is bei ry Day—sees new fashions displayed in the showroom—2nd floor —in fact all over the store, so that if yesterday you did not see what you wanted, you'll probably find it if you call in a day or two! Quality and style considered, "George Court's " prices are the DOMINION'S LOWEST! Dress Goods mwiztzvm Include hundred# of offerings like this:— SILK AND WOOL REPP. A very beautiful quality, with that fine Repp weave and rich silk finish. In Bracken, Helio., Turf Green, Mole, Corn, Biscuit, Fawn Cloud, Flame, Nut Brown, Caramel, Storm Cloud, Elephant, Mid Brown, and Duchesse Blue. 38 inches wide—Usual Price ~»,....10/6 yard. DRESS GOODS WEEK 5/" ywd. Hemstitching and Pleat We have installed the latest appliances to carry out above work at shortest notice. Call and see Samples of Pleating in every possible style I Leave orders at Art Department, Ground Floor. m SB® 4ms m 1 n IwSRJii mmfMlW I po '•T* »••)* ss c:3is'i -££ = m a 1 'mi, XX&i M mixmm •M ill! >•'! umimiifii ms o<~., m •*' ' Si»: -X m m A m. 1 mm t & \WMi •i!i ! MAIDS' Artificial Silk with aemi-faahioned leg. Reinforced with fine quality cotton yarn, ensuring lasting wear. The silk is full length. Smart in appearance and perfect in fit. Shades are Rose Beige, New Grey, Flesh, Light Fawn, Nude. Sizes 4, 5, &—- " George Court's " Prices, 4/3, 4/6, 4/9 pair. kas»'' WOMEN'S Mercerised Lisle Hose. of particularly good value. These Stockings are full fashioned and perfect in fit. Guaranteed to give the maximum of satisfaction in wear. Shades are Champagne. Silver Peach, Sunburn, Iris, Mauve, Hoggar, Rose Grey-—" George Court's" Price, 1/11 pair. 309—-Featuring Maid's Smartly Cut Alt-Wool Repp Tailored Ceat. Roll collar as shown; finished with belt at waist line; trimmed with the latest Gazelle trimming. This Coat Is Ideal for Summer wear. In shades of Cedar, Sugarcane, Oporto, Betty Blue, J&sJe, Green, Tan. Sizes 36in., 38in„ 40?n.» 42ln.—J* George Court's" Price, 79/6. 811 illustrates a Maid's Fancy Striped Poplin Frock, cut on straight lines, with bos pleats In front of skirt, as illustrated. Trimmed with contrasting shade and buttons. Shades are: Cyclaroen/Grey/White. Jade/Saxe/ White. Saxe/Mauve/White, New Rose/ Putty/White, Fawn/Beige/Red, Sizes 36in„ 381n., 401n., 42in. —"Soorge Court's" Price, 12/11. 814 depicts a Maid's Dainty Coloured Voile Frock, in very uncommon design. Skirt gauged at waist, as illustrated, whlct) gives slight rulness. Trimmed with srlf toning of good quality Crepe de Chine. Sizes 3 Gin., 38in„ 40in., •42in. We have shades of Saxe, Mauve, Rust, Rose, Light Brown—" George Court's" PriCS, 13/11. 808—A Particularly Attractive Maid's Check Gingham Frock, inverted pleats in front of skirt, flnished with pocket effect. Collar, cuffs, and pockets trlfhmed with plain shade to tone. Sizes 36in., 3Stn., 40in., 42Jn. Shades are Flame, Mauve, Saxe, Black/White, Jade, Red, Tan, Navy—" George Court's " Price, 7/6. 857—A neat style, In large head fitting, in Putty Tagel Braid Straw. Trimmed with hand pleatings in ribbon of self toning, with <mart pin flplsh. Also procurable in Creme, Fawn, Green, Navy. Black —"George Court's" Prioe, 27/6. 770—Illustrating a shady brim style in Putty Hemp Straw. Trimmed with faille ribbon pleatings and flat velvet flowers. The waved brim Is nlso hound with ribbon, with large head fitting—" George Court's" Price, 29/6. c Karalujahapa Road & SONS LTD. 866 depicts a very new style in Hemp straw, with trimmed over-crown. This number is trimmed with wide ribbon pleated band and flat flowers on side or crown, and Is large In fitting—" George Court's" Prioe, 32/6. Auckland We Pay Postage ! "Eye-Opener" Bargains 1 for MONDAY, | WOMEN'S MERCERISED USLE HOSE, in effective designs of checks and stripes. Semi-fashionci leg and wide suspender top 3. . Reliable in wear and correct in fit. Shades are Mode, Shell, Stone, Airedale—. g "George Court's" Usual Price .....3/11 pair. Eyc-Cpener Price ...1/11 pair, Monday. LADIES' SPRING COAT FROCKS AND JUMPER SUITS, in new light- 3 weight fancy wool materials. Large assortment of styles and colours. All sizes. Wonderful bargains—"George Court's" Usual Prices. .14/11 to 49/6. Eye-Opener Prices .7/6 to 25/-, Monday. Mail Orders not accepted <d Eye-Opener Prices. iLkiLLiiLtikkiiLhlkLit
