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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 302, 22 December 1927, Page 20

r UT «A i&iuiMcyyHAFß road. ; E H wUI be an easy matter to decide if you make the George Court Store, Karangahape handkerchiefs I? G K2T: S/Sli _JfA\ 2 = Road, your shopping place to-morrow. Gift goods on display all through the four \W%&mS& II Ai»«e«dnrid X I : huge shopping floors, and our large floor space means for you comfort and quickness 114 ■U* $Sfif |ijjj -4 = SaKSPSI 140 —WASHABLE SUEDE Vw i ™ 70 __ ANnmnr ddacc I! tbfl 1 " i I i^7 7 I CHILDREN'S f>l £tfii ,32-GARTER AND POW- J °° JW 1 S J. 2IoV E L-W^ 7 P / A te€ P^ir&ptX^d'top 4 : Dl* PUFF SET-Of the best .. 300-DAINTY GUIPURE nM^ OIIrt . p-, \fl |P o^-2^^^^^ t GLOVES—*,th 2 dome ljj» elastic at wrist, and pique quality material; attractively /W LACE-EDGE LAWN GeorgeCourt.Pr.ee.: J ihumb""nd ' ,On M »ewn. Shade, are: Light embroidered in contra.t >X HANDKERCHIEFS; i-doz. 6/11 each. \||tf/ \ \ ii|li fawn, castor. GeorgTcourt'. Pric: 5/6 ea. X " Price- *& fr THEN EC KWEAR DEPARTMENT ra « »* u. I - s ''l 5/,, Palr it! < F MITE ? WilhhS?SsrAS£d i SPOONS-With handle. /<_l : X&v r *-* cm ' Wm ORNAMENTS — Featured * e deeign. B in many design.— 16 —Th>» illu.tratee one of " t in various deeigns; includ- Geor« Court's Priee- George Court , * Price: Jl?£. AR T * S *LK : e 3 *^ 533 1 e.fc / > n K buckle and bow, X>v 1/fi t" (?■ \ 2/11 each. SCARVES, with .tencil d«- TgHTiKk. ; - I ■,-»?- V I lected .kin. to combine dura- > W i • and , the Nl / orange, wxe, flame, pale ~ --» ; t t jj ing a «nartly trimmed turn- % V MM " "X X 9d ewh. fibl fc V Chme. trimmed with Guipure Lace. e«hr.M2t!! i t tone. Reliable in wear. Colour.: Sand. nude. Hf?* beaver, tann— tfe l/Seach. —With ///lj 84—ANTIQUE BRASS C*wTa Price.: 3/3 8/n> g/ , S capricia. grey, .hrimp— U\ Court'. Price: I • «P~y worked in colour in //// NUT CRACKERS —I» 3—Do not foil to inject our " /6 •"*• = - George Court's Price: 3/3 pair 11/epair. corner— quaint de.ign»— O exten.ive ranee of NOVELTY ; = ■■Html 27^r- FA ?. RIC CLOVES-Beautifully finUhed to re.emble real .uede. >Y \|S George CourV. Price: VW George Court'. Price: A CLOCKS. Tlf. on. 3 1 S. rip r HPx I George Court'. Price: 2/9 pair hand erocket medallion in * I 3/11, 8/11. 6/11, 7/11 8/6 Wit* I = JIM PURE SjucsTOCKINGS-M.de of the highe.t PURE SILK AND RAYON HOSE -With li.le a . Court'. Prie.- r 0 ****-* Wge range J? S/lich" 76 ' RP >f H = = George Court's Price: 12/n pair. black ? ' BTey * qU , ality ,awn « ™ th f *« ■■Sli CASES ~ Aworted . distinct norelty— Price.: 2fL ; E CHILDREN'S SOCKS-Of Artificial Silk and Cot- ' George CouH'. Price: 4/ U pair. Stid'TTi ||| Price: "StfS " /// /fluBH&l MB I 0"' Ad 7" «uited to P re.ent season wear. «hades— ■■II If 2/6 each. I» Under-arm and Pouch A lar« r.n- J = = 7 - SlS C L tm V n<,a<idtr - ptOOr Co ° Urß: CHILDREN'S S HOSE-In Artificial Silk, backed ,1 George Court's Price: I■ KJ Many other .tylet in newe.t colour, and Mack- A IM|e = : C&TJ /■■■■ Shell pink, lemon, lavender, eream. beige. with fine cotton yarn to give extra .trength in Cigarette Ca.eV in- # George Ceurt'. Price.: 3/11. 5/11. 7/11. .711 = ; 1L peach. ..Iver aborted nude- w-r. E«.ellent fit: ladder-proof. Shade! are: <^^ 108-SMART CREPE DE £?«di»g Tortoi.e.hell. -JL, m 10/6.12/6. 13/11. 15/6. 17/6. 18/U t» eS/.ia! = : l/'l, 2% 2/6 w'ht. Sft BUnbUra ' ZffLSSTSSSTS " " "** T J^t'rSSSd."^ SJZSSL" S 1 I ; Ey fA Openep, ' Bar Bains 1 ftjp - 2/ " --- - — hZ2SS OTSg— 1 "FADELESS ENDURBR-H ! JI = /Or TO-MORROW, 9 till 12. I " ' 3 J 134-BEAD NECKLETS-Of variou. colouring, and 1 ColeUnn »' In many inexpen- TT,* New Wadling Dr«SS Fabric With the Guweto. : ' - rATTAiI „ . 2 ' 2e fashionable .tyle»; strong gilt clasp lfflil George Court's Prices* «ive styles; also , = i 0 " GEORGETTE —Be.t quality, French (ur.cruch.ble). "3 *"» George 2/6 each. SsBbS£SS«K '- IOJd. 1/., 1/3. l/STITS* J?""* m ""IT Fine hnen weave; exceptionaUjF-.oft texture; non-crwhable; i« ; ; ! Z Beautiful .oh texture; in a big range of lovely lonr-t Saxe. 3 ' #• 1/11 2/3 A 2/6 -ilk eU, Vm * e *» 'W' medium weight. Solprufe" dye. Frequent boiling wul aet 5 ; ! nattier, nigger, helio., canary, oyster, fawn, tango, cherry, eky. 3 \J = SHtwBRivHBaW " ,ow »i Porch Lan> injure this fabric, made for the hardest kind of wear. The name. 5 ; I i pale blue, peach, salmon, shell pink, elephant, eau de nil, na\-y. 3 V «•'««. Placque*, Endurer." is stamped on the eelvedge. Look for this, your 5 : I r and black; 38in wide—George Court'. Usual Price 4/6 yard 3 . ' ' Hearth Brushes, guarantee of Mrviceable wear and aatufaction. The shade, ate- Z : EYE-OPENER PRICE, To-morrow 2/6 yard - 1 *"eF fUSTT. - •fCTlll 111 I /BB» To% * tin 9 Fork s, Bi.cuit. apricot, .hell pink, tussore, sahnon. roee pink. roee. rient* : E - SPRAYS OF SMALL VELVET CT OWFR«_I ♦ it 3 ShooEarlv T* F. 'm% ifl llnM«nini IW# Book End*. BelU. .ky princes, blue, duchc. Woe, liUc. hefaV. 5 = sriwia ur SMALL VfcLVeT FLOWERS—In tones of fawn, -. »-»**vr|# Lrai iy |. „. /■ v- sHn /« «■»«■/ Bffl All M/ HI (II Ml Mr IH W 1.31 Tea Caddies, Can- mauve, wild aster, eau de nil. Persian creen. almond creen. battl*. 2 ; t Putty, blue. pink, mauve, helio., red. and a.aorted shading.— 3 . f. -- (■ ESI K!l JH » WCnl t=S3 (■ I II IWm H l : ll Sticks, etc— mid grey, tango, cocoa, light brown, coronation redT enua. 5 = -.1/6 to 2/3 3 111 the \ l 1 mSL 11 Iff AH at G.or,. white, navy, and black; 36 inche. wiS . *« e ™«. 2 S j- EYE-OPENER PRICES, To-morrow 1/- a .pray 3 Coart't Keen George Cowt*S Price* 1/74 YmA. - = C M-a Order* not aeccated at Egc-Opcner Price,. Z Day! I ■ r ivSONS'TTD lit ***** Obtainable OaW F H t L Kood, ♦ > AuckLuul :f 0 r George Court & Som, Karancahape 5 S ' ■'--——«*■! i>««»>a^»>»» M MM>M W »^», MW ,,Jyjr ■■ ••.*!• . §: ■ ■ j.j ==g^^~— 3

