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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 39, 18 February 1901, Page 1

mHE Twentieth Cenlnry bas dawned. The Ninetefnlb, noted for its | rapid strides of progress and advances on every b%nd, has gone, Forward, is the watchword for the New Century. The successes and faa-reaohing discoveries and inveniions of the past point to far greater ' > achievements in the near fnture. STANDING STILL 18 OUT OP THP QUESTION Thiß leas true of the Drapery Trade as of everything else. Time is too preoionu to ride dead horaes. Life, Motion, Goahead-ism is the order of the day, At THB READY-MONEY SHOP We believe in keeping things moving. Carrying stock over from one season to another io" not good enough. Balance of SUMMER STOCK will therefore be cleared at big Reduotions FOR TWENTY-ONE DAYS. The prices now asked must ensure a clean sweep before Removal into larger premises and arrival of shipments of New Goods now on the way ont from London. Here are a few of bhe Special prices : — REMEMBEF, FOR 21 DAYS ONLY. Trimmed White Pallor Hatß redoeed to 6d, ls, and ls 6d eaoh. These are really good (Straws, and cost donble the money Ladiea' Pique, Ehaki, and Embroidered Belts reduced to 6d, 9d, and ls each Everlasting Trimming Laoes— 6 dozen yards for ls, to c!ear Irish Trimming Lace reduced to 6:1 a doz3n yards Torchon Laoe — splendid value— 6 d and Is a dozen yarda French Millinery Flowers, usually ls to 2s 63, rednoed to 6 J all round Balance of Summer Blouses redaced bo 2* 11 a and 3s lid, well worth donble Superior Wbite Lisle Gloves (Bilk points) reduced to 9d a pair 4 dozen only Black Cashmere Gloves to be oleared at 3d a gair 6 dczen only Tad Kid Gloves to be cleared at ls lid a pair Try our noted value in .Women's Cashmere Hosiery— special prices, ls ls 3d, and ls 6d a pair. Girls' do do from 7£d a pair np Bpecial line of Prints, good patterns, reduced to 2s lid a dozen jards Better make of Navy and Dark Prints— have sold a big lot at 6d and 6£d a yard — balance to be olearod at is 6d a dozen yards Very best quality Prints, usually 7£d and 6f fl a yard, to be oleared at 5/9 a dozen yards, or 6d a yard Choice Muslin Delaines — registered designs — usually Is 6d and la 61 a yard, balance to go at lOJ-d a yard Indigo Galateas, usnrlly B|d a yard, reduced to 6£d a yard Heavier make Galateas, usually 10£ d a yard, reduced to B|d a yard Extra wide Galateas, pnre soft finish, usually ls, reduced to Hd 52 inches wide U.B Tabling, nsaally ls, redaced lo 9£d Heavier make U.B. Tabling, usually la Bd, reduced to ls Superior Cream Tabling, usually ls 6£d, redaced to ls 3d Lace Curtains, usually ls lid to 16s 3d, rednoed prices ls 6d to 13s 63 Good range of Curtain Nets reduced to 4d, sd, aud 6d a yard White and Printed Val Dimities from 7^d a yard Splendid line of Art Mut-HoB 3£l a yard. Wider make, open work etripeß, 4^d a yard. Special donble width do do 5d a yard Over 60 dOzen White and Brown Turkish Towels at special prioes Twilled Cretonnep, good patterns, B£d a yard, crape do 4£d a yard Bee our White Calicoes, wonderful value, 8/6, 4/9, and 5/9 a dozen yards Strong Harvard Shii tings, reduced priceß 4d, 6d, and 71d a yard 47 Men's :' trong Tweed Vasts to be cleared at 8a 6d each Meu'e strong Working Shirts, with Collars, 1/11 and 2/6 eaoh Men's strong Brown Cotton Pants and Singlets reduced to ls od each Men's Merino Pants and Singlets from Is 9d np Good Washing Derby Ties to be cleared at 4 for ls Boy*' Plush and Velvet Caps to be thrown out at ld each Hundreds of other Special Lines which we have neither time nor space to mention. OALL AND bEE FOR YOURSELVES. Edward Gibbard, READY-MONEY DRAPER AND CLOTHIER. ■LOWER, HARDY-STREET, NELSON. ALSO AT MOTUEKA BRANOH.