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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 95, 23 April 1928, Page 18

DRESS OOODS WEEK All-Wool Merlene /L ¥ O II 54-inch 9 supple very I NnKllfi REPP smart self figured weave. In Mauvette, Peach, Maize, \ ■ Roscdust, Bois de Rose, Sugarcane, Fawn, Rose Beige, f* "George Court's" Store come just when the public should feel thev REAIIY TAN «*»nd mnnw .. ;„ »k» ■ R^ al stur^ frock fabric » in very smart two-tone Marlfe Wild Aster. Duchess Blue, Vinette, — "good old days." Did you read the Herald of 14th .W owffl,in« ' T money as Ul the ■ effects. The tonings are Sage Green, Parma Violet. Navy, and Black. 40 ...."The value of j • !l ~ 14th ° n Ae Dominion s Trading Position? ■ Chestnut, Araby, Novo Red. Duck Egg V / ptr. w : d r;: G :. o . rge . Co ! r . , '. s ::. Uuil J<L e:I i&&\ Dress Goods Week At% t'n di± I Dress g<wmls w . , y " d Dress Goods Week dll yd. 2LJ? a *e« B <>n, we have to clear our fixtures to keep faith with the public, and sell the goods IN THEIR OWN ■ Goods Week Vl IyH season, and order new goods for the new season. ■ • ... <4 _ . FOUR POINTS TO REMEMBER IN THIS BARGAIN EVENT:— ;,{ „ Good times ARE HERE, so be happy and feel that you CAN spend. George Court's Price Reductions are GENUINE. USU&IIV W& Usuallv 1 (3> TJe Bargains offered are SEASON'S LATEST FABRICS. _ * mter WILL come, so buy your Winter Fabrics now at " George Court's*" Dress Goods Week. Reduced to o'l 1 yd. RedUCed tO 6'l 1 yd. AW* \\ ,™> BARGAINS IN NOVELTY COATINGS. AW S4-.NCH SHADOW STR.PE REPP. ExcdW, ALL-WOOL REPP quality Repp, showing in very attractive two-tone , .. .. A M heart, Malay, and Autumn Oak. In Deston Ch^t shadow stripe effects. The shades are Sienna, Myrtle n £: ~* e new ® st tonings. A most dependable quality. Fine weave and f Coating, small indistinct check effects in Cedarh»*-L-Green, Turf Green, and Coronation Red. ? oft te * tur< L J" Amethyst, Vinette, Egyptian Red, Saxe, Medoc, Oporto, f Aragan, and Cinnamon. 54 inches wide. Lavender, Turf Green, Beige, Nattier, Mushroom, Wild Honey, Sugarcane, OfcA . ■ Usually 10'6 iff. Usually 13'6 Reduced to 8' 11 yd. !*•' Pric ' P^ • — hwooJ '-. N,v^' ." d y „d. Af% i Reduced to B'll yd. 54-INCH COSTUME TWEED, in . most r l.-.i- c DRESS GOODS WEEK - HP • * EJ"* 0 * -?ENGALINE COATING. Bet quality Silt quality, showing in a particularly smart range of designs ===== Mixture habric. Beautiful rich silk finish and soft and colourings. In Rosedust, Bois de Rose, Betty satm for smart dressy coats, costumes, frocks, Blue, Oporto. Medoc .Muhroom. Battle Grey. Ro« ALL-WOOL REPP. Superior quality Repp, made from pure FADELESS ENDURER M.J f p .• T „ PriCe ' 13/6 y " d ' Beige, Brazil, and Cedarbark. Botany Wool. A dependable wearing fabric. The shades 7 •kj c v from 5. E!yp '" ,n Cotton. DRESS GOODS WEEK 8/11 nrl are Raspberry. Corn, Cameo, Nigger, Oyster. Russet, toT 'j fin t. ,lnen Guaranteedabso- 54-INCH ALL-WOOL CHARMELAINE. Spl.aJid quality. DOUBLE-WIDTH LINGERIE CRIMP. Lov.l, .„d Almond, Dark Saxe. Sienna, Myrtle Green, Caramel, Lime- 'o,to Marotn UUc A ► X ?•"' " r'" r "" J "i* d " pi » 8 - "» Iri * «»»•■ Bottl. W..,mg quality. Eacpti.n.lly .of, .„d d.i„, y . in gaad h «.v, stone. Tabac, Flame, Arabian Sky, Navy, and Black. 40 rwqt r oj i C !" nam ° n - C r «„C„ro„,,,„„ R.d, j.cob..n, T.bac, M a iz«. s Ui ..r. weight. Suitable for present wear. In a big range of colouring*. inches wide "George Court's " Prlr. ft/A rey » Coral Pink, and Nattier. 36 inches ® an «» Pa ** ,on Flower, Moorland. Wild Aster. Myrtle Green, Rosein neat floral and posie designs. The shades are Sky, White, Lemon, DRFSS TOnnS WFFIf ' ti/a j* wide George Court's** Usual Price ......l/7£ yard. dust. Storm Cloud, Cedarbark, Navy, and Black—" George Court's " Fawn. Ecru, Eau de Nil Pale Blue. Pink, Row. and White. 38 ™® WEEK 6 / 6 ?***• DRESS GOODS WEEK mA "sual Price ..,,...7/11 yard. nßrc^^Sc'^iSr U,ual Price l/4i yard. ALL-WOOL JERSEY CORD, French" manufacture. * yard. DRESS GOODS WEEK 6/11 y^d. JAP MEPE LE™,'lw'f, -.. . .lUdyard. Beautiful soft Botany finish. Similar in appearance to Woo! DOUBLE WIDTH IN mm print j • i_, ALL-WOOL DRESS FLANNEL. Fine weave and nice weight, JAP. CREPE. Real heavy quality Crepe, for lingerie, children s Jersey Cloth. This fabric will not drop when made. In WIDTH INDIGO PRINT. Good serviceable for warm, inexpensive frocks, children-swear, etc. In Helio Bottle Nirtier° V MIJ™G,£ C 'ui?e Sh'\\ Sky ' I^ ni ! ,n - Saxe Blue, Spanish Cedar, Mastic, Limestone, Biscuit. Warranted free from dressing. In Spot, Sprig, Green. Mulberry. Amethyst, Mid Saxe, Nigger, Mauve, Wine, Reseda a£saeei£sa?asa DR^^Mw^ ~M. .'.v:::7;\:r.v::'.7id dress GSDDS p WEEK'::: :;;: t/\\ ££ WEEK -— nw DRESS G<k,DS WEEK vu mimmmmmmmmmmnmmmmmmmiz AL !£L O ? L , ga6 a rd ™ e - f« cotton gabardine. s P iendid heavy weight doth, m let*. : . h : warm, hard-wearing frocks, costumes, etc. In Rose Pink. Recommended for real hard wear. In Rose, Persian Green, 15® : Eye-Opener Bar stains i d°T o ßos , edust ' re y- Cinnamon, Biscuit, Sky, Lilac, Putty, Myrtle, Vieux Rose, Shell Pink, Cinnamon, MEN! TAk t Bottle Green, Bracken, Pink, Terracotta, Pale Blue, and Nigger, Sky, Jade, Mauve, Saxe, Maroon, Turquoise, Navy, for TO-MORROW. 9 till 12 - Mid Brown. 40 inches wide— George Court's ** Usual White, and Black. 38 inches wide—" George Court's" MAW 2 ce ...... .....5/11 yard. Usual Price ..•••••..». 2/6 vard. a VPL ? : PR c°^^P, T i^ H .^ l^-^.. b ™rT» 5 DRESS GOODS WEEK 3/" DRESS GOODS WEEK l/ 6 j Zd. LUMBER IPMIK EYE-OPENER PRICE, To-morrow 1/6 each | « A #|*»|j|||| • = SPORTS COIWETS—Made in good quality Pink Very 3 ! Country CliutU |£ F V f * , suspenders. 23 inches to 30 inches — George Court's | should make a| i r Ml 1'^ M ® a popular garment for the com- 1 Mail Orderi not accepted at Eye-Opener Price*. | choice. | ; r , ||| PAfitadA f en ' 4 35/6 37/6 each iuuuiuumuumuuumumuiuuuuuuummsz l \\Urgui^x^R f ) ' A, ir i. . Jfj * - r - — 1/' ' '?

66 looks 39 And would not think of missing her KruschenJ ft/' "7 have read with interest the letter written by a person 50 years of age. I, too, have been taking Kruschen % in my £ rst Ua every morning ever since it was fJVWtesfirst pat on the market. lam healthy and strong—l voald not think ef having my morning cup without Kruschen. I am 66 years of age, 1 have a daughter 43 years, a granddaughter 21 years. " People will not think Imm my age. They say my daughter looks the older of the two* I have been taken for 35 and 40 at the most. J laugh and tell them they are a long way off. ** / could say a lot of the benefit I have received through taking my regular dose. Jam 5 ft* 5 in. in height * I vn/Al2 stone 10 pounds." (Mrs.) L. P. <w«h«i hw — M, I, hmniit Kruschen Salts Good Health for a Farthing a Day. Fro*» iwry Cfcwniit, Dealer and Star*, at 2/t per bottle. Umlii»ll< B. MUIiXII XU6JUH, U4m MrniiHn m ~t*— 17Mfe