Page 13 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18457, 21 July 1923, Page 13 (Supplement)

cl/ <-S KARAHGAHAPE ROAD - Iffl __ * ~" ' c , I &t Bilk Jiitl fi si I h 111 JFISii iviiiiiiicry stic p Half Sale Prices. JtwJt %»# JL il JTm II Half Sale Prices. "8 Bargains in the Showroom. wmmmmmßmnmmsmißßßmmmamam™* "^^^^^A^m i 3^^^3^^^™ Bargains in Good Quality Ribbons* 1 a hi™ -,„,*„„„, .«» „ 1 15 • • C /PL * -1 ' i!!$lli ifelll IIIIf in • fa ' • aff"?I» 1 Good Quality Ribbons, including Glace's. Satins, and Cord?,. 'H nip toTi l °£irt«?T7 Et -t lise1 ise , rent ' and f Bargains m Seagrass Chairs. I JBjEL*iflf if II 1 Half Price Bargains m Millinery I ma ,-,, of ,!»*«. Svidti» from w, to •-, | r™r»l, 1 av - v Serge (Indigo dyes), Fawn and L ,° „ L , , ,° , , . , £ J f > HI Plk §,„ 3 1 —Usual Prices, 1- and 1/8 per yard. Monday's P urej Gabardine, and Fawn \ elour. All sizes—Usual i Seagrass Chair. A comfy shape, and strongly I R«4 ' Wsi R»kW I fnmnie d Hats, including Velvet. Cire Satin, i Special Price 6»d net yard. ' fl £4/19/6 ''' " 9/9/ "- Monday's Special Price, 1 made—Usual Price, 26/6. Monday's g Wit SSI 1 Brocaded Velvet, and Fancy Ribbon Hats. | Also, a smsvll assortment of Washing Lingerie Ribbons, in h Adding bargains in A „ Wool Shepherd's Plaid Co, | S *" W 17/G «"*■ I Jf WL |fl| §1 1g i ™}*» ™ Hat,, in Black, Henna, 1 | tones.Three different styles. Trimmed with silk I TT6 • • a . C 1 if TOga»L If 11l Pi H*,. IT 1 Rose, Mole, Lime, and Scarlet. 1 -Usual Trices I'. and I' 6 per vard Monday's Special P S' wUh 7 ! ChinS i-% ™«. «»'««• beautifully I Bargain 111 Carpet SweeperS. I y;M |i ■ --1 HH| It 1 Children's Black, Navy, and Brown Bearers, I Pile" 6Jd £' yard. 'F * 3 ' E -mart belt! * The TlnVt/ weff g C u JwilpnW • 1 Carpet Sweepers, Bissell's well-known make. 1 3 wi H IB* I *, if Ir. t , T 1 FYfPnfl"ft«a] R«rffflinS In Wfimpn I A /S '^-f /15/ \ Monday,sSecialPric9 . mi I Easy running and well finished-Usual Price I % «|'Hi '1 11 18 v 4 IT I Children s Black Plush Hats and Tarns. 1 LXCeptHHial Bargains 10 WQHieilS d Al,^d 0 5 rt3 desi^. 8 V6^J aU:St &£ gabaSiVtnd 1 3 °/-- Monday's Special Price, 25/6 each. 1 Jk ijatfdfe ft \\''*} S liP J* I Children's Velours, smartly trimmed with rib- I K Qse < fi ". <-mck oe3igns. Also in lawn Gabardine and p 1 Au 1 M / L_ii""3 l«» I bon a aavo*/. » Novelty Ivveed materials. These ara exceptional bar- I « , , pis i M i. j. B ■ J&J ' 1 \l=o bid reductions in Flowers Mounts I Women's Jwad Hib Coloured Cashmere Hose. 60 dosen onb/. kl ? ««/]^ 0 - 1 2 av 2 them 3n all sizes-Usual Prices, 22/6 1 Fadele.Sfi MaOmS MUSIinS 'at I ifflf I w- ,f S . i\ISI n- . 1 Bought ?ob. going out «t an exceptional price for W sn <o Mondays special Price, 15/11. ' } IoUCKM UWUIW muwiw « | i| nu J|||s | V nigs, Feathers, and Fancy Hat Pins. . gSod ■ »«Hty sLkin s . AH woo!, soft finish. A B All \vooJ Fancy Rait cardigans, at half price. AlJthe | HalfPriCP I 4 ® HI felP ■ • i«L "1 TO • 1-1 /P • I broad .v,Wlar stripe. Biscuit, Grey. SWe. Nav,, Coat- gl R»t M c«™ S*?V ttin l- v our3: Navy v Gray, L, r ,! 