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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 160, 4 July 1918, Page 3

Sons, , Gents' Mercers, Importers, BOOT—IS/6— SPECIALS. About 35 pairs left, Ladies' Button Shoes. Clearing 15/6. This Shoe is worth 10/- more than we ask. 15/6 is our Cash price and we can't pay postage at this price. Money returned if not satisfied. ONLY 18/6. Another line. About 42 pairs Ladies' Button Boots. Real good quality. Clearing 18/6. "Worth 30/-. "We don't intend to pay postage on this line; the price ■won't stand it, and this is absolutely cash price. Money returned if not satisfied. 12/6 to 15/6 MONEY-SAVERS. About 40 pairs Ladies' Strap Shoes,, Real good wearing line. Good quality. Clearing 12/6 to 15/6'. This is a line bought three years ago. and it's the balance of a big line which we're clearing. Good chance to save 7/6 to 10/-. Please don't.. ask for any of these lines on appro. Only sold for cash, and you pay postage. You've only to see these lines to prove, them great bargains. MEN'S AT 19/6. . Our special line Working Boots 19/6 is a real strong Boot. Made specially for us. "We know it's the best value "Working Boot in the market. We've heavier and stronger lines for wet weather at a' few shillings extra. It's worth your time to look over our Men's Boots. It may prove a good investment. v Hundreds of Men's Smart Best Boots up to .55/- pair. Don't forget we carry .over £6OOO in Ladies' and Men's Boots, and our Boot Shop hands give sure satisfaction.

I .Scarcity of whiskv has given a great fillip to illicit manufacture in the- mountain districts in the West of Ireland. At Glasgow a. bakery firm was fined £IOO for having sold a pound loaf for one farthiiig over the maximum_price. The Minister for Munitions has appointed Brigadier-General Arthur M. Asruiith, D.5.0., to be Controller of the Trench Warfare department of the Ministry, in succession to :Major-Gencral G. T. :M. Bridges. C.M.G.. TJ.S.O., employed on special duty. Brigadier-General Asquith is the eldest surviving son of tlie ex-.Prime Minister, lie was wounded at Gallipoli and on the Western front, and recently had a foot amputated. A memorial has been erected over the srtave of the late Sir 'Herbert Tree at Hampstead. it is a reproduction in ■ stone of the statue of the "iMourning Woman'' in the British Museum, the gracious and' sorrowful dignity of which suggests the loss to art of the dead actor. The inscription, the letters of which are being carefuljy drawn from those on the Trajay column in .Rome, and are to he carved, is headed with the simple words "Ars luget," beneath which appear the name and date. Following are Sir Herbert's favourite line ' ■from "Richard 1T.," "Mount, mount, my soul." The grave is enclosed by a k°rb within which hyacinth, seyllas, and blue museavi are now in bloom. On the kerb it- is proposed later to add Milton's lines : "Tu the blest kingdoms meek of joy and love, ' , There entertain him all the saints above, In solemn troops and sweet societies." •

LADIES' SMART SHOES. In Ladies' Smart Shoes we liave lrundreds to showj dn. stf many kinds, that the only way to explain is for you to pay our Boot Department a 10-minute visit. Real special smart lines tip to 50/- pair. Something exceptional for Nelson. Just what you'd expect to see in a much larger city. "We're doing big things in our Boot Department You're sure of good service, and all goods sold on the money-hack system. BOOT REPAIRING. ' Om* Boot Repairing Department is worth your considera,tion. We've a Specialist in 1 lie art of doing a smart .-job—makes old boots good as new. Ring up 138. Just say, send for your old boots. We'll return them quickly like new, and won't; charge you as nmeli as you'd expect. / Dee and Sons' BIG BOOT AND SUIT STORE. HATTERS AND GENTS MERCERS AND BOOT IMPORTERS.

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praying Time in the Orchard. Your* Orchard Spray should t>o Purchased from BUXTON'S. Wb haveoneto suityou. which cflo their work costs Bess. • -¥e have been particularly fontunate in securing a shipment .'of. the "World-renowned ECLAIR VERMOREL KNAP SACK SPRAY PUMPS, The handiest Sprays on the Market— ■ Ideal for smart Work— No Orchardist can do without one— So let us have your order early. « '•'"■'.?' ANOTHER SPECIAL. The DEEMING PERFECT SUCCESS BUCKET PUMP This is a wonderfully reliable contrivance, sample in construction and very easily operated. • Prices and full particulars on application. If yon leave your order too late you ■will; be disappointed,; for the supply is limited. E. BUXTON & CO., Ltd. NO..SON AND JVIOTUEKA.