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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 16, 21 January 1919, Page 6

2/3 EACH SUITABLE for HOLIDAY READING “THE WHEAT PRINCESS," “Jerry,’ “Dear Enemy,” “Patty and Priscilla,” and others, by Jean Webster. ‘Corporal Cameron,” “Sundance Trail,” and “The Settler,” by Ralph Connor. “Michael O’Halloran,” “Laddie,” etc., by Porter. “Thirty-nine Steps,” by Buchan. “Lady of the Decoration.” The above and hundreds of others at the same price, obtainable at ALF/ROBINSON’S GIVING UP BUSINESS THIS WEEK FOR SALE. SHOP FITTINGS, LINOLEUMS, COUNTERS, etc. ALL ACCOUNTS OWING must be paid at once. T. J. HARFORD Tailor & Outfitter ILAEDY-ST.. JKELSO» The Test OUR HIGH STANDARD OF CLOTHES QUALITY maintained through our 50 odd year's, stood the acid test of war-time conditions, and hundreds of our clients all over the district who planed their business with us* knew that they could be assured of real Tailoring Satisfaction. In hundreds of homes our Suits have proved their worth, and we are looking for big business both in our High-grade Tailored Suits and our unbeatable Box Suits. Those who have not yet tried ns will find a trial order a real good investment.

DEE & Si BIG SUIT AND BOOT STORE. DURING JANUARY A COMPLETE CLEARANCE takes place at ‘NOVELTIES” NO 2, j in Bridge-street. AT NO. 1, HARDY-STREET, a j radical curtailment of TOYS has been I decided on. I Big Bargains also in High-class DOLLS—too many on hand. Teddy Bears at Bargain Prices. , Superior Tennis Racquets at 10s 6d each. Nice Suit and Dress Cases at saving prices. Crash Cushion Covers—new designs ! —ss. j Ladies’ British-made Leather Hand- . bags 7s 6d, 9s 6df, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, to ' 63s each. The best Bags Britain proi duces. j Stationery, Toilet and Shaving Rei quisites, Superior Perfumes, Rubber I Heels: Ladies’ 6d, Men’s Is 3d to 2s 6d pair, etc. : SEE DISPLAY. Post Orders a Speciality. SPECIAL NOTICE.—Open DAY WEDNESDAYS,; Closed p.m. Saturdays. ALL at 1