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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 250, 22 October 1928, Page 17

mwilllwiniMlMUill^ tIPAMMBtPi EfIAD | \1 $ VARIETY is tKe "life" JL j I /AHBI of the Fashion Display at "George Court's" Store: New garments are brought Yk ffnWv^Ki \i f llmip\ «rar forward every day, so whether its underwear, overalls for the house z J a f° ra reception, you'll always find a C 113 —LADIES' MORNING | \ W§ pleat# in skirt, as illustration. Exceptional kZ I ■ : J Hl l \k j Z GLORY, in Floral Cotton J. va j ue# Shades: Beige, Blue, Grey, Rose \\ / 4 m M&O j| : oT*Black 'Italian \ i J j 4580—CHARMING SILK REPP COAT, in \J IfS!! 11l H \ \ * 3S * E-j doth. Ground shades: Black, with bright floral II I ' I pretty style, finished with pin tuclcs, as illus- BKH ,\ \ 5 design to Maun, Cherry, Bine, Rose. Fawn. Sizes: I 1 V \ / tration. The novel belt continues across »»*; : / IS BWj \\ \ _ ~ S.W, W.. 0.5., X.O.S.—"George Court's" Price a/11 / V\ 1 / Fi jf back. Riving very straight line. Shades: \\ Si" ' ■—•■—— "' - ■ i . . '/A Vi \ I /7 f Navy and Black. Sizes: S.W., W., 0.5., 'I /. I J \(\ |j CL. n •__ p r ■j n |j I : 106—LADIES' SLEEVELESS OVERALL, with noveltv & ▼ \ I ill X.O.S.—" George Court's " Price, £5/19/6. Mil/'? ; i / />i\ IT II * p so. ,- f If I : figured bodice. Black Italian Cloth skirt, and tie aash /J I II Vfr /I I * >9 ° A Beautiful Selection of |{ 5 :at sides: half back. Outstanding shades: Fawn. 3% /] \ // if^ C >K SILK W o tTi f7l I * jl DD ACOW ADF 1 = =• » w -«-•— —rVi // *?£ / /(M- i$ BKAoo WAKL H 5 : ,'iL ,if S M>l 0 9/6. XOS_ " C ~ r " C °" rt ''" 1/ kT^ 180 Tray* Tables Vases. Ash Tiays, if 5 " 104—This Sketch Features a LADIES' SLEEVELESS •• ™ ' I I I etc., etc., S : Z °^±J n '!T i T aUt L^r br Vr 1 • qumrm 6382—EXCEPTIONALLY SMART SILK )[l * All Keenly Priced! 8 q - P " ell °-- " BQ MAROCAIN COAT, fully lined. Shade. 525 L\ !'- ■■■ — H 3 - rT* -, » Court's- *®9 are New Brown and Mushroom—" George 1 3 : 31 Court's" Price, £4/15/-. gf ' j; - US—This LADIES' SMOCK, made to fadeless f~M r " Britway. is very useful; comfortable fitting, toset 5958 — MATRON'S HANDSOME BOR- n , r nlv Pfj <d> life J CWt F C DEREb SILK REPP COAT, perfectly tailored WE P AY POSTAGE OR Sp > wjp 9J) P u fIAMT\ Helio., Saxe. Vieux Rose—" George Court's" an d folly lined Art. Silk, as illustration. RAILAGE _j y—f W JL >. IH t VT Price. 12/e. Shades are Navy and Black. Sizes: O.S. / r 7 | u J\/ AvM /JTK / *« v 109 Illustrates a LADIES' SLEEVELESS COVER- X.O.S. — "George Court's" Price, on all goods excepting Fragile Goods, /l\ Vtv /Hfc §i /|\ gv |H /"/j\ J t JAi" ) \ ALL, in novelty bordered Cambric; bound round £4/15/-. Seagrmss Furniture. ds>- / M 1 \ / fll / p\ Hi 4 I Z Vv. A neck and armhole; tie sash at sides. Shades rurnicure, Mark up Bedding, / bA L I J / .p. \^ T J If It i \ sF —ciJurt'? 1 " e pric Siz s e /6 W '" OS - Wire Mattresses, Kapok, Curtain Rods, / \ / / j jl kI Z I B iW" 1 (W ® MEN'S WEAR WEEK BARGAINS I \HIV* \ ifm ! IP 11'j if I Offering till Saturday, 27th October | J/fi ' |m \ wj S \ B !7n m vn sjTn t S M ITS 99/6 n Men ' sFurFelt hats Ji |H 7 ] 111 | | I I \ \\ to Measure J J THE « chestergate. m I|HH| g p \\ \ -i L|U VI An unusual opportunity to get a Suit made to your Our new season's stock just opened up featuring f f (f7/ |\ \ ? ! J yTX H /> l/ I \l measure at a specially low price. Beautiful |] all the newest colourings in snap and frame brims— \I I VJ \ I 111 - \ \ I InH \h materials to choose from; good trimmings. Fit {{ "George Court's" Usual Price 21/6 \ 1/ \'/ l\l 3 " \J3jr\ V \ / X' HU 205 i\i\ guaranteed. Our Usual Prices for these Suits are MEN'S WEAR WEEK « a /ia 1/ 1/ \ / 1 \ I 3 E VTI £6/10/- and £6/15/-. SPECIAL PRICE, 99/6. 55 19/10 .j/ \/ \/ MA t aO3 T"j P UL ®! S l f * ock » ta serviceable Check Zephyr; _ a —c . *4 \\ ( A 807 320 L*\ «Oi J J - b "*** design, with short toset sleeves, finished with neat 206 Features a CHILD'S FROCK, to Fancy Printed Cambric, 1 [ I »» LJv\ Ar . /T " 3 v - . *° d _ pockets, trimmed with White. .ia*^ or \-i n n et collar and band doTrn front of I 'l y i ~ .1 Jll m VI 9fl «VTS\\ fAL, - gySM R°—,| Cedar, u toßrf t^ nme< J. wtth butto «»»- In a good range ft V V/ IZH ; J" "George Court's" Prices: 27 30 33 36 Size* ißin. Cr^te. S *24in. 27in. 30in. 33in. A^v 4 k B7 ~3 SA J PRI^ C ESS PETTICOAT, gathered on hips. 320—SAY DE CHINE PRINCESS PETTICOAT hsmillliliiiil ~W - 6/11 719 7/11 8/6 8/11 9/6 9/11 10/6 " George Court's" Prices: /&fl ~ fs* cv j™' fi . nlshed dainty hemstitching, as illus- neck and hem. shaped shoulders, as illustration (beautiful " - —- - , S/6 S/ll 6/6 6/11 7/6 7/11 S/6'" #3m\4| I I iwsf£. \\\ RWk ® Sax % Put . ty ,; |Uky finish). Shades: White. Biscuit. Pink. Helio.. - : F ~5 , , r ~ « CHILXTS HAIR-CORD FROCK, guaranteed i/WBS 111 II 11l ll II fD 7 I Ull 111 CKeJnLJ \\ «,,/■ Black " S,zes: W - O.S.—" George Court's" Sahara. Apricot. Sky. Almond. Saxe. Navy. Black. Sine! - : S« «>»».« . CHILD'S FSOCK. h F..„ HT/fflßi VIIICIU it llil lIS ILlllHliilt 1L Hffijg ))) »>"■'»•■ S W.. W. = J SS Ro — ' Hello.—» fc cicuSie ,l i^ e ' ° Ut " 807—MATRON'S BLACK ITALIAN PRINCESS PETTICOAT, 801—CREAM SILK FUJI PRINCESS PETTICOAT (best - Jy r . „ . J® 20 22 24 27 30 Sizes 9i A/ i!OV€«/77) JlSr quality, shaped shoulders, and finished hemstitching, as P.IC quality), shaped shoulders. hemstitchin* . 7/ „ „ , /tl , /n if. iU .» t, SOAS s .w. w,

