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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20556, 6 May 1930, Page 17

■l.'': i" I \ h s', I -< il.'r I a , P| L®; 'v ifr J I : i ; [iVVL if® ••.. L OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT CANDIDATE FOR PARNELL -v . A-: : : , : :i . v ■• " "■ * * \ > s "\ r" , 1 .• >f - ' iliii ■Hi vx : : : :;-'-x ; :v mm m mmmMm 111 . , IHj S3 :tew Si llliplii SSSii Ml H« HP S$S: W? feS'S it K#m m : Vm •w: 3&S swKs* $ mm mm wm *> \ -;ir ♦ ' «V- x * : > %'\ \ <* > V ' \ N ! ssfsgsgS Th£ l| i|s| i <.v > ;.}+-'-. >: x S \<~U :■< V§2 > &&vys •S"C. : -'V s , [v ALAN DONALD A Director of Messrs. A. B. DONALD, LTD. At the General Election you made the United programme YOUR programme. k The United Government is YOUR Government, pledged to carry out that programme. In one year your Government lias — Restored the National credit; a Met all demands for State Advances; Adjusted taxation; Relieved unemployment. This Parliament has two more years to run. There is a great deal still to do to make New Zealand the Land of Opportunity for our sons and daughters. ' The United Government will go ahead fearlessly with its programme. Neither Reform nor Labour will dare to arrest it. Show To-morrow your faith in the Party which has kept faith with you. mM K 'd. > i' •'..•1 i ''-'S km in,;rl : r Civil 4 M m/ W i Proud AN OCCASION FOR REJOICING. and Happy Father (on being presented with a Budget surplus): " Dear me, nurse, I wouldn't have minded if it had been twins." Reproduced by permission of " N.Z. s Free Lance." A :\S 1^,.. r*&| lv'v<I • I v| : typh •| i I h'i 1» i v*i/f M: -jV ."-Vk 1 i

:r:V.:S mm® J Achievement 1 is "something attempted and something done." Though cheap and inferior goods are sometimes offered on the market, we have made a name for dependability viz., QUALITY and VALUER in every dealing. Fashions here are distinctive and exclusive the "every day" wonder is: How can "George Court's" offer such beautiful apparel at such low prices? The Answer is: Daily increasing clientele and greater turnover, that enables us t.o conduct our business on "Lower Profits." MAIDS' ALL - WOOL HI RIBBED HOSE. Soft, good wearing, full fashioned. Double heels and toes. Right length for school wear. Shades: Caramel, champagne, also black. Sizes: 2-3 4 5 6 Prices: 3/2 3/3 3/7 3/10 4/2 Ladies' Rest Rooms, Second Floor. A' M IrZ l5 r e> m Coats hr - % for S3 formal wear. Distinctive in line and fabric 2660—HANDSOME TWEED COAT—Smartly cut, find trimmed in novel style with strappings of sama material, fully lined, large fur collar and cuffs, as illustration, and similar. (The material is exceptionally pretty, and has a velour finish.) Predominant shades: Cedar, brown, and Lido. Sizes S.W., W., O.S.—George Court's Price £4/19/6 6166—A SMART PRACTICAL COAT—In splendid quality velour, handsomely trimmed with inverted tucks and stitching, as illustration. Novel belt goes Jill round and fastens with pretty buckle. Large fur collar and cuffs. Shades: Bark, chocolate, and nigger. Sizes S.W., W., 0.5., X.O.S. GEORGE COURT'S PRICE 89/6 3148-—ELEGANT WINTER COAT—In a good quality fancy velour. l ully lined, rich fur collar and cuffs. Trimmed with pleats, as illustration. Shades: Bark, oak, and plurn. Sizes S.W., W. Exceptional vaIue—CEORGE COURT'S PRICE SS/6 WE PAY POSTAGE ON MILLINERY, but make a nominal charge for the specially-constructed postal boxes. f € ivjt-A, 51 Children's Silk and Wool | Hose. Full fashioned, fancy striped top, featuring the Marie effect. Sizes: 5 6 7 8 Price: 2/11 3/2 3/3 3/5 * q KJF Sizes: Price: 9 10 11 3/7 3/8 3/10 WE PAY POSTAGE OR RAILAGE on all goods excepting Fragile Goods, Seagrass Furniture, Made-up Bedding, Wire Mattresses, Kapok, Curtain Rods, Oil Baize, Hardware, Travelling Ware, Toys and Stationery. " Desirabil" WH T7l ~Wj Diamond IB // Ml 1 Seal Pure mmwl Ml Silk Hose g now includes 2 \||k9 /Wgi ced toe and step- IP/ IjW ment at side of 'A\ \jhjji foot. These in- il ffifll crease the wear- . ing