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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 76, 19 May 1941, Page 3

TRATHEN'S NEW WOOLLENS FOR THE WINDS OF WINTER. Another shipment of new Woollens has arrived ot Trathcn's—oil of British production—most arresting arc the colours and of finest quality, each value rising triumphant over competition. WOOL AFGALAINE, 36in. A British Woollen Frock Fabric. Shades of Black, Navy, Clover, Moss Green, Petrel, Brown and Breton Blue. Special value 6/11 yard. WOOL COATINGS AND SUITINGS. Harris Tweeds, Herringbone weaves, Suede Velours, Angora weaves, stripes and checks. 54in wide. 11/6, 14/6, 17/6 yard. STAPLE FIBRE, 36in wide. New range of the latest shades. Crease-resisting for Frocks, etc 4/11 yard. J* BEDSPREADS, in Cottage Weave. Big range of new designs. High grade quality. Single bed 16/6, 17/6. Double bed 21/6, 29/6. CREAM WINCEYETTE, 36in wide 2/41, 2/6, 2/11 yard FLORAL WINCEYETTE, 36in. 2/10 yard. CREAM WINCEYETTE. 28in. 1/8 yard. Values are here in abundance. Secure them. FLORAL CRETONNES. Just in the nick of time comes this offering. 46in wide. Colourful designs. Fast colours. For Loose Covers, Curtains, Bedspreads, Box Ottomans, Glory Boxes. Unexcelled value.. 3/9 yard. TR-aTucrrs FOR WINTER WOOLLENS. FASHIONS CHANGE SEE THE LATEST IN ENGAGEMENT RINGS AT HUNTER'S Engagement Ring styles, like clothes, are for ever changing, and there is ! always a demand for somethng new. Hunter's have the most modern range of Engagement Rings in Nelson. Call j and choose yours to-day in their private ring parlour. Prices are low. : ALEX HUNTER HARDY STREET, NELSON. WHEN YOUR CAR IS ¥jr • | vvniLn iuuw ilospitdl “RUN DOWN will i have it “on its wheels == r'v-ii tor sick cars Any mechanical “operation” that is necessary "'ill be skilfully performed by our expert mechanics, and our OX\-WELDING will quickly fix all “breakages.” Better have your car “overhauled” Horiest work low prices~ | SHUTTLEWORTH BROS. LTD. = GARAGE, WAKEFIELD. Phone 45D. CYCLE and SPORTS, BRIDGE ST., NELSON. Phone 1137. WAIMEA DISTRICTS BUSINESS AREAS . . . Prepare NOW for the colder weather and select your requirements of WARMER CLOTHING /rom our new stocks which have now been opened up.—Also unpacking WARM SLIPPERS for ladies, gents and children—in all ★ ★ ★ CALL AND INSPECT AT HODGSON'S STORES Provision Merchants and Drapers, WAKEFIELD AND MURCHISON. IIIIIUIIIIIIIUIIillllliillllllllll!ll!lll!llilllllllllllllllll!lllll||||l|||||||!|||||i||!||||l| MARSHALL'S 1 MODERN BAKERY PHONE 19. RICHMOND AGENTS "TIP TOP" ICE CREAM | ■ninwiniiiiiM A. J. CROMIE Garage Richmond. PHONE 71 RESIDENCE 121 NATIONAL SAVINGS GROUP SERVICE ALWAYS AND EVERV WAY. T Look for Neon "GAS" Sign. HENLEY STORE PHONE 7. RICHMOND. Goods delivered. Groceries and General Produce at Town prices. Ful! stocks of Wheat, Pollard and SMALL GOODS: Cooked Ham, Dominion Sausage, Saveloys, etc! Special Refrigerator Plant installed. J. GREEN, Proprietor. B.T.C. FOR QUALITY Seed Oats, and Peas ' Meal, Etc. New Stocks Women's Slippers, .Children's Sandals and Slippers. Gymn Hose and Woollen Sox (-£). Complete Range of Groceries, Etc. Brightwater Tradinq Co., Ltd. 3JIIIIIIIIIIIC3IIIIIIIIIIIIC3IIIIIIIIIIIIC3IIIIIIIIIIIIC3IL^ N. R. KEARNS I BRIGHTWATER. if P.O. Box 1. Phone 8. Fir Wood £2 cord. Cool 4/- and 4/6 cwt. Potatoes 10/- cwt. Swedes 5/- cwt. Pumpkins 1d lb. 5 Morrows 1d lb. Wheat 7/6 bus. = Barley 6/- bus. Partridge Peas E 7/6 bus. Pollard 18/6. Bran 13/6 = ~ bag. Seed Peas 16/- bus. Sugar = □ 22/-. Flour 4/9, 9/-, 17/6. = = FREE DELIVERY—TOWN AND = = COUNTRY. = 'iIIIIIIiIIUIIIIIIIIIIIICJIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIfIIIIiIIIUIIIIi, STOKE STORE FOR QUALITY GROCERIES, TOBACCO AND CONFECTIONERY. LARGE VARIETY OF CORDIAL EXTRACTS AND SYRUPS. At least 40 varieties of Biscuits in stock. GOOD SERVICE. TOWN PRICES. Phone 315 W. RICHMOND McGLASHEN'S still have plentiful supply ot Preserving Jars, Jam Jars, Rubber Rings Ivil Garden Manure in 31b and 71b pkts., and lewt lots. Also Brc *ord's f.'ower plants AGENTS COOPER'S SEEDS PHONES 3