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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 21 November 1923, Page 6

i FOOTWEAR WkWEEK MONDAY, 19™ TO SATURDAY. 24™ “H.B.’S” DISPLAY NEW MODELS. IF ITS if®! ITS GOOD LADIES’ NEW COLOURED KID and SUEDE COURT SHOES; neat covered heels; a full range in stock. / 32/6 to 35/MAIDS’ PATENT STRAP and LACE SHOES, in new broad fitting shapes; also in Glace Kid; all sizes up to 5. 15/6 to 23/6 LADIES' GREY and FAWN SUEDE SHOES; popular low heels, Oxford fronts; all sizes; assorted colours. 37/6, 39/6 BOYS’ STRONG SCHOOL BOOTS; Box Calf, leather lined; always a full range in stock. 19/6, 22/6 MEN’S SMART GLACE KID and BOX CALF WALKING BOOTS and SHOES; a large selection always in stock. ' 24/6, 35/-, 39/6 l MEN’S SHOES .WOM.’S SHOES BRING US YOUR BOOT REPAIRS pNEWZEAtAND it CLOTHING FACTORY! BOYS’ BOOTS GIRLS’ SHOES l RELSOH

J 1 SJL fcja-rs* THE VOGUE OF SEAGRASS Reagiass is admirably suited for those who desire their home-furnishing schemes to be on the light side. It is so artistic and cheerful and low-priced that many adopt it entirely, for certain rooms. Furthermore, it harmonises place Wll eWM ■ m ° St heavily upholstered pieces, and is thus always in SEE OUR NOVEL DESIGNS „ , J ulv< i a n . ow aiH * exclusive range of designs in Seagrass, Chairs and iSettccH for Drawing Doom or Verandah. They mark great advances in anything in this line previously displayed, and should command vour early inspection. * J 21-23 HARDY STREET, NELSON. RINGS OF BEAUTY Here are wonderful selections of Rings, both DRESS AND ENGAGEMENT. If it is your intention to buy the ring—do so now. stocks are large, and include the newest in Half*hoops, Cross-overs, Clusters, and Single Stones, both Gold and Platinum mounted. j If you so desire we will make your ring to order. Our “THE SHOP FOR GOOD CLOCKS,” NELSON AND KOTUEKA. BOOKBINDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES NEATLY EXECUTED AT THE EVENING MAIL OFFICE

yjgAge jwgg gjft i aifiiaai m itaiftm’Transparent 'OVENpiRE! ffjgg_thejiaiae~o» every piece; Ex “Kazembe” we have just landed a shipment of the latest patterns in , \ “PYREX” COOKING UTENSILS We believe we were the first to introduce “PYREX” in the Dominion, and our experience of it has been most satisfactory. It costs no more, if as much, as metal utensils. It is durable* clean and hygienic. It cooks food deliciously, and is beautiful! and graceful in design. We always replace any “PYREX"’ dishes sold by us which have broken by use in the oven. ‘ The replacements we have been asked to make have been so few as to be almost nil. Proof of our low prices:— Pie Plates, 6/-, 7/6. Bread Pans, 7/6, 10/6. Utility Dishes or Small Roasters, 7/6. Add 6d for Postage. Teapots, 17/6. Round Casseroles, 13/6, 15/6. Oval Casseroles, 11/6, 13/6, 15/6. Round Pudding or Baking Dishes, 6/6, 7/6, 9/6. THE WILKINS & FIELD HARDWARE IMi.» TUB. . HARDY STREP! & SELWVN PUCE. « # j