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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19170, 9 November 1925, Page 17

II ik II IS 18 3 a jW ( til * A 7* !=. 'S' *L S,, MS" w« ■ :- : s*^ V <s* will Buy a Handsome at " George Court's." But then ALL Carpets are priced lower at this Karangahape Road Store. The reason is that our turnover is so quick and so vast we can afford to SELL FOR LESS. Inspection invited. r . j • j »j ■■•j [ss® in a wide range of attractive designs, iu the following sizes:—loft. 6in. x 13ft. 6in., £l7; 9ft. x 12ft., £lO/1 Of, £l6/10/-; 9ft. x 10ft. 6in., £ll/15/-, £l4/10/-; 9ft, x 9ft., £9/15/-, £l2/10/-, 9ft. x 6ft.,.£6/10/-. The latest colourings in exclusive designs.—lilt, 3m. x 13ft. 6in., £2B/10/-. £32; 9ft. x 12ft., £l4/15/-, £l9/10/-, £25; 9ft. x 10ft. 6in., £l2/10/-, £l6/15/-; 9ft. s 9ft., £lO/16/-; 9ft. x 6ft. 9in., £B/5/-, £lO/15/-. In Grey, Blue. Fawn, and Rose grounds—3ft. 9in. x 6ft, 33/-; 4ft. 6in. x 6ft. 6in., 42/-. AXMINSTER CARPET RUNNERS New shipment just opened. All the latest designs—27in. wide, 15/6, 17/6 yard; 36in. wide, 26/6, 27/6 yard; 54in. wide, suitable for wide halls, 42/6 yard. Fringed Big of patterns—27in. x 54m., 18/11, as/6 each; 35in. x 69in., 29/6 each. HEARTH RUGS Tapestry Hearth Bags, unfringed. Durable and inexpensive; 27in. x 60—12/11 each. Velvet Pile Hearth Bugs, unlrlnged. Very heavy make; 27in. x 54in. —15/6 each. Tapestry Carpet Runners l| 27in. wide —5/6, 6/9, and 7/3 yard; 22|,in. wide — gr 4/11, 5/9, and 6/3 yard. 1 fc Don't miss the HUGE JOB PURCHASE ■id vv Hearth Rugs Best quality, and fringed ends. In Black. Blue, Red, Green, Brown, and Camel — Sizes, 24in. x 54in., 27/6 each; 27in. x 64in., 35/IliWj fjngf'il To-morrow's " Eye-Opener." 36-Inch White Jap. Silk.—Our best quality heavy Whit© Jap. Silk, for frocks, children's wear, undarwear, shirts, etc. The serviceable Silk for the hot weather—Usually 6/11 yard. " George Court's" EyeOpener Price, 4/8 per yard. Hand-made China Laces and Insertions.—Smart,' dainty designs, in most useful width for trimming; about 1-inch wide; strong, dependable qualities—Usually 1/- and 1/3 per yard. " George Court's" EyeOpener Price, all B|d per yard. 9 fin 12 AusM&ndl MAIL OROERX NOT ACCEPTED. rmmWiil A Wood-Lath I 111 I I with heavy cord and strong pelleys. Will stand the weather, shade the verandah, and let ths air in. Finished in Brown colour in the following sizes: 4ft. wide x 7ft. long. 15/11; 6ft. wide x 7ft. long, 24/-; Bft. wide x 7ft. long, 32/-; 10ft. wide x 7ft. long, 39/- each. Urain, buve», Cloud-Grey. Mid Grey, Tan Bark, Sandalwood, Beige, Almond, Cream, Nigger Brown, and Black. Exceptional value "George C o u r t 's" yri ce, 10/11 pair.

)JP iPplf® MS m is £i**o-VOMOOH •«<!*!« ••I''-- •%' <, V [V V *2 , '\* * •" . > r'v"; .Vy _ • JL r- .: A - ~ v: ; GREAT responsibility lies with the Advisory Physician of a Royal Household. When Nature's way cannot be followed, it is on his advice thai the decision of the choice of the right food for a Royal baby rests. He has the whole world to choose from—he chooses with the weight of all modern scientific knowledge behind his decisionand in five cases Court Physicians have Chosen "Glaxo." Scientific analysis proves that Glaxo is the closest known substitute fco human milk. Thousands and thousands of beautiful babies and children all over the world are a living testimony to it. Taken by the mother before baby comes it ensures a full supply of rich natural food. For the "little King," when nature's way is not possible, it means health, strength and beautiful robust childhood. Sendita&e Wondei-M Bool\, v., 71 i m The Super Milk-Food Post This May | To Glaxo, Dept 64. J PO Box 1509, Wellington. i p, r/"p/^TL p ito'B^ Al.« I free sample tin ol GJaxo> Addreit* N.Z. 298, -