Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image

MEDICAL. RUB RHEUMATIC PAIN OUT OF ACHING JOINTS. Instant relief with a email bottle of old, honest " St. Jacob's Oil." Stop "dosing" for Rheumatism. The pain is the real disease ; not one case of rheumatism in fifty requires internal treatment. Rub soothing, penetrating " St. Jacob's Oil " right into the painful stiff joints and muscles, and by the time you say Jack Robinson away goes the rheumatic pain ! "St. Jacob's Oil " is a harmless liniment for rheumatism, which never disappoints and does not burn the skin. It stops sciatica, lumbago, backache, neuralgia and reduces swellingGet a small bottle of old-time, honest " St. Jacob s Oil " from your chemist, and in a moment you will be free from all paina, aches and stiffness. There i> no need to ■offer I

Everybody's Children to Visit O. E. HISTBD, EVERYBODY'B BARGAIN DRAPER, Next to Everybody's Picture Theatre, 6O Queen Street. To celebrate the event, Two Great Bargains for Present and Summer Wear. 76 ONLY. CHILDREN'S CREAM SEKGE AND COLOURED SICILIAN COATS AND TUNICS, Smart Styles, and All one 47 ONLY' HANDSOME SILK HATS AND BONNETS. All one price, 5■ 1 1. They arc GOOD. They are CHEAP. Postage raid.

COFFEE ESSENCE. SiingtonS fund r-.d, KirtJ f COFFEE ESSENCE ffl i The Coffee Maid, of Symington's, says: j£f9| d& "My way of making delicious coffee gp|| is the Symington way. A teaspoon- sjgjl ful in a cup ot boiling water, and fetes!l THOS. STMWQTOX * CO., Edintur,* and Lcmdmt. gjSJiif

MODERATE PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. DAINTY SPRING NECKWEAR CHARMING EARLY SPRING MILLINERY AND READY-TO-WEAR MATS IN GREAT VARIETY. SPECIAL BARGAIN-NEW BLOCK STRIPE VOILE BLOUSES, well cut. Military Collar. My Price, only 5 11 C. E. HISTED.The Ladies' 8 Children's Outfitter, Hosier 8 Glover, VICTORIA ST. WEST. opp. Royal Hotel.