qualities where extra - pressure comes. The quality is maintained, and altogether the value is outstanding. Shades are: Allure, sunbronze, beechnut, suntan, grey, grain, nude, brown, beige, fawn, Pans nude, black. . . _ George Court's Pnce: JQ/g P a,r ' Cosy Woollies for the Children Adorable styles in a jE OR RAIL- * j • 7 /* 7 • excepting Fra- mUitltliae OT COIOUI'SI 229—JUST OPENED, A WONDERFUL RANGE OF TOTS' LEGINETTE SUITS—In qualities and styles to suit all requirements. The sketch illustrates one in brushed wool, with contrasting stripes, giving smart finish. Shades are: Orange, almond, lilac, wheat, shrimp, sky, saxe. Sizes • 14in. 16in. IBin. GEORGE COURT'S PRICES 12/6 13/11 15/6 2 2.8 /e^u. 367—WEE TOT'S COMFY KNITTED WOpL SUIT —Of superior quality, finished with pocket and edgings of contrasting shade. Shades: Red, saxe, fawn. Sizes: 14in. 16in. 18in. George Court's Prices: 10/6 11/6 12/6 364—KNITTED WOOL PULL-OVER OR FROCK AND CAP—With brushed wool contrasting bands, giving effective finish. Warm and serviceable. Shades: Lemon, pillarbox red, peach, coral, light saxe, pink. Sizes I6in. 1 Sin. GEORGE COURT'S PRICES: 11/6 12/6 382—COSY KNITTED COAT AND CAP SET FOR WEE TOTS—Good shape and attractive style, finished with contrasting stripes. Shades: Helio., sky, saxe, red, champagne, beige. Sizes 14in. I6in. I Sin. George Court's Prices: 8/11 9/11 10/11 288 CHILD'S KNITTED WOOL SUIT Of good quality, with long sleeves, buttoning on shoulders and finished with contrasting art. silk stripes. Shades: Red, aaxc, fawn. Sizes 14in. 16in. 18in. George Court's Prices: 8/11 9/6 9/11 228 illustrates a CHILD'S COAT AND CAP SET—In brushed wool of good quality, with contrasting stripes, as sketch. Shades: Shrimp, almond, saxe, fawn, wheat. Sizes I4in. 16in. !Bin. George Court's Prices . . 8/6 9/6 10/6 198—CHILD'S COSY BRUSHED WOOL CARDIGAN—Of good quality, with pretty contrasting stripes, in shades: Shrimp, saxe, sky, wheat, almond, fawn. Sizes 14in. 16in. 18in. 20in. PRICES 8/6 9/6 10/6 11/6 "For Quality Goods at Lower Prices" W ON —7 DAYS' SALE OF LACES! This means our complete range of Laces and. Insertions—yes, even the new "Dip Back" Flouncing—Usually 22/6 the dress length, now 19/11. Inspection invited! Showing on 3rd Floor. Exquisite Vases at 3/9 to Handsome Bowls 29/61 Take Elevator. —and vusJ/ Millinery Mode in Miniatu There's a subtle "grown up" style in these Hats that the girls like, and also a childish charm that the mothers like. These are but five of hundreds of Children's Millinery we are showing on Second Floor. Capable assistants attend to you. Particular attention given to SIZE! No. 39 is a BETTY HAT—Hand modelled. Suitable for girls 10 to 17 years. This model _______ is in wool felt, and is hand-modelled with clever finish. Can also be had in all seasonable shades and in any head fitting— GEORGE COURT'S PRICE ... 25/6 each No. 40—A "LENCI" HAT—These are made in Italy from Italian felt. Colours are wonderful, and have pleasing effect. "Lenci" _ rf Hats are very soft and Iight—GEORGE CUT COURT'S PRICE 19/6 each ti/B/V No. 41—A SMART LITTLE STYLE IN FELT— These we h&ve in many colours, including . "t reds, greens, fawns, browns, rose, saxe, grey, >J" 0 lemon, wine, pink. Also in several different b Li/ L designs in trimming—GEOßGE COURT'S PRICE 6/6 each No. 42 is a NOVELTY "BERET," so much the JrM v vogue for the children as well as the grownrioor. up> Th e model shown is priced at 4/1 I, but these we can do at all prices and in all lc -L 5/Q colours—GEOßGE COURT'S PRICES: - saC^/7 4/6 to 7/11 each No. 43 is a STITCHED FELT BRETON, and ivls 29/6 i can k e procured in black, navy, fawn, brown, "and saxe. GEORGE COURT'S PRICE... . 9/11 each ator. Other qualities, in same hat—--7/11 to 15/6 each All sizes stocked. 0 SONS' KARANGAHAPE ROAD-AUCKLAND I Q) NOW ON —7 DAYS' SALE OF SILKS! | Every yard of our magnificent selection at a Special Sale Price. Buy now for Frocks, Underwear, Cushions, Hangings, etc. immmMiimumuiiummmuimiiUiumMiUimmimmMimmiiM