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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 103, 3 May 1930, Page 15 (Supplement)

ssmmmmvmwmwmnmmnmimmmwmmmnmmmmmmmmmmmm <am»f /C?\ K&R&NGABAItt ROAD v. I IMt Achievement— I E L^«W ' Achievement is "something attempted and something done." Though cheap and inferior goods are sometimes offered \ Jj A E mWomli': on the market, we have made a name for dependability— QUALITY and VALUE in every dealing. TWf •// S/ >v E ■$£ SmS pa c Fashions here are distinctive and exclusive — the " every day" wonder is: How can "George Court's" offer such \ 2 E \IIL / \ ;98|s. beautiful apparel at such low prices? The Answer is: Daily increasing clientele and greater turnover, that enables us to 1 \ 3 p conduct our business on , __ . —_ j*~~ /T jfjsij V 3 ill i E \|J Rest Z5 r & S . 367 71// *77 • 71// 7 3 | : n /; £p ** i jg|| IVltUtnery Mode | I Codtfs Jr . (j OS y Woollies for the Children Miniature | E JzLy\ <c% *\r * j 7 II _ j • „ Lm TTT. .atMQsr' There s a subtle grown up" style in these Hats that E /(Ji 09e } 396 Adorable styles in a / / the girls like, and also a childish charm that the 2 E i ■ » WF PAY POSTAGE OR RAIL- miiJtitnrli) nf mlnnr*) *-&Q I/ \ ' '38 /V/ mothers _like. These are but five of hundreds of E /fkWVYi fl / 70)0/1'V* AGE on all goods excepting Fra- 3 6 W p"{ ff, Children a Millinery we are showing on Second Floor. £r f -\MMMWw%Jvw. UUVIA/i • K ii e Good., Seagrass Furniture, 229—JUST OPENED, A WONDERFUL RANGE OF TOTS' LEGINETTE / "v \ lO&fV? Capable assistants attend to you. Particular attention Made-up Bedding, Wire SUITS—In qualities and styles to suit ail requirements. The sketch /(-JJv given to SIZEI fc: F""\ • • • tresses, Kapok, Curtain Rods, Oil illustrates one in brushed wool, with contrasting stripes, giving smart C 2.8 /«',>• .. • E 7 B'f CI7)0 / t / Vt Baize, Hardware, Travelling finish. Shades are: Orange, almond, lilac, wheat, shrimp, sky, saxe. " N°» 39 is a BETTY HAT—Hand modelled. Ijg E i-'r.O V EfWi'V-W vU&.' Vlb Ware, Toys and Stationery. Sizeg , 4in- , 6in . , Bin *W O Suitable for girls 10 to 17 years. This model 3 jE I /» ' I • J/ /7> GEORGE COURT'S PRICES 12/6 13/11 is in w hand-modeHeJ wlih E ItfJP flfflfl inhnr n W/ /// /Ji\ 367—WEE TOT'S COMFY KNITTED WOOL 288 —CHILD'S KNITTED WOOL SUIT— _ _ wwble My faW--' E / VM/1 fl/ <t . ... ~ SUIT —Of superior quality, finished with Of good quality, with long sleeves, buttoning # y / _ 1 GEORGE COURT'S PRICE ... ' 28/S each rS E 2660—HANDSOME TWEED COAT—Smartly cut, Uesirabll \H| pocket and edgings of contrasting shade. on shoulder, and finished with contrasting // Xj y 7Jf* No. 40—A "LENCI" HAT—These n:> made and trimmed in novel style with strappings of same Diamond Wm J Ml 1 Shades: Red, saxe, fawn. . art. silk stripes. Shades: Red, saxe, fawn. X-> UV %J V Vl/ V/ in Italy from Italian felt. Colours sr« *o»f- material, fully Imed, large fur collar and cuffs, as Qaal Pnro HBf/ Ma Sizes: . i o'/c r , IZCS ' A'p •'* ' q/i'i o /«' o/ VY _ derful, and have pleasing effect. "TLe'siii" E illustration, and .imilar. (The material is excep- 1 H Jf/ George Court's Pr.ces: 10/6 11/6 12/6 George Court. Prices: 8/11 9/6 9/11 J|" J ± Hats are very soft and tionally pretty, and ha. a velour finish.) Predomi- Silk HoSC \VhM KNITTED WOOL PULL-OVER OR m M ft m Mi COURT'S PRICE ?3/fjc.