Page 9 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18577, 8 December 1923, Page 9 (Supplement)

Build Beauty Into Every Room *• Specify Cornell-Wood-Board for the walls and ceilings of the new home. Then the entire house will come up to your ideals of beauty, permanence and economy. Let Cornell designers show you just how it can be done. Cornell-Wood-Board allows any desired effect in paneling; the quality of every board is guaranteed; the cost is surprisingly low. Cornell-Wood-Board is an all-wood product, made from pure, tough wood fibre into boards of convenient sizes. Each fibre is sized with water proofing compound and the finished board is surfaced on both sides, which makes it practicallv moisture-proof and reduces the cost of decorating. It is a non-conductor of cold, heat and sound. Keeps the house warm in winter, cool in summer. Takes paint or kalsomine perfectly. The best builders and decorators recommend Cornell-Wood-Board. Cornell WoodEoard ■ 11 W *\ Miwr I I 1.111.1 I - For Walls f Ceilings and Partitions Easily and quickly put up; nails right to the studding in new homes or over the walls in, old homes. Write direct to the Cornell Wood Products Co for free plans specifications and cost estimate or ASK YOUR DEALER. Send rough dimension sketches or blue prints of the rooms and distinctive plans will be made — just for your home. This service is absolutely free and places you under no obligation whatever. - Comell-Wood-Boardis guaranteed not Ull^rSiniPC. to warp, buckle, chip, crack or fall. % . Manufactured by the Cornell Wood Products Co. (C. O. Friable, President), Chicago, and sold by the dealers listed hen. Agents: HULL & PLUMMER Ltd., Wallpaper, Oil and Colour Merchants, 221-223 Queen St., Auckland '

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i— . _ _ ..I ■ i , ~ - TYPEWRITERS SECOND-HAND. i Each Miichine sold with a written. j signed guarantee to be in perfect order. ( Anyone can buy -with the utmost confidence. We have taken one-fourth of the price off to clear the lot in a hurry. Each one lias been thoroughly ov ®*" hauled, and was traded in by us on Belling a new L. C. Srnith, the only purely ball-bearing typewriter. ?» W, BmfYOJt U Vi»Tbie, e ' No?" 15, £13/13/-. Cap.— Usual Price, £17/17/-. £16/107-. BriefYost Vllible, No. 16, £16/10/-, Brief— Usual Price. £211101-. . F«X Visible, £11/10/", Cap.— Price, Monarch, £15/15/-, Cap.—Usual Price. i Rlfnlngton Junior, £11/10/-, PortableUsual Price, £15. . Romington, No. 18, £1«. Brief—Usual* price, jOQ4i Pittsburg Visible, £11/10/-, Cap.—Usual ■ price, £15, L, C. Smith, £16, Brief—Usual Price, £22. H. R. HOBDAY, Ltd. 510, sth Floor (Tel. 622 A.), N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, AUCKLAND. . | It*" 1- ***mmmmmmm i m k