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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 3 October 1924, Page 7

MAROCAIN-THE POPULAR . . Featured.at McKay’s in a gorgeous ar-/j ray of newest shades and patterns is an .enormous range of Marocains just received direct from foremost British manufacturers. The Qualities are superb and the ‘colourings and designs are indescribably delightful. THE PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. MAROCAINS, in Cotton; a very useful [ cloth, 39in. wide, in a nice range of shades. 3/11 yard. MAROCAINS, in Silk and Cotton; a beautiful soft weave with blistered effect, in dainty colourings, 40in! wide. 8/6 yard. MAROCAINS, 39in. wide, in Moire, Brocaded and Jacquard effects; a beautiful assortment ranging in price from 5/6 to 9/6 yard. MAROCAINS, in Silk and Wool Mixture, 40-42 in. wide; a delightful cloth in plain and fancy weaves. 10/6 to 18/6 yard. Mm m m SEE m ESS m Mi! 15* e

FOR THE NEW SEASON’S SPORTS BUY YOUR FOOTWEAR NEEDS HERE ! With the brighter weather and the joyous days of Spring and Summed now definitely at hand, one’s thoughts naturally tiirn to one’s heeds for the new season’s sports, AND,. OF COURSE, FOOTWEAR TAKES PREMIER PLACE ! And all players of Tennis, Cricket, Bowls, Croquet, and all other games calling for the RIGHT kind of sports footwear MUST BE SATISFIED IF THEY SELECT FROM OUR NEW STOCKS ! EVERY NEED IS HERE—AND LOOK AT THE PRICES WHITE CANVAS ’’FLEET FOOT” SHOES, with Honeycomb Rubber Soles. Men’s 7/1 1, Women’s 6/11, Misses’ ((11 to 2), 5/11, (10) 4/11, (7 to 9) 4/6. With Crepe Rubber Soles. Men’s 8/M, Women’s 7/11. WHITE. CANVAS OXFORD SHOES, with Flexible Chrome Soles, for hard wear. Men’s 9/6, Women’s 7/M, Misses’ (M to I) 5/M. men's " “White canvas DERBY SHOES, with *in. . Red Rubber Soles, 10/6. STRONG CANVAS BOOTS, with stout leather soles (sewn) Men’s 12/6 and 17/6. Youths’ (2 to 5) 1 1/6. MEN’S WHITE BUCKSKIN Oxford bals, with stout leather soles (sewn), 35/-. MAKE YOUR SELECTION :: EARLY, WHILE OUR STOCK REMAINS SO ; COMPLETE. 0 JcawMr -fjerrmf f) 9* ft ntflHiMMi K*2 Sts m i I A n extra coal of paint on your home is a good life insurance, and wise is the man who sees the value of painting his homt before rot and decay set in. if your home requires painting let us sup* ply you with estimates and particulars for the job. Nothing but the best palnti and oils used in our business. H.vJ. SAVAQE & SONS HARDY ST. (Or/). Neuman's Garage), NELSON Phone 143 Box 72 . CSS \oS SETS THE STANDARD IN LIGHT CARS The luxurious motoring joys of a big car with the economy of a ’light car, these combined describe in a few words the Gray. v A FEW FEATURES OF THE FAMOUS “GRAY”Eightoen years of successful engine buildirigxjH'oduced the Graj' vibrationless motoT—all reciprocating parts bal- ; anced jto give silk-like siuoothness. The Timken rear “Banjo” axle —accessible by the. removal of four studs — is found only iu other cars at £450 ■and above. The lighting and ignition systems in the Gray are standard Westingbouse. ■ Selective three-speed and reverse sliding gear transmission. Timken taper bearing throughout. Inspect tlie Gray early—the touring season is here! ® MOTOR ENGINEBR AND IMPORTER