Page 5 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17380, 31 January 1920, Page 5 (Supplement)

♦ Just a very law" Specials.* I" ■ COTTON GdJs , while y()WcW at onr!Sale Prices. These H'. ♦£? Goods will cost SO percent ■'advance on'oiMauyM I: ——. — ~." ._ — ♦ Just a very few" SpßDials/ r I COTTON GOODS. \ 5 Bny while yon can at our Sale Prices. These ♦ Goods will cost SO per cent, advance on ordinary ♦ rates sooij. 1 1 •'• STRIPED FUNNEtETTEiI/6,'for : 1/3, yard. 4 STOUT TWILL FLANNELETTE-2/6, for 1/11 '♦ yard. * * *> ~ -r( < I ♦ v SHEETINGS, heavy White Twill-Only 3/11 - II ; "yard. y L A -<■ ,V-.. ty ..<> • /.:, - j^ I 4 ■•'. SHEETINGS, Unbleached, Twill-Only 3/9, 4/3 1 ♦'- " yard. ">'-- ■• ■■ ;•< '■'-r^^kf-'' It n SHEETINGS, White v and Unbleached, 80in~ IX,'" pnly 4/11, 5/6 yard.* _ i TOWELS, coloured, striped-Only 1/IJ, 1/4J v.♦ .■•■ each. 'li ■ -*~ .• :\ f TOWELS, White Turkish-Only 3/11 pair. C" J CALICO,, pure White-Only 13/6 dozen. ':'• i> + TAIfLE -DAMASK, Unbleached-4/11, lor All/ t'" yard, ■ ■• ; . ■: i -.;" / ; ..... CURTAIN CASEMENT-i/li, lor 1/6 yard. / X ROLLER TOWELLING, coloured / C 4 ' stripeß-Now only 1/4 yard. \/, %, ' t '. ."■"' . —^y'frr ♦ FOR MEN. /£ 4 Summer Singlets - From / > ♦ 2/11. / %* ■, ♦ Panama Hats—From 8/11. / ft? 'J X / 9>w 1 Hirdwear Colonial / A Jfr M X Tweed Trousers -/ A. A V / ♦ Only 18/11 pair. / , / ) ♦ / | /c§ly f | /S. * / FOR MEN. ~X / JS? Jv / Solt Felt Hats, rariXx & A** / ows shades — From / v (y /" 10/6, V (b I stroD * Working ! Shirts— 5v / Sale Price only 6/11. ►■■■-.■ / '•

___^_____^_ — ________ ' v ' '<"■ ' ' )■■ . TO THOSE ABOUT TO FURNISH! A Message from : SfiS Leonard Coakley, ra New Furniture! .;: $- Volmi ' I J wnnp/n™ ./»- Goods! ( 7Ae illustration shows a beautiful Bed-room ' Suits in solid Oak, inlaid in Jarrah. J We have furnished ,— 1- ■— —-r- * r Come Hundreds of Homes. We do the largest trade in Mew , ! ! Can We Furnish Furniture in Auckland, and one of the see '„i j,|( * :, see . ,i I Yours? largest trades .in New Furniture in the '; J ' Dominion. ,«, ! 1 CfI&IADH Oft A'lf'l CV 11-fl Hew Fumrure Showrooms: LEONARD COAKLEY, Ltd. "-S=" Bala 40 8 «nII W %V V J " < NMt N- 1 * Wrißh,s) AUCTION MART Next Waitemata Hotel, Customs St. West. Phone 2238 < / Y OIAMKRLWhIS A coated tongue - What it means! A coated tongue means bad A blockade in the intestines piles breath— taste in the mouth— a heavy burden upon the liver, languor and debility, which are all Whcn the intestines m clogged signs that the livens out of order. up the blood becomes SO ned The liver is an organ secondary and the system becomes loaded in importance only to the heart. with toxic waste. | When we are constipated we It is then that we suffer from I manufacture within our bodies headache — coated tongue — bad poisons which are as deadly as a taste — nausea — flatulence — acid snakes venom. dyspepsia —languor — yellow skin The liver acts as a guard over our or ' e * well-being, shifting out these At such times you need a pleasant, 1 poisons from the general circulation. reliable laxative, such as nm .fc?Tnt< Stomach a-LiVEP, _ i «