1 V, , A 1 Bargains m Moor Coverings. I -'-. F., ; ., and Lok. Grey- Usual P. ice, 4.11. Hon- \ Kust, Cream, Light Saxo, Rose, digger, and Fawn— I Dark Ground Madras, sunfast colours. A i - 1 " & I day's Special Price, 2'll pair. .?: SensaSonal hßraJn/"",- M ° nd t y 'f Special Price, 12/6. | really good serviceable line. 45 inches | 1 Axminster Hall Runner, 27 inches wide. 1 Women's rtack Cotton Llama Finish Hose. Bromley's tadi. M T^on & S^Ll s E I C^ IV6 £™*- a t S t ab l\ f ? r wide-Usual Prices, 4/6, 5/6 yard. Mo* | 1 Cream ground, with Blue and Pink Orien- 1 »»* buck, perfectly fast; sexless wide s« Bp? ,der top. , bj Silk P Marocain. Triple Ninon SnoT Taffeta Brocaded I day's Special Prices ' 2/9, 2/3 yard. I I tal design-Usual Price, 17/11. Monday's! J ( g° d £gS3 i Xechl r S jS pall"*" ' Sj Satins, Warp Taffetas, and Charmeuse. All beautiful in, 1% , ~ . n , Ffc I ' I ■*«.«* 1 f KJT 1 I Special Price. 12/11 yard. | _' " . ".' „ ' ,''.* ai « - y Q £i 3 S/, s speciai~S ffS/"' £6/19/6 to B™g Reductions in Meal Uown L I A Big Purchase of Mann- I | Axminster Hearth Rugs, in a good range of i Exceptional Bargains in Children s M ■ ' i /Hi 'Ic 1 I / »_ 9 m 1 1 Fa 1 B I designs; 34in. x 68in. Usual Price, 33/6. * r« 1 m d . . r»L*u ? m 1 Quilts- I facturers Bleached Damask 1 S Monday's special Price, 24/6. jj Socks. I DargainS 111 Chlldreil S Wear. 1 DoWn Oullts.' "A great variety of colourings 1 I omMQOTc bto Ilnmn 1 i Linoleum, 6ft. wide: heavy make, and high- | Children's Tan Cashmere Half Socks. Splendid Quality little B ' 1 here displayed. Oosinesa and comfort as- £ I KemnaHtS, 10 UKtOn, UUIOH, | i I grado ' qua Uty : in Light Blue only-Uoual I Sock, in a Jew odd sizes ; l 56 7. 8-Usual Price., 1/8 H Cl SKa^in ol [t l Gr ?y an f, White Fleecy Lined 1 sured for the cold nights. Big reductions. I I aftj J I * „ I i Price, 14/6 ' Monday's Special Price, 7/6 I l 0 2 > 6 ' Monday's Special Price, 1/- pair. □ .Bloomers.. Elastic at v,-aist and knee Sizes 1? 14 is 1 i , t. j • ~ E ah t? tJ-v „.u d 3 S fiaaata iiaaHSMa a 1 1 ' ' .i 1 F« ■ • ' 1 n • • V 1* 9 U ■ • gjj™. PHc.„ ,/3, 3/6 , 3,0, 3/1 , ' &£» «i b |^:'^S, 6 W f „W/,"SK ! We bo» g ht tbe m b y the ta n od«i ght , but I 1 Mats, M n g ee end, : , good „,„», I ExCepfaOHal Bargains ID LadlCS || Children's Warm Winter Coats, assorted shades and good I Monday's Special Prices, 35/-, 50/-, 50/-, | Iwo sell them to you by the yard, in lengths j I f ul ] $ oor B i ze< j n Vieux Rose onlv— 1 GIOVCS. x " - 3 Mtt'fa fflj? Mondavi firilrSS 1 rWBe fr ° m I 65/-, 75/-. Usual Prices, 335/- 155/-, I | from l\ to 6 ya,ds, at Less than Half Usual j Price, 9/11. Monday's Special Price, 6/11 I 2-Domo Coloured Kid Gloves. Good quality smart G.!oy^ S , S Children' Heivv Si J oSTjLJ SJ5 A iVwn . I £8/10/ "' £8/15 " £ml '' Monday's! 1 Prices. 1 . each . , 1 at an exceptional price. Grey, Tun? Broin, Beaver, and H ortrthfJhSdS. 5,.! ,n <?iS o?7n' t* tra ? 1 Special Prices, 90/-, 110/-, £5/12/6, £6/10/-. § J Heavy Mercerised Cotton Damasks-Remnant 1 1 _ #BB 1 Black-Usual Price, 12/11. Monday's Special Price, 8/11 H Price 6/6 &day'%Sal Price.Vll ' I £6/5/.. Usual Prices, £9/5/-, £9/12/6, I Sale Prices, 1/3, 1/4|, 1/6, 1/B}, 1/11, 2/3, | BaFgaMS 121 PIIIOWS EM 1 LrtW «m Knit Woolto Otof* a ta^^ y P »rnce,i/u. I £10/10/-. Monday's Special Prices, £7/17/6, I 1 2/6, 2/11, 3/3, 3/6 per yard. 1 » I 5 ■«,. 1 : ft " d ins °"i ±5 bar l* m P if«'t i. Go ali , S t * wST S ■pa • . . I Zj«V m/iai I S3 ..«..« I 1 M">ffr*«ia<»c<iC 5 able Glove, all wool, nnd a soft finish. Allsir.es. White, M B. IH AdFOMS ' I £6 / 10 /'» *8/10/». a l Heavy Union Cotton and Lmen Damask—Rem. ll' I?Ad.II£CJSSLS. i able Glove, all wool, and soft finish. Price, 3/11, Men- IWj !H AIWrMIS' £6/10/., £8/10/.. I Heavy Union Cotton and Linen Damask—Rem. | l?