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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 8 March 1912, Page 2

"If a man live to bo 75," wrote an eminent sociologist, "he will have spent 25 years in bed, The pleasure and pio Ii tabl en ess of the remaining 50 years will have ,l jjfdepended on the benefit he derived from the 25 years in sound, sweet recuperating sleep." The importance of ensuring comfort for that one-third, of a man s life, which he. spends in sleej), has been fully realised by Fleming & Sons* Beds and Bedding whose essential requirement is that they must. be. comfort giving find prominence -in Fleming's stock of Bedroom : Furniture. Prices are no higher than asked elsewhere for the pther kind. TO /////ft ill j /Ov NELSON " Coming for a Drive?" -x The invitation will be, eagerly accepted if the, J turn«. out is smart. ■ . If the gig, or whatever the vehicle may be, shows only too evident signs of antiquity, the offer will be turned down. I can build you a Gig, Buggy, Dog-cart. Phroton, „ Station Waggon, or any kind of vehicle you want ' at a moderate cost. The Materials will be A 1 quality, and my many years ,r high-class, &qn r . don and Colonial experience ensure a splendidly finished job, Let me give you a price. R. JOHNSTON, COACH BUILDER, Hardy-Street, (Opposite Robertson Bros.) Co- ' >l2; Ri SYRACUSE SHORT MOULD-BOARD PLOWS, FITTED with steel steel Landside, separate Bt'rong: - Soieplate, wro'tiglit-il'd'n 'Clip (new style), "which makes thei best short mould-board Plow ever offered to the Farmers. ,< Made in Three Bizes, all fitted with slip points and reversible wings- •, AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS SAMSON WINDMILLS. LEADING FIRM FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS. . e. Mcpherson & eb.v Li; WAKEFIELD.

Amber Tips Tea* The Tea for Out-of-Doors. Make those picnic and other outdoor excursions you are planning really enjoyable. To do so you 11 need to take a sufficiency of Aisiber Tips Tea. - Everybody in the party will appreciate youi thouglitfulness. You will get more cups from a pound of Amber Tips Tea than from any other, brand, and the tea may be taken with benefit by those of weak -digestion*. thn finest golden t.ippecl hill-grown teas. Amber Tin-; at per lb is the finest tea obtainable, beinr a bland of WM tew ?£m the best carden.. It is irre.tat.bly de1.0.0u., and as wholesome as bread and butter. Anot liar quality of Ambor Tips is sold at 1/8 per lb " Ambor Tips Tea is sold only in dump pi'oof airtight packets and tins. Beware of substitute^ Jt ssaSk" IftTT Sole Agents,. Nelson Province, J. H. COCK & Co;