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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20570, 22 May 1930, Page 19

"if I a fp*i~ pay M I !••;'}: I : f£ All Boys' Navy School Wear, silk stitched. GEORGE COURT'S help this along tremendously by their High Quality School Wear at Low Prices! Gym. Hose. Maids' Gym. Hoac, of Botany wool yarn, closely knitted and full fashioned to fit well. Extra spliced knees, heels and toes. Black only. Sizes: 3 A 5 6 Prices: 3/6 3/10 3/11 4/3 QUALITY is ever our aim, as we realise that without Quality our low prices would count for nought. CORRECT CUT is another necessity —to allow room where "give" is wanted, and withal to keep the smartness of the garments. Illustrated on right — jgjx CHILD'S ALL-WOOL f®s> How we are able to sell at Competitive Prices Materials are bought in huge quantities at lowest cash prices. Our Factories are efficiently run by a competent staff. Last, but not least, our tremendous turnover naturally enables us to sell for less. £ G/O 3 6-Wv. £ 69 r 6 g; Child's All-Wool College Costume in excellent quality AllWool Navy Serge, fadeless and unshrinkable. Most suitable for college wear. £~- Sizes: 20in. 22in. 24in. 27in. George Court's Prices: - 49/6 55/Sizes: 30in. 33in. 36in. 39in. George Court's Prices: jC: / 59/6 65/6 69/6 79/6 In this quality we have Costumes specially tailored for Diocesan and St. Cuthbert's Colleges. g School Hose. Maids* 1/1 Rib All-Wool Hose. Full fashioned from fine quality yarn. jgZ A reliable stocking in wear. Shades are: Black, almond, caramel, champagne. 2 3 4 5 6 Complete Outfits for Colleges and Schools, as under: St. Cuthbert's, Diocesan, Hilltop, St. Mary's, Grammar. College TUNIC 069—Child's All-Wool College Tunic, in superior quality Navy Serge, fadeless and unshrinkable. Three pleats back and front. Finished with girdle, pocket. 21 in. 24in. George Court's Prices: 15/11 16/11 27in. 30in. 33in. 36in. 39in. 18/6 19/11 22/6 25/6 27/6 Similar Style to Illustration. 4658—Child's All-wool College Tunic, similar style to illustration, with plain yoke, fastened with two buttons on each shoulder. Three pleat 3 back and front. Guaranteed fast dye. Sizes: Price: 21 10/11 24 11/6 33 15/11 27 12/11 36 17/11 30 13/11' 39in. 19/11 Child's Flannel Blazer. 071—In serviceable navy allwool flannel. Has step collar, and pockets. Regulation shape. Sizes: 00 0 1 2 George Court's Prices: 15/11 16/6 16/11 17/11 3 4 5 6 18/11 19/11 21/6 22/6 Boys' All-Wool Navy Flannel COLLEGE Boys' Navy Flannel College Shirts. New Zealand allwool. Made to stand real hard wear. Fast dye and silk sewn. Sizes: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Prices: 6/9 6/11 7/3 7/6 7/9 7/11 8/3 8/6 8/9 Boys' College Shirts, in All-wool "Roslyn" Plunket Flannel. Very fine quality that will stand hard school and college wear. Silk stitched. Sizes: 23456 7 8 9 10 Prices: 9/6 9/9 9/11 10/3 10/6 10/9 10/11 11/3 11/6 063 Li 33- • A We Pay Postage or Railage on all goods exoopting Fragile Goods, Scagraos Furniture, Made-up Bedding, Wire Mattresses, Kapok, Curtain Rods, Oil Baize, Hardware, Travelling Ware, Toys, and Stationery. BOYS' SCHOOL CAPS. Plain Serge, in regulation shape. All sizes—l/ 9 and 2/6 each. Same shapes with coloured cord piping of red, white, royal and gold. All sizes—l/ 11 and 2/11 