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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 29 May 1914, Page 3

VERY SPECIAL MILLINERY CRDAINEtfBY WINTER... I Tr IN offering these becoming examples of WINTER MILLTXKrV we are reasonably sure of your complete approval, because of their unobtrusive charm. More than that, the proportionately moderate prices which rule add a- decided note of economy in harmony with limited dress allowances. WILL YOU CALL AS SOON AS CONVENIENT? We've a pretty model that will surely become yoo. Mrs. ANSTICE Draper, Milliner & -Dressmaker ■ ■ » » IfcS s.LSD Jl. : = ffiffiiiffigiaJi

The Dresden Piaro Company is proud if the confidence placed in it by the tublic—a trust built up by years of uniest dealing. frankness is The Tresden's" motto in all its relations with i purchaser. The more the hitter knows :bout the piano he is buying* the more ikoly he is to be satisfied. What the Dresden Piano Company has to offer its uitrons is quality—never anything else, lad not good va'lue been a characterisic feature with the Dresden, theirs vould not be the business it is to-day. That Company has m:\ny advantages. It >ossesses extensive capital find an enornous output. Thrs, it commands stock ri a bedrock basis froni the world's f'orcnost manufacturers. Then it possesses ifficcrs of great experience, (if unrivalled judgment, ai)d of unquestioned integ•ity, in whom not only lias "The Dresden" the utinost confidence, but on vhom the publij. too, can rely—to the 'ast word. representative—Alfred Robineon.* Nothing like "Nazol" for relieving i.olds, just as there's nothing Kk§ t sun fov making daylight. "Na2.il" i.-: i. sound, natural remedy, easy to take, nnd perfectly harmless. 60 doses Is 6,d,*