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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 5 December 1929, Page 3

*<r-% .<~"'«J'MW«fi»rH» date from a store fn a® flvt 1 a* KK ■;^ Christmas is only a matter of three weeks away. No doubt you are wondering what you will buy him for Christmas! Here are a few suggestions. We know lie will appreciate them, especially if he is one of our regular customers. Of all gifts, Ties, Shirts, Pyjamas or Hats are perhaps the most acceptable. SILK SHIRTS. .From 10/6. TIE PRESSERS. 4/6 and 7/6. TROUSER PRESSERS. 22/6. SILK TIES. From 1/6 to 4/6. PYJAMAS. 6/11 to 25/-. FANCY SOX. 1/11 to 4/6. LADIES' HOSE. From 2/11. MEN'S FANCY BELTS. 2/6 to 7/6. ximmmmmmm m m i The following are a few of the newest styles i -, we are stocking this season:— BOX BROWNIES. 16/-. PORTRAIT BROWNIES, coloured. 21/6. ! DUO ENSIGNS, Portrait and View. .21/6. Jj POCKET ENSIGNS, Portrait. £2/12/6. We are always pleased to explain the workings of the Camera and put you on the right track to obtain the best results aud point out any defects in the exposure of your film. > Leave your Films with us for Developing and Printing. CENTRAL BRIDGE STREET, NELSON.

FILL UP AT THE AERIAL PUMPS THE SPIRIT WHICH IS CLEAN, EASY STARTING, AND WITH PLENTY OF KICK Inspect our Cycles and Trikcs for your Christmas requirements—prices right 2 Tyres and 2 Tubes for 15 '- Cash. y imtm BRIDGE STREET.

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