"Always Busy and Always Growing." A GREAT FURNISHING WEEK at the J.C.L. Store Commences Monday 6th, ends Saturday Hth. The Contractor requires at least one-third of our top floor to prepare for the extra storeys, and starts work there Monday week. For One Week only we offer the following Heavy Reductions to make room. 40 PIECES CRETONNE, all pood floral designs, suitable 4 PIECES HEAVY AXMINSTER BODY AND BORDER for hangings, loose covers, etc.. 31 inches wide— CARPET, in delicate shades of Green, Grey, or Fawn Usually 1 6. 1 9, 1 11. and 2 6 yard. Usually Border, 11/6. Body, 12/6 next Week's Price, 6Jd. yard. For One Week Only—Border, 9/6. Body, 10/6 raid. 30-tnrh BORDERED CASEMENT CLOTH, with plain PURE MOHAIR SLIP MATS, in Blue, Brown, Red, or Cream centre nnd pretty coloured border— Green, special value 3/11 each. Usually SJd. To Clear at 3ia. yard. JAPANESE STRAW RUGS, 6ft. by 3ft., well made and 50-inch LINENS, with Crash coloured ground and mer- durable— cerised coloured stripe— Usually 2/3. To Clear at 1/11 eacn. Usually ~3 and:-, 6. Per On. Week Only, lljd. yd. spECIAL VALUE m KApQK PILLOWS _ ThMe are 50-Inch CRETONNE, reversible, in various shades and made of g-ood strong Blue and White striped Ticking, deslKns and well fllled with the best Kapok— Usually 1/11 and 2/6. To Clear at UJo. yard. Barg-ain Price, 1/6 each. 2 PIECES COLOURED MADRAS MUSLIN, Grey C ° mPlete PIU ° W S " P - 1/X1 "* ground with.'Pink or Blue floral, pattern— 6 PIECES OILCLOTH, 2 yards wide, in floral and tile Usually 3 6. Reduced to 1,11 yard. designs— 50-inch PRINTED LINENS AND SHADOW TISSUES. UeUally * edUCed t0 1/U *"* suitable for loose covers, ie good shades and designs— 9 PIECES LINOLEUM. 2 yards wide, in floral and matUsually 4/6 8/11 9/6 9/6 12/8 ting patterns, good heavy Heat Week's Price* 8/11 4/6 4/11 e/11 8/11 yd. Usually 4/3. Por One Week Only, 3/9 yard. 50-inch BORDERED CASEMENT POPLIN, Fawn centre, 6 PIECES HEAVY LINOLEUM, 2 yards wide, In Orlenwith self-coloured Satin stripe, very pretty coloured tal an d matting designs— border—Usually 5/11. Reduced to 3/11 yard. Usually 4/9. Bargain Price, 3/11 yarn. 50-inch COLOURED WOOL DAMASK, In Hello, or Green " onl y—lßON BEDSTEADS, slightly damaged, 2 inch shade, very smaft patterns— pillars, brass rails and mounts, etc.— Usually 4/11 Wext Week'i Price, 1/11 yard. 4ft. 61n.—Usually 49/6 73/G 78/6 99/6 6 . mC SILK AND WOOL TAPESTRY. te Crea m or 4f , „ ££ JK Gold splendid 3ft . 61n . „ only) _ Usually 37/6 . to Usually 11/6. To Clear at 6/11 yard. 3ft (1 only) _ Usuan 36/6 Reduced to 37/6. Also In Fawn shadeUsually 10/6. To Clear at 4/11 yard. 30 AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES, In assorted sizes THE -SUNRESISTA" CASEMENT CLOTH. 50 inches Wlde Us:J,;n m 3 an ß^:c.d n ;md: n yJd Oth " ToCle«at£s/1 9 /6 E7/»/6 C 6/19/6 «/»!. i^/OUR REMAIKXNO STOCK O F DOWN Q UILTS " "* HEAVILY REDUCED TO CLEAR. UsuaUy £5/g/ _ £6/g/ _ 1 PIECE AXMINSTER BODY AND BORDER CARPET r ° r One Week Only 69/6 95/- S9/6 with , *«t Week. 4/11. Bord W , 4/11 yard. Usually ßl " "AaoJ- £6/10/----6 PIECES AXMINSTER BODY AND BORDER CAR- Reduoed to £6/19/6 £3/5/- £4/10/PET, in Grey, Blue, and Green grounds, with floral Size 12ft. by 9ft.—Usually 59/6 92/6 or Oriental designs— Reduoed to 43 6 79/e Usually 8 11 and 7/11. To Clear at 5/11 yard. Size 9ft. by 9ft.—Usually 70/-. Reduced to 69/6, 3 PIECES AXMINSTER BODY AND BORDER CAR- KAPOK BEDDING, made of good strong Ticking well PET. In Fawn, Green, or Grey, with floral designs— filled, tufted, bordered, and boundUsually— Body, 8/11 Border. 7/11 3ft.—Usually 24/6. To Clear at 19/6 Seduced to—Body 6/11 yard. Border, 9/11 jtoi. 4ft 6ln.—Usually 37/6. To Cl«*r at 2918. JOHN COURT Ltd., jgSSB.

This article text was automatically generated and may include errors. View the full page to see article in its original form.
Permanent link to this item

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS19150904.2.76.2

Bibliographic details

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 211, 4 September 1915, Page 10

Word Count
917

Page 10 Advertisements Column 2 Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 211, 4 September 1915, Page 10

Page 10 Advertisements Column 2 Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 211, 4 September 1915, Page 10