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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 24 January 1911, Page 3

RICH DAYS FOR BARGAIN SEEKERS. I |H£ first great Bargain Kvent of the New Year— our Great hummer Sale-is now in Iml swing. i he Bargains are being- quickly snapped up by throngs of eager buyers—out fresh lines are brought forward daily, and NOW is your chance to make tremendous savings on goods you re wanting* every day. Delfiv no longer- get in right now—you can't afford to miss these brilliant bargains, liemember early inspection means best selection. Mrs. ANSTICE,' I Draper, Milliner & D: rsmaker Don't Read This if it does not Interest You New Season s Goods at End-of-Season's Pi ices. Goods to be sold at Cost during Next Six Weeks. REMFMBER we bave served you veil for 68 years, and to day we are renowned for reliable yoods at reasonable prices You In-Want Of Cambrics, Prints, Delaines. Muslins, Crepons, or Taffetas, Cashmeres, Nun's Cloth, or a nice Summer Dress? Co To Wilkie's Estate. If In Want Of Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, 'lies. Laces, J rimmings, or Ladies' Underwear ! Co To Wilkie's Estate. Do You Need a pair of Curtains, Towels, Calico Table Linen, Fheetmg, Quilts, Longcloth, Shirtings, Cretonne, Holland, or Forfar? Co To Wilkie's Estate. Fcr Men's and Boys' Clothing— no matter what you need—we advise you to go to Wilkie's Estate. Special Prices during the next six weeks. WILKIE'S ESTATE, Bridge-street. N.B Postage paid on all Orcers.

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