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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 3 February 1930, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS ",npRATHEN'S'* are offering special ■*• Sale Values in Plain Dyed Fuji Silks, all colours, 30in. wide, 1/11 to 2/3 yard. TVEEIJ. Boys'. School Shoes, Box Call ■*-' Uskidc Trcblc-ixcar soles. Sizes 10 to 1 12/6, 2 to 5 13/6. IUALITY, Quality, Quality. A little I —' money buys a lot of Quality at Hurst's Sale. LIS H. GREGORY'S End-of-Season i ■ Sale starts To-morrow. Everything I genuinely reduced. . FEW ends of Pure Silk Crepe de i -* Chines, slightly faded, at "Trathen's" Sale, for 2/6 yard. "OARGAINS, Bar •*-*' There's a harevst ot jsargains at Hurst's_Sale. PVERYTH *** Gregory's Sale. All this season's goods. AVE 2/- in the pound extra by pay- — ing your City Rates by 6th Feb., the last date to escape Ten Per Cent. Penalty. AVINGS, Savings, Savings. Hurst's I Sale shows substantial Savings on good Drapery. E'S. Boys' School Boots, English - Box Calf. Sizes 10 to 1 11/6, 2to 11> 12/6. I fOR genuine reductions on all Infants' Outfitting visit Mrs H, Gregory, i Bridge-st. _ SPECIAL heavy quality pure Spun Silk Fuji, in "TrathenY' Standard Weight at reduced prices from 1/9 to 2/11 yard. "cKAY'S Sale ! Fancy and Plain Rib- - bons in various widths. Formerly 11/3 to 3/6. Now 6d yard. HEMMED Sheets, Dorma make, in a good quality unbleached fine twill. Three sizes, 9/6, 13/6, and 15/6 the pair. McKay's. ' »/ll! Mens Striped iNegnge oanis, -» all sizes and good colours. Formerly 4/11 to 8/6. Now 3/11.— McKay's Sale. • MEN'S Straw Hats, good shapes, Splendid for harvest, fruit picking and holiday wear, 2/6 and 4/6. At McKay's. u. SEFUL Cushions for verandahs, cars, picnics, etc., 2/11 each. White Flannelette Blankets 4/11.— McKay's Sale. •' . AKE a careful note of the date—6th - Feb. Last day on,which to escape Ten Per Cent. Penalty on City Rates. CJAVE, Save, Save, liuy to-morrows M needs at to-day's low prices. You 11 save at Hurst's Sale. _ „ ALE, Sale, Sale. The bale tnat ~ thrifty housewives wait for.--Hurst's Sale To-morrow. ■ 0 not wait until ten Per Cent. Penalty on City Rates is added, fot'owed by a summons. Pay Now. Last date 6th Feb. . TEN Per Cent. Penalty on City Rates. ■ TWt. foreet the last day is 6th Feb. ISvS&UCHES THE TICKLE CHERRY MALT (DOULI.iI STRENGTH) COUGH BALSAM COUGH BALSAM 2/6 Btttle MARTIN'S PHARMACY CASH CHEMISTS, Trafalgar Street, NELSON. x 42. Tel. 699. VICTORY LODGE, No. 40 and LODGE NELSON, No. 288 LATE R.W. BRO. WM. MOYES BRETHREN are requested to attend a Lodge of Sorrow at the Masonic Temple TUESDAY, 4th Feb., at 9 a.m. Aprons to be draped. Brethren of all sister Lodges invited to attend. HOME SCIENCE DEPARTMENT OTAGO UNIVERSITY OFFERS Courses in— Food and Cookery, Chemistry and Nutrition, Sewing and Dressmaking, Textiles and Design, Houseplanning and Interior Decoration, Housewifery and Home Management, Hygiene and Home Nursing, Leading to— Bachelor of Home Science Degree; Master of Home Science Degree; Diploma; and to excellent vocational opportunities. Group Courses arranged for students interested only in Practical Home ingBeautiful House, with an acre of garden,'newly acquired, furnishes sunny, private Home for residential students, and offers opportunity for practical housekeeping. For full particulars and bulletin, apply immediately to — * J DEAN, Home Science Department, O'tago University, Dunedin. Date of opening: 10th March, 1930.

MONTGOMERY'S 1 OLDSMOBILE SIX TOURER,— This is one of the special Sports models, and is complete with every possible extra. Condition absolutely as new. See it Now! 1 LATE MODEL CADILLAC SEVEN SEATER SEDAN, VB, 63. Full balloon tyres, four wheel brakes, and all extras. Would make excellent service car, and it has done small mileage only. 1 9 h.p. ROVER TOURER, 1 CHRYSLER MODEL 50 SEDAN. 1 BUICK LIGHT SIX ROADSTER. 1 HUPMOBILE FOUR TOURER. 1 DODGE FIVE SEATER TOURER. 1 CHRYSLER FOUR TOURER. 1 FORD TOURER. 1 BUICK MASTER SIX TOURER. 1 1927 MODEL 4.98 h.p. TRIUMPH MOTOR CYCLE. FOR STERLING VALUE MONTGOMERY'S GARAGE NELSON.