£all£<cJjsc&. | Brown, Grsv, >7avy, and Black—Usual Price, 3/11, Men- sy 5 " • I«• I p A J IWL;. M aw I I i naDt Sale Prices > 2/ *' 2/6 ' 2/H ' 3/6 yard ' I I Kapok Pillows, well filled with the best Soma- 9 df^'s Special prfC8 > 1/6* pair. M Ladlea* Plain Shape. Cambric Aprons, assorted shades, in . 1 dlllgie Mm Willie Marteild | I Bcantifal Heavy Guaranteed All Pnro Irish 1 I rang Kapok, and covered with strong tick- 1 rkiltflpAn'e fiLac' ' 14 S'i a S Gripes-Usual Price, 2/6. Monday's Special 1 Hnil** of Retrain PrirM ! I I Linen Damask-Remnant Sale Prices, 4/6, 1 I ing-Usual Price, 6/9. Monday's Special 1 _ M , -„„ U „ , . ", n , , *-' M M' Price, 1/9. I UUlllS Si DarHalll rriCeSe ■ I § i/n -/« r,,, ... ..,.,. I l «*?„_ .... * .- I Children's 2-Button Coloured Lisla Gloves, serviceable M 1 **„ f MA &,. . . „, 1 § 4/11, 5/3, 5/11 per >ard * I S Price, 4/6 eaCh : „,.. .\ < -„ j I quality. A smart little Glove, in Pastel, Beaver, and U B. „* f . ™ - 1 White Marcella Quilts, Single bed size. Real g I And 230 Handsome Damask Cloths, bordered 1 1 Kapok Mattress, full double bed size, filled | Brown-Usual Price, 1/114, Monday's Special Price, M argaißS m OOPSaCk and I WeedS. 1 good value— Prices, 13/11, Wll, % | round and emme d ready for nsa. 1 1 with beat Samarang Kapok, and covered | ll|d pair. M I 15/6, and 15/11. Monday's Special Prices, 1 I j nmno ..,,i I I with strong ticking-Usual Price, 65/-. I Fwniltimif»l Rat*ffil.n« m SIIIC H WooiHopsack. All-over .tripe effects. A good ran K e of 1 11/6, 11/6, 13/6, 13/6 each. \ f 1 All the above are very slightly damaged. | | Monday's Special Price, 48/- each. [■; BXCepUOlial DargailES 111 DIM g dark colotirings to select from. 40 inches wide— | Si We regret being unable to accept Mai/ II § Rj»cliilffl! FloPnClUffS ' Q £fe Prke ' 2/3 7ard - ° nday ' 3 SpeC ' a! I Orders for the** goods. 1 UinnißMMnHnl ™^"La Plowing foughi «, «a | Cheviot Tweed. A strong, serviceable Tweed, soft finish; « ' i going out at an exceptional price. Pretty ■.hades el Wl very suitable for warm hovse froc'ks, skirts, or children's — ~"~ Grey, Cinnamon, Mauve, Brown, Nigger Clematis, Old W, wear. Light, Grey, Dark Grey, Bine Grey, and several ~ggKV »««_-»»__«>--__»___ —_—— ■ ■ jte " ■3^g~|g t Gold, Reseda, and Vieux Rose—Usual Price, 8/11.' Mon- W) dark mixture effects. 40 inches wide— Price, 3/6. vllllliP 1 -' • " day's Special Price, 4/11 per yard. Ml Sale Price, 2/6. Monday's Special Price, 1/8 yard. xir l!i& -"i==-- - nssssgv .<5S&v fiSS«S\ xSSs>v B*SKI DSirifeteSSssv /SJgSM&aX "a 117_ ~,« »»ira ••Da M 80-inch Diagonal Tweed, with large overcheck,' in a good We |I - if"/|^^^P%/^^l T^ffiFTli^ ' Exceptional llargains in Erelo7M6 [I ci^'Bjue 9 and with Rod .^^' w Fawn and Pay ||" g' If i-ll ■«««»«««»«* Paris Bwton »°^^ Net. Fine extra qnalift, 1 Brown with Blue overcheck, .Grey and Black with Purple • 11- ET" m®wM r, M? f WM' 3Tta3 w«m« Net in Cream and Paris nnW TUmd Price K , , TT i •«-, • •j/it o i t> • me. ■MKn-nA-',-,!* *fc v»- ISsHSffiSSf ibcwwm\>»r?» a i L^'iTTTiira.v "—-"— --«d "sit e«». iiretonne rsOu. in <jroam ana tario omy—usual l uce, u i visible check design.[.also some smart stripe fIJ fe KalUltftaliaj>A Koad 4 AUCfelaita \MM colour bonfers, in » *$%, filk meshesT Worth 1/8 ft niches wide—Usual Price, 4/11. Sale Pnce, 3/6. Mon- 11 iww fc*«»*p/» ■ ~ — I§S to 2/11 per yard. Monday's Special Prices, 1/- and 1/3 fll day's Special Price, 2/3 yard. « — ~~ — "— * — par yard. W

