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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 22 September 1911, Page 7

JTr i '"? urnishings ART CANVAS Suitable 'for* quaint furniture, such as Morris Chairs, etc.; Milange Canvas, being heavy arid strong; also Burlap, price from 2/6 yard. ART LINENS And Cretonnes, just the thing for loose cover work, some very pretty designs, mostly tioral and Continental, prices 1/3 to 7/6. CASEMENT CLOTHS And Bolton Sheeting for Curtains, being washable and fast colours, plain cream, figured and various borderings to match; also short M uslin Curtains with rods. VELVETS AND PLUSHES Of splendid quality. Velvetsin green or crimson, widths, 24in and 48ia, prices from 6/yard Also Plushes in green, crimson, copper, old gold, etc, price from G(ART TAPESTRIES. . for either quaint furniture *oi Curtains, are of latest designs, will' match papers or carpets now" used, prices from 5/9. TABLE COVZRS, A fine range, in all sizes and prices. Also-Art Serges made up with fringes, make very effective Table Covers, and are cheap. 0-Pa9* $ sons, ART FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, Hardy-Street. GIVE HIM SOLID QpLp ALBERT _- ■ • »■:'•'• c --;-,";-.■- FOR his Birthday. Select it from our large variety in stock, and the pleasure and « satisfaction of the recipient, will be .great' arid <jfy lasting. The splendid workmanship and .finish of these fine Chains will quickly convince him C^fSl thao "Quality'.' in selection was the Chief Con- /a; sideration. ~J& DISTINCTIVE STYLES. 1 LOUIS KERTt'S stock of Alberts is replete with the Latest nnd most Distinctive Styles,, splendidly hand-finished iii: solid gold in our own workroom, and everv link in every chain is stamped "RELIABILITY." PRICES THAT SPEAK : We search the Globe for NOJrEJ.T|ES 15 carat Solid Gold Alberts and other designs priced from £6 Os.(ld to £lg fls Od Others in 9 carat Gold .£3 Os Od to £7 Os Od - For the Gift, or for your own use, these Alberts are worth inspecting". JEWELLER, 109, Trafalgar-Street, NELSON. Bonningtoh** cures Influenza. It strengthens and heals the throat andlungs, and prevent* more serious troubles. Fifty years ago' your. folks proved it to be the safest and surest specific for coughs and eoldsr-rto-day"i» still without an equal for all throat and lung affections. Wise parents always keep it on hand. Refuse a substitute or imitation which • " ' '" - /"■ gives th« dealer a bigger profit. Insist on getting Bonnington's Irish Moss Mrs. E. W6oDHousr,>forlhcote,"wrifes:— " I have tried a bottle of Bonnington's Irish Moss and found it very good.. I had a sudden attack of influenza and it saved me'from.a ▼ery severe illness." . 34* 'AMBER TI PS The Grocer's Best Seller. up 11 übj! ! The sales of Amber Tips Tea mount constantly higher as the days slip by.' This is the surest proof—if proof were wanted—that Amber Tips Tea is everything the-housewife requires. Amber Tips Tea wins over "for keeps" all who try it. Its fragrance and flavour never vary. It is sold only in damp proof air tight packets and tins. Teas offered in any other way as Amber Tips are snhstitutes. Tb,is<*rade delights tens of thousand*. Try it. The flavour and strength are excellent. icaualleu lor puru-y, iragrance and flavonr, being a blend of the choicest hill grown Broken Orange Pekoe Cevlons. Use no other if lasting pleasure in Tea is sought. AMBER TIPS I Tbissrade delights tens of thousands Try tfTrv ' ~• I The flavour and strength are excellent. 1/10 per lb. I AMBER TIPS I being ut blend ot the choicest, uuij oJ ,ut 1 Orange Pekoe Ceylons. Use no 01.. U1 .. i a »u. 2/- per lb. J pleasure in lea is sought. A third grade is packed at, 1/8 per 'lb, and at the price cannot be excelled. No old or stale teas evtf r enter into "Amber Tips. Soie Agents, Nelson Province, J. H. COCK &'C6,,