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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 115, 21 May 1918, Page 6

MEN'S double Jji-cniftfili 'Overcoat:--.. Special Line, at a Special Price, 39s 6d ; .size.. A to 7. inspect at C.D.C, Bridge street. iO-MORROW—Open all day and a. L big range of special) v bright Bargains provided lor aII.—NOVELTIES. D.PEN Wh'n.VR.SDAY all day. just t(» keep us from frettiu* about Kaiser Bill and I'.'o. We lire Baskets at 6d each. NOVELTIES • rOV.ELTIES is always busy—Somei thing doing ;l ]i ine time. Be wise and' buy up .stationery now. ft will pay you .—.NOVELTIES. ALL SAINTS' SCHOOLROOM. * PA/RIBH SOjCIA.L will be held- as . above TOMORROW*. Wedne.sdav. 22nd iMav, at 7.30 p.m. CA.NON WCLLSTEI N", Vicar. R ALBERT TNGLIBS and Family .desire to thank all frioiwJ's for sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. STOKE iSCOITTS. ASOCIAL will be held in the Stoke Hall next. Thursday Evening at 7.45 to welcome Pte. CJ-. Ntottal) and other returned soldiers. All residents cordially invited to attend. Ladies please iiniu; basket.—il). Frost. Beout Master. NOTICE. WING to Fruit being stolen ana gates left open. Trespassers on iMa-itland's Orchards, Stoke, will be ANNUAL VISIT. (Son of Professor Bickerton, Christchurch), FULLY QUALIFIED SCIENTIFIC EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. Consulting Rooms: COMMERCIAL HOTEL BUTLDINO.S, 78 HA.RDY .STREET. SPEC IA LIST in Us« of Opthalmoscopo, [Tse of Axonometer (dark room X or 'Squint Eyes. "Strabismus." Lenticular .Astigmatism. Hyperopia (far-sightedness) Myojn'a. "Braelimetropia." (short sighted). Presbyopia (old age sight). Etc. Etc. EV EST FLOUR, 17s 3d 3 CO: Wheat ■Meal 5s 251bs ; Oatmeal 6s- and' 6s tji* oa-g; CVlaize and short oats for fowls cheap.—G. F. 'Hingston. REEN Peas for Boiling 4d ib: .Haricot Beans -6d lb; Lentils 5d lb; j--c-vi Sausages Ad each; Strata.gem Peas 6d lb.—G. F. Hingston. ,'OU .MEN who toil in the far backs ! We want you to understand all about our special guaranteed Oil Coat, absolutely stand any rain or storm. It's not the ordinary oil coal, you can buy anywhere. We are the Agents. It's a Goat you need, and the more rain you have to meet the more you need it; it's made for walking and riding, and it can be used for motoring. We want yon to have a look at it. We've plenty of testimonials of its value as a rainresister. The price is only 70s. DEE & SONS THE BIG SUIT AND BOOT STORE. SURPRISE PACKET-FOR COUNTRY RESIDEN'Ii. COUNTRY RESIDENTS may buy their Tickets from the following': j Stoke—Mrs. J Wood. ' Richmond—Mrs E. J. Thomas and Wearing Brother.*. Spring Grove—Mrs. 3. W. Palmer. W-aimea West — Mvs. C. A. Pnhner. Brightwater—(Mrs. W. Colt. Hope and ißanzau—Miss Percival Wakefield—Mrs. F. Hooper. Foxhill— iMrs. Baigent, care of Mrs. A. J. Palmer. Kiwi—Miss Tanner. Motupiko—Miss I. 'Coleman. ■ lulling wood-—.Mrs. A. H. Fletcher, i Upper '.Moutere—Mrs. H. R. Bense- | maun. (Mkirchison—Mrs. Clayton. • Happy Valley—i Miss' Snook. ; Atawkai—Mrs. Dodson. Orinoco—Miss Croud is. Rockville—H. Skilto.i. Motueka j. H. Rankin. Motneka—J. A. Wallace Ta,pawera—Miss Oibbs. Glenhope—'Miss Shone. Y.iM.C.A. and Red Cross local Secre- , tarv—- " E. PGOS.ON. I Box 21, Nelson.

A PARTICULAR DISPLAY Udmmffu Isn't there a married friend of yours whose birthday is nearly due?—Or maybe there's a friend who is going;to be married soon. GIVE SILVERWARE GIFTS —Nothing is more, .appropriate as a present—nor more useful in a home. The gift should be selected with particular thought to its standard quality, beauty of design, and the convenience of matching new pieces of the eame pattern later on Tiiese qualities are fully realized in all the beautiful silverware—sterling or plated—displayed in our glittering array. All the latest designs—so useful — so exquisite. LOUIS KERR, Trafalgar street