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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 276, 20 November 1926, Page 33

I "»>>"»> ASTOUNDING i I CLEARANCE &f I ! MANCHESTER GOODS U^A £ is now on: It is many years since we have offered such Magnificent Bargains in | t =§ %. Sheetings, Towels, Pillow Cotton, etc. There's no need for us to say more than Jr £ \ !i| 3 §E " READ 0N. ,, Price reductions genuine — they're " George Court" offerings ! jM g I j| !| I I pillow cases -6* I Extraordinary Sheeting Bargains arra I *s*** 1 §r ! 2000 Fun-size Pillow Cases — All at 6d each; 5/11 plain Grey S heeting ß made with Good Heavy Cotton. HEAVY GREY SHEETINGS. !fSdSSSi ■■ 3 ! daboaixt 72-inch-- dually 2/11 yard. Clearing at 1/11 4 7 2-inch— Usually 3/9 yard. Clearing at 2/6 Not Linen ' II % £ WINCEYETTE BARGAIN 72-inch-usually 3/3. y «d. 72 . inch _ Usually 3/n yard . clearing at 2/9 finish, i 3 £ j : 36-inch Blue and Black Striped Winceyette Shirting— 72-inch — Usually 3/4} yard. Clearmgat 2/5 72-inch — Usually 4/3 yard. Clearing at 2/11 but Mtf i 3 £ 1/3; Clearing 10d yard. WNG'S Bleached Plain Scotch Linen Finish Sheeting.. 80-inch —Usually 4/3 yard. Clearing at 2/11 PURE ■■ 3 g ! FLANNELETTE BARGAIN 63£S = S 4/II yard. c 5 ft 2/1 I 80-inch_U S uall y 4/6 yard. Cleu-ing at.2/H All to be Cleared at | E 35-inch Blu* Twill Flannelette- 1/6*: Clearing FINLAY'S Fine Twill Sheetings. 80-inch - Usually 4/9 yard. Clearing at 2/11 UNEN HALF PRICE % E at lUd v 90 " in ; h -i!r al lr /2 yard Cleerinß 8t 3711 These doth, are woven from the very best of 72-inch - U.«all y 6/11 yard. For 3/5* i I DAMASK BARGAIN * m American Cotton and are absolutelyJree from 7 ltS"S± 9/?! jS £ 3 % 45-inch Coloured Bordered Damask: in nice designs. A rare chance to procure tKe b«t of make, at a low price. dre,S,ng. Will stand up to years of hardest wear. 72-jnch - Usually 9/, , For 4/1H Heho., green and red bordere — Usually 4/6; Clear- All guaranteed and well-known numbers. 80-inch — Usually 8/3 yard. For 4/1 i =S ing at 2/1 H yard. 80-inch — Usually 11/3 yard. For 5/7£ 3 I * _* „. Towel Bargains Flannel Bargains ' S=K gff g: gf , | I" inch, 66-inch, 70-inch —Usual Prices: from 5/3 to Heavy Brown Beach Towels: large size — All Clear- 300 yards 27-inch Navy Flannel — Usually 2/6 yard. 90-inch — Usually 13/9 yard. For 6/101 i 6/9 yard.. ALL AT HALF PRICE. ing at 1/7* each. Clearing at 1/6 yard. 90-inch — Usually 15/11 yard. For 7/114 =3 J This is a beautiful heavy material; fast dye, and will -„,.... !' ■ ■ ■ Urge Rough Brown Unen Bath Towels; pure linen — K ive years of hard wear. Ne«r in our hi.tory htTewe beent able to offer Pure Inih Linen -^ Si . ~,•, iT ah l • ./,, ■ B»»e '™ le "* »m»»s» »»»--.. Sheeting at Mich a low price. Although this is SHEETING width, -~e fc - Clearing at 4/11 each. 1(H) H AU-WOol Dark Flannel— peopU ar» bayin, it np for hand-worked tray cloth,, table doth,, etc. fc Usually 2/6 yard All to be Cleared at 1/6 yard. =- =S I I "Eye-Opener" Bargains! PiUoW Cotton PiDoW Cotton fiD- D • 1 g g for Monday, it tO IZ. 3} _. nch pillow Cotton . 2000 yardß _ To be cle , red 3, . inch Pillow Co tton; 5000 yards _To be Cleared %} Dlfif KfiirfifSlinS 3 2r &: French Cotton Georgette—Beet quality uncrushable Georgette; 3 _i 71 J yard at 84d yard. *"' ~S < t very effective and charming for dainty Afternoon and Evening 2 z J • a J , T fc Frocks; in beautiful shade* of «hell pink, tango, rose pink, wood 29-inch Striped Flannel — 4/9; Clearing at 2/6 yard. rS i E ro,e > tomato, iky, elate, lemon, coral, almond, tangerine, helio., ~W Pfanp. ■ ■^——■ rlM — l ——^—*——^——■ i ■ jgJHfc . «... , i tthi/: ~^ fawn, cardinal, national blue, apricot, navy end white; 36 inches =2 29-inch Striped Union Shirting Flannel Usually 2/6; wide. George Court* Usual Price, 4/6 yard—Eye-opener Price, WE 4" ' "siS M RADIO Half-price, 1/3. ""■*» !fc ,I *" "™ al Price, 3 *t* lM# SeU from IS/.- 21-inch Glass Cloth — Usually 1/l£d yard; 7fdyard. 3 ■£- 2/1 I box Eye-opener Price, 2/ZJ box, Monday. -, . POSTAGE • - £ VMHk -^———. g» £75 "^* fc Mail Orders not accepted at Eye-opener Prices! 5 X j 4 f> 1 dWrIS *JUIM A «# « *1 S * 24-inch Glass Cloth — Usually 1/3 yard; 8-|d yard. 3 g ZimiiUmiUmUmmiimmimiiMmiUkiiß 3 00 Yard. 27-mch Striped Galatea — All at lHdyard.

