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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 201, 26 August 1930, Page 19

A - - ,®EB CHIT" - i LADIES' CHUBBY UM- 3 Auckland's xarmsahape rqab. Genuine § brellas — with strong __ - mm m Union cloth cover on fluted Greatest Sale "George Court Offers Bargains | black - Usualp l4/6each. 1 ||§ £ THROW.OUT PRICE: | ra S si™ I pr^i^ 3 1/9 MiPs® 5 ' JH*. Court's Usual Price 1/9 each. fc Pnce 4/11 pa,r. g THROW-OUT PRICE 1/9. THROW-OUT PRICE ..1/3 each. |E THROW-OUT PRICE: 3 50in. RICH FURNISHING DAMASK — NOVELTY SATIN STRIPE RAYON— §: ?/" pa ""* 3 Pretty shades of rose, claret or blue. 1 36in. wide. A woven fabric, ideally £ 3 Fadeless—Usual Price: 14/6 yard. TUSSORE SlLK—Pure silk quality, and su ited for matrons'house frocks. The tz UUiUiUiilittUUUiUiiiiiiil THROW-OUT PRICE: 7/11 yard. guaranteed free from dressing. For shades are: Light navy, saxe, vieux £ SU^L,? H U ,Nr IT n Y AM H A E SK VY R SA ?M mustb" cleared- £ PURE SILK HOSE-Lisle 3 S"S«; 5 r- THROW-OUT PRICE .. . 1/1* yd. IWS/6 yd. I tops, and cotton heels | ' Wlltd. CREPE SATIN—A new satin weave with THROW-OUT PR.CE .... 2/6 yd | -dtj Tawny | THROW-OUT PRICE: 11/6 yard. a rich draping effect. For charming PRINTED SUNSYLK-36in. wide-A fc bksh evenglow, oyatei' 3 «50in HEAVY ART SILK CHENILLE frocks, jumpers, etc. Apricot, shell Rayon fabric of extreme beauty, mdis- fc white — George Court's 3 TAPESTRY—Beautiful colour blend- pink gold, light vieux rose coral, tinguishable from pure silk. In neat Ugual p rice _ 10/6 pair. 3 incrs. 50in. wide—George Court's French blue, red, light flame, lemon, floral effects on ground shade of deep fc THRnw nnT PRTrF . - 3 ti° i 14/6 vard apple green, deep sea green, navy, lemon only. At Half Price to clear THROW-OUT PRICE. THROW OUT PRICE 7/6 vard black. 36in. wide—George Court's George Court s Usual Price: 4/1 1 .yd. £1 6/11 pair* THROW-OUT PRICE.. 7/6 yard. ?/fi THROW-OUT PRICE .. 2/6 yd. E 3 SPECIAL ASSORTMENT FANCY THROW-OUT PRICE .. 4/11 yard. MEN'S NEGLIGE SHlßTS—Reinforced fc BELTS—I to 1 iin. wide. Large range , neck, and with one collar to match, p""" of colours and designs—Usual Prices: WASHING TAFFETA — A popu ar Good Cambric Shirting. .Coloured £ 1/9 to 2/3 each. washing Taffeta, suitable for frocks, around, with neat stripes. Sizes 14 to £ BOYS JERSEYS—Assort-THROW-OUT PRICE: All 1/3 each. underwear, linings, etc. Navy, cham- ] 7 Usual Price .... 6/11 each. £ ment of marled shades with ROGER AND GALLET'S FACE P a sne, she " P ink . a PP Ic s r « n . ro « THROW-OUT PRICE: 4/10* each. £ fanc y c ° l,ar and , lie to 2 POWDER —In assorted perfumes. ™ux rose resida. 36in wide. HOSE—Silk and £ match Strong and service-. 3 i k,w In Rarhel nr natural George Court s Usual Price: 3/11 yd. cif j -a t able. Wool and cotton mix- \ ar f THROW-OUT PRICE- THROW-OUT PRICE ... 2/10 yd. wool mixture. Self grounds with neat £ ture. Size 20in. chest to shade-THROW-OUT PRICE y few Sir ofe ' L I 26in. chest-Usual Price: 3 1/6 box. OPOSSUM FUR TRIMMINGS—Best THROW-OUT PRICE . 1/10£ pair, £ 5/6, etc. 3 PRINTED RAYSYLK NINON—A wide quality. In stone marten, skunk, sable, MEN'S SAC SUlTS—Assorted Worsted THROW-OUT PRICE* 3 range of beautiful designs and colour- fitch, or natural. Tweeds and Serges. Good fitting, well- " a/9'' 1. ings. For smart frocks for day or 4in. 6in. Bin. made Suits. You will get something to £ eac "* evening wear. 36in. wide—George Usual Prices: 27/6 39/6 53/6 yd. suit you in this lot—George Court's Z2 Court's Usual Prices: 4/1 1, 5/11.yd. THROW-OUT PRICES: Usual Prices .. 90/-, 99/6, 105/-. gr Ulllllillillillilllllillilllllii 3 THROW-OUT PRICE 3/6 yd. 19/6 29/6 39/6 yd. THROW-OUT PRICE ..... 69/10. hwimmmhhiimiihihimhi " For Quality Goods at Lower Prices" MEN'S OVERCOATS— | BOYS' NEGLIGE SHIRTS. 3 LADIES' WHITE LAWN I I Double - breasted Tweed Oddments only. In plain HANDKERCHIEFS— V IfLpJ Coats and single-breasted J£; light blue Zephyr. Very HANDK.LKC Hll r 3 V i. j- n . AH £ strong wearing and fast dye. 3 With lin. hem —George aar Ine ° a S * One collar to match. Sizes T™~ IwCt, | | \3fm KARANGAHAPE ROAD AUCKLAND UL i UUUUiiiiUUliUUliUiUttttiMU*UiUiUiUittiUiUiUiUiUittiUti\

Take Your Car to Rotorua By Train. HALF RATES 1 HALF RATES 1 Two or more passengers travelling by train from Auckland or Newmarket to Rotcrua (or vice versa) may have their motor car railed to destination at HALF, THE ORDINARY RATES. Motorists will find the luxurious ease and comfort of the " Rotorua Limited" a delightful alternative to the strain of the long journey by road. Full Particulars from Stationmaster, Auckland, Newmarket, and Rotorua; or Goods Agent, Auckland. * Thousands of PoundsAre spent annually by New Zealand Newspapers, Limited, on the Free Accident Insurance policy which the Prudential Assurance Company writes for "Star" readers. There ia absolutely no limit on the number of accidents that will be paid for, and if you study it carefully you will find that the offer is all-embracing in the variety of mishaps included for compensation. Should you not have done so already give this matter your immediate and earnest attention. As a regular reader of this popular journal you are entitled to ail the benefits, and the newspaper management is anxious that you should have them. Much publicity has been given to this matter with this object in view. If what you have read has not seriously engaged your attention, we suggest to you that you go into the matter without delay. We are convinced *that no citizen, whether married or single, should be without this financial protection for their dependents. Life has become too uncertain, under modern conditions for even the most active to brag about immunity from accidents. Why should you not be the next victim? Not only think this over, but also act! REGISTRATION FORM. B To the "Auckland Star" Registration Department, Box 1409, Auckland. I Reader's Full Name • ....... .-.r.;. B (Write as Clearly as Possible) I Address . »-«•• m ■ Are you already a Subscriber? Please register me as a regular reader for thei benefits or your Free Insurance, in accordance with the full conditions published in the Auckland Star" June 2S, 1930. Where a person is not already a regular subscriber, the district agent 'will be notified to supply, or the paper can be posted direct ,from this office. * .