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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, Issue LIV, 14 August 1920, Page 9

0. r*6i X The Best News Yet! OUR ANNUAL WINTER SALE Ends SATURDAY, August 21st. This is THE RIG welcome opportunity to purchase fresh, reliable goods at marked down figures. The DRAPERY and HOUSEHOLD Lines are worthy of special attention, also the MEN’S-WEAR, All are offered at GENUINE BARGAIN FRIGES. Wo believe these prices will make you eager to be along on the opening or following days. OFFERS LIKE THESE ARE RARE THESE HARD TIMES 20 doz. Women’s Black cotton Hose. Usually 3/6. Now 2/3 20 doz. Women’s Whit Cotton Hose. Usually 2/11. Now 1/11 i'awn, Grey, Navy, White and Black. Usually 4/11. Sale Brice 3/0. 12 doz. Women’s Black Cotton Cashmere Hose, true quality 2/9 pair. 12 doz. Women’s Black 1/1 Ribbed Hose. Usually 5/11. Now 4/11. 14 doz. Ladies’ White Cotton Vests. Usually 3/11. Now 2/11. 6 doz. Ladies’ White Cotton Vests, extra large. Usually 4/6. Now 3/6. Hand Embroidered Nightdresses. _ Now 19/6. Evening Camisoles, in coloured Silk and Voile., very dainty. Now 5/11. 6 doz. Children’s Corsets, 19 to 22. Sale Price 1/11. Ladies’ Cashmere Einish Gloves, Grey and Beaver. Sale Price 2/3. , Jap. Crepe Blouses, in Pink, Mauve, V mux Rose, Saxe. Sale Price 7/6 each . White Crepe Blouses with coloured Collars. Sale Price 8/11 each. . i White Crepe Blouses with coloured Collars, largo sizes, bale Price 8/11 each. ATTENTION! HOUSEWIVES; AND GIVE THESE A SCANNING: Heavy Unbleached Sheetings, 54in., 72in., 80iu. Sale Price 4/3, 4/11, 5/6. Brown Roller Towelling- Sale Price 2/-, 2/6, 2/11, 3/3 yard. Specials in White Calico, 500 yards 36in. wide 1/6* yard; 600 yards 40in. wide, 1/9* yard; 2000 yards 36in. wide, 1/11 yard. 56in. Air Wool Dark Tweeds. Sale Price 13/9, 15/6, 19/6 yd 40in. Poplin in Mole, Grey, Cream, Biscuit, 4/11 yard, 3000 yards Shadow Tissue, 31in. wide. Usually sold at 8/6 to 10/6. Now 7/6. E. BUXTON & £O., LTD, NELSON MOTUEKA

mm* If you buj REGARDING “THE RING” IT’S NOT NECESSARY TO BE AN EXPERT JUDGE OF QUALITY your Engagement Ring at HUNTER’S. WHY? Because our policy lias always been to stock Rings of a quality that leaves absolutely no room for doubt —in short, Rings of a distintly better kind. Our strict adherence to this policy means satisfaction for “him and her,” and for us, their continued patronage. Call to-day and acquaint yourself with our selection of Rings. There’s no extra charge for the extra quality. ALEX. HUNTER, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, 44 HARDY STREET, NELSON.

PRIMROSE CREAM SEPARATORS make the DAIRY HERD PROFITABLE T>ECAUSE they save NINETY-NINE and NINETY-NINE ONE HUNDREDTHS PER CENT. (99.99 per cent.) of all the Butter-fat. They do this because they are designed on correct Scientific Principles and are honestly made. It is the close skimming and low upkeep cost that make the herd profitable. Call and inspect this machine; it will interest you! NELSON FARMERS CO-OP., LTD. 51-63 HARDY STREET. DO YOU WANT FURNITURE WE CAN SUPPLY YOU Direct from our FURNITURE FACTORY and SHOW ROOMS, which is equipped with some of the best labour-saving Machinery and employs up-to-date workmen, which enables us to produce all the latest styles at a minimum of cost to the purchase*. All our FURNITURE is made fro the best wood, perfectly seasoned. From the time the tree is cut down to the time the goods are finished it is handled with judgment and skill. For Carpets, Rugs, Blind Holland Bedsteads and Bedding we have tb© lamest Stock in Nelson to select from, so If you want FURNITURE, Come to us, G. FLEMING & SONS HARDY STREET, NELSON. mu'll. fra— IWSe niLjii

Cap LCV V v ' . <r T j (\ a *- . ...^ PEB ACRE from land f %, ,sV<££* wouldn’t grow grass. Per «■- ■ '.O' '■ J*, L , - 'fir**.! 4. .2. u. L . « ~ hj S., H, *i, >•, PINUS INS IGNIS WORKS THE i. ii \ V VS \ VtT ORAQi-E. ' - tAfeJy Cost of planting cleared inside sis years by sale of FIREWOOD. ‘.jri £ Wwl Utilise your Waste Land by plantFINDS INSIQNIS: H. G. k ,ncs *- and ’ FORESTRY SPECIALIST, W AEEFI ELD. NELSON W'ORTH g] JV *vT =?> M M2oye«rs 8 i ■ ip s