Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17828, 8 July 1921, Page 4

| 102, 104,106,108 Karangahape Rd., Auckland, '? I Bargains in a!! Departments. ♦ General Sale, the First for years. All Goods Reduced—the Lowest Prices in Auckland. ❖ Heavy Reversible Fringed Regs- Ladles , All wool „ Blanket serse Costume^Z zo J 8 x 60-2 TO each. Reduced to £3/19/9. a faize 72 x 62 —31/= eacb. i ~Ai » c * *h . -n_ _ t Size 72 x 62—33/= each. n? Smart All-wool Tweed Costumes, in dark ❖ Size 80 s 72-37/= each and gh Tweed ~Rednced to 59/9. % We hold a Large Stock of White and Grey All=wool LadiCS ' Gfey TWCed Costumes-Reduced to 79/6. £ Colonial Blankets—All Prices. 54=inch Alkwool Smart Striped Sports Tweed— £ 50 Pieces Only of Very Special 36=inch White 8 / 9 yard- ' Spero " Calico—Reduced to 22/6 the dozen. 48=inch All=wool Smart Tweed—7/9 yard. £ 354nch White Longcloth Calico—l 3/6 the dozen. 54=inch All-wool Navy Serge—7/9 yard. *** 52=inch All=wool Plaiding Serge—9/11 yard. ♦$» COAT BARGAINS. Double=width Cotton Gabardine, in Brown and Fawn shades—l/ 44 yard. v Ladies' Smart Check Blanket Tweed Coats—Re= Ladies' Dark Grey Flannelette House Blouses, ♦J» duced to 47/9, fastened to neck; all sizes, including E.O.S. ♦ Ladies' Smart Tweed Coats, in Brown and Grey —5/11 each. shades 35/9 each. Showerproof Gabardine Dress Skirts, all sizes, inLadies' Knitted Sports House Coats, in Grey, eluding E. 0.5.—12/6 each. Black, and Heather shades—Reduced to 17/6. Ladies' Print Overalls—4/6 each. Ladies' Alhwool Knitted Sports Coats—Reduced Ready=made Pillow Slips—2/11 th e pair. «> to 39/9. Ladies' Black Cotton Hose—l/ 3* pair. Z WE PAY POSTAGE OR FREIGHT ON COUNTRY ORDERS. *> LZ.l——L_l

i iJIIJUw iimng- mmr urnmr *stmr nr. jmarL .SsP zSS^ II i ~|j I ""THERE are mny real and obvious advantages to the buyer I Ukj yk * in our credit system of Home Furnishing. ii f To begin with you can furnish your home TO-DAY if you || gg adopt " The Maple Way." Our system does away with the F 1 * usual long, uncomfortable period of waiting and saving up. ■■ 13 It enables you to get the furniture first, and then begin to pay yj rj for it. You can live in comfort, you can actually enjoy the use of 81 gill the furniture while you are paying for it. - M Ly You will find it much easier to pay a small amount each II l| week, or each month, for furniture you are actually using, than it y J j | is to save the same amount; money is so easily spent. f|® il r — T That the system we have instituted is daily growing in favour ||h U ITS EASY TO W-; is proved by the steady and continual growth of our business, IPI II THE MAPLE WAY.' U □1' OUR STOCKS ARE WORTHY OF YOUR INSPECTION. p' pi OUR CREDIT PROPOSITION is WORTHY of your INVESTIGATION || I FURNISHING OXI II 5&5 A. KARANGAHAPE ROAD * C/ose to Bridge jj| "mMUJffL OBNOXIOUS GERMS 1 I lodge in the mucous membrane of the mouth, throat and 1 nose—where they grow and multiply—and set up inflam- | matory conditions, which manifest themselves in Sore § Throats,' Hoarseness, Fullness in the Eyes, Pains and | Stuffiness in the Head—and which if not checked may g lead to serious complications, such as Nasal | tarr^ setC '' 9 | Is a Scientifically Perfect Germicide. ■ It should be used daily, |1 It retards the growth of obnoxious germs in the | throat and nose. 1 f creates a healthy condition of the mucous membranes* I It purifies and cleanses the air passages. Il Its constant use is the greatest safeguard! against infection* 1 Sold Everywhere 1/6 per bottle j