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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 160, 4 July 1918, Page 6

ILK iSPOKSAiS; afc 's 7:So;le. k.,s -Gome and soo: Hm- 1/mrgaiiis,\vu are offering" hi•-,-. Fancy iSilks ;at 2s; ;6d and 2s lid. Four pieces only Silk Crepon for, Evening Wear, jfe lldvyard; ' JIiNDOW DISPLAY ol iSmart Hrrbv ' and Coats for Children. Ail reduced for Quick SaIe.—MCKAY'S. IN BANKRUPTCY. ".N 1 the matter of the.Estate of Hubert ■l.".' George Kimble Holyoake. of .Alotueka, Livery Stable Keeper. A Dividend, (the first) of 5a in : the £ is now payable on all "proved and accepted claims at my Office, Hardy street Nelson. W; ROUT, -* Deputy Official' Assignee. •.Nelson, srd\J"ly39lß. THANK S. "R- HUBERT "'; MISAiV' and Family , wish to. Thankj all Kind Friends for Sympathy in their recent sad .bereavement. CT\ I~i G'ROCERY & PRO- . JL/. . Ky . duoe departMENT, Druids' Hall. .Taking orders how for Seed Potatoes—Up~to-Dates, Beauty of Hebron, Early Rose. "Good, Glean Southern Seed. GTj T1- CHAFF, best Local /• :; J_J' • \L_J m grown'; 20 tons on hand. Send in your orders "now. 'Phone 646. Cow Chaff to arrive.' Get a ton of this "to mix with Bran. PRODUCE. DEPAR-T- - ME'NTfor'Wheat, Bran, Pollard, Pi g ;'."Meal,: Rice Meal, Flour, Oatmeal, /Meggitt's Linseed Meal. Onions, Table Potatoes. Ring 646,. and receive-immediate -Attention. . , /N TTi /""I GRO'CERY DEPART:\^:.JcJ\XJ.;:: ME/NT —ALL, lines of Groceries. - Teas, packet or bulk. Everything fresh and clean.. With our irapid turnover, nothing is in Store long enough .to get Stale. . 'Phone 646. yp. "•#^' v "- SHOWROOM;;;- End :■ \y ■»,'J-A• VLy •, : r ; of lS'eas(V2 Reductions liereV 'Drop in and /let us show.ybu what we can do in Trimmed 'Millinery., greatly to clear.; .Smart Styles' at:l 6d,--22s :6d, 255,"27s upwards: "Ring 185. ; . V

'■■:g~°l'--nr\-rigyi- MANCHESTER DE- ..•■;;.■ : Two pieces ':;-' , -'.only.^\ i ''Heavy-^\'H!eather'-:' : ,:.p6itirig' Tweeds, exti-a width, 56-irich ,at 12s;:lid _er yard.; This will find splendid value. Ring 185 if you can' t call. - /°1 TT| ; iiPi'; vpFQR Striped::Cylama ;y_/»JLjJ *'\^j■•■:,. yßlousings.iri dainty colourings; 29-inch,: at Is 3d' per -yardU The correct •.■.cloth for a Smart Morning; Blouse. \] : -':"'" : ' TT\ -:f~X>: ■; ; - TWISTED "■GRASS-'; JL/. JJf 'i V-/-W- .SgU : AREiSf ed colours;' size- 6 x':9, at ;. 19s ; 6u; and 21s. :: it good, strong.: serviceable Square 'at a-cheap It's no troubVe to'showyon. ;: ■ /; ; - ; ■'• :: - DAINTY ~ Evening: '<\_j • jLJ.'•'v_i / .« / : ■"■'-■iScaryes/'-iii beautiful d a,• .M auve, •etc; ln-'Grepe\de 68. ; . = :> : Tf\ : ' :i, ''^-r^nSST : Varrivedv- : a -new; -A^VJLJ' • v V-^ : " assortment of Smart-. Neckwear/in the latesst Styles; including :Soriare J" 'Prepe de. ; ;Qiehe,:-.etc.';;'f y:. ' " : :■'■ : '-- ■'v^'-i; ! '-T^ ; : --THiE : ,lii;test,Craze7iiV; -ed-Gallfornia Eiow'ei- ESfeekletsv in:;-loyely; from 2s lid to '9s :lld. :;>'Phone.: Shooters, alf sizes;;2ls 6d; "Reels : .j^ fe'T"Y ''/^•'-• : M^^'-'TO^mi^ ' Best Quality Saddle Tweed Trousers; all. New;Zealftrid-vWbol, 6d; sizes v 3 to> 7:&.Bachelbr's Buttons 9d a-;caw3.^Tele-f : pKorie 185 -V; ;';■;;■■;';'•;'-?■';-':?: J;/, >:.; '^V;":-\^r : ;\ ;■;.'•":■ -/Ft ; -THY' ? " "/5l- Rlbbed;il?ahcy; |li> ; -i JLJ ■ Topi Hose, 3s\ 6d /toy 4*p6d; :Boys' } Handkerchiefs,- 3 for, JKali p 'Write; ■ o L rt'^hone:};lßs^ i ;:-; .;;^;^;;y:;;;'\r;:. T^^:^: T^* i i^ i - ; IwAILI.; "Reqviire-y ; ■••■•£ ;Hqnie;;: TKe Jrarrhj-vThe Garderii^Tbe; vpsry randy General ; :^poi : ting ; Gompany, limited, Vi©:i;;:646^and->Offi^

'OU : can buy your Winter; Under-V your ; !eyesrshut.--ft •pi&tabie7pVic'^^^ £* I&* ba<;k h Aifeiiorm al^some % ' , ; xia^vj jbut;pur ? 12s 6d SH(?es ' j&e:: at;normal: i& (lome^ndrsee^the^as^ J ! B -will- not sacrifice Quality forf Price in our made-to-measure Suits. We're keeping up our old standard—best Suits in .the market. —DEE ft'SONS. r E'VE only IS left at 70s. When t they're sold the price of another lot will •be so high that we'll not restock our guaranteed Oil CoatT —DEE & sons: . - lot ;3Boj?sV;f imcy: top-Stocky '(* aH:W6olj" atidV good-wearing.^ 4s? s iid^-vfit bbvs "> .tipvto I&'>VCall %hd^sk;Hp^ee ?^ ;■'! :>■ v:weakesi' ;-link.\ ■*- sihgleHweak ;linkS4n : • our jßox cSwts^^Gome^an^ HEY*iR!E: .ifc?yo\iSwant4£pod ; ; J-« : iKddtg • for go to: DTEE & SfeltM'S::^You'll-get*he 'stepping; hxto^pu^l^ot^

WHY YOU SHOULD PURCHASE MADE-FOR-SERVICE SILVERWARE. - : •';'.' ' Lots of Silverware is made ''just to look at."'- , • Later on—too late— you will find out whether it was made for service or not. i. ..." r . When you buy Silverware you waut something that will retain its handsomeness for years—for generations. Here's .the Tableware for you FORKS AND SPOONS THAT ( COMBINE BEAUTY WITH % \ . UTILITY, /, nA to be seen now in our extensive -'A \i and glittering array. ' m These Spoons and Porks appeal to the connoisseur through ' j . tlieir artistic merit, and to the 5 ' buyer . through their. • ~j> '■' c iw a li ties of durability andser- _ LssSilM viceability. • LOUIS KE ' ~ JEWELLER AND WATCHMAKER, m TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON.,