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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 65, 18 March 1930, Page 18

PULL-CORD In ART. SILK and VOILE, Also MUSLIN CURTAININGS AT I SPECIAL PURCHASE PRICES I DISPLAYED SECOND FLOOR. I Beautiful effects can be obtained with the Pull-Cord Drapings, which can be self- 1 shirred in various designs by simply pulling the cords. They add a distinctive touch |j of beauty to your windows and are available in a range of attractive shades. g . : -. . ■ • ■- ; ' . ' ' | 40-inch "Delina" Pull-Cord Voile. 36-inch " Kava " Pull-Cord Art. Silk. i| ' rt £• SWfc'r, I.LSS value 6 —Usually - Usual Value, 3/3. 8 /° y ard - # 1 Special Purchase Price, 2/3. Special Purchase Price, 4/11. | Self-Striped Pull-Cord Voiles. Ecru and Ivory Curtain Muslins. | U '— • — 1 T! i ~-m i Thp«?p are' Useful Curtain Muslins, in Ecru and || A Good Quality Pull-cord Voile, in Rose, Gold, Bu , shades, with neat self-colour designs. 38- | also Green grounds, with _ stripes in self colours width - Usually 2/3 yard. g A most effective window drape can he. made with 1)1C ~ „ . r» • -i /o i this Voile. In 40-inch width — Usually 2/11 yard. Special Purchase Price, 1/6. Eg Special Purchase Price, 1/6. M « i |$ mmm ' .■ " Novelty Muslins with Art. Silk. | Casement Curtain Voiles.' This Curtain Fabric has effective Blue, Green, or | —-— ir~~. T"i a Rose square designs, in art. silk, on Cream or 0 Serviceable, Full Width, .40-inch Plain Coloured ■ gha(]c " s> 40 -i„ch - Usually 2/11 yard. § Cotton Voiles,' for casement windows, m g'ood t> , ~, | shades of Rose, Ecru, Blue, and Helio. — Usual Special Purchase Price, 1/11. | Value, 2/11 yard. - «——— g*——|j Special Purchase Price, 1/11. 1 •- ' •""■■■ ' ■ • ; / 40-inch Art. Silk Voile. g ~„ . ff In Ecru ground shade, with Green, Gold, or Blue p ;; ' Salta , Curtain Voile. square designs. A superior curtain or hanging | Excellent stales are showing in this fine quality fabric, in art. silk-Usually 3/11 yard. Curtain Voile, which is 40 inches wide. Gold, Special Purchase Price, 2/11. 5 Rose, Blue, Beige, Green, Helio., and Ivory— Special Purchase Price, 2/6. 36-inch Mercerised Poplins. .: V' 111 ■ • ".a Serviceable and Useful Poplin, for | V Coloured Spot Muslm. A | A Superior Quality Ivory Ground Ciir- Brown Usually / 1 tain Muslin, with effective spot de- M Special Purchase Price, 1/1 • g sign, in Red or Blue designs-Usu- W. A lso gOdncl | Price, 2/6. V J Special "Star" Value ona Further <- .1 Shipment of the Famous 80-inch White i oecure tei "Wigan" Twill Sheeting. An extra Some H Heavy, durable quality, excellent Tor jm? , ~ M vV winter slieets. First Floor. Am' or uie Bg "Star" Price, All Day To-morrow: Am Great H ' Special 2/3 T " Jw Bargains | Autumn' 27-inch, also 30-inch, Figured Cretonnes, fW Offering « r_,L' _ af Tor covers, hangings, oto. Attractive tak. nTI - H rasnion gg flopa i deß j gnß on light , and medium Yfla 'r. ♦ 1 m ■ " Displays 'Bm grounds. A good selection, Bargain Wft Special Kg r il am priced as a "Star" Attraction on the ISA p nl ,.,i, a „ Kg on •all' B Second Floor for Wednesday. sfcta. rurcna&e n Floors 'Jm "Star" Price, All Day To-morrow: Q jf K also '; : B 8d YaPd ' % Silks » Velvets, I Windows, Mj ALL DAY WEDNESDAY yk and | Inspection B P^ oor ! '(REGISTERED) Windows. J ; ■ • v , "Always Busy" — JOHN COURT LTD. AUCKLAND'S LEADING DRAPERS and FURNISHERS |

Remove Corns this easy way Have so-called corn "cures" made you am not expecting any more fain from sceptical of real relief from corns? that corn." 6th Aug., 1928. E.W* If to, read the letter of this user. He Original letter on file for inspection. I could not believe that Radox would Whtn you put your feet into a foot-bath remove corns—until he put his feet containing Radoxthe salts , r ,i.i «-pt — * outer l a y er » the corn, and the oxygen in a Radox foot-bath. I hen out w hj c b Radox liberates enters the pores, came a very bad corn, root and all, opens thetn, and penetrates further and at the very first attempt. Here is further, carrying the corn-softening salts liia L». r - right to the root of the corn, which is thus CU letter. loosened so that it may ba lifted out yr, Mm £ stATtafifsa JB&th Salts (juttc d lotj but 1 tiCVCT 3/Bd. double quantity* really believed that they would do g' m 'the trick until last week- I thought — I would try a packet on * very bad torn. After bathing my feet in Radox •- - for hdf-an-hour I was able to pull S£l til jfll CS out 4 large corn just under the big- . . h pn \ • iL Supplies stocked by Fairbairn, Wright and toe nod. To my surprise the corn Co , Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, €*mt right out, bringing with it long St^ ''itfatt V*l*tf°. T*. 'ijMtfe* I tad. 47/12/28*

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