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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 26 April 1923, Page 7

mm The New Vogue in Furs and Fur Coats combines smartness and exclusiveness with pleasing economy. In McKay's display, which smiles its welcome upon every woman who desires Smartness, there is an exceptional opportunity to attain her aim without, an undue strain on the purse. McKay's splendid range of choice Furs includes Fur Coats. Call and sc-c them. 10 gns., 15 gns., 25gns. to 44 gns. Fur Trimmed Coats, featuring the lat- * est shades in Velours, 95/-, G gns., 8 gns., 10 gn3. Fur Necklets, at clearing prices, 19/6, 25/-, 32/G. Fur Capes, 2 gns. to 15 gns. Fur Trimmings, in the wanted widths. 2/- to 16/6 yard. No •ttoman who appreciates the warmth and charm of Furs can piss this roguish display. 111 111! (W. McKAY & SON)

PRftf FRIFS* u 'k ort * ers now e ' n S received. HARDWARE* Quotations for al! Farmers ' Li Quotations for all Farmers' Lines on Appli- : cation ?P|W. Best Canterbury Machine dressed in Stock. ' Specially Reduced Prices. ,'0 Agents Farmers' Co-operative Insurance. Fire, * /Accident and Marine. LITTLE'S DIP: Place your orders for delivery as"required.

STOCK, STATION, and GENERAL MERCHANTS Hardy sfreefc "" ~ ' , Nelson. «i.Mt«r« Kflff UI WE have opened up from England a fine range of Suitings winch will enable the Ladies to order a gown or Costume of exclusive loveliness. Our newest Serge is a Saltaire Cloth {named Princess } Mary. . It's fast dye and rich shade must win it into popu,larity in Nelson. You will be gowned as rievcr before when wearing a Costume of this beautiful Cloth. ■ ,We believe nothing is too good for you, and ..our Tailoring aims to supply you with which you have not been able to pur'chase before. We will be pleased to see you at our cosy rooms above Mr 'Ruff's Office LADIES' TAILORS BRIDGE STREET, NELSON HE New Buick Four Open Cars are eclipsing the enviable records their predecessors have made in the past. Because of their Beauty, Dependability, Economy of Operation and Comfort, they afford in all kinds of weather, they are establishing an entirely new standard for four-cylinder motor cars. In point of Comfort and Convenience, they approach the standard of a closed car. While not as complete in their appointments and finish, they provide complete protection in all kinds of weather. Their tops are substantial and the side curtains, with large split lights, fit tightly and neatly, keeping out chilly winds and beating rain. And the wind shield is adjusted on the inside. Both 1923 open Fours in their completeness and value surpass by far the models of other years on which Buick reputation has been built. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE NELSON PROVINCE WHEN BETTER CARS ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM." J-GENUINE SNOW WHITE ZINC OXIDE PAINT —FERROCENE ANTICORROSIVE ROOF PAINT. —CALCITINE SANITARY DISTEMPER. —ENAMELS FOR YOUR CAR, BATHROOM, AND EVERY ,-:-i PURPOSE. ' > For Prices and information enquire from local Agents MESSRS: IVORY BROS., LIMITED. HUTCHESON, WILSON & CO., LTD. Wellington, N.Z. Agents