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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 16 May 1933, Page 4

Health and good spirits depend on adequate bodily warmth. Now is the time for woollies. Choose your winter underwear requirements without delay from our stocks of Pesco, Morley, Alpine, Roslyn, Petone, Canterbury. NOTE THE LOW PRICES AT LOUISSONS All Wool Vests, all sizes, Opera tops, no sleeves, short sleeves. 4/6 to 8/6. All Wool Spencers, long sleeves, all sizes. 5/11 to 6/11. All Wool Bloomers, Cream and colours. ' S W W O.S. and extra O.S. 5/11 to 8/11. All Wool Combinations, all sizes, no sleeves, short sleeves, long sleeves. 17/6 to 27/6. Nightdresses, all wool, long sleeves. 16/6. Fleecy Lined Bloomers, all sizes. From 2/11. Silk and Wool Vests, Combinations and Bloomers. • SEE SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY. 105 TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON. (fP JUST ARRIVED! Smart West-End Tailored Coats and Costumes. Newest Millinery, Scarves, Hosiery and Gloves ALL TO TONE. Furs from 29/6. MILLINERY SPECIALISTS. Central Trafalgar Street, Nelson. ITEBLEY BROS, Sawmillers, Timber r Merchants and Joinery Manufac•ers, Alma-st., Nelson t Phone 334. t us quote yon for Timber and Jo:n r. Large stocks of Seasoned Dressed nber, Shingles. Three-ply, etc. Counorclevs promptly dispatched. Satiation Guaranteed. 1 • a* fed HURST’S NEEDLEWORK SHOP, is now open in Trafalgar Street (next to Begg’s). This shop is devoted entirely to the display and sale of Needlework of all, kinds. Here are a few of the latest introductions:— Baby Pram Covers, in Cream Wool Felt, traced nursery designs, 8/11 ea. Kiddies’ Pleated Aprons, in Rose, Blue and Reseda ‘‘Lhiella,” made up with design. 20in, 3/0; 22in, 3/9; 24in, 4/- each. Organdie Duchesse Sets, in dainty tints with lace edges, 4/6; edge for Crochet, 2/6 set. Savory D’Oyley Sets, in Cream Linen. 1/6. Tray Cloths, in fine Cream Linen, five new designs, edge for Crochet. 1/3 each. I H Black. Poplin Centres and Cushions, i» new tracings. Centres. 2/3. Cushions. 4/0 each. D EVERYTHING FOR NEEDLE CRAFTS (NEXT TO BEGG’S)