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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 234, 4 October 1927, Page 15

Super Bargain Days Wednesday "Thursday- Friday ~ Saturday AT SCOTTS SPRING SALE 38-INCH PRINTED VOILES, black ground 30-INCH ENGLISH COTTON CREPIL 38-INCH ART. SILK TAFFETA—This with smart floral poppy design in colours of A good medium weight, soft finish and even cloth has all the effects of silk without being red, blue, or mauve. weave, in shades of white, sky blue, light expensive, will drape well, and wears splenRaraain /J* sa^mon pink. didly. In shades of ivory, light % blue, saxe, ° W Bargain Price fuchsia, fawn, navy, or black. 38-inch art. Silk shantung, in Bargain Price * If small floral daisy designs. The patterns are "JNOI TWILL ITALIAN CLOTH, in * * * very neat, whilst the silky effect has a very bla f k ° n , ly : we.ght, with a highly mer- 38-INCH CHECK GINGHAMS, smart rich appearance. ' censed finish For aprons, etc., th,s qual.ty checks and colourings. Real good quality _ . _ . . 18 unsurpassed. . , tha t will wash and wear well. ' Bargain Price 3/H Bargain Price 2/6 Bargain Price l/-yd. J

SALVAGE SHEETING EX. S.S. KENT Only Slightly Damp — Otherwise in Perfect Condition HIGH-GRADE WHITE TWILL SHEETING One of Our Regular Good Quality Numbers Closely Woven and Pure Finish A SHEETING WE CAN RECOMMEND. Usual Prices 54in. 2/11 80in. 4/6 SALVAGE PRICES 54 inch ,1/11 80 inch 2/5

I======================^^^=====^==^ DRAPERS CLOTHIERS kaupo, I&.j B£d., Bargain Price: 1/6 LADIES' SUNSHINE H H MEN'S TWEED SAC PURSES; in shades of SUITS; in New Zealand cinnamon, desert brown, and superior English nigger, cerise, wine, neatly iW/iI!TI^4IS\T U/P DAV tweeds " Dark grey, mid lined, and finished with 38, 38a, l\iflJ PAY gre y, and brown. All strong clas p — Usually 40,42 POSTAGE! sizes from 3to 7—UsuBargain Price: 2/U KarangaHape Road. Auckland Bargain Price: 39/6

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AUCKLAND PEOPLE—WELLINGTON PEOPLE—ALL NEW ZEALAND PRAIBES "BAXTER'S." You can see the original testimonials if you like—unsolicited testimonials that commend Baxter's Lung Preseiver as a remedy unequalled Tor coughs, colds, sore throats, cliest and bronchial troubles. Here's one: "I Have been taking Baxter's Lung Preserver recently and it Is doing me good. I have bad a couga now for nearly 22 years and the Lung Preserver is the only thing that will relieve me." Here's another: "Enclosed you will Una £1. Please send me some bottles of your Lung Preserver. Kindly send as soon as possible, as 1 nave a rather bad cough and your Lung Preserver cured me of asthma when I was in New Zealand 14 years ago/* And so on and so on—dozens of them— all enthusiastic in giving Baxter's Lung Preserver unstinted praise. "Baxter's" is a rich red warming, soothing compound that does' you good rrom the first dose. "Baxter's" is unequalled as a cough and cold remedy. It possesses wonderful tonic properties that help to build you up. You can procure a generoussized bottle from any chemist or store Tor 2/6, or, better still, obtain the large family size at i/6. — (Ad.)

A WINTER PURCHASE. A winter purchase that will well repay you Is a large tin (the bigger value size) of Pulmonas. They will prevent and relieve throat and chest troubles. Taken early, they afford the best insurance against coughs, colds, influenza, bronchitis. Very soothing to throat and chest. Pulmonas at chemists 1/6 and 2/6.—(Aq,)