( _ <-—— ...a v, /k \ jap nmMJimjM AWdTCled ] ;fHj| FIRST ORDER OF MERIT MmED N.Z.aS.S.EXHIBITION. 8925-2 I - aISO WEMBLEY MEDAL 1924-25. COMBINATION BACK-BOIUR | AND DESTRUCTOR. Hr , „ -■_ ■ closed in summer, a. Uiampions" were the only ranges SSr'Uk'Sr'wt ffl-C to be awarded a Gold Medal at the £fc£S&L"OTa.wit N - z - and s - s « Exhibition. / «" "% aiilimi u> heal lh« boila —lh«r»«i rw«x» at> • « m . FiSKy , JESfI imuficooL THAT Champion Ranges are a new depart- jgyg *Wi| ure from accepted designs has been well 1 hfll4yilLLLWi recognised in these a wards The introduction B [cwTeß jgyp g| of White Enamel wherever possible is a new §|j I |; "Wm " departure in itself, and "Champions" were |>^(~^"S^ ..■PSSZL^β!._. singled out from other ranges for special f_^^^^~\ commendation at both Exhibitions. They ( ; . combine higher efficiency with more attract- \ g7 »■ Ht~ ive appearance, and these special features \ i» w / ■ - "" °' tne ran S* display will strengthen the jj ? decision that your range must be a •i" ' ~ ' Champion." independent hot «ag WATER BOILER ■"» -■ ■' ■■^ rwa NO. 1C HIGH PRESSURE RANGE. !n« pe n«i™. »on.aaic.l. e..n r COMBINATION BACK-BOILER Thi» range can be cleaned in one-third of the time re- th ?<>™li?s hHi'w«"« qu "it and DESTRUCTOR. quired for the ordinary coal range. The oven and will gi, e f oa r iver« e bettu pa OPEN IN WINTER. Th.boile fire-box doore mrm enamelled white and can be kept w. piui the Diual dr«w-ofi. «>«<* "\™,?'T&.?, *Vi*'.k. epotlesely clean with the occasional application of a ,;»k .nd baihroom ba, lo . 18 turret) f.c« o< the boiler »d at ike d«mpcloth. It bakes evenly without turning the shelves, ume time maiinum hui it taiaiwj and the inflow of cold water to the High Pressure Boiler ■ i i . ■ 1 oul w.rd, inio the room if req U >red. doef not effect the oven heat. It can also be supplied JfWl^^gißHagßE-**g^^paßa 8 with plain cast doors; or with low pre§sure copper or m \ " r : "\ ! I ' ' I ' ron * ide boiler, has « hot water aervice of higher j| -=: i; i J efficiency Ample provision has been made for fuelling ij ' | srr=a— LjjjuiS^^^^^^^Sil^' ' friilintrnaTllililiHliiUj'ltf Uom the front without disturbing the fire top, and this I I | ! S^f'" I ! g^S^Br^ 5 i J . r range has been placed on the market after months of i \ ' \ "~\ • ,', ,| fl mm ,m' . The very lact word in cooker perfection. White 11 |fc| \ |-j '\J \li L T J ~^~''- ~* < O^^^^^^^^^ enamelled finish, apd as perfect in operation as in II |i| ' ' r j_iß^MW :l T- l:: '- J '-* r ' J ' ■ appearance. Fitted with new series of Hot Plates, I| |j |f!M~, ,1 '|~ J .Iffls^ r .r7~^~'' r -'.'''l designed to give ample room for utensila between r I \f^'^^ hi^'^-XS^^~~-^^.^ hmm RANGES and BOILERS | BRINSLEY a Co. Ltd. Cookera C *° ,e<n et *" Gus Coy/a ShowroMM Dunedin and Auckland. [I

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