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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 17, 22 January 1919, Page 6

2/3 EACH SUITABLE fob 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. i SHOP FITTINGS, LINOLEUMS, COUNTERS, etc. ALL ACCOUNTS OWING must be paid at once. T. J. HARFORD Tailor & Outfitter IARPY-BT. RflLflO* MEN COMING BACK EVERY man returning from military service following victory will bring back a very strong impression of the importance of high standards of quality. The war has brought home to everyone the advantage of Quality in Clothing and Boots, and by showing Men’s Clothes and Boots made only trom quality materials we maintain our prestige by conducting our business on sound lines, and the rapid growth of our big Suit and Boot Store has been largely due to keeping up the standard! value of our old quality.. DEE & SONS BIG SUIT AND BOOT STORE.

A COMPLETE CLEARANCE takes place at ‘NOVELTIES” NO 2, in Bridge-street. AT NO. 1, HARDY-STREET, a radical curtailment of TOYS Las been decided on. Big Bargains also in Higb-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. Ladies’ British-made Leather Handbags 7s 6d, 9s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, to 63s each. The best Bags Britain produces. Stationery, Toilet and Shaving Requisites, Superior Perfumes, Rubber Heels: Ladies’ 6d, Men’s Is 3d to 2s 6d pair, etc. SEE DISPLAY. Post Orders a Speciality. SPECIAL NOTICE.—Open ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS; Closed at 1 p.m. Saturdays.