fj / m '• - WBBff i •vW\ rtV ■> Tie i f i ||? 1 I I \ make the most iy»pi VSr of;, >*s£V. ; Well filled with best Samarang Kapok . . . fine quality-Mattresses with large rolled edges. Closely tufted Belgian Ticking in Rose, Blue or Green. 3ft. wide— Usually 63/4ft. Gin. wicleU anally .90/- . ART SILK SLUB REPP . FADELESS PINK SHOT GOLD, 45in., yd., 2/6. ENGLISH PARCHMENT SHADES . . . ALL COLOURS, Eight Shapes, 1/3. / ' • ■ ' Md- C's Fourth- Floor. * Have you visited Pinocchio's Magic House on M & C's Street Floor? If you put 1/- in the tiny Dovecot you'll receive a Pinocchio story or painting hook ... it will come sliding from the roof. Gome and see this bright little house. PINOCCHiO BOOKS AND DOLLS ... In M & C's Toy Department, Fifth Floor, Pinocchio Story and Painting Books, each, for 1/3. r' * ■ Pinocchio Dolls are dressed in coloured felt, 18in. tall, each, 9/6. [Also, 9rinch Coloured Donkey, for 9/6. Pinocchio Card Game, 2/6. Saminy'Cricket is there also, decked in gay felt. B}in. high, 4/6. I M & C's Toy Department . . . Fifth Floor. Beauty Treatment begins with your feet... No matter how stylish your coiffure may be, no matter how beautiful your dress ... if you walk badly the entire ensemble is spoilt. So your first beauty aid is well cared for, comfortable feet . . . feet that make a walk a lark . . . that give new buoyancy to your step . . . put new comfort into your shoes . . . and take you blithely dancing. Under the expert care of M & G's overseas chiropodist your feet will receive the same skilled treatment advocated by Dr. Sclioll . . . they will be electrically massaged, bathed and manicured . . . padded, adjusted and corrected . . . Make an appointment to-day . . . you'll be surprised at the comfort one treatment will bring . . . Appointments .... M & G's Beauty Salon, 32-800. V-irrT^'-V ggfj 11 Appointments Beauty Salon Fifth Floor M iptr Have you tried our professional comb-up? If you haven't time for a Shampoo and Set . and you want your hair to look pretty for a special occasion ... Or if you've had your hair dressed in a new way and are not confident enough to comb it yourself . . . then you'll appreciate our professional comb-up service. M & G's Beauty Experts will give you a "Combup" so that your hair will take on a fresh, new look. An M & G specialty service for only 6d. 1 M <£• C's Beauty Salon ... Fifth Floor. MILNE & CHOYCE LTD. mm gives your skin Winter care mm Your skin remains exquisitely clear and smooth. Thanks to Elizabeth Arden, you may employ a powder foundation which not only ensures a perfect make-up, but your skin against the ravages of winter weather. For general use Miss Arden recommends Lille de France ... it protects against cold winds and keeps the skin looking velvety, 12/6. Amoretia Gream, for normal skins, 6/9. Ultra Amoretta Greamj specially blended to safeguard and beautify .dry skins, 6/9. At night give your skin the treat of Orange Skin Food, a nourishing Gream, from 6/9. Or pat in Velva Cream to beautify your skin while you sleep .' . . from. 6/9 From the Elizabeth Arden Shop . . . Street Floor. ||p|c^Care duririg / < Winter Sports Whether you're ski-ing, golfing, walking, hunting, and your skin is exposed to the ravages of wind, rain and sun ... if you use Elizabeth Arden Protective Preparations your skin will retain its smooth, well-cared-for look. Sunpruf Cream used bek neath day or evening make-up gives a lovely surface to your skin, at M & G's from MPlbk S/S, P ro^ec^a Gream, used with Ardena HA Skin Tonic, gives a fine matt finish to the skin, 8/-. Eye Lotion, applied twice daily, soothes and brightens tired eyes, bottle, 6/9. Hand Gream cares for your hands . while you sleep, 6/9. Hand-O-Tonik, used after washing, keeps your hands smooth, I soft and white ... at M & G's for 6/9. ™ -• Street Floor.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23719, 27 July 1940, Page 12 (Supplement)
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