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Marlborough Express, Volume LIII, Issue 272, 19 November 1919, Page 4

" Newly arrived: Beautiful summer dresses in voiles and silks. Ladies invited to call and see these in our new showroom. —E. and J. Walton. — Advt.

On Baby Day at the Town Hall buy your Christmas presents from the Picton art' stall.—Advt.

Ladies' white pique sports coats, 193 6d,, at sale of H. V. Browne's stock.—W.'B. Girling and Co., Ltd. —Advt.

Fresh selection of summer costumes just to hand, in Assam, silk, Sicilian, striped piqua, andi check dress materials.—E-. and J. Waltfcm. ~ Adivt.

Come to the Town Hall on Baby Day and win a delicious iced Christmas cake. — Advt.

= Ladies' white pique costumes, 29s 6d, ati sale of H. V. Browne's stock. —W B. Girling-and Co., Ltd.—Advt.

Dust coats, in holiand, smartly trimmed, large sizes, 32s 6d, 37s 6di.— FJ. and J. Walton.—Advt.

. Just opened: , Maids' and small women's dressesi in white, voils. trimmed filet lace; very choice.—E, and J. Walton^ —Advt.

A Wellington Indent agent largely interested in Manchester goods recthed a vablegrarn from his principals withdrawing all his prices in view of a complete revision on a higher scale. He states that next year may see a still further rise in the price of cottori and cotton stuffs of all kinds fiom anything betwee.i 25 and 75 per cent. Another firm has been advised that there is no likelihood of a drop in cotton goods before 1922. Ring 540 xo say you .will give a cake or vegetables for Baby Day. A car will call for it.—Advt.

: Another , consignment of , ladies' knitted sports coats, in very pretty colors.—EL and J. Walton.^—Advt.

Ladies' white silk blouses, al. sizes, 14s 6d, at sale of H. V, Browne's stock. —W. B. Girling anc Co., Ltd.—Advt: '

Have a guarantee of purity behind your nobbier by insisting on drinking Watson's. No. 10. —Advt.

Ladies' cotton combinations, 4s 6d, at sale of lit. V. Browne's stock.—W. B. Girling and Co., (Ltd.—Advt.

At the recent conference of the New Zealandl Returned Soldiers' Association, -i motion requesting Parliament to grant It.S.A. clubs- charters''to enable them to sell alcoholic beverages, was rejected by 39 votes to 2. Although a largo percentage of the soldi';rs voted against Prohibition last April, tjhe-y have to u.>-much sens© not to know that liquor bars in tlieiV own clubs would be anything hut helpful to the bpsti ends for which these clubs Vixist. —Advt.