Page 14 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24133, 27 November 1941, Page 14

m W'o* i&Mtl • '-'• "'•• 1 SCOOTER . . . Strongly made and well finished. A "MoBo" toy. sm few! D LAWWMOWERS . . Just like Father's. DeJiglitrul toy for garden days. Price, yjg •* >.»/• BLACKBOARDS Easel and Board complete wltli counters. Board size, 16 x 11 Ins.. Price, t* t+*i Size 17 x 20 Inches, Price 8 WOODEN PRAMS with movable hood and wooden wheels. Height, 20 inches; length, 19 inches. Painted In Blue or Pink. Price, 16/DOLL'S PUSH CHAIR . . . Delightful girt for a busy little Mother. Fashioned just like a real push chair. Price ' 31/6 BRING THE KIDDIES TO MEET FATHER CHRISTMAS AT DREAMLAND. . . . Admission 3d. . . . Third Floor. father Christmas is here to wish all the little children a merry Christmas. Bring Mother and Father to this Land of Nursery Rhyme. GEORGE COURT & SONS LTD., Box 1334, AUCKLAND 'For Quality Goods at Loiver Prices. Bkdes 5 Jtr i/ 6. CP ° TTve nricfo-sensMve adjustment of Gillette 8 own machines make possible the three angles of the Gillette cutting edge. The super-hard steel of the Blue Gillette takes a keener edge K"~\ and holds it longer. But the J \ J catting edges of Gillette, ') I being to delicate, must of / \ course be handled carefully. ! EOC£ Hold a wrapped blade up to j \ the Hght aod you will see that the edges do not come in contact with the wrapping. Hold the blade by die ends and every Gillette blbde will , serve yon longer. I \ AND SAVE STEEL m mm m m - mm m m m m m ■ 5- ft m m mmt %M mit: ?S>3v Ai ' ■ •• • . -s :;; K fe>w,