Page 23 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19612, 14 April 1927, Page 23

L <oc», ISS2 m AKEAL PHOTOGRAPH of the CINEMA CELEBRITIES you know, in every packet The paper in ordinary Cigarettes is held together by paste or some other adhesive. The CRIMPED SEAM of 'VARSITY requires no adhesive whatever- ——the edges of the Filigrane Paper are held firmly together by crimping, which is applied by an ingenious pressure process. feature which you will appreciate in the smoking. Boxes of *8 TWENTY Packets of TEN m * Lambert & Butler, England.

"SVWm VA % i aetpl" 1 "*" {as illustrated above.) MEN'S NAVY GABARDINE "TRENCH" COATS—with' belt all round and a special oiled interlining to turn the rain. George Court's Price, 79/6. lAlso in navy without oiled lining at 42/6, 79/6. ' (as illustrated on right.) MEN'S DOUBLE-BREASTED TWEED OVERCOATS—A popular style with belt at back in eerviceable mid and dark erey tweeds. Suitable for walking or motoring. George Court's Prices, 39/6, 42/6, 44/6, 47/S, S7/6. Two other New Styles (not illustrated.) MEN'S NAVY "NAP" PRINCE OVERCOATS—A favourite semi-fitting coat with belt and inverted pleat at back. Indigo dyes. p rlceß) 64/6> 66/6 , 79/6. MEN'S FAWN GABARDINE RAINCOATS —Raglan sleeves, check-lined, light weight shower-proof coats of smart appearance. With or without belt. George Court'® Prices, 55/6, 65/-, 72/6, 79/6, 85/- " wife liffife' yji ft", <i r _ SlllsailSieiltesi^F 1 hi ■ ■ 1 1 I' S - 1 A 1 • - Mr"*' 7 me r #'lß "Jl'*' I§K,l» I % 111 <- ; ■ " The Mouse tnat valise wim " ho. easy it » to >hop .t "Georg. Court 1 .," Ro«d. Xoor .very clotbiro nd md«r 111 t /// m i i n» ft/,!!/"',m n # 7 * /• y:/-#. 7 n «<«» it t... M ss* fi ifl-M «*/ • I* •iiwitj; r' m • 11 >■: 42/6 EASTER CLOSING HOURS. 14 th April, THURSDAY. Store open till 9 in the evening. Closed FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY. Re-open Tuesday 19th at 8.30 LADIES' MODEL RACE FROCKS Ensemble Suits and Coats just received from Abroad are on view on 2nd Floor. Also on Ground Floor is and Gloves! Viis»*!iy - : 3' 5" f<gy' 4 ' Titer Taw, Illustration No. 3. "PETER PAN" HATS—For boys. Suitable shape and style for boys 2 years to 7 years. SILK VELVET—In shades of grey, fawn, mole and nigger. 2/11 each. NAVY AND FAWN GABARDINE—--3/11 each. BLACK SEALETTE— 4/11 each. Call and see the fine selection of Boys.* JJa.kh. Illustration No. 4. BOYS' "DUTCH" HATS-—Very popular style for the small Boys, ages 12 months to 6 years. SUEDE AND ASTRACHAN—In shades of nigger, grey, tan, fawn and black. 4/11 each. BLACK SEALETTE — 6/11 each. SEALETTE —In shades of light grey, mid grey and nigger. 5/6 each. Coats: also the Oil Canvas Coat at 21/11 " \ \ \ '' / i '" tea CP I glo MEN'S UMBRELLAS — Good strong frames, and reliable covers. George Court's Prices, 10/11, 12/6, .13/6, 13/11, 14/9 each. urn m\ m - J:l '/k*! s\ MFN'S COTTON AND WOOL SINGLETS—-Half sleeves. Good reliable English makes, suitable weight for present Prices, S.M. M- O.S.M. Prices, S.M. M. O.S.M. 3/11 4/3 4/6 5/6 5/11 6/6 4/6 4/11 5/6 6/6 6/9 7/6 MEN'S COTTON AND WOOL UNDERPANTS Ml M OS M. Pnc,. |M. O s/s »/e 6/6 6/6 6/11 7/9 iTTTnTmrmmi