[I SALVAGE SALE! |l| THE FINEST PICK OF ALL THE SALVAGE GOODS ex "S.S. KENT." 11l ||| And talk of the fortunes of fire salvage buying! Mind you, we bought the MOST 1111 ||| of the offerings, and on opening them up find that they nearly all have been 11| ii ||| Missed by the Fire—Caught by the Water only! ||| I A rinse out, a shake out, a sunny day, and your bargains | |j||j e|| I will look mighty good: so come and buy! 1 |||||| ill Doors open | Tomorrow (Wednesday) Morning I Doors open |||| ££| " | "George Court's," Karangahape Road, commence this exciting bargain event, 1 ** a.m. Ijl | j §|| | and although it will be on all the week, wise shoppers will be early and secure 3 3 i|i|j £|| | best bargains! 3 III! Wi """*** ■ tsH& -;=:;-: |£fc Thousands and thousands of pounds' worth of |§ 1 Come early and revel in the exciting bargains ||3| j the most exciting bargains in years! Stocks of A "W) * n Towels, Sheetings, Calicoes, Madapolams, 3||! ||| Ladies' Handkerchiefs from the daintiest to -IM Roller Towelling, Flannelette, Winceyette, l||| the more "usual." Damp only, remember! I' '' ™ '**> i etc, Remember, most of these are WET §||| Ladies' Silk Hose, newest shades. 150 gross I EYE ~ OPENER BARGAINS J only! Stacks and piles of wet Quilts going for ||| iit coloured Silko Sewing Cotton, all going for a I To-morrow's "EYE-OPENER" I a son s' White Marcella Quilts, White and ll^i ||| song! A thousand pairs of Boys' f-Hose! S uiJBu w .m OT u IW Gi.H-.«Md"«i h iPS „*«* L m " Coloured Honeycomb Quilts, Curtain Nets, §i;ij HI Oh! What bargains! And as for Dress I M?KX S,tii i;sua,,y Shadow Tissue, etc. Blind Pulls in all shades, l3J|j 111 Goods, well, there are piles of Linens, I and to crown all, some stunning bargains in |ll; ||1 Ginghams, Cotton Fujis, Fancy Marocains, etc. I Usua,,y Men's Hats! Be early to-morrow! ||| ||| Don't miss them, whatever you do. I rvnnrv rAinyr ill 111 9<iM2 GEOBGECOUkT D T E K I|l ££: —* ■ ■ Ht^ See windows for an idea W^^^^^^fcSf^,^ 1 To make this a Gala Bar- %% I 0/ //*£ extraordinary iff ilwUfll I Iml 1-f gain Week, all the 26 Dts. % I bargains offering! will be offering' Specials' | | 1 ii ?•* & SONS-LTD. :| !| 3 | •——=^-==-==--==,— y,| Karanoahape Road. ♦ AttcWand .1 .-jl 3
The BIG NEW PACKET for the constantly increasing uses of LUX. For twenty-five years thrifty women all over the Dominion have been using LUX for all their fine laundering, and finding ever new uses for it as time has gone on. Nowadays they use LUX not only for silks, woollens, fine cottons and linens, but for shampoo, for washing dishes, delicate china, for sponging carpets and cleaning paintwork, and in a host of other ways as well. These many new uses for LUX have steadily increased the demand for a larger size, and now you can buy LUX in a big new packet—the same satin-like diamond flakes as the smaller size. Ask for LUX in the big new economical packet. LEVER BROTHERS (NEW ZEALAND) LIMITED. PETONE. 3Sf
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When You Fee/ af-%6> Cont' if ifßromg \ Quinine I %. tablets J&P to work off the cause and to fortify the system against an attack of Grip or Influenza. A Safe and Proven Remedy. The box bears thii signature
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 224, 22 September 1925, Page 17
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