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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume L, Issue 175, 26 October 1917, Page 7

Housewife Its Your Linen Ches Well Fille- 1 ■■< .fDoyon kncrw that the Sheeting for which you-paid 2/3 a yard a few months ago, will soon haregto. be, sold at 5s a yard, and will be scarce at tbat priae; . .; entered the war, the price of rameottoii Jeas adranced oyer 100 per cent., and is still rising rapidly. Goods made from cotton bought .at this enormous advance, will soon be reaching the Dominion, and then we will realise what high prices mean. i^e.foresaw this position some time ago, and bought heavily at the old prices, so that we can superb value in. all household cotton goojijs. SHEETINGS, CALICOES, CURTAINS, QUILTS, TOWELS r ATOLiD^RICES. vWhite Twfiil Sheetings. 54' inches wide, 1/4, 1/6,: 1/9, 2/-. 72 inches wide, 1/9, 2/-, 2/3, 2/6. .80 .iflehes wide, 2/-, 2/3, 2/6, 2/9, 2/11. 40-ideh Pillow Qottons, lOd.to 2/- yard. XJnDieached Sheetings;;. 1/3 to 2/11 yard. mile Marcella Quilts, 12/6 to 42/6. Oui;)famous '""Waterlily." Calicoes & Loagcloths, .36 inches 7/- to 16/- dozen yards. Eull aio9k of Horroekses Calicoes, in: White! and Gream —nice quali- : good-pai:ternsi,l/6 to 5/6 yard. V J KTIY NOW FOR FUTURE NEEDS. STEP IN SOON; IT WILL PAY YOU! W.McK/SYSrSOM Now what shafi I send my " Soldier Boy" for Christmas ? - - .-■•-■— -you'ye -planned to give him ! They I {'::'.' «iay iDe-attractive or valuable—butj '^BO*tl|ay^j^tical v ? '" K That's ; the. test of a Soldier's gift. f ■ More so than any other present, we| recommend an j Alex. Hunter Luminous L Wristlet Watch. [ These Wristlet Watches' have lu-^ ~- : BiinoTis dials-—which r enables,, him ? - ; to tell x the time equally well at* nigkti as by, iday. They'ara fitted.' ;# \ and are g«od timekeepers.. For full' : . ~ ' particulars call and inspect. i (Alex- Hunter, $W >, .......... ■[ ft. Sitodgrass DtiflECT IMPORTEK ('Phone' 26 STAFFORDSHIREpOUSE, the many difficulties in procuring suplisß these war, days, , i* • in the folic ""■ tines: — IAKIHERWAKI, GEASBWAKE. ■-; ENAMELWARE, BRUSH WAKE. HGfJLOM>ABM, CCM.BRY Jmn PUATI, ft*«BS. FANCY «1»»S. STATION»R¥. TOILET REQUISITES, BASKETS. ALUMINIUMWARB, WHOLESALE St. RETAIL. All Goods at Lowos-t Possible Prices. the Greatest Phonograph. The Greatest Phonograph in the | World to-day is the— EDISON DIAMOND DISC. ; It combines the very latest improve- i ments tKat Edisonls genius has discovered —with a method of construe- ~ tion that makes it STAND ALONE *| on a pinnacle of greatness. Let us show you. this marvellous instrument. A. B ALT IN G. % HAiRDY-ST., NELSON. & <ffl®