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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXI, 29 April 1937, Page 11

CORONATION CONCESSIONS RISING PRICES ELSEWHERE BUT REDUCTIONS AT OPTIMISTS. INTERLOCK NIGHTDRESSES, Jong sleeves, assorted coloured facings. 4/11 each. PURE WOOL HOSE, Fawns, • Greys and Browns. 1/11 pr. SATEEN CRETONNES, dainty Paisley and floral patterns. 1/- yard. WRAP ROUND CORSETS, in odd sizes 2/11 pair. WHITE TWILL SHEETS, hemmed. Single bed. 5/11 pair. Double bed. 9/11 pair. GIRLS PLEATED SKIRTS, Navy Serge, White Calico tops. From 4/11. KIDDIES’ WOOL GLOVES, Navy, Fawn or Brown. 4 sizes. 1/- pair. BOYS’ WOVEN JERSEYS. Still at the old price. No rise here. 2/11 each. LADIES’ WOOL VESTS, short sleeves. Worth double to-day. 2/9 each. ALL WOOL BLANKETS. Next lot will be much dearer. From 21/- pair. MEN’S FLEECY SINGLETS. Bought before the rise. Only 1/6 each. LADIES’ CARDIGANS, attractive colours. Wonderful value. From 3/6 each. BLACK ITALIAN CLOTH, good strong quality. Only 1/- yard. MEN’S LUMBER JACKETS, fleecy lined. Very cosy. n/fi Ail nil SILK AND WOOL HOSE: Assorted colours and sizes. Very elastic tops. PAIR MAIDS’ WOOL JUMPERS: In Saxe, Green or Red. Fine quality. EACH MEN’S WARM SCARVES: Scotch make, neat check patterns. EACH SILK AND COTTON VESTS: Elastic weave, full fitting. EACH WARM TWEED FROCKS: i Attractive styles and shades. FROM 36inch Pure WOOL TWEEDS: Here’s a real bargain. Never again at the price. YARD SAMPLE BLOUSETTES: No two alike. Bought at a discount. FROM SAMSON CORD TROUSERS: For hard wear. Sizes 4to 8. PAIR 1/11 4/3 1/3 1/6 12/6 2/6 S/9 5/11

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