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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 24 July 1930, Page 9

mm. 11l If "'l#»*. I IHHHIBHSK | ills Here are a Few from each department MfHlSffiD MEN'S WOOL SOX. GARDEN GLOVES. MEN'S TROUSERS. MEN'S FELTS. EQYS' JERSEYS. FANCY SOX. 2 LARGE HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS. LUNCH BOXES. Size 10 BOYS' WHITE SHIRTS. MEN'S PYJAMAS (4 pairs only). 2 only MEN'S PULLOVERS. ALL AT !/• CHILDREN'S GAITERS. Worth 3/6. CHILDREN'S CREAM FLEECY BLOOMERS. GIRLS' RAINCOATS (slightly imperfect). LADIES' COTTON READY-TO-WEAR FELTS. Worth 15/6. FELT BERETS, in Cream, Lemon and Lime. PRINTED RAYONS. Usually 3/6 to 4/6 yard. WOOL JUMPER CLOTHS. Usually 6/6 yard. BORDERED FLANNELS. Usually 8/6 yard. WOOL LACE DRESS FABRICS. Usually 14/6 yard. WOOL AND TINSEL JUMPER CLOTHS. PILLOW CASES. ROLLER TOWELLING. 22in x 42in COLOURED TOWELS. COLOURED WINCEYETTES. CREAM AND COLOURED CURTAIN NETS. .usually 2/6 to 4/6. CUSHION COVERS, LAUNDRY BAGS, NIGHTDRESS CASES AND TRAY CLOTHS. Usually 2/6 to'4/6. i\ Im\ m ism ;Wi*lMi GOLF SOX, plain and fancy tops. 4in FUR TRIMMINGS, Brown and Grey. KIDDIES'SOX. 3 ROLLS.OF CREPE PAPER. 3 only LADIES'SILK SCARVES. WASHING DOESKIN GLOVES, White and Chamois, in large sizes. LADIES' AND KIDDIES' FABRIC GLOVES, with fancy turnover Cops. 5 Cakes of IVORY FLOATING SOAP. 12 yards of HAND-MADE LACE INSERTIONS. 12 yards of COLOURED NARROW SILK LACE EDGING. 12 Skeins of HEMINGWAY'S ROPE SILK. ALL AT !/■ FOR A D/" filming JAP. SILK LAMP SHADES. Worth 4/11. CHAIR CANVAS. 2 Rolls of PASSE PARTOUT BINDING. CRETONNE HANDBAGS. Worth 2/6. 2 PAPER LAMP .SHADES, BAMBOO POLES, 10ft. 2 yards of RUG FRINGE, 6 yards of HEAVY LACE INSERTION F CURTAINS. EMBROIDERED* GREEN CASEMENT CLOTH, 50in. Usually 6/6 yard. CARPET SOAP. TEA COSIES. Usually 5/6 each. All U 1/. Fffl k DAY ALL REMNANTS HALF SALE PRICE. The biggest lot of Snips ever offered in Nelson— -&m\ miss them LIMITED.,