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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 17 April 1939, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. Coats in fashionable Hip- * length and longer styles are featured at Trathen's, 59/6 to 149/6. Coats with or without Fur Collars. Nice assortment at Trathen’s, 59/6 to 139/6. nPHE New Swagger and Saunter Coats at Trathen's are different and more smartly styled than last year's models. Lightly priced, 59 6to 99/6. Tailored Costumes, the acme of Style and Finish, 69 6, 79/6, 89,6 to 139,6. Trathen’s. Suits, popular and uscful Garments, attractively designed. inexpensive, at 49/6 to 89/6. — Trathen’s. VICE selection of Skirts at Trathen's. New Weaves in Tweeds and other Woollen Fabrics. Reasonably priced 11/6 to 25/6. HPRATHEN'S are selling the smartest Millinery. YTcKAY’S are prepared for Winter! Are you 9 Blankets should be bought Now. Our Super Blanket is 55 - Single. 75/- Double. Great wearer. 1 \V r INTER Comfort from McKay's! l All Wool N.Z. Blankets. Pure I White with Blue or Green headings. 29 6 Single. 49/6 Double. j Af cKAY’S Wool Rugs make excellent Bed Covers for spare rooms and I porches. 16/6 to 27/6, in all sorts of 1 pretty colours. Extra Warmth in these, too. I>ALLET Froclfs in Tarlatan stand out well. 54in wide, in all colours, 1/6 yard. White. 36in, lOd yard. See McKay’s. ! !"v /it MEN'S Fleecy Zipp Pullovers — I ' Warm and Serviceable for |Work or Best, 5/6. Boys’ Fleecy Zipp ! Pullovers from 3 11. At McKay’s. I /Q McKAY’S “Tiger” Tweed I*9/& Work Trousers 13/9 Nap Trousers 4 11. 6/11, 9 6. Grey Tweed | Trousers 10/6, 13/9, 19/11, Saddle Tweeds 19/6, 27/6. At McKay’s. AI CL 5/11 Boys’ Quality Warm ! \9 Pyjamas 4/6, 5/11, Boys’ Warm Jerseys 3/11, 5/11, Pullovers 5 11. 7/11. School Hose 2/11, 3/11. At McKay’s. 'rpRATHEN’S for Silks: Art. Silk x Crepes. Sandringham. Latest shades for Frocks, etc., 2/11 yard. Maroda, latest Fabric for Suits, Frocks, etc. Heavy Woollike Art. Silk. Trathen’s, .4/6 yard. rpRATHEN’S for Woollens: All Wool A Harris Tweeds for Costumes, Coats. Skirts. 54in.. 7/6 yard. WOOL Georgettes: Latest shades in T T Frock Weights, Superior Quality. Exclusive to Trathen’s. 5/6 yard. HPRATHEN'S for Silks: Satin Back A Crepe, Heavy Weight for Dressy Frocks and Suits, 4/11 yard. AF cKAY’S: New Traced Linen Tray Cloths for the Centenary. New Zealand Flower designs. See worked samples in window. 1/9. QHLK and Wool Vests, shaped waists. No sleeves. Peach. Women’s size. 4/11. At Trathen’s. QHLK and Wool Panties to match Vest. Peach. Women's size. Well cut, 4/11. At Trathen’s. FNTERLOCK Pyjamas, warm and cosy, short and long sleeves, from 9/6 At Trathen s. FNTERLOCK Nights, for cooler weaA ther. Smart styles, from 7/11. At Trathen’s. TLFcKAY’S: Kiddies’ All Wool 4-Socks in Red and Fawn. Sizes 3 to 7, 1/- to 2/3 pair. McKAY’S: St Margaret's Wool-lined Artificial Silk Hose, made in England. Excellent Winter shades, 4/6 pair. "VFcKAY’S: New Chenille Scarves— Cheerful Colours, beauitfully blended together, 4/11. Non-Crush Velvet: Glorious 1 selection of new shades in this lovely quality. 36in. 8/6 yd. McKay’s. CHOT Taffetas: The rage of the season for modern Dance Frocks. 36 in. 4/6, 5/11 yard. McKay’s. Non-Crush Velvet: See our window display, glorious new colour tonings, 36in. B'6 yard. McKay’s. Faconne: Handsome Embossed style for Evening Frocks. Full range of smart new Colours. 36in 3/5 yard. McKay’s. PUBLIC NOTICES. PALESTINE LANTERN LECTURE on PALESTINE, PETRA, IRAQ, EGYPT, Etc. (With Beautiful Hand-Coloured Slides) at THEATRE ROYAL TO-MORROW (TUESDAY). 7.30 p.m. Speaker: MR J. W CLAPHAM. of Palestine. The Public are Cordially Invited No Collection Taken MEDICAL FAR STONEY JOHNSTON has resumed Practice NOTICE HPRESPASSERS on the properties * situated Redwood’s Valley of the unpdersigned will be prosecuted Poison will be laid for dogs and dogs destroyed, owing to sheep being worried. G. SHIRTLIFF. G. BRIGHT, W. G REAY O. BRIGHT. C. CHING WAIMEA CO-OP DAIRY CO LTD. ELECTION OF DIRECTORS DOMINATIONS to fill 3 vacancies on the Board of Directors for the East Ward will be received at the Company’s Office. Brightwater. on or before 30th April, 1939 E. KENNEDY. Secretary. NOTICE TO FRUITGROWERS ¥N order to obviate any delay In * transport of fruit to Coast and Southern markets, fruitgrowers are asked to notify our depots and agenta as early as possible on day of shipment the number of cases to be for* warded. TRANSPORT (NELSON) LIMITER