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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume L, Issue 175, 3 November 1917, Page 6

MOTOR CAR. LEAVING for West Coast TO-MOR-ROW MORNING at 8 o'clock. Apply CROWN STABILES, NEWMAN BROS. MEIN who are interested in discussing any subject whatsoever with their fellows, are "invited to meet each other SUNDAY MORNING, 8 o'clock. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, Waimea street. No Rules, Books, or Chairman. Convener—H. HOPKINS. THE NELSON PEOI'Ln o TERMINATING BUILDING aOCIETY. THE usual Fortnightly PAY-DAYS will be held on MONDAY and TUESDAY NEXT. R. D. EDWARDS, Secretary RICHMOND 25th ANNIVERSARY CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY. TUESDAY, 6th NOVEMBER. 4.30 p.m.—Children's Meeting in the Church Grounds. 6 p.m.—Tea in Sunday School. Tickets: Adults Is, children 6d. 7.30 p.m.—Missionary meeting in Church. Address by The Bishop of Nelson and the Dean of Nelson. Collection for Society. THE Nelson Show is to be held on the 20th and 21st inst. Orders for made-to-measure suits should be placed immediately with C.D.C., Bridge street. JUST arrived—Our second shipment of Men's Summer Underwear at 2s lid; Panama Hats at 12s 6d; and j Straw Boaters.—C.D.C., Bridge street. ANOTHER Stock, .Stylish Suits for small boys, Tussore Blouses with ; navy Knickers; also other washing | suits in all sizes—'C.D.C., Bridge street. A' NOTHER Stock of Dressy Shirts for Boys in Greys, Stripes, and 1 White with Tussore Collars. Coloured 1 Handkerchiefs 2d each. — C.D.C., Bridge street. MEN'S Heavy Wool Socks, Dark shades, £-dozen pairs for 9s lid; Men's Trousers, good wearers, from , 10s 6d pair.—C.D.C., Bridge street. D RIED Apricots, Mildura, Sultanas, Mildura Currants, Seeded Raisins, and Candied Peel, at right prices.—G. F. HINGSTON. BEST Table Potatoes and Up-to-Date Seed Potatoes at lowest prices.—G. F. HINGSTON. C' HICK FOOD 41bs Is: Bone and Grit for fowls Is 6d bag; crushed bones 2s bag, Carbolised Lime Is 3d bag.—G. F. Hingston. PRIME OAMXRU POTATOES 6s Per Cwt. 10s Per Sack. Cash with Order. | NEALE AND HADDOW. ; HARNESS HARNESS HARNESS GIG HARNESS. TRAP HARNESS. BUGGY HARNESS. EXPRESS HARNESS. ORCHARD HARNESS. CART SADDLES AND BREECHINGS. RIDING SADDLES AND MOUNTS. BRIDLES, PLOW COLLARS, CHAINS, ETC. —AT—BISLEY BROS & CD i i HARDY-ST. WS are still in the boot repair trade -—Going stronger than ever. Our quality sumves all comers.—SLlNN, Brid-f street. 'WTiT'K !-?ive a few slightly soiled W ua:;d sewing machines that we «.re clearing' at the very low price ©1 50s and 70s, Cash. Come early. —THE WILKINS & FIELD HARDWARE CO., LTD. DON'T BE WOZZY NO USE to deny the fact that the war has \£iad an influence on 'the Clothing Business. We have felt it; every manufacturer has felt it, but you can expect the same exceptional values that have characterised our highgrade Tailoring for more than 50 years. In fact our clothes are giving increasing evidence of genuine quality during these difficult war times. We are determined to keep up the hic-h standard in the whole of our clothing; lines and at sligMly increased prices. We prefer to go on quality rather than sacrifice it for price alone. Suits to measure from 755. DEE & SONS THE SUIT STOBE.

zzZs L.K. RINGS A.re off Lasting Beauty & Worth. When buying a ring you want not only on© of exquisite appearance tut that is also of genuine quality and expert workmanehip. You have this assurance by buying a ring marked with the "L. K, " quality'sign. .As all our rings are designed, set and mad-* in their entirety in our workshops, under efficient supervision, we are able to give a positive guarantee that, every Ring is thoroughly genuine nnd absolutely dependable. We offer L.K. Dress and Engagement Rings in a threat variety of charming and artistic deigns. L'hcse are pet with superior gems—brilliant, perfectly cut, and set to stay set. LOUIS KERR, 109 TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON.