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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 517, 13 November 1912, Page 2

You save money by spending it. That is if you spend it at the right place, for instance: If a lady buys some nice cool well-made underwear at JOHN COBBE'S, and it lasts her longer than what she buys elsewhere, besides being much more dainty and elegant in design, that lady saves money by spending it at JOHN COBBE'S. Here are four lines which will illustrate the point of these remarks Ladies Cambric Nightdresses with square cut neck, small yoke of insertion in front, and finished at neck with embroidery. It has full length sleeve, trimmed with insertion, and is finished with featherstitch braid. 6/each. 5/II each. Ladies White Muslin Underskirt, with a deep frill of Embroidery, and finished with row of tucks. Cambric Camisoles, slightly low at neck, trimmed with row of torchon lace, and finished with row of insertion; has no sleeve and row of insertion round armhole 2/II each White Woven Combinations, with high necks and short sleeves 2/6, 2/9, 2/II pair JOHN COBBE, The Mail Order House FClldlUlS Where your money i-,uys the most No. 52A A well cut Underskirt made with an Alpaca top, and knife pleated satin frill in Navy, White, Grey and Wedgewood Blue. 2/II each POST FREE ANYWHERE

ASK YOUR STOREKEEPER FOR Arthur Nathan's 'GOLDEN TIPS' TEA m S3 m J j* £s§s? PACKED IN AIRTIGHT LEAD FOIL PACKETS PRESERVING FLAVOUR AND AROMA.

Gold Medal Butter Produced in a GOLD-BEARING Province. It looks like GOLD ! It is as good as GOLD! ( Is y I THESE BRANDS ARE \ j!\ M / "World Famous." The New Zealand Dairy Association, Limited, Wellesley-street, Auckland

MY FRIEND! jp m. , w Wmo ' y* ALWAYS t A PLEASANT INTRODUCTION A Scotch Whisky of Distinctive Quality Bottled in Scotland by the Proprietors D.& J M9CALLUM , Edinburgh Procurable from the Sole AgentsCOOKE & CO. ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND.