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Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13735, 29 May 1913, Page 4

f 'TWILL BE TO "VOOR ADVANTAGE" TO INSPECT THESE SLIPPERS. Just at the right time has come a consignment of j Slippers • "'< They are quit* the corrjjjti thing for "Winter—so warm, light, and comfortable. As usual at LIGHTBAND'S prices are low and quality is high. Here_you are— Women's Grey Cheok Camel Hair Slippers, extra warm, 5/3 'Women's Navy and Blaok Vehrot Slippors, Bost Quality, 4/9. I Women's Navy and Black felt Boots, Patent Goloahed for elderly ladies, 8/3. Call and see the new consignment. LIGHTBAND & CO., BOOTMAKERS. NELSON. .^^^^^^ |^^JJMJBUl^JM _ "® rffpß Sheaf the Gold Winds with IMm *arm en Uhsi erwear. fl r«ffi^S^S " Prevention id better than euro," so says exeryH 1 ODLQ lhis chi^y weather is " cold-ca*ching" fcimo HI s*jQsssM'^ snc* **"» bß3t Prntt}Ot i°n one caD hav" e *s a good , Sl^/towl/ISm^ su^ °^ warm woollen undorwew. ■S Pti w^ save y°u (iu^B a °^ P^y3^o latei t> There 8 ' jliP^lliNV *s a £ ril<*e °^ wocttlen underwear to suit every M MiilliWmJk want ia La^iGß'» Giris'» aad infants* underwear. H liiiilill^^* Thß Pric«s are with in the limits of asvry purse i JlffigScl^s Tha <llialitl*8 are fctie be3t in Nelson, price fcr prioe. gjjp|p|||||||iyjjg; We also atook " Wols9y"-and " Britannia" unfiM shrinkable underwear. i i ! MUS. ANSTICE, j PUAPJiiU tfELSON. Men 9 s Stout Boots for Farm Work. Own G Make Brand. BOOT THAT STAND THEE \M EVERY PAIR. The famous G Brand of Boots is a lino of progress, better each season. Take any line you like and compare it with others in the Dominion, and your judgment will be in favour of Our Brand, made out of New Zealand Hides by New Zealand workmen. Men's Split Kip Nail Shooters, 10/6, 13/6. v Men's Kip Nailed Pegged Shooters, 15/6, 17/6, 18/6. "Hen's Greenhide Nailed Pegged Shooters, 18/6. Men's Stout Chrome Cookhanis, 22/6. Men's East India Kip Cookhams, waterproof, 25/-. lii Trafalgar Strut. Tilophoiw 223. >-V • ■'-■• • "^^^SE" I Winter Time is Blanket Time. - Buy you Blankets now, and ensure a* warm 1 comfortable winter. We have new stocks ot ■ j| splendid blankets, at prices that will please fl you. Our value cannot be beaten. j I * Also QUILTS, BEDDING, RUGS, and CARPETS. \ I KARSTEN and SONS, I mmVc FMWHSHINO WAREHOUSE. BRIDGE ST. The Washing Boiler that is Oapfitrating ail th@ Womenfolk From end to end of the Dominion, TaUfii womenfolk are enthusiastic over this 188 IE T IHI YE li boiler. And they aro showing their WHSfr§BlsO admiration in a tangible way by buying it and recommending it. It seems only OOSLiiaie. a matter of time when their use in New Zealand will be universal. QCH ~rz-&- Why is the Methven so popular? 11l —»««.,™.u|||j2|| i iO ok at the illustration and you'll 11 —^J, ii Hli understand. It is detached so you JS ' can stand inside °rut- Ifc is '. || ..-;. I jllli easy *° handle, easy to wash with, , 111 " IHiffl eas *v *° 10a^- 0e 10W CI°SG ne re" VH lil^SSI! jffifir ox s no coppor. That saves coal, ißMamvffimtUX saves heat, saves time. No brickwork i^^^S^^nfl^^^ !}tio jise>Ai o% 2uiq^oa fsaoaid o% jpj o% llfflililllll a n y°ur lifo^ime or your children's. j 'J^'Ws&s&i&Q W^' Frame is best Carron cast ironj copper ; Mll^M.y^ytM.W^ comog from f amoua Elliott Copper - Rolling Mills, Birmingham. Tlie liikins & Field Hardware Company, UMITED. j Phones No. 30 and 4243 £Eardy Street and Selwyn Place, Nelson. I