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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 12 February 1915, Page 6

FOUR GOOD BOOKS BY WELL-KNOWN AUTHORS : "PATROL OF SUNDANCE TRAIL," by Ralph Connor. "THE WITCH," by Mary Johnston. "INNOCENT," by Marie Correlli. "MANAGER OF THE B. AND A.," by Vaughan Kester. Price 3s 6d each; Post Free 3s 9d. We have just received further supplies of the' "Daily Telegraph ' War Map and Gazeteer, price Is 6d; and the new "DAILY MAIL YEAR BOOK," price 9d. All the above at ALF ROBINSON'S HOUSE-OWNERS I OD PAINTING AND DECORATION COMMANDS ADMIRATION, xrs a sfgn of Economy and Good Judgment. We use only the Best of Taints, and we Guarantee to put it on tight. "We would be pleased to Estimate on your Woolshed or Mansion. All work to be At and First-class. Ring up 484, or a Postcard to us will receiva prompt attention. BOLLIN G WORTH AND GASKELL, PAINTERS, PAPERH ANGERS, WRITERS, GRAIN ERS, ETC. COLLIN GWOOD-ST.. NELSON. W1 TEA I TEA 1 TEA I "E have just received, direct from . . the Growers in Ceylon, /another large consignment of our Famous SAXON TEA, recognised by all who have used it as being the best Is 6d Tea on the irarket. Also BUSH TEA, in s's, 10's, 20's, at Is 9d per lb. Equal to any 2s Tea sold. IMPERIAL TEA, Is 6d lb.; and BB TEA, Is 8d lb., all in s's, 10's, or 20's. By 501b. Chest 3d per lb less. Samples sent on application. BISLEY BROS. AND CO.'S RETAIL DEPAKTMENT. LINOLEUM REMNANTS. OWING to the quick sale of our Linoleums, we nave a number of REMNANTS OF LINOLEUMS that we interd to quit at Half-price. Remnants in all Qualities, and in Lit, 4ft 6in, 6ft, 9ft, and 12ft widths. These are not damaged pieces, all being < ddments that have accumulated during last month. See the Show of Remnants at our front door, ill marked in plain figures. BISLEY BROS. AND CO., FURNISHERS. PEN Painting is very fasmonable jnsi now. We have in stock Colours, Nibs, etc., fo rthis work.—J. P. Cooke and Sons, Hardy-street. \ GENTLEMANLY Cloth for a Gentleman's Clothes; that's v. hat we're featuring. Let us show you the handsomest fabric on" display in the city. —T. Harford, Tailor, Trif? lgar-street. (A Card.) SONOMA NURSING HOME, 51 MILTON ST. Phone 516. - NURSE SLOAN. M E. O. McGUIRE, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, NELSON. AY be consulted at his Private Residence, 93 COLLINGWOOD-ST. TYRES TYRES A LARGE Shipment of CYCLES AND MOTOR . CYCLE TYREB just arrived, including DUNLOP* S, ■ PALMER'S, MObLEY'S,. SILVERTdWN'S, OCEANIC, and TALMO. Motor-. Cycle' 'Lamps, -Belts;' Outfits, Belt Lanka, Clipa, 03*, and Benzine A.E. DAVIES TRAFALGAR ST.. IGENT RUDGE- W ULTI MOTOt* CYCLES. ON THE BEACHIN THE WATER— _ TfWTTWn HERE'S YOUR OUTFIT. THESE lazy, lounfcy days of Summer you want cool, comfy, .wear in and out of the . water. . ; ' . Here ' awaiting, you. is the smartest, ' easiest,; and most_ wearsatisfying of/ Summer "Rig- * Canadian Neck-t'o-Knee BATH- . ING COSTUMES, from Is 6d to 4s 6d. W SMART SHIRTS from 3s 9d to 7 S . !:-• TIES to" 2s; 6d. SUITS " from 27s 6d. FOR YOU, SIR! COME IN TO-DAY—RIGHT AWAY ! T. 8. LOUISSON THE HOUSE FOR MEN'S WEAR. TRAFALGAR-ST.. NELSON. SPEAK LITTLE, , . . -BUT—SPEAK WELL! LOCK BROS., —THE—DISTINCTIVE TAILORS, MAKERS OF HONEST CLOTHES. HAND TAILORED SUITS, £4 4s. TRAFALGAR ,ST. (8.5. BUILDINGS) OUR SUMMER SALE jIS A REAL EVENT FOR EVERY BUYER IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. ■ There is much here' that is" so eminently USEFUL; and we- know 'from what careful buyers tell us that' YOU WILL SAVE MONEY HERE. OVER £2OOO WORTH of the choicest and Newest Goods from' which to make your selection. "" ' TOYS AND DOLLS.—Very big, clean Stock, at clearing prices. TOILET, CAMP, AND SEASIDE NEEDS. Brusliw.are, Basketware, and Travelling Outfits. Books-and Stationery! Ladies' Solid Leather Peggy Bags, 4s 6d -to 25s each ; below half usual trade prices. • PHOTO FRAMES—newest. ideasIs. Is 6d, 2s~6d, to 7s 6d each. COUPONS GIVEN. , SEE DISPLAYS DAILY. "NOVELTIES" 42 IIARDY-SIREEfj NELSON.