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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 3 October 1924, Page 3

IN WONDERFUL VARIETY Fascinating in the extreme are the gorgeous Silks now exhibited in our Dress Department. You can see them plain and striped, in beautiful Eastern patterns, novel Fairy Island effects, exotic floral designs, or the most charming of evening shades. Trathen’s make a bold bid for Silk Supremacy in this Spring Display, and no bigger or better selection could be desired. Dealing direct with the manufacturers, we sell cheaper than elsewhere: v Striped Fuji Silks, in a brilliant array <?f novel effects. 1 Price 5/11 yard. * i Coloured Fuji Silks, in all select and fashionable shades. Price 6/6 yard. Tusu>re Silks. Excellent qualities, absolutely free ! from dressing and blemishes. Price 3/11, 4/6, 5/6, to 7/11 yard. Suede Renaissance. A dainty soft draping silk in pretty shades; double width. 7/11 yard Silk Morocains. The most popular silk of the day, in the newest shades and weaves. Price 10/6, 13/9, 14/6 yard. _ Figured Silks, including Suede, Imprimie, Fuji, Toile de Soi, Shantungs, Morocains, Crepe de Chines, etc. Prices 2/11, 4/11, 7/11, 8/11, to 15/6 yd. Jersey Silks. Glorious shades in exclusive Diamond Checks, Rieuse, and Marie effects. Price 12/6, 14/6, 15/11 yard. I I TRATHEN AND CO “NELSON’S LEADING DRAPERS.”

IF ITS LIVER TROUBLE THEN WE’VE GOT SURE RELIEF. Cleaver’s liver pills are compounded* from long tried and tested prescriptions, and give unfailing alleviation to all sufferers from this troublesome complaint. 1/6 GETS YOU 40 TABLETS They’re worth trying —get them to-day. | Ssl m v i£i U 4 mm S3S j fVJa & $ ANCELL’S PHARMACY, 58 BRIDGE STREET. NELSON

SALE. COMMENCING TUESDAY,, OCT. 7. ALL NEW GOODS BIG SHIPMENT •w -av' x/ ■ Forwarded to our Nelson Branch in error. We offer these goods just at the beginning of the New Season at SALE FIGURES Read our advt. with full particulars in Monday’s paper. WATCH OUR WINDOWS REMEMBER THE BARGAINS YOU GOT FROM US LAST BIG SALE. NO SECOND-HAND GOODS HERE. McGruer’s, SPOT CASH DEPOT STORES, BRIDGE STREET.' NELSON. S'WMB.

ASK FOR “DIABOLO” RESULTS - - i i AND JUDGE ACCORDINGLY Don’t merely buy a separator on the claims made by its manufacturers. Ask for proofs—you’re entitled to them. THE “DIABOLO” SEPARATOR WAS THE CHOICE OF OVER 2,000,000 DAIRY FARMERS Two million men could not all commit an error of judgment—and that number is steadily increasing day by day—the world over! WITH THE “DIABOLO” YOUCAN GET ALL THE CREAM AND ALL THE PROFITS. Down the skimmed-milk spout of average separators there are running to waste pounds and pounds every year—-in cream! That money would be better ih the bank than in the creek. 1