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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLV, Issue XLVIII, 18 August 1914, Page 7

Seasonable Bargains in Men's Wear. TF you need a STYLISH SUTT 01 OVERCOAT, or anything good in the Outfitting Line, here you have a big opportunity to" save money:— Men's Neglige Shirts, usual prices 5s 6d ai)d 6s 6d, or 2s 6d. Men's Embroidered Socks, usual price 2s and 2s 6d, for Is 6d. Men's Long-sleeve Merino Singlets, usual price 4s 6d, for 2s 6d. Men's Heavy all Wool Ribbed Pants, usual price 5s 6d, for 4s 6d. Men's Warm Tweed Overcoats 21s, 253, 355, and 42s 6d. W. McKay & Son, (LATE EVERETT'S), Leading Drapers, BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. Tasker & Levien, Merchants. Hardy-St. BUYERS, FOR CASH, of WOOL and SHEEPSKINS. KIDES and TALLOW. OPOSSUM and GOAT SKINS, Etc. SEED POTATOES. ■We have for sale the following varieties of selected Seed Potatoes:-—-Vermonts, Early Rose. Fink and White Beauty of Hebrons. Up-to-Dates, Dalmen Beauties. Mayfield Blossom, Epicure. Pioneer, Carmen, Peach Blossom. SPRAYING MATERIALS: Rogers' Lime Sulphur. Bordeaux Mixture. Arsenate of Lead. Red Oil. Emulsified Red Oil. Bluestohe, Flowers of Sulphur, Arsenate of . Lead,. Tasker & Levien, n«*i»«>»v SPRING FLOWERS! NOW SHOWING AT:— STAFFORDSHIRE HOUSE. FINE ASSORTMENT:— VASFS FLOWER STANDS, &c, &c. Suitable for Table Decorations. R, Snodgrass and Sons, N Direct Importers. EDISON PHONOGRAPHS !;HE triumph that wins fame l«)r . many an artist in the world centres is echoed al lover "the Globe, almost simultaneously, bv means of the EDL SON PHONOGRAPH and the SLUE AMBEROL RECORD. -- Buy an EDISON PHONOGRAPH to-day, and have the "finest Music, Mirth, and Melody that the World has ever produced. All kinds of DiSC MACHINES stocked. . including the World-famed * COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE," and "COLUMBIA RENA" and "REGAL" RECORDS. CALL AND INSPECT THESE GOODS —AT— .: HARDY STREET. :: NELSON. m. **&*■ w e '4 h m Sn m m m "45 Years ago I started smoking, 1 -feS business man, "since then I've tried score of brands, but for downright pleasure and rvalue i* there's but one tobacco —Golden Eagle— king of them all. Rich, yet mild and sweet —deliciously cool and satisfying, there's a fragrance and aroma about Golden Eagle found in n© other tobacco." /4 '-*■'*■ : mm