each. PULL-OVERS for Boys an Illustration No. 22—Boys' and Youths Pullovers. Made in wool and cotton mixtures, in fancy all-over pattern, with V neck and 2 pockets. Extra hard-wearing quality. Sizes (Chest): 24in. 26in. 28in. 30in. 32in. Prices: 4/11 5/6 5/11 6/6 6/11 Boys' and Youths' Ail-Wool Pullovers. Very dressy and warm. Makes an excellent school garment. Made in 4 shades of Marled Wool, fancy V neck. Sizes (Chest) : 22in. 24in. 26in. 28in. 30in. 32in. Prices: 7/11 8/6 8/11 9/6 9/11 10/6 WE ARE SUPPLIERS of OUTFITS for all Secondary Schools and Colleges. Striped Blazers for Takapuna, Mount Albert and Auckland Grammar Schools, and King's College. TWEED OVERCOATS for Boys an Made from dark mixture Tweeds, in smart fitting style and double-breasted. Make an excellent school coat. Sizes to fit Boys 9 to 1 7 years—AH One Price, 21/- each. BOYS' JERSEYS. Illustration 22C 2.2 C Boys' Jerseys. St orr z School Blouses. Children's and Maids' Blouses, in excellent wearing Winceyette. Splendid washing. Cosy for winter wear. Sizes: lOin. I2in. I4in. I6in. 1 Sin. George Court's Prices: 3/3 3/6 3/9 3/11 4/6 Sizes: 20in. 22in. 24in. 26in. George Court's Prices: 4/11 5/6 5/9 5/11 Children's and Maids' Serviceable School Blouses, in superior quality Fuji Silk. Regulation shape, elastic at waist. Sizes: 1 Oin. 12in. 14in. 16in. !Bin. George Court's Prices: " , 5/11 6/6 6/11 7/6 7/11 Sizes: 20in. 22in. 24in. 26in. Georgo Court's Prices: 8/6 8/11 9/6 9/11 '' 'mmmmuiummmi!' Vests and Bloomers. Greeni Children's and Maids' Ribbed All-Wool Price, 2 Vests, short sleeves. Good wearingSizes: 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ===== George Court's Prices: 2/2 2/4 2/6 2/9 2/11 3/6 3/9 Children's Bloomers, in navy, fleecy lined, elastic at waist and knee. Pocket. Good shape. Sizes: 12in. ! 4in. 16in. 1 Bin. 20in. 22in. 24in. George Court's Prices: NOW ON Great Bargains in Sheets, Towels, Damasks, etc.; Curtainings, etc.; Carpets, Mats, etc. REGULATION SCHOOL HATS. Navy Serge Hats, in the three regulation styles. These are made of guaranteed dyed Serge. All sizes, 6 to 7$ —Price 3/11. Vavy and Black Felts, Breton shapes. All good English makes. All sizes, 6to 7&. Prices: 7/6, 7/11, 8/11, 9/3, 9/9 to 10/6. Navy Felts, with stitched crown and brim, Breton shapes. All sizes, 6to 7\ —Price, 9/6. Waterproof Hats, for the wet school days. Sizes 6, 6£, 6f, 6£, and 6f only. Colours: Green ( blue, brown, raisin, and fawn— Price, 3/11. Postage Extra. We receive orders from all over New Zealand for our wonderful value in Boys' Serge Knickers fMade from fine Indigo Serge, Silicia lined. Silk stitched, and cut with plenty of room. 11/3 11/6 11/9 11/11 12/3 12 13 14 15 16 12/6 12/9 12/11 13/3 13/6 It's only the huge number we sell that enables us to sell at such low prices. and double-breasted. Made in marled mixture of wool and school coat. Sizes to cotton. Fancy collar and tie to fears —AH One Price, ma tch. Shades of blue marie, rose marie, and putty marie. 20in. 22in. 24in. 26in. 28in. QPUriOT RAPQ Boys' School Jerseys. Shades of ' light grey, dark grey, navy, brown, LUNCH CASES, saxe and cream. A reliable hardr wearing quality. In wool and cotton '' '' , mixture. Sizes (Chest): In Great Selection, 20in. 22in. 24in. 26in. on Ground Floor. Prices: 3/11 4/6 4/11 5/6 28in. 30in. 32in. BOYS' SPORTS :s. Made from All- Boys" Sports Suits, in fine Suiting ot Serge. A guaran- Serge. Indigo dye and silk stitched, oolwear. Sizes: Smartly cut. Excellent wearing in II io quality. 