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Nelson Evening Mail, 24 July 1916, Page 6

At the first hint of a, cold, get "N*AZOL." Nothing like it for Influenza, Catarrh and Sore Throat. To ensure getting "XAZOL." ahvavs order it bv "E'RE out for Value! Have you got that? Solid honest money's •worth every time —"slinters" avoided at "Novelties." "NSTANT Clearance of all moistened ._ goods—damage slight—but clearance prices absurd, to-morrow at "Novelties." HOTO FRAMES—onIy very slightly ly damaged, but red out- at 2 foils, worth Is- 6d to 3s 6d each. To-mor-row at ''Novelties." TO-MORROW, lovely tag Teddy Bears at half and one-third usual ■prices. Sale continues To-morrow io meetclients' wishes.—•'Novelties.'' i NOTICE WING- to Nuisance of Dogs, Poison ' wilt be laid on my Property, 56 Cambria street. MRS. B. WEBLEY.

STOCK SALE. jOXORS of Live -Stock for the Rangers will oblige, bv -delivering Jisley's Yards for sale on WEDNESDAY Next. Present- Entries — L Fafc Bullock. 24 Sheep* 1 Dog. 1 D.F. Plow. Other Gifts solicited. G. G. WEARING, Hon. -Secretary. WAIMEAPORT GRENADIERS. DANCE AND SOCIAL. Mental Hospital. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26th. G-cnts 2s: Indies Is. WAIMEA—PORT GRENADIERS. LOOK OUT FOR- THE HARD UP AND FANCY DRESS DANCE FRIDAY, JULY 28th, at The Port. CITY OF NELSON. LENDERS will be received. until 3 __ o'clock ip.ni., on FRIDAY, the 11th August next' for fencing land in the Maitai Valley. Specifications and conditions of Contract may 'be seen at the Town Clerk's Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be endorsed "Tender for Fencing" and to he addressed to the Town Clerk, Nelson. G. A. EDMONDS, Town Clerk. ILL Size 10's fit your feet? If so ' call at Smith's Shoe Store. Men's Box Calf and G-Tacie- Kid lace boots, round toe 3, solid wear, 12s 6d. Worth.' double. F we don't tell you now are you to know Ladies' right-Tip-to-da-t-e smart shoes, button, lace, and strap. All cizes. Sale price 10s 6d.—Smith's Shoe Store, Bridge street. "S there anything ifor me in this aa- __ vertisement ? Yes. Gent's Box Calf lace boots, round toes, latest £tvle. real snip. All sizes 12s 6d.—Smith's Shoe Store. Nailed' Shooters, sa.me pr-.c-e. IMALL FEET. Ladies with small y feet have a special chance at Smith's Shoe Store just now. Clearing out size 3's in iaiv and .black boots and shoes, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 6s 6d. Will wear well. -i O SIZE 12's only. Girls' stron_L £ waterproof boots, splendid School s than halfhoe Store. Boots for solid wear at price, 4s lid.—Smith's Bridcre street. ON'T say we do not give you rea.l J Bargains.—Girls' strong strap shoes, kicker toes, sizes 11 to 1, 3s lid. Also Girls' black and tan shoes, welt soles, 11 to 1, 5s 6d.—Smith's Shoe Store. "OT TALK, but Ladies' real Glace Kid lace. Derby-shape Boots, round to<-s. sewn soles. 10s 6d ; Box Calf liutton boots, patent cars, 10s 6d.— Smith's Shoe Store. THE UNION JACK TEA ROOMS, HARDY STREET (closed • during Paddy's Market), will reopen on MONDAY. Hours 10 to 12 a.m. and 3 to 5 p.m. Proceeds in aid of Red Cross.