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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 28 April 1925, Page 4

THE FAMOUS SPORTSMAN “WOLSEY” 4 PLY 7/6 LB. 1/ 2 OZ. SKEIN Tliis famous Wool is known all over the world. Ideal for knitting Frocks, Skirts, Junipers, Coats, etc. In Orange, Saxe, Hose, Champagne, Emerald, Navy, Jade, Mole, Peacock, Tomato, Mauve. For women's Vest and infants wear, there’s no Wool like Wolsey. “My Lady Vest Wool”—White or Shell Pink, at KUd one ounce skein and 13/9 lb. (Unshrinkable.) “Wolsey” Marled mixture Wools are the very latest for Jumpers, Frocks, Costumes, etc. In Black and White mixture, Brown and White mixture, Skv and Fawn mixture, Saxe and Fawn mixture; 2 oz skein 1/(5, and 11/3 lb. “Wolsey” 4 ply special Wool, Marled etl’ect, splendid for Sox, Scarves, etc. In Red and Black mixture, Green and Heather mixture, Brown and Grey mixture; 2 oz packets 1/4, and 10/3 lb. If you live out of town mail your order. THE AUCKLAND CLOTHING AND DRAPERY CO. LTD

sL Ills mi rm FABRICS Gorgeous sheeny fabrics that make up into exquisite evening frocks, are showing at Louissons. Just the colour to please each individual taste, and fabrics to suit each style of gown. Chenille Georgette. Brocaded and Shot Taffetas Fancy Brocades. Satin Marocains. Silk Velvets. Velveteens in evening , shades. To show you these will give us pleasure. Call!

TRAFALGAR STREET: NELSON “FRENTWILL” FLAN- \ NELETTE | IN tin's “Frentwill" Flannelette the | element of sound qmillty is in | larger measure than you’d expect, | especially when you consider the 8 price. | This Cloth has been most sue- j cessfully used for Children's Garments —but there arc many more uses for it. It is soft to the touch —no hardness or harshness—it is a pleasant Cream colour —is thirty-one inches wide—and the surprisingly low j price—l/6 yard. SHIRTING FLANNELETTE A really good-value line of useful Fancy Striped Shirting Flannelettes. Mostly Fawns and Grey mixtures; also Plain Grey and * Grjy and White Stripes. Twentyeight and thirty inches wide—the low price 1/4 yard. H, HURST, Trafalgar Street. [A CARD.] G. HOBY, DENTAL SURGEON Has comment ed Practice in Rooms over Anstice s Drapery Premises. Te lephone No. V 63. (A card] W. J. MICHJE, M.P.T.A. METAPHYSICIAN. Nervous and Chronic Diseases Treated. Rooms: 143 Hardy Street. Telephone: 686 K. __ C. LANGLEY BELL Licensed Sharebroker, (Country Member of the Wellington Stock Exchange), 116 Trafalgar Street. M ON E Y TO X E N D MONEY TO LEND THE PERMAMENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF NELSON Lends Money, at six (6) per cent, on Freehold Secu'ity in sums to suit BORROWERS. BORROWERS participate in Profits. BORROWERS have the right to repay sums in reduction ui the Loan at any time, without Notice, Interest ccising on repayment. INVESTING SHARES can be taken