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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 26, 31 January 1934, Page 17

EVERY GARMENT A STUDIED STYLE ♦1♦ \ EVERY SHADE A FASHION FAVOURITE ♦♦ Announcement I To-morrow at 9 o'clock Commences a FASHION JS» % CLEARANCE OF COATS %^/Mk IHE sketch at the |/ ' /flj ■ right shows Style tf : . : * f! I 1950—Just one of the many different and W I '* \ very smart coat designs being offered in / § \ this great Clearance! Absolutely the / / II \ ver}' latest materials, including the new * \ wool cord! And note the shades —this J|; \ seasons most tonings for coats: Bb ;> \ Beiges, fawns, lemons, blues, and rust mjt "il - % % and grey. Sizes: S.S.W., S.W., W., x \ O.S. These Coats are wonderful value JiP* / " "m \ at their usual price of 49/6! And now, J|||w ..> j^^^\™^y' while they last, they are to be sold at v i 39/6 ... BE EARLY! / / \ \ Always remember Gcargc I \ / y^W Court's easy, worrylesa Lay- /A / J£s*Q liy System by which you can I Mt J W secure the rare Sale Taluea <. I jri ■ mow .by making a deposit, Atmem ~^^^^ pnj/mrvt being finalised at a MUIBI BVIAIDS, TOO, Participate in this Wonderful Off ering, with "I SUMMER COATS at... £j/f±±_ In a splendid variety of styles, each featuring in different ways the newest dictates of fashion, these smart Coats are made of novel and very new materials. Shades include saxe, reseda, rose, lemon, tan, beige, etc. Lengths are: 41 in., 43in., 45in., 47in. — Usual Prices: 39/6 to 47/6. Now All 29/11! • For Greater Savings on Quality Goods ... George Court's SALE Karangahape Road :: Auckland

The Attention of Ladies IS DIRECTED TO THE NEW MODEL ORION RANGE. (t is Novel end Beautiful In Design; the front and facings finished in Granite Porcelain Itnamel—soft brown and other artistic shades. "Stove-polfshing" is done away With. The maximum of Servioe In Cooking • and Baking la afforded by this Modern Range. Inspection Invited. H. E. SHACKLOCK LTD., FORT STREET. Hairdresser Gives Advice on Grey Hair. Tells How to Make a Home-Made Grey Hair Remedy. Miss Diana Manners, wno has been a hairdresser in Sydney Tor the past ton ypars, gives tills advice: "There is nothingto equal the remedy for grey hair made up from an ounce or Bay Hum, Joz or Glycerine, and a small box or Orlex Compound, mixed with a hair pint or water. Any chemist can supply these ingredients at a small cost, and the mixing Is so easy you can do it yourself and save the extra expense. "By combing this liquid through grey hair you can turn it any shade you like, black, brown, or light brown, besides making it glossy and fluffy and free from Itchy dandruff. It Is perfectly harmless, frpe rrom stickiness, grease or gum, and does not rub off. It should make any grey-haired person vastly more yaatbTul in appearance."—Copyrigis.