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Winter Millinery The Second Shipment of WINTER MILLINERY has now arrived, and been unpacked at TRATHEN AND CO.'S MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Designed to please Ladies who appreciate Smart and Distinctive Styles, and at quite Reasonable Prices. Untrimmed Felt Shapes, in a wide variety of Styles and Colours. Price 6/6, 8/6, 10/6, 12/6 to 19/6. Untrimmed Tagel Shapes, introducing the Stylish, high, square top crowns, 9/6, 12/6, 15/6, 17/6. Ready to .Wear Hats, in Velour, Felt and Tagel; not much Trimming; some with just a band of Ribbon or Velvet and finished with a smart Orna- . ment, as now worn. Prices 13/6, 16/6, 19/6, 25/Velvet Model Hats, in the smartest of Smart Styles, made from rich quality Silk, Velvet, in an •-:- ceJlent ■ range of rich Colourings, and also_ in Black Pa-ices are surprisingly low for such hig-.i grade goods. 23/6, 25/8, 27/6, 29/6, 35/-, 39/6. TRATHEN & CO.. DRAPERS, MDLLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS, 77 79, 83, TRAFALGAR STREET.

Half an Hour Before Bedtime Fill the Hot Water Bag and put it in the bed. Then when you get between the sheets, "instead of! doing so with dread of their ier touch, von will find them warm and cosy. A HOT WATER BAG will ensure you a delightfully warm bed and restful sleep. There will be no more lying awake by reason of the cold, but every night will be a night of comfort. Buy a Oood Hot "Water Bag—get it at ANCELL'S. "We liaye the best—British made, with covers. The rubber is guaranteed and onr stocks are new. All sizes and prices here: Ancells Pharmacy, 58 Bridge=st. PLANTING SEASON, 1918 WE ARE OLE AGENTS IN NELSON PROVINCE: FOR Hopton's Pedigree Fruit Trees, . And recommend intending planters to place orders for *" " forward delivery promptly Nelson Co-operative Fruit Company, Ltd VANGUARD STRET, NELSON. H0N8356. ; W P.O. BOX US

The fewer behind th.c men \yho dio thingsDoine things depends primarily •upon the "I will" spirit. Be he aviator, soldier, sailor or business man, the drivinn power is the same—health of body and brain and nerve. In the attaining ana maintaining of these factors, Creamoata is important as a food. The oat i« famous for it* nourishing, sustaininii qualities, and Creamoata is the absolute Creum of the Oat. Only the large** choicest grain* are selected and treated by the exclusive Creamoata method, a pan drying ozone process. Try Creamcatti for breakfast to-morrow. Thistle Flaked Oa«s are far superior to ordinary rolled oat* in purity and flavour. C Creamoata and all ThHtlo . prod nets share in the groat -^— \^~ — Free OifiPeheme—ld.stamp Q_ c brings coupon sheet and Fret — ; ~.• •tarter coupon, '"lhiailc," — ~' y Box 21, Gore. C C N.z. 4 CORRESPONDENCE Lessons, irnli_J vidually compiled for each pupil, all subjects. Economical, efficient courses. Matriculation, Teachers' Certificates, Pharmacy, National Scholarships, Public Service Entrance, Book-keeping, Shorthand,. etc. Write for prospectus and Special' "War" price list.—Metropolitan Correspondence Co\Jege, P.O JJox 671. Auckland —Ray«Mf Ksll.— WABLSFIELD—STANLJty BROOK. 7-aeatet oar, leare* Wakefield every Tnewtay Thursday, and Saturday at 9.30 a.m., leaving Stanley Brook same day at 12.30 p.m All parcels csrefully delivered. MOTOR SUPPLY" STORES, WakaSeM ». Mr.Vh»r«oti. anapar BOOKBINDING BOOKBINDING EXECUTED IN ALL ITS BRANCHES "EVENING MAIL" OFFICE. BRIDGE STREET, NELSON.

FIRST A AT HOMK, Th* Boys.at the front all.use Rexona, and find it unequalled aj a bootlimg and Rapid Healing Ointment lor th» terribie -wounds from which they so ofteD ■offer. Don't forget Rexona is as necessary and effective in the home as iu tne trenches. Rexona, Is 6«i and 5« Ob tainabl* #v#rywh»>r« IMPORTANT TO ALL Jm there anything in all tbla world fbat is more important to yoa than good digestion! Food must be e*ten to acstain life, and must be digneted and converted info blood. When the digestion iaiis the'. whole body suffers. Chamberlain's Tablets are a rational snd reliable reliever for indigestion. They increase the flow of bile, purify the blood, strengthen the stomach, and ions up the whole digestive apparatus to • natural and henlthv aotioo LTTTLE MOKEY spent on biud•ongs and music from certain destruction. Send loose copies to Evening Mail Hook-binding Department where lb«T will he simnirly hound toirtthar ISS LILY HULBERT, A.T.C.L., TeacheT of PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN. POOEE STREET, MOTU--IKA. Tint Term begin. MOVP* V P-hrn mrw <*!»- !•!• CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN EALMThis ia a liniment, remarkable for its great power over pain. It quickly relieves the excmtiating pains of rheumatism and makes :-leen and rest possible. Sold «ver»wH».' QUIT THAT. COUGH BAXTER'S | . WAY. ' l "Why waste time and money and pro- I long suffering, experimenting with un- ] tried* remedies, when Baxter's Lung j Preserver acts so promptly. Quickly silences the most stubborn coughs. "Gets right to the seat of the trouble, and removes all affections of the respiratory system. Soothes arid heals strained" throat muscles—strengthens lungs. That s Baxter's way. j Unequalled also for colds, influenza, and throat troubles. Get generous- j sized 2s bcl'.e from Chemist or Store I to-day. A NERVE EOOD OF BRITISH. I ■ , ■ ■ NATION ILITY—CF.REOEN. There used to be a .ot of "enemy co-uxitry" nerve foods about. They were good* but now their place has been taken up by a better food —a British product— Ceregen. It has never been German—tie Ceregen works were established in England in 1798. Ceregen contains over 80 per cent, of Proteid and wi€hopt proteid we die, says Professor Ganges. ":■■ When health and strength have been shattered by sickness or worry build up on Ceregen. It %m used in "tne Naval and Military..Hos ©it*!* of the 33liea. 2s 6d. 4s 6d, -6s ©d, 12* from sll chemists. 12s size con- 1 .- teiJU e'gh* t'loai amount of 2e "6d tio.

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 115, 21 May 1918, Page 3

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