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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 8 November 1912, Page 4

SPRING GOODS. WE ARE NOW SHOWING OUR FIRST SHIPMENT OF NEW GOODS FOR THE COMING SEASON, comprising ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES MILLINERY, DRESS GOODS, SHOT AND STRIPED SILKS. NINONS, SILK MUSLINS, JAPANESE CREPES, COTTON POPLINS, SHANTUNGS. DRESS LINENS, FOULARDS, BLOUSES, COSTUMES, SKIRTS, EMBROIDERED HOSIERY, LACES, INSERTIONS. ALL-OVERS, CAMISOLE AND ALL-OVER EMBROIDERIES, LACE JABOTS, COLLARS, AND SCARVES. ETC. E V E R E T H" BROS', BRIDGE STREET, NELSON

EX RIMUTAKA. WE ARE NOW SHOWING THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS One-Piece ROBES (Exclusive Styles) — : in— WHITE ALL-OVER EMBROIDERY, WHITE AND CREAM COTTON VOILE ; WHITE JAPANESE CREPE; SHANTUNG AND TUSSORE SILK; PLAIN AND STRIPED COTTON VOILE, ETC. Smart Neckwear IN LATEST STYLES. KOUESPrERE & BYRON COLLARS AND JABOTS; TUCKED NET AND LACE SLEEVES, / YOKES, ETC. LOUISSON'S LIMITED, Hoyles Famous . < PRINTS. , HOYLE'S INDIGO PRINTS have over a Hundred Years' reputation for Quality and Value. They always wear and wash well. Extensively used for House and Street Drenxo, Girls' School Frocks, Apru:is, etc. We are now showing a splendid assortment of Spot, Sprig, r.iul Stripe Designs. Also, Plain Butcher Blue, and two shades of Plain Navy—thirty-two inches wide. Our low price is just rriD. YARD. "A SET OF SAMPLES AWAITS YOUR REQUEST. Neale & HurSt, LINEN DRAPERS, HARDY-S" LADIES' Hose & Gloves AT THE CDC, Ltd. \ SPECIAL VALUE IN ' LADIES' LONG LISLE THREAD, : GLOVES, in Grey Beaver, Champagne, Black, [. and White. b SPECIAL PRICE, Is lid PAIR. \ LADIES' COLOURED LACE HOSE / (In all Fashionable Shades). ( V From Is. Pair. ) EXTRA SPECIAL. 1 THE "VALMAY" TAN KID C GLOVE. C The Best Wearing Glove on the S Market. Only 2s lid pair. S . AT THE ' < GASH DRAPERY & GENERAL i IMPORTING GO., LTD.. I BRIDGE-ST., NELSON. 3 N.B.—See our Is LISLE THREAD | \ GLOVES, in all shades. (A Card.) W J. MITHIE M.P.C.A. METAPHYSICIAN. 48 NILE-STREET. Hours of Consultation — 10 to 12. 2 to 4. and 7 to 8 p.m. (Sun-lays and orays excepted.)