotton soft finish-—for ages 4 to 14 years—all sizefr—exceptional value—2/6. Art. Shot Taffetas. Exceptional valufc in dainty | / f f 1 Art. Shot Taffetas, for smart ™ ™™ 2J evening wear, etc. Obtainable j in Several delightful tonings in shot effect. Width 36in. FINAL FRIDAY MILNE & CHOYCE'S SALE

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