-.icb nant .hade.: Cedar, brown, and Lido. Sizes S.W., B ' FROCK AND CAP—With brushed wool con- 228 illustrate, a CHILD'S COAT AND CAP JL JL %4t K I'M %/ tWV No. 41—A SMART LITTLE STYLE IN FELT— W.. O.S—George Court'. Price £4/19/6 now include. 1 fH ||i trasting bands, giving effective finish. Warm SET—In brushed wool of good quality, with These we have in many colours, including E 6166 —A SMART PRACTICAL COAT—In splendid " ew . , i: 'WK jW and serviceable. Shades: Lemon, pillarbox contrasting stripes, as sketch. Shades: . f red., gTeena» fawns, browns; rose, saxe, grey, E quality velour, handsomely trimmed with inverted 6 ? 13 \Mh- fluW peach, coral, light saxe, pink. 5 nmp, a mon , saxe, awn, wea . m /§/*/% 1 O "i" M lemon, yrine, pink. Also in several different E tucks and .titching, a. illustration. Novel belt goes eed toe and .tep- WOT Sizes 16in. 18in. J.z®. Mm. 1 6in. B,n I jjVSLCIL designs in trimming—GEOßGE COURT'S 3 E all round and fastens with pretty buckle. Large UP f ?T;d a !f h\cl GEORGE COURT'S PRICES: U/6 12/6 George Court's Pnces .. 8/6 9/6 10/6 O VWV PRICE 6/6 each 3 TZ fur collar and cuffs. iShades: Bark, chocolate,, and f C ? M BWtM No. 42 i. a NOVELTY "BERET," so much the m- nigger. . Size. S.W., W., 0.5., X.O.S.—GEORGE rrease the wear- 11 382—COSY KNITTED COAT AND CAP SET jgg—CHILD'S COSY BRUSHED WOOL CAR- o i vogue for the chiLdren as well as the grown- --S COURT'S PRICE ............ ......; 89/6 " qualities %BI FOR WEE TOTS—Good shape and attractive DIGAN—Of good quality, with pretty con- ■J§V§l ,«■ Showing On 3rd Floor. up. The model shown is priced at 4/11, n iio ci cr amt WINTFR rOAT—In > Wood anal- «vHw style, finished with contrasting stripes. trasting stripes, in shades: Shrimp, saxe, sky, but these we can do at .all prices and in all I toSfldfe SMi Shades: Hello., sky, eaxe, red, champagne, „ h e. t , .Wd, fawn " colours GEORGE PRICES: £ cuffa. Trimmed with pleats, 4 s.illustration. Shades: tained, and altogether the value i. out- be,ge. S.zes «. ... ~. \4m. 16m. 18m 20,n Mo|. J [ VaSeS at J/V 4/6 to 7/11 each Zg E Bark, oak, and plum. Size. S-W-. W. Exceptional standing. Shades are: Allure, sun- Sizes ... .. . ... ... .■ A4in. 16m. I»m. P ri C ES 8/6 9/6 10/6 11/6 KM* » to No. 43 1. a STITCHED FELT BRETON, and 3 vaIue—GEORGE COURT'S PRICE ...... 59/6 bronze, beechnut, .untan,-grey, gram, George Courts Knees. 8/1 / / WMWfV U ar ,J onT vio ?Q If\ can be procured in black, navy, fawn, brown, | — — I nude, brown, beige, fawn, Pari, nude, " for Quality Goodg (it LoWCf PHCeS." • GEORGE'COURTS PRICE 9/11 each 3 i :W W. 10 /6 1 Take Elevator. O.her ,a.lirte., in .am. hat-' - | E postal boxes. ; & V®V ▲ 7/11 to 15/6 each E " I—————~~~~™; All tizes atocked, I v NOW ON —7 DAYS' SALE OF LACES! WllrtNOW ON-7 DAYS' SALE OF SILKS! 1 I ' ™ g SONS-LTD. Und^wMrfcushicmsrHan^ngs.^tc! 160 ' r ' Ce * ** nOW |

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