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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19717, 17 August 1927, Page 18

It i ' w ■ , DRESS GOODS NAVY SERGE.—The celebrated "Endurer" brand. All pure wool, dye guaranteed; absolutely fast to sun, sea air, and washing. In weights suitable for school uniforms, frocks, ladies' costumes, boys' wear, etc. 40 inches wide —George Court's Usual Prices: 4/6, 4/11, 5/6, 5/11, 8/11 yard. SALE PRICES 3/3, . 3/6, 4/3, 4/11, 7/11 yard. ALL-WOOL DRESS FLANNEL. facture. Very closely woven, and nice soft finish. This quality will give absolute satisfaction, both in wear and appearance. In light grey, mid grey, bright henna, almond, medoc, sky, kingfisher, cocoa, cream, mauvette, henna, rust, dark salmon, cardinal, cedarwood, and russet Usual Price 5/11 yard. SALE PRICE .... 4/11 yard. now going for a 64 song" at £ I SHOWROOM £ J%ISCKA«IKIO 9 3 SO MATRONS' COATFROCKS. • I GREATEST 1 d fc —George Court's Usual Prices: '• 6 3 SALE PRICE: All 79/6 each, e § mi -Sytm? 3 60 LADIES' RAINCOATS.—In !, t! fifl I I LADIES' 6 SILKS FUJI SILK.—36-inch. An extrawide, first-grade all-silk fuji. For underwear, frocks, princess slips, etc. In grey, cinnamon, mid brown, nigger, henna, fawn, reseda, rose, cherry, Nile green. 36 inches wide— Usual Price 4/11 yard. SALE PRICE 3/11 yard. TUSSORE SILK.— Extra strong quality; guaranteed pure tussore silk. 33 inches wide Usual Prices: 3/6, 4/9 yard. SALE 2/11, 3/11 yard. • FURNISHINGS MATTRESS CASES— Readymade ticking mattress cases; 3 feet wide, well made Usual Prices 12/6, 13/6 each. SALE 11/—, 11/6 each. BORDERED CASEMENT. ecru ground. Very neat borders, good washing— Usual Price: yard. Jfc SALE PRICE: yard. Even the STATIONERY and | TOILET DEPARTMENTS 3 are offering Thousands of Bargains in Wanted Lines! - =2 WOOL BODY PUFFS. —Large size—Usual Zj Price 3/3 each. SALE PRICE 2/6 each. FACE POWDER.— Bristow's Devonshire Violet Face Powder George Court's 3 Usual Price SALE PRICE 10£ d box. PAPER D'OYLEYS. — in packets containing 36 d'oyleys—George Court s Usual Price 6|d packet. SALE P*RICE . . . 4£d packet; 3 for 1/WOLFF'S BATH SOAP.— Best quality. in rose, heliotrope, honey, violet, and shamrock perfumes George Courts Usual Price 8d cake. • SALE PRICE .. ;. s£d cake; 3 for 1/3 Eg COLGATE'S WEEK-END SETS.—Containing 2 small cakes soap, talcum powder, cold cream, and dental cream George Court's Usual Price . . 1/11 set. SALE PRICE 1 / set. BOXED STATIONERY.—A special assortment of designs George Court s Usual Price 2/11 box. SALE PRICE 1/11 box. 3 OUR PELMET SPECIALIST is at your service, and will offer you gratis his experienced suggestions as to colours and styles suitable to your particular rooms. Orders carried out in beautiful workmanship. Select the Drapings Now While Sale Prices are Ruling. jrtLC. rmuc. .3 | "Eye-Opener" Bargains | | for TO-MORROW, | fc LADIES' CANTERBURY VESTS, in Cream Ribbed Wool. Splen- 3 g- did for wear. Round neck, short and long sleeves " George 12 5E Court's" Usual Prices W., 6/6; 0.5., 6/9 Jfcl Eye-Opener Prices W. and 0.5., 4/11, To-morrow Z3 BOYS' COLLEGE SHIRTS, in Navy Doctor Flannel. Reliable quality of all wool. Fast dye and silk stitched. Full range of sizes "George Court's" Usual Prices... 11/ 11, etc. g- Eye-Opener Price .7/11 each, To-morrow Mail Orders not accepted at Eye-Opener Prices. gf - ivi an uracrs nui attcpicu ut uyc-wjjc/ic/ « # pjiurnuukuiuimiummuummiummmuusi Of best quality; with fur collar, and pleats at sides. Half lined. Shades: blue, fawn, grey, mauve, wine, mole, and nigger.. Sizes: and S.w.— George Court's Usual Price 79/6 each. SALE PRICE 49/6 each. MATRONS' JUMPERS.—In ftlack art. silk; in a wonderful variety of pretty fancy knits. Collars and long sleeves, etc. Sizes: W. and O.S.— Usual Price . . 24/6 and 29/6 each. SALE AH 9/11 each. RIBBONS TAFFETA RIBBONS—4* inches wide. In white, cream, sky, and pale pink—George Court's Usual Price . . 1/61/11 yard. SALE PRICE: All yard. OMBRE CORDED RIBBONS.— 1£ inches wide; in newest colourings George Co u r t's Usual Price 7£dyard. SALE PRICE 4d yard. MEN'S WEAR IVIEN'S SOFT COLLARS— Smart shapes; white ground, with neat stripes Usual Price 1 /- each. SALE PRICE 3 for l/^MEN'S HALF HOSE.—In fancy cashmere; plain grounds, with neat designs—George Court's Usual Price .... 3/11 pair. SALE PRICE . . 3/41 pair. 2 COTTON CORD TROUSERS.— In fawn; also Riding Breeches, ideal for Z3 hard, rough wear—Usual "S Prices: 11/9, 12/6 each. | SALE PRICE: 9/10 each. 3 ONCE AGAIN 2$ we'd remind you to see IS the Wonderful Bargains in ,3 CARPET SECTIONL Third Floor for Bargains in RADIO DEPT. * TTT-I-T TIT lIT 1 & 1 a it u 'M. 3KV £ SONS LTD. ICaßoad ♦ AttcMand uiiH llMHrflll tm Hid MM

