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Nelson Evening Mail, 30 September 1916, Page 4

OPENED PER RMS ARAWA From the best English and Eastern Markets. New Styles in— SVBiliiner-y and Ready-to- Wear Dainty Voiles and Blousings Shantung Tussore Japanese China SILKS t Also a full assortment of J-. and R. Morleys* Summer weight Underclothing and Hosiery. Louis sons Ltlla TRAFALGAR STREET <? y- . *S CIGARETTES ThfeUpperTen LEAF^ 10 fop 6 0, The New Embroideries. THE fine qualities and the dainty patterns make this showing a delight to those who like pretty things. And the prices are as low as ever. EDGINGS and INSERTIONS in all widths—Muslin and Longcloth—3d to is 3d yard. Madeira embroideries—-hand-finished—fine Cambric, 3d to is 4d yard. FRILLED (edging and Insertion combined —ioAd, is, is 4d yard. FLOUNCINGS—iS and 27 inch—for Frocks and Skirts, is 3d, is gd, to 3s ild. CAMISOLE EMBROIDERIES—pretty designs—is 3d, is 6d, to 3s 3d yard. VEININGS, for fine needlework, 2d, 3d, and 4d yard. Neale and Hurst, Speciality Store HARDY ST. Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society ltd. 4 ESTABLISHED 1837. Losses Paid Exceed £30,000,060. LOSSES USER ALLY ft PROMPTLY BETTUED. BY THE UNDERSIGNED. '•^ES J. PORTER HARRIS IND SON, Gkloi Agetft* kq4 Aftoroeja far. Stfaoa and WertLasd. NORWICH UNION CHAMBERS. HABDX-ST., MXJjSOM.