THIS CHRISTMAS I 111 H 1 V ani-go'dtim. He (or she as the case may No cigarette would be be) will emphatically applaud allowed to bear the name your taste if you make your "De Reszke" if it were Christmas gift one or two of not verv *** m its the quietly elegant fifty tins da * <***nwee the B°°^ of "De Reszke"-the most ex- valu f of ** name * elusive high-grade Cigarette 7 ? T .1 „ i e *6««=«.c would be endangered, that has ever appeared on the marW Give "** Reßzke " » ve e tne market. of real distinAion . or Plain DE RESZKE V irginias I^M""*"*"* , "" J- MiuHofF i 00, uMina u. piccadiuy. iondok wj

A DUNIWN FIN©. A well-known business man stated that while cleaning»up some new offices which he recently took over, there was discovered in an out-of-the-way corner a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver, half full. It had apparently lain undisturbed for some years. It is difficult to ascertain the exact time when it was put there, but the label was a very old one. The moral lies in the fact that even long ago commercial men found "Baxter's" efficacious for coughs and colds. The bottle was only half used, and one may conclude from this that the user found relief with but half a bottle, and put the remainder aside for future use. At this season of the year, when coughs and colds are so prevalent, you will wisely get a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver. It si a rich, warming, soothing compound, which quickly gives re'ief; also possesses splendid tonic properties. A. generous-sized bottle can be obtained from any chemist or store for 2/6; or try the bachelor sue at 1/6.— (Ad.)

DISCOVERY BY CONSTA»Le\ A constable in going his rounds found dose on midnight a small package on the ground. If he bad not inadvertently kicked it with his foot it would have lain undetected. Picking it up, he found that it was an ounce packet of tobacco. However, on examining it closely, he made the discovery that it was not ordinary tobacco, but Bears', which some sorrowing owner had lost. The constable is now s> Bears' tobacco enthusiast. You should try Bears'—sold loose at 8d an ounce, and in handy packets, los M, Sot 1/e.—(Ad.)

The cleverest amateur photographer i are delighted with the wonderful results from the film la tne Bright Bin* Box (HI ing worth's). It, is British made, and the fastest on the market, and suitable for all weathers: Sold by all chemists. (Ad.) New designs to fashionable erepe de chines at Smith and Caughey's.—(id.) i