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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 22, 18 April 1927, Page 5

Community Day TUESDAY 9 a.m. in the J.C.L. BARGAIN BASEMENT Only With more Bargains in unusually low priced useful goods that offer a special saving for keen shoppers, the following are selected and should interest all who value economy. Early shopping urged. Mail orders not accepted for “Community Day” lines. SPECIAL PURCHASE Ladies' Art. Silk Hose A notable dependable quality, in all the newest shades. (Slightly imperfect). Usually 6/11. Community Day Price, 3*ll Pair. USEFUL APOSTLE TEASPOONS —popular for Tea Rooms, etc. Community Day Price, each; 6 for l/7£ Also many houseware items at prices lower than elsewhere EXTRAORDINARY VALUE For Community Shopping Men's Heavy Wool Half-Hose Recommended for Hard Wear. In Mid and Dark Grey, Ribbed. Community Day Price Basement Only. Pairs Pair 2d. for J.C.L. “STAR ATTRACTIONS LADIES’ WINTER WEIGHT FLEECY LINED CREAM COTTON VESTS, full size, shaped waist, with V neck and short sleeves. A notable “Star” value ilne that many wait for. Recommended for wear. Star Attraction Price TO-MORROW, 2/6 40-INCH SILK CREPE DE CHINE. A heavy, superior finish, better quality than our usual “Star” value, in Salmon, Rose, Parma, Flame, Mauve, Pale Pink, Cyclamen, Cerise, Apricot, Saxe, Hyacinth, Mist, Kingfisher, Fawn, Light Brown, Biscuit, Coral, Navy, Cinnamon, White, and Black—Usually 5/11. STAR PRICE TO-MORROW, Special Value All-Wool, alto Silk and Wool HOSE, in the Basement only, 1/9, 1/11 and 2/11 pair. 4 9 From 9 till 11.30 a.m. only i Mail Older* not accepted at "Star” Attraction Price y> n Always Busy . Easter V isitors are Welcomed to Inspect Our Store and Utilise its Services. Excellent Views Obtainable of the City from the Tea Rooms and Roof Garden. JOHN COURT LTD AUCKLAND'S LEADING DRAPERS AND FURNISHERS

The easiest and most satisfactory way to clean bed-springs is to take them out-of-doors on a hot day and. after they are warmed through by the sun, wash them well with the hose and leave them in the sun until they are perfectly dry. Treated thus, the springs will not rust.