Do they sell„ them at a loss* It's a very natural question when you first become acquainted with "Clarence." Twenty well-made cigarettes, doubly, hygienically packed in a tin. Cigarettes, moreover, with a flavour that gratifies your palate. Twenty for one and /oi/rpence. It makes you wonder why men continue to pay twopence more for cigarettes than they need. CLflßErict MADE IN LONDON l^for2o Bd. for IO Nmf ZemUnd JtyawifHiti: MESSRS PAIRBADIN WEIGHT * CO. ™ flalAwfc, mi ftwifc

W>ollens WE all realise that woollens are an f |T indispensable item of the children"« Jf .'/Jl Iffa • wardrobe. Their protection against Jr L i Alu jaftjj sudden chills alone makes them so. fH 11 yf\ | One of the advantages of modern life is J(|V Rwi j that we tencf to wear ever fewer and r- urflcri f-Wp ijßgif dS^v lighter clothes. Modern hygiene, on the other hand, demands an open-air life for 'ffp* — =^ the little ones, and wide open nursery V \SIHF windows even in winter time. —mljmy The wearing of wool under these n conditions becomes no longer a matter of V I ■HHHlr?} choice but one of necessity. J The grime and dirt of winter time, how- V ever, makes it essential to wash woollens frequently, and in the washing lies a serious ( risk, since no fabric is more fragile-and / 1 BrljHUp/ f more easily spoilt. Wool is made of tiny Jff . . t yO f \ overlapping scales which when nibbed 1 woollens which chafe and irritate and, when shrunk, contract tiny movements. rf*f2l\ Every intelligent mother to-day know* "mg contributes more <han anythin* dm now important it is to conserve all the towards this end natural energy and good temper of her Mothers to-day know how to -V- - children, and it has been proved that a this : they wash m «<»* Ln war. Lm purumum of warm and comfortable doth- is finer than soap and contains no injuriow alkali to detract from die Ipftnm Or Tf the tissues of wool. two tablcapoonfiih of Lux fats R whwk 7 I' MtJ I"fcewann. Do Not Rub. Rinse ' J the garment in three lukewarm waters, m/ \Jt ' r then squeeze the water out—D» place away Lever Brother* (New Zealand) Ltd.

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