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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 13 July 1912, Page 7

EDDING. "B\you want to be sure your badding is absolutely new, pure ■ and clean, then vuit our store. We take great care in bnythe best material obtainable, which we know to be slnit-xry. The reason our prices are so low is on account of the quantity* we turn out. Buy from the factory every time. Peds made up" in Kapoc, Fi,ock, Flax & Horse Hair -Also in stock:- Spring mat basses, ttike matrassfs. FotDIXG SIRTCHERS, HOSPITAL, BEDS. Wood Bedsteads. jO T the old fashioned four poster, with very heavy cur- * tains, but a light, dainty, quaint bedstead. They are from selected dry timber, very strong and dnrable, finished in dull walnut With castors. Made in all sizes, and the prices . aire less than iron'bedsteads. PAGE &Sons. Complete Furnishers, 21-23 Hardy St..

lor Citric money. Do tiot think that high class jewellery is necessarily expensive. Our extensile stock always contains a great variety of beautiful articles which cost a very little money. And of course everything obtained from: Lours Kerr can be depended upon for quality'and'reliability. Here is Jl Littte List of Low-priced Good*:Silver Bead Necklets, from 5/- to 15/Silyei- tiead Ear-rings, from 3/- to 5/- per pair Pretty Gold Brooche3, from 5/- upwards Charm I'ins, in charming designs!, from 3/Pendants, in many siyles; from 12J6. Silver 'Watches, from 20/A'ls'b rriariv other a: -\u:les in designs. mm mm TRAFALGAR STREET

THE O*£DLOVE AFTER TRYING Nearly ' EVERY OTHER BRAND >l AM CONVINCED ' THAT NELSON MOATES ARE:FI*EBEST WILTONS HAND EMOLtIEiyT., misesrsNNHEAim v r Please Note this;Ydup* Ladies 1 ["—when you begin Baking or 'Cooking, <ser ' "that you have a plentiful supply of " High- . " lander *' Condensed Milk it hand. It's " quite Indispensable I" 4P Leading Teachers of Cookery strongly recommend and us* "Highlander," Milk. . > b % m *isv/sl)i'Yt MM * mm mm «SSBE

WAS A COMPLETE CRIPPLE. Mr Charles Lincoln, of Richmond, Tas., was a complete cripple with muscular rheumatism, and could not get about. He started using Chatrberiain's Pain Balm,, and after a few applications the pains were easier, and soon left him altogether. He is now well, is 52 years of age. and earning hjs living as a. general labourer. We hope that sufferers from Rheumatism will not 7ieed further evidence in regard to this liniment.* Wanted Known. —Mild Derby Plug, a blend of Aromatic and full stergth leaf, makes an admirable tobacco for a medium smoker. Try a plug.* " _INSEED COMPOUND," of 40 years' proven efficacy,' for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, etc.