Page 5 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23083, 7 July 1938, Page 5

la KARANGAHAPE ROAD Auckland k CLEARANCE OF QUALITY MANCHESTER GOODS, BLANKETS and HOUSEHOLD LINENS These Bargains Definitely Cannot Be Repeated! Hi 100 PAIRS FINE TWILL UNBLEACHED SHEETS Usually 7/11 PairNOW —For single beds. Really hard - wearing line. Size: 54in. x 2i yards, less hems. s'B 100 PAIRS FINE TWILL UNBLEACHED SHEETS Usually 10/11 PaNOW —For double beds. Hard- JF BMy wearing quality. Size: # g 80in. x 2h yards, less M hems. :P----ia&r. HEAVY GREY BLANKETS —Strong useful line for camps, baches, etc., or to supplement the h ne supply. Single bed size, 54in. x T-..n. 100 Pairs. Usually 17/11 pair. 4A /£ SALE PRICE: |/,/5J Three-quarter bed size, 60in. x 80in. 100 Prs. Usually 23/11 pair. 47 /£ SALE PRICE: |J / Q Double bed size, 70in. x 90in. 50 Pairs. Usually 29/6 pair. 04 / A SALE PRICE: 9 60 Pairs Cream Wool BLANKETS Usually il/6 Pair. —New Zealand manufacture, size for small double beds or three - quarter beds, 70in. x 90in. NOW 32'6 V Ik 1 £1 VERY FINE QUALITY DOUBLE BED WHITE HONEYCOMB QUILTS —Superior British product. Size 78in. x 102 in. Usually 19/6 each. |l| SALE PRICE: I&/Q Size 86in. x lOSin. Usually 21/6 4J| /£ each. SALE PRICE: |«§/ Q FINE QUALITY BRITISH MAKE FLANNELETTE SHEETS Usually 8/6 Each. NOW Each —ln attractive shades of rose, sky, apple green, and gold. Size 68in. x 88in. m m m m WHITE TURKISH TOWELS Usually 2/2 Each. NO W Each Sound British make. m Size: 22in. by 44in. I ■ Irish Linen White Damask Cloths Usually 18/11 Each. NOW Each ' weaves. Size 70in. x 70in. ■ ' M m ■ ■ A quality that will give I I I excellent service. ™ ™ GEORGE COURT S SALE Karangahape Rd. Auckland "For Quality Goods at Lower Prices HIGH TEA 111 UII ILH doesn't necessarily mean evening tea with frills or aitemoon tea on a mountain top tor that matter. We just want to draw your attention to the fact that Bell Tea is high grown tea. Mountain gardens above the 4000 feet level give you a stronger tea possessing more vitality and stored up flavour. That is why Bell Tea goes twice as far as cheaper teas, and so actually costs you less in the long run. IS TEA TIME into He O NLY the bua and the first tv>o leaves of the shoot are used in Bell Tea. Pluoking t« a job for eaperts: great care is exercised to ensure that no stalk or coarse material reaches the factory. BELL 3/4 PER POUND : • v'"'"V V;'--;/"