Page 12 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18520, 3 October 1923, Page 12

immmwbwwmwi mammmrmaummmmm imii) niiiiiiiiiii iiiimii i '""_ i..,. ij - ■ 1. ... •~ • . jj WW-iS.MI?". ™ ■€■■ ■ V<9 m I • Tone of surpassing beauty/ responsive touch, I , 'These' are the genuine Canadian Weber Pianos estb. 18«U «aae^ l i™L ' 1 1 I ■-' ho? frame, belt under-damper action, • extended, sound board, ivorjr keys, I; . octanes, and i 3 pedals. For S2O down,\»ind 12s weekly, .jen « can nave | oneTonirtoSay, or lowest cash price in, New Zealand. Call early for first . r choice, or write now for catalogue to sole agents, ■• a ■ F. Moore Piano Coy-, ' \ . . 6-8 CUSTOMS ST. £. AND 233>gARANQAHAPE BD.. A^ |^ J. I 1 Beads are heing largely | I Beads aire being largely J wore tills Season* I ! 1 We fjav© th© loveliest lot imaginable, and at very I j I little pricings! I II - v Have you remarked yet that Bead Ornaments ■ | have -gained Fashion's approval for present wear/ J 1 The Frisian Style Designers sorted the JPß*%3 i i ■•' this summer will witness such a:;wea»,ol Bead ■ 1 I. Work, hoth in the form of Necklets and the like 1 and also for ornamenting Frocks, Blouses, Hats, and 1 1 costumes. very luckily, that a recent boat has 1 11 brought us the finest selection of Bead Adornments v M '• ' that it has yet been our good fortune to handle. 1 1 Every imaginable colour effect and shape is repre- | % sented, and, to make merry selling and entirely.clear | I the line,-,we : have reduced ordinary selling prices to | I Half. ' :^: .; ■l' 1 I 3 For instances, we quote:— »„,,„,.„ 1 I '.■:.■-■' ■■■ •,,■'■ .'■.,'■■.' ;.■--., ..,.*■ .■ Present Reduced, I - §§ " • /': >"'. ''\ ' ':- Price. ' ..to . 1 k 1 Black Cord and Bead Necklet (medallion " | 1 attached) .. . • • •.. 45/- . 32/6 | 1 Grey Cord and Stead Necklet (medallion -," 1 8 attached .. .. ... 35/- 17/6 | I; All-Bead Egyptian Necklet (in various ■ •■. -•/•'.. i y colours) • •• "■ .. .. ' 37/6 18/8 -. .; | i All -Bead Egyptian Neck Jot (in various .>- I || ■ - colours) .." •• ; ..35/- - 17/6 , I I All - Bead Egyptian Necklet (in various ,1 1 1 colours) .. ■ '.'■■■ .. i«- 32/6 16/3' | I . All Jet Necklet (medallion attached) • .. 25/- 12/6 ■: | ; 1 • All Jet Necklet (medallion attached) .# < 21/- 10/6, * I I Graduated Cut-elass Light Amber Necklet ... ,7/6 3/9 ' § 1 Graduated Cut-glass Light Blue Necklet- . M 7/6 3/9 m 1 Black and White Cut-glass Necklet . ■ .. 4/6 2/3 | I Embroidery Beads, in all shades— and 9d. f'f I Wax Filled Pearl Beads 2/-, 1/-. : 1 i Boxes of Children's Beadsld, 2d, and 4d. ■- . :»j S Bead Bags, in various shades,, designs, shapes, and sizes—2s/-, <i.j 30/-, 35/-, 40/-, 80/-, 60/-, 70/-, 100/-, 120/-. t | 1 NOTE,—The Banks pay you to save your money. We pay j [•] you to spend it. Save our Cash Coupons* £2 worth will get I [ ] you goods to the value of 2/- free* U \ T ',-_',"' § [j Fancy Goods Importer, Queen St, Auckland .[l ■ | Also at Hamilton. Branches throughout the Dominion. ( i {JApn DEALERS for Auckland District: „%J ffi U UHIVERSAL MOTOa CO., LTD. °» H ffliig Y 1 I dp*% Henry Ford ■ ' ®% '•■-'■"'"'■'■• fli in #1 %If " arm work is drudgery of the ' - ;: ••■ rom the time ' left the front gate ■ ■ as a -.toy.- until .now; my ; only in■•'^Bf'"' terest in a farm has been to lighten « pj ' -its labours. Heluy Ford To take the loads off the backs '• ■, x of men and put it onto metal has been my dream." Henry Ford in "The-American Magazine," July 1923 TMAOR MAfcK. A Ida «1 „ TinMUMi*""''G. A. HAYDON, 48-50 Hobson St„ - Ford Distributor - - . Auckland I Ford Sales and Service Company, FRED. BAKER, Proprietor — Hamilton J a IiCTS Gilbbs Fairies -;. C J Prevent 'Toothache C j A &\ > HP^? d^"tistcanon^CttWto6thache/ # <? ftyy M_E- J I Th . e Gibbs Fairies can >r*wttl it; [ . '■ : A' :: '- :;: ll\T''- , A'*tTlllr^''- ::: -''-' and their way (as the kiddies would « J - M «CiwlT ex P^ ct ) is much more interesting i and f ' - \ M I * i I * pamlcss. * V \ V** a* J| ; I h ° I r ry Castle Fairy Book teUs exacUy ' > 1 • ' sn» * vU* . h °* this bonder-work is done, and how aU ■ : % J : aU H e « children and grown-ups too, can ba ' £■ " ft saved from troubles much worse than tooth- f J. ' Wnffkh, they brush thoir teeth night and ~f ,J mor aing with Gibbs Dentifrice. \, k ? IA " A M Copy of ttw book is waiting for vow* f «f, 4 children,'/r«/ ' - \' ?^ a &ras«e in the month,** , \ «g ' Children Gibbs Dentifrice for its pleasant taste and ■■"■•• ft- .'.-& •".■: ; aroma. But it has greater value to them than that. It ' /•" ' < is personally endorsed by thousands of British dentists V 4} ' as an eminently safe, efficient 'dentifrice , for all ages'. C J FRFE t : :£" r demist will give yoa/w, the Ivory Castle Fairy 1 ■'.V-C *•; ,■ j' Book and a/r«saniple of Gfbbs Dentifrice. If he cannot ; ;^; J1; ■; supplysendusaad.stampedseif-ad4resssdenvelope;wewfllpostdircct. > : ; J) « Sole Agtnis for New Zealand: . V,, Sharlaftd and 00,4 3E.td 4 (»ept. O2I808), fWta^ V',v", ; "■-:*-' :;