-«g_a_ **_a_ aBHM II I |||' I Built to Stand the Test of Time 'JII jwb.maple was 'yy ii Almost any make of Upholstered Furniture will be serviceable 'during the 111 yy first year of usage. BUT—in two, five, ten, or twenty years—it is then ihat L"J i| you will realise the wisdom of investing in Maple Upholstered Furniture, built, Iff Uk as it is, to stand the test of time. I ytfjy . M Although Maple Upholstered Furniture offers the utmost in quality, com- J ¥ I ii fort and service, it never oversteps the sensible price limit. It is built to meet j mm F 1 .- the requirements of the average good home in cost as well as character. Thus • ¥if IB the Three-Piece Suite, illustrated above, covered in a High-grade Wool |; H| fd* <^Tj4AP Moquette, is one that sells readily at £44. We arc always able to show a j' f % |b :^^^ wide range of styles in similar Suites, and a complete slock of suitable Cover- mm V\ ings, which fact enables us to make anything special or unusual a buyer may W% II require. || fl.. . ' f i Uy Our strictlv competitive values, coupled with our liberal terms of credit, j yd I feU have been the means of making thousands of Auckland homes more attractive, 1 pfi ! \t\\ nnore comfortable, and more artistic. What " Ihe Maple Way " has don- i y^j ! life for others, it can also do for you. ' Mm IB il V \ > il ! tea iIS .___, ..... -- , PI 111 ! 5&5 A. KARANGAHAPE UQAD • C/os*e rt> Grafton Bridge " \ M ! IiWJ -i a

jrmwiiSifli;wrmimmiimiTfTTir»'"" K " , 1 ■ 11 1 CJWhen a medicine claiming to possess certain Healing and curative properties is advertised, and the J j public is induced by the statements made to buy, and do not derive the benefit claimed for if it is only a I question of time when the sale of that medicine becomes dead. The verdict of the people is absolute* | | q But when the article possesses all the properties claimed for it—and more—and the most exhaustive j 1 tests are made, in thousands of homes, and the results prove conclusively that the article has real merit, then it assumes an unshakable position in the estimation of the users, | q The experience of those who have used NAZOL has been so pronounced and satisfactory as to make 3 I it a household remedy in thousands of homes, and those who have tested its wonderful properties most j severely are its greatest friends, because they have proved its true worth* g q Physicians who for some time have had its results under close observation not only use it personally, I but recommend it to others,, i If The most powerful and indisputable argument that can be offered as to the true worth of NAZOL -is 1 tie large increase each year in the numbers of those who use it, and who add their testimony to its I ■ healing and curative virtues* j J OVER I 1 ! BOTTLES OF] 1 1 .WORTH ' I iLAVE BEEN SOLD IN NEW ZEALAND. I noxious g enns, which are the chief causes in product | the above complaints, 1 q Daring the Great influenza Epidemic NAZOL had a notable influence in checking infection in 1 £bos©ands of homes. 1 Sold Everywhere fay Chemists and Stores at 1/6 per Bottle! 1 I KB i,.,,..,,! , I. lIJLIUIL-H-L U—LUJi 1U U'U W mi ■ mm n—■■ - _ I