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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume L, Issue 175, 23 October 1917, Page 4

■■fijjss; . |OR WOMEN'S and Children's Dresses, Overalls, Boys' Suits, etc., there's' no fabric as serviceable l as GUY'S NURSES -CLOTH. It wears like leather. Since then the price has risen j alarmingly. Our price to-day is i considerably under wholesale. Buy j now and save money. We have Guy's in navy and butcher blue, with fine stripes; as well as plain navy—ALL SPLENDID DYES. If you live out of town, order by j mail. ENCLOSE CASH. WE PAY i POSTAGE. PATTERNS SENT ANYWHERE. fripwy Snmpißy

THE BEST THING IN SIGHT. THB NEW FrrS-U EYEGLASSES Terlef or Crook*' Tint am andoubtedly the most attractive goods on th* market. We stake la Itlmleu, PcrlseopU, Repairs, New jLienaes, and erery de~ scription of frames in Ttook, or mad* to order. Wm.iWOYS Optician.—los Trafalgar-at. P.O. Box 14, Telephone 551.

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