J'. "JULJU I© ,1' M; '* io UO I -I* THE. 6UVWOR.', INSISTS OM <3wihS US ka&swood ■ HE SHOUUO paowio* MOB.E. NtsT Bo*es. Mi I All pullets hatched last spring should now he laying: from three to Ave eggs per bird f / ng every week; and If yours are not doing- tills they be. To Increase the egg output, start <yi£ j your birds forthwith on Karswood Poultry Spied / (containing ground Insects), which half a million poultry-keepers have proved produces the most v'itbs for the least monfy. 884 More Eggs from 12 Birc Trvo years' actual test proved Karswood Poultry Spice increased egg output over 70 eggs per bird in year. NOTHING Kives UB greater pleasure Excellent in Promoting Healt than for poultrykeepers to make an j yiirour. actual tests, with and without Karswood, to prove for themselves that they get more eggs when they use Karswood than when they do not. These tests have now been going on year by year for a generation, and in every case where a fair test la given, Karswood wins. Read letter below from Mr. Kelly, who obtained 884 more eggs tn 1924 over the same number of birds he had in 1923. and he attributes the increase entirely to Karswood, as the other conditions were exactly the same. Better evidence cannot bo offered. Why not start your birds forthwith on Karswood, and reap the extra proflt7 I toad what users say. 884 More Eggs from 12 Hens. 84, Kingswood Rd., Brixton Hill, London, 5.W.2. X now take the pleasure of sending you my complete record for 1924, which with the same number of birds, namely, seven 1923 hens and flvo 1924 pullets, making a total of 12, shows an increase of 884 eggs. I put this down solely to the use of Karswood Poultry Spice; Eggs Laid by 12 Hens on Karswood: January 179 July 134 February 159 August 133 March 265 April 213 May 299 Juno 239 September ...... 141 October .......... 59 November 11l December 136 Total for 1924 2,068 Total lfor 1923 1,184 Showing an increase of 884 I should like to mention that my birds are only backyarders, as my roost and run combined are only 20ft. long by 4ft. wide and sft. high. You have full permission to make what use you like of this letter and record. Dec. 31, 1924. A. KELLY. 12 Eggs Daily from 20 Fowls in Winter. 701, 3rd Avenue, Kingsland, AUCKLAND. T have used and am still using Karswood Poultry Spice with excellent results. Although I have only a few fowls now (20) 1 still get one dozen or more eggs per day, thanks to your Spice. May 13th, 1927. W. GIRVIN. Made Such an Improvement. March 29th, 1926. Railway Cottage, Ohakune Junction. Please send me three pounds of Karswood Poultry Spice. I had one packet given to me, and it made such an improvement in the hens that I feel I cannot do without it now. Postal notes enclosed for 8/-. MRS. T. HALL. Excellent in Promoting Health and Vigour. Hoganmendel Poultry Farm. Birkenhead, Auckland. I have used Karswood Poultry Spice for a considerable period, and have found it entirely satisfactory. It has' been excellent in promoting health anil vigour to my Sox Linked Inheritance Stock. E. \V. MINTER. (Guaranteed Day-Old Chick Specialist). Juno 11th, 1927. 3£d. Each for Pullet Eggs. 19, Adelaide Street, W. Croydon. Once again I have the pleasure In writing to you of my success with 12 R.I. Red pullets. I have got seven of them laying, and am getting three and four eggs a day from them. I must say they are a picture to see. The price I am getting for my pullet eggs is 3id. each, and the way they are going on they will soon pay for themselves. The amount of eggs I have had from them in November is 47, and In December 89, and I think that Is very good for them, and they are only May hatched birds. I am going to mate them up with a cockerel, and I think they will have good sittings. If you want the best birds for laying feed them on Karswood. January 2, 1925, F. SKINNER. Light Sussex Pullets Laying. 13, James St., South Hetton, Co. Pjrham. I have six cross breeds, White Leghorns and Light Sussex pullets, hatched May 17, 1924. They have laid 100 eggs from October 5, 1924. to January 5, 1925. They have been fed on Karswood Poultry Spice from the time they were hatched. You can use this for what it is worth. Jan. 5, 1925. HENRY STEVENSON. Laid Well Through Winter. Manugatautarl (Near Cambridge). We obtained good results from Karswood Poultry Spice. The fowls laid well all through the winter. —A. W. HEAD. lO You can do Just as well by using Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground insects). Packets: 4d., 1/- & 2/-. If your local dealer cannot supply, send a postcard to the New Zealand Agents (address below), asking the name of the nearest dealer who supplies Karswood Poultry Spice. FAIRBAIRN, WRIGHT A CO. Lichfield St., Christchurch; Moore St., Auckland; Old Customhouse St., Wellington : and Moray Place, Dunedin. NOTE.—The sole manufacturers of Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground insects) are E. Griffiths Hushes, Ltd., Manchester. England, established 1756, Ira the Iteirn of George tho Second.