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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 15 August 1924, Page 3

mm. Svivi /m&s? spa m t wm s sms® M| Short, Stout, Tall, or Slender, we have a suit here at OUR GREAT £4OOO SALE that will look as though it was made for you _ especially. You won’t get any better materials or smarter cut elsewhere, and you’d save a lot of expense here. PRICES TO SUIT ALL. Call and Select To-day. DIAPEMS 6 CLOTHIERS Sfr&si, Nel&oa. sX°Opp.G.P.O. SON4C o

SPRING MILLINERY SHOW

We arc lidding our Spring Show of latest Models in all the newest shapes and shades, aiul invite your inspection of our exclusive range of Millinery. Also new styles and shades of Ladies Hose just opened up. MISS H. PARFITT 33 HARDY STREET, Upstairs. ‘BE THAT RISETH LATE MUST TROT ALL DAYPA. 18 10 Shall Scarce Overtake His 3umneaa at Night —-**■* Therefore ovoid rising ®*id running lilt by getting A TRUST WORTHY ALARM CLOCK. Wi have Hi* up-to-date designs and well regulated prices that Bovs you Tim* and Money. AIM. MOYES

Watchmaker, Jeweller and Optician 105 TRAFALGAR ST., NELSON THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS In Our Winter Clearance SALE Striped Pyjama Cloths, double width. Sale Price 1/8. ... , -ni • Cream Wincette, Twill and Plain, double width. Sale Price 1/8 and 1/HBordered Casement Curtaining, bU-in. Sale Price 2/3 yard. Strong Unbleached Twill Sheeting, 5 in. Sale Price 2/3; also 80in. at 3/3. Black Seamless All Wool Cashmere Hose. Sale Price 3/6. Black Bibbed Cashmere Hose, All Wool. Sale Price 3/9. . ; Slip-over White with Blue Check Aprons. Were 5/11. To Clear at 3/6 Ladies’ Biding Fawn Baincoats. Weie 39/6. To Clear at 14/6.

S. M. STEVENS 60 HARDY STREET , THE CASH DRAPE) nelson

“Hcenzo” Experience Letter Competition closej shortly. £IOO in cash prizes. £socash, Ist prize. Write lor particulars to HEENZO COMPETITION Box 771. Wellington. O Children like WADE’S WORM FIGS. Safe and certain remedy for worms. For cold in the head—inhale NAZOL. For sore throats or tickling cough take some drops on sugar. Used cither way “NAZOL” works wonders. 60 doEes I/O.

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