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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 124, 27 May 1919, Page 3

Stylish 'Coats Moderately Priced At Mrs Anstice’s, now showing, ara fashionable LADIES’ WARM TWEED COATS, which will guarantee Comfort and Satis factory Wear during the cold winter months. The latest cuts in Fashionable Tweeds, with and without Fur Collars, are here and at prices which uphold our usual good value.;— TWEED COATS, 49s 6d, 57s 6d, CBs, 85s, 105s. SEPARATE FUR COLLARS, 14s 6d, 17s Gd. Also excellent value in WINTER COSTUMES:— TWEED COSTUMES, 655, 69s 6d, 755, 89s Cd, 955, 129s 6d. Made to order at same prices. HRS ANSTICE DRAPER, MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER. TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON. SPECIAL SALE OF FASHIONABLE WINTER MILLINERY WINTER has hardly begun yet—now •comes an unusual Sale of this season’s fashionable HATS! The styles showing are very smart and becoming, and at the marked prices the Hats are gifts. Among this charming display arc small Hats, and large Hats —Hats that will harmonise with any attire! If you would secure an extra Hat or two you must not delay your inspection—’tis better to be sure than sorry—therefore act NOW and Call! *1 n Jas, A. WALLACE LADIES’ & MEN’S COMPLETE OUTFITTERS, MOTUBKA.

AN ANXIOUS MOTHER.

WHAT THE DOCTOR SAID

“Doctor, I’ve come to consult you about my little girl. She is 'getting pale and thin, and is so fretful at times. I’m really worried about her.”

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