ions are smoking ▼i Tobacco the finest 'Th.e paper boy sells printer's ialt . _ Each time the Admiral come# tab/cat mat does he tmoke it? I don't thinST» Virginia pfOUUCCS. rflpei He orders more and more and nwweJ •—thinnest ribbed rice paper, containing 4% of / pure rice; free from /OT j/ printer's ink. Perfect jW Ih]A I CW tobacco in perfect paper! \ Jy & perfect combination ! //\\ Cmteatmeat- is his happy lot—mm wonder, with the smokes he's sot I Aslc a pliceman! HeU reply That they're the only fags to tnfh The ploughman homeward plods his way—» He, too, smokes Army Club to-day. jJHJ And each cigarette per- f y fectly packed. That's J 0.1. mav riM Rubber# fan why all the world and Old soldiers never die—his y w!fe chooses Army fClub. Smoke one; judge £? it by any test —and cora^ pare it with any cigar- j ette you've ever bought i\ at its price. i| f *Uy deaf," said she, "how too divine 1* oshr mi. "In «« « o"ae? 1 He owns a loyely racing yacht f He kuows who's who—also waeht's wtchtl Cork-tipped? Both perfectl //p|> -Cs\A» St A\SlS*t>/)l -f/\ si SI At / *
mattresses Iw In homes where quality is considered before price you will invariably find Silverdown Mattresses—expensive in quality bat not in price. SILVERDOWN PRICES Imperial Roll Super No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 s 6 10 0 5 12 6 4 13 6 3 18 9 3 15 0 3 9 0 2 9 9 5 2 6 4 5 6 3 12 0 3 9 0 3 3 0 2 5 6 Free Sample of Silverdown on request Manufactured by TATTERSFIELD LIMITED Grey Lynn, Auckland M f o / ■ i-. m •A, s M ■' S, * > ■'/ > m a % m 1 H
Tennis Shoes at our Keen Prices. FOR BARGAINS. Let Us Post .You a Pair. Postage Paid. Special Line of Ladies' arid Gent.'s White Tennis Bhoes, best quality; white rubber soles. All sizes, 3to 9. Offer's Price, 3/^1 Job Line of Gent.'s Tennis Shoes, white rubber soles. Sizes 7, 8, 9 only. ' Offer's Price, 2/11 *TV Ladles' Patent 1-Bar Shoes, Champagne facing round top and strap, also piece on front. As Illustrated, or with Louis heels. > Offer's Price, [\\ Also, same style, with grey facings. Offer's Price, ■j Q /II Ladies' Patent Shoes, Champagne strap and facing round top. One of the latest. As Illustrated. Offer's Price, /\\ Also, same style, in Champagne Glace. Offer's Price, \Qf \\ Ladies' Patent 1-B*r Shoes, Champagne nower and Icar design on front. As illustrated, or with I.ouis heels. Offer's Price, Also, In Champagne Glace, with darker (lower and leaf. Low or Louis heels. Offer's Price, \Qf \\ Ladies' Patent 1-Bar Shoes, wit.li either plain Grey Kid toecap and back, or Imitation lizard skin, Very smart. As illustrated. Children's White Lace Sand Shoes, best quality, white rubber soles and toecap. Sizes 4to G, 2/9 Sizes 7to 9, 2/11 S,zcs 10 ta 2 > 3/9 f /v i 2* ifliiM? rtt*?™' Men's " Helvetia " Boots, Tan colour, standard screwed soles, ring tip toe* plates; nails in soles if required; stout soles. Sizes sto 10. Offer's " Special, "19/11 Men's Solid Leather Boots. A splendid wearer. Sizes 6 to 10. Offer's "Special," \sf\\ Also. Box Derby Boot, white leathci lined, sewn sole. Best quality and value. Sizes 5 to 10. Offer's " Special," J9/H THREE GOOD STORES. WG OW f EE. o Mr Jar AJ «
jisic for a patxei w-uuyr/ Dkt&utonx APMOKg * MASON, WgIiUWW9B. , 186, SYMONDB STREET; 44, KARANGAHAPE ROAD; AND CORNER STORE, 20 AND 22, KARANGAHAPE ROAD.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19762, 8 October 1927, Page 15 (Supplement)
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