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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 17 June 1936, Page 8

SEE THESE! A big window full of interesting new weaves, in rich Silks for evening wear. 36in wide Crepe Satin Selina. ■’ 'i ■ • 2/11 yard., 36in wide Metal Patterned Crepe. 2/11 yard. 36in wide Treebark Crepe. 2/11 yard.; 36in wide Taffeta Poult. 3/9 yard. 36in wide Tinsel Crepe Raye. ' : 3/11 yard. 36in wide French Ring Velvet. 6/11 yard. 36in wide Metal Lame. 7/11 yard. 36in wide Uncrushable Velvet. 13/6 yard. “THE SILK CENTRE.”

Over * perhaps new If you are, you need to have your eyes ex » amined and glasses fitted. The old ones are probably not now suited to your sight. See us now, and we’ll help you to see better. WM. DAWSON F.8.0.A., F.S.M.C. (Lond.) 92 Hardy Street, NELSON. 'Phone 410.

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