Page 19 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20563, 14 May 1930, Page 19

See Special Window and » I » 1 SPECIAL PURCHASE of Ti N.Z. "ALL-WOOL" MAKE ouble, Usually 19/11 and 39/6. Full weight and size. Special value. WONDERFUL VALUE! 38in. to 54in. • J i I i m for Frocks, Costumes, Coats, etc. (Usually 4/11 to 18/6). CLEARING PRICES—--2/11, 3/11, Re sure to see this exceptional value selection, which Includes many extremely line and superior quality fabrics. In Wool I.are, Tweeds, Silk and Wool, Tinsel, also Stockinettes. Newest designs. Various colourings. All priced for quick dispersal. HEAVY TWILL Hemmed ready for use. Special Value, Single, 54 x 90, A 8/11 pair M Double, 80 x 90, M 12/11 pair M Size 51 x 51 BORDERED tUililßlt CLOTHS, 2/S e &ch Usually 3/11. With Borders In Gold, Red, Pink, Groen, and Bluo. "AUCKLAND'S KEENEST PRICES " AT THE J.C.L. We specialise and practically remake your Quilt, for the old cover is dispensed with. Inspect our fine range of Floral Sateens and Satins and Plain Colour materials. We execute orders promptly* ®nd will send for your Quilt. SECOND Hflfß "STAR ATTRACTIONS.' Artificial Tulips, for homo decoration, in shades of Red, Lemon, Mauve, name, Gold, and Dark Red. An excellent value oirer on a popular line, to brighten up the homo Third Floor. Star Attraction Price All Day TO-MORROW 2° each; 2/21 dozon * A Size 14in. x 14in. White Crope Paper Ber- CST Ms? viottes priced remarkably low. A useful 0V Ms line for general home, tearoom, or Vjk MBS restaurant uso Ground Floor. iml Star Attraction Price All Day TO-MORROW W D for 100. ' ALL DAY THURSDAY. (Registered) Always ALL AT ONE PRICE Usual Value, 9/1 1 to 15/6. A Great Value Offer that Is creating a stir on Ihe First Floor. Coatings are in Rroche, Plain Stripes, Bordered and Novelty effects, In Art. Silk, Striped and Plain Art. Satins, also Heavy Corded and Silk Repps. Samples Sent on Request. SPECIAL CLEARANCE VALUE in dies' Dark Ta Strong, good fitting, and smart for present wear, with medium Cuban heel. Sizes and half sizes. SPECIAL CLEARANCE—--17/6 P air Usually 25/-. FIFTH FLOOR. AUCKLAND'S LEADING DRAP

i»' "'! iVif i" —- •*'-- it A i\£* j JSsisik Ilia A ! : = ::!L : :. ::; : : : -.:; '^v / V 'i¥H i iiiiiHiiiiliii'i raitl'S ijii:; : ;! ; l!i!!l!!i!ll iii !ShW : -v m^- Y n M \ : . : ::; •v w - . ' * . / \:r ' : •• '!. ;:, ' - ~;v~ / \ f/ \ i ••: •• V V..i- •■;::!■■■ V , ' / \ iiT : T>:i: ■: V ; / Niir AUCKLAND. COOKE ft CO. LTD.. ALBERT STREET WELLINGTON! ELLIS fii MANTON LTD.. BOND STREET CMRISTCHURCH i FRANK A. COOK LTD.. COLOMBO STREET DUNEOINi LANE'S LTD., CARROLL STREET YOU HAVE seen him, walking gently officewards—ever so gently. One foot stealthily after the other, not an inch above the ground. Suddenly—the rat-a-tat-tat-a-tat-tat of a screeching road drill. He stiffens convulsively. And then walks slowly on with an even more wilted droop. Ugh! Headache is a ghastly business. SO GHASTLY that it is hard to realise that a man will deliberately go out and get a headache. Yet thousands of men do iL In cold blood they go out and get a headache for the following morning. . ~ THERE ARE of course occasions when politeness demands a visit to people who give one a pain in-the-neck. But these are of necessity. And at the houses where you get a pain-in-the-neck, you rarely get a headache for next morning. THE HEADACHE FOR NEXT MORNING is to be found only at those houses where there is what is called 'much spots.' And the joy of much spots outweighs the disadvantages of the headache to come. ||| BUT HEADACHE is no longer the inevitable penalty of the cheering cup. If you drink McCallum's Perfection Scots Whisky, a headache next morning will not fall to your lot. 0 CALL IT SMOOTHNESS, call it skilful blending, call it what you will, there is a quality about McCallum's onlyto be described, as 'headacliclessness.' So much so that if your experience is, say, eight spots and a headache next morning, you can have ten McCallum's, and no headache. NO MATTER WHAT your limit is—four, eight or a dozen—we say emphatically that you can drink twenty five per cent, more of McCallum's than you can of other whisky without getting a headache next morning THAT STATEMENT is made deliberately, and with the full realisation of what it claims. That it sounds exaggerated cannot be helped. It is a fact. And as fact, it must be stated. A CIGARETTE MANUFACTURER overseas has made much of the slogan, 'Not a cough in a carload.' With apologies, we convert it for McCallum's Perfection Scots Whisky, to NOT A HEADACHE IN A HOGSHEAD m