1U 11 Sizes: 7 8 9 10 Boys* Sports Suits. Made from AUWool Fox's Cheviot Serge. A guaranteed quality for school wear. Sizes: 7 8 9 10 11 12 Prices: 34/11 35/6 35/11 36/6 36/11 37/6 13 14 15 16 17 ...wr,, 37/11 38/6 38/11 39/6 39/11 Prices: 48/11 49/6 49/11 50/6 11 12 13 14 50/11 51/6 51/11 52/6 52/11 53/6 53/11 "For Quality Goods at Lower Prices SCHOOL STA SCHOOL PAD aoo paces •nin iniiiiniiiininuiininiii mini minimi 9 SONS-LTD. KAKASGA HAPE RO 22—George Court's School Pad and Blotter, containing 200 pages good quality paper, ruled feint, with margin— George Court's Price: 10Jd each. Exercise Books, ruled, with margin George Court's Prices: 3d and 6d each. Note Books—George Court's Prices: Id and 3d each. The School Writing Set, comprising Pencil Case, 2 Pencils, with Rubbers, and 2 Pens— George Court's Price: 1/6 set. We also stock Pens, Pencils, Rubbers, Rulers, Inks, Pencil Sharpeners, etc., etc.

. iff S wMapi iralSMHligli'H Loo£ at him now During the trying period of infancy the 'Allenburys' Foods prove an |]p; invaluable help to mothers whose babies Jjjf are delicate and ailing. Baby makes rapid headway when the food is suited to his requirements. Healthy growth and sturdy development are reflected in bright, bonny looks and good spirits. As baby grows older, ■teady progress is assured because the quality of his food is adequate to meet every demand made upon increasing vitality. fi FOR THE GOOD Write for a free copy •/ 'lnfant Feeding by &a 'AlUftbuty* Foodt. OF BABYHOOD Sharland & Co., Ltd. Lome St, AUCKLAND Dixon St. WELLINGTON 1': I /s .'JS > * < km t? '...'ft. t: srr r w* n -r & £ m Don't hesitate I Apply a little Sloan's Liniment gently. It penetrates without rubbing —draws out the inflammation, removes congestion, reduces swelling. Welcome relief quickly follows and your pain dies away. Millions of victims of rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica, find relief and comfort with Sloan's Liniment. They keep it handy, ready for use at the first sign of pain. It often saves hours of agony* Use Sloan's for Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Backache, Sprains, Bruises, and for all Muscular Pains. 0/ all Chemists and Stores, 2/- per bottle. ; Sloan's Liniment, ; J P.O. Box 33. Wellington. ; I Pleue send me free sample of Sloan's Liniment • : I for which I enclose 3d. to cover postage, etc. !

m i mm* No. 115 For the first time in hosiery history a Pure Silk Stocking is offered at the astonishing price of 6/11. A full-fashioned hose in light service-weight, perfect in every respect and with the latest ... moderne ' heel. Through dependability and general excellence, ° Orient" Hose in its various numbers has gained and maintained a world-wide reputation for value —THIS NEW WONDER VALUE NUMBER will add still further to its popularity. The colour range of latest shades includes Co-ed, Shell, Sunburn, Alvaris, Rendezvous, Muscadine, Deauville, Chartreuse, Burmah, Sunbrown, Basque, Nude, Gunmetal, Crane. SEE SPECIAL WINDOW SHOWING P B ft A 1 fL J JL FOR QUALITY VALUE SERVICE Queen Street - - - - Auckland

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