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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume L, Issue 175, 25 October 1917, Page 7

is Your ill It ■■ v ';-?VBo': ; y6TrM6ir'-'tKat- ; -Ui«- Sheeting for which 4,^:^: rmoiithß ago, will soon har* tb'Hbe sold at 5a a yard, and will be scarce at that price; * &ine£ Ameriea entered the war, the price of raw ?']£,&? J adyaiteed pyer 100 per cent., and is still Goods made from cotton bought at this enormous advance, will soon be reaching the Dominion, and-then we will realise what Jiigh prices mean. We foresaw= this? position some time ago, and iiought heavily at the old prices, so that we can offer yoii superb value in all household cotton iroods. iSHEETINGS, CALICOES, CURTAINS, QUILTS, TOWELS WH i±© Twi IH 54 inches V6, 1/9,/2/-. 72 inches wide, 1/9, 2/-, 2/3. 2/6... 80 inches wide,' 2/-, 2/8, 2/6, 2/9, 2/11. 40-inch Pillow ©ottohs, lpd to 2/^yard. Unbleached Sheetings, 1/3 to 2/11- yard. White Quilts, 12/6 to 42/6. ©ujj -famous "Watarlily" Calicoes & LoHgcloths, 36 inehes wid«, .7/-to 16/-dozen yards. Full stoak of Horrockses Calicoes. TaWe -Damasks \in White and Gream —nice quali-ties-and'good patterns, 1/6 to 5/6 yard. BtFY NOW FOB FUTURE NEEDS. STEP IN SOON ■ IT WILL PAY YOU!

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Now what shall I send my " Soldier ■I Boy" for Christmas T \ How many delightful " gifts" I yjou i him ! Th.py| mayj- beattractive or Valuable—but i are-tikey practical ? { That's; ttie of a, Soldier's gif U j B^pr^i so titaii any other present, we j recommend an [ AEex. Hunter LuminousWristlet Watch. f ■ . ■ . * These Wristlet Watches have lu- ■ sainqtts dials—which enables him to tell the time equally well at • night, as by day. i lU^Y f are fitted with; Eegulatiea Military Wristlet, and are good timekeepers. For f nil particulars call and inspect. lAlex. Hunter, 44= H&EDT .SI&EETv '-* NEL NELSON

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