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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXIII, 11 May 1939, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS. to Measure 52/6. McKay's Popular Dressmaking features stylish Wool Frocks, complete to measure, 52/6. r and Boys’ Raincoats and Warm Tweed Coats, smart cuts, excellent values, 12 6, 19/6, 29/6, 35/-. At McKay's, The Friends of the Family. \| cKAY’S : New Furnishing Taffeta. 48in 3/J.l yard, in latest furnishing shades, for Curtain and Bedspreads. jIIcKAY'S have an excellent range of Mother's Day Gifts. Towels, Tiay Cloths, Pillow Cases, etc. Gifts Mother will appreciate. lyicKAY'S New Baby Rugs, delightful designs, soft, euddly weave, 2/6, 3/6, 4/6, 5/11, 7/6 each. IVEW shipment of Folk Weaves just to hand, all colours., particularly Green. 2/11, 3/3, 3/11, 4/6, 4/11 yard. At McKay’s.

“MOTHER’S Day Gifts.” An Umbrella ■*- the ideal Gift. Quality covers, smart handles, from 9/11 each. McKay’s. AT OTHER'S Day! Quality Gifts at 1 Trathen’s: Furs, Handbags, Silk Hosiery, Linen Handkerchiefs, Silk Handkerchiefs and many novelties. Details page 5. Trathen’s Special SelA ling, Ladies’ Coats. Costumes, two-piece Suits, Warm, Winter Frocks, Silk and Wool Hosiery. Men’s Underwear. Quality goods reasonably priced. ATOTHER'S Day! Trathen’s have nice ITA selection of suitable Gifts. Furtheir details page 5. IN your own interests, you support Howson’s, the Quality Butchers, in Bridge-st. (Phone 734). 1 / AUR constant aim is to supply you with the best Meat money can buy At prices Rright and Reasonable. Howson's, Bridge-st. /DUALITY and Service are the kevnotes of Howson’s Butchery Busi-ness—Bridge-st. I /AYSTERS arrived this morning. Conw dition excellent. The Grand Cafe, Bridge-st. Rubbish Tins. 6-gal. and 10-gal try H. J. Flatt, Bridge-st. /AYSTERS arrived this morning. Condition excellent. The Grand Cafe, Bridge-st. “PTIHE Lucky Charm”' —Four-leaf A Shamrock—Art Union closes soon. rpHE Winning £IOOO Ticket in the recent Art Union was purchased in Nelson. I ATARGUERITE Gowns, Bridge-st., have still some marvellous barj gains at their Sale. j Costumes, and Skirts all at I reduced prices. At Marguerite Gowns. A LL Wool Jumpers from 6/11; 2-piece Woollen Suits from 35/-. At Marguerite Gowns. /A SPECIAL Line Woollen Frocks at 25/-, and Evening Frocks from 15/-. At Marguerite Gowns Sale, Bridge-st. 0 5000 in Prizes—the “Lucky Charm” Art Union closes soon. | Electrical Installations, Heating, I Lighting, Power or Radio, consult j H. J. Flatt, Bridge-st. I Pramettes £4 16s. Canvas j-*- Cots 16/6, High Chairs 16/9. Swings 5/6. Inspection invited.

T/iREETH’S English Prameltes and Prams, steel bodies, in Cream and Green. Only £7 10s. Ij'REETH’S Prams, Pramettes, Push Chairs and Sulkies; 1939 Catalogue Post Free. fTIANKS, Tubs. Baths, Basins, Sinks, etc-. installed by H. J. Flatt. Quotations given. tyTISS Marshall’s, 150 Bridge-st., for Wincey Nights., S.W., W„ 0.5., 7/11; Long Sleeves 8/11. \|ISS Marshall's for Interlock Pyjamas 7/11, long sleeves 8/11; Fully Fashioned Gym. Hose 4/6.

\fISS Marshall's for Frocks, Coats, * Fully Fashioned extra long Pure Silk Hose 4/11. 70R Electric Heaters, Irons, Kettles, Jugs. Lamps, Toasters, etc., try H. Flatt, Bridge-st. BOWMAN'S for Kiddi Car Spats Play Pens, High Chair,-, Clothes Baskets Wooden Toys. BOWMAN'S for Canvas and Wicker Cots. Push Chairs. English Prams Framettes, at Wholesale Prices TITANSBONE’S, Hardy-st. English T T Periodicals. Magazines, and Fashion Journals arrive to-day. |>ERT Tomlinson, "The Suit Man ” Fine Quality Worsted Suits in newest shades, from 75/-. Bert Tomlinson, Hardy-st. TJERT Tomlinson for Men's Wear. Quality Overcoats in newest shades and cut. from 55/-. Bert Tomlinson Hardy-st. 170LDING Card Tables 15/6 and 19 6. A At Boyce’s. Mattings, Plain or Coloured, 1/9 to 5/6 yard. At Boyce’s. Damasks for Curtains and Draperies. 2/11 and 3/6. At Boyce’s. 13 EVERSIBLE Bedside Rugs 7/G to 28/6, Kitchen Rugs 4/6 Boyce’s. HOICK Carpet Squares, 3ix3 from v G 6 15s; 4x3 from £7 15s. At Boyce’s. J7AT banished! “70-lbs in 14 weeks!” M Try Bonkora! Harmless, nealthful reducing. Obtainable R. W. Martin. Chemist, Nelson.