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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 13 February 1908, Page 4

- The Eollpie of the Sun at Zli-f Island ana the work of the British and American scientists, who made a special trip to this lonely spot to photograph the phenomenon, are Illustrated In the "Graphic" t_o week by a unique set of views. \ KEEP IN TOUCH ) j WITH BOWDEN'S: ? S Because it's the safest way of \ l doing justice to your desire for ) / economy. Cash is economy ? > \ When you get the best and most / ) for your money, you aro doing J \ right. S C BOWDEN'S is noted forf C cheapness inprice and excellence \ j in quality — For Camping, Boat- f \ ing, or a Picnic, here are a few 3 \ quotations.— S J Sheep Tongues per tin, 9d. \ C Columbia Kiver Salmon, 6d. C C Roast Duck, lOd. V ) Auckland Mullet, 4d. C \ Fresh Herrings, 6d. 3 \ Luncheon Mutton, lOd. S C Corn Beef, (id. J / Fovtlin jelly, lOd. ? y Rabbit and Bacon, 6d. \ C Pine Apple, 6(1. ? \ The SALE of CHINA.' \ i For a dis'.inctive and elaborate S N e_position of Table Requisites, S * nick-nacks, and novelties in S 5 Cbina and Glass. Now is the v N time to visit BOVVDKN'S. > )®s-The 1/- tables re-i > duGod to 6d. C J Our spot-cash prices for fcood C \ Goods, baffles in 1 bewilders / J competition, and y<t tlicro is no- I > thiii'j mystic or mysterious about \ t it. We buy for cash, and get all C f the aJvaniaaes of a cosh-buyer V S — We tell fur ca^li aud afl'ord / ( similar advantages to our cus- \ \ toin^rs. That v the whole si'cr*it \ C but it rncai.s treat savings to I > those who trade at BOWDL-N'S. > \ SUS/3fc!_F! SHOES. > \ Bowden's Great Valua Giving f P Store tells of so'me Special Bar- r 1 gains. \ \ A Shoo buying opportunity for / \ Men, Women, and Children. 1 J that will tako the town by storm. \ \ Hundreds rf pairs have been f \ picked out to serve in the Bar- V S gain Feast. Somo nf the values / f of which ar& given below. \ / Men's Cnnvas Shoes 5/fi now 3/6. v \ Do., Do., leather fronts G/6 now f < 5/6- ? \ Men's Canvas Strong Leather \ ? hhoi-s 10/G new 7/G. ? 1 Ladies' Glace Walking Shoes S S 8/6 now 6,' G. / J Ladies' Chromo Bar Walkin? ) ) Shoes 7/6 now 5/6. S \ Ladies', Boys' and Girls' Strung \ best wenr Kojtp, Slio- s, J 1 Shoettes etc., specially luitnulo S S for the Holiday Season. ) \ I, T. BOWDEN _ GO., I \ Traf£lg;ir Street. \ TSTH_ QUALITY THAT TELLS. The Proprietors of, "AMBER TIPS" TEA Have much pleasure in thanking the Ladies and PubUc of Nelson for (nt very liberal support given this Brand of Tea since introduced a couple of years go. The sales of "AMBER TIPS' are steadily increasing from quarter to quarter. The leaf is crisp, with fine aroma; the infusion is a bright amber colour, with brisk, pleasant flavour, free from tannin; assists digestion, not causing in--digescion, as many teas do with dull, heavy, dark liquor with earthy flavour. Users of "AMBER TIPS" can j rely on the good quality being : maintained, and those who have i tiot yet tried it are respectfully j invited to do so, and we think will be more than pleased with it. Tlie quality sells "AMBER riPS"; o it needs no coupons, gifts, of presents. Prices— l 8, 1 10. 2 -, and 2 4 a lb. Packed in 1 and _ lb. tins; 5 lt>. and 10 lfc. boxes. Stocked by no.arlv all Gr >cers md Merchants * 1 0Ms-SM9f^7'£:^y7i I T|N§ & BOTTLES ONLY. ENTEKTAININO AX ENEMY. Don't entertain v chronic runnir^ ore or wounds. Cure it with Ijr J heldon's Magnetn. Liniment. Price Is J d and 3s. Obtainabl« at W. C. Anie!^ i hemist, agent.* a FIUEND L I!"' TAMILY. | b Dr Sheldon's Di«-overy, f .■• I ell known re:i.ci\ u.r a.i Chsil ..:. > I ur.g Troubles ; " } 6d and 3s p< • Lm . c. Oblaisafcle a= V?. O. 'viiSel^ I liuiixt. ftgnM'- '" ' ** I "^" - ' i