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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 103, 2 May 1919, Page 3

COATS and COSTUMES OF UNDOUBTED MERIT! WORTHY OFFERINGS EVERY ONE AS the cold weather draws nearer, the question of warmer Apparel is up for consideration, and every Lady who has a care for her COMFORT AND APPEARANCE will he interested in our fine selections of Costumes and Coats. THE COATS are shown in all new Tweeds and Covert Coatings, with and without Fur Collars. Prices: 49s 6d. 69s 6d, 79s fid, 89s 6d, to 159s fid. THE COSTUMES are mostly in Ser. ges, Gabardines and Tweeds—with smart Belts, Pockets and new Collars. Prices: 79s fid, 89s fid, 99s fid, lifts, !26s to 177s 6d. You are always welcome to look, even though you don’t buy. Will you call? r TRATHEN AND CO„ DRAPERS. NELfOM, A Now the Thermometer’s Falling Pick Yourself Up I THE long spell of hot weather we’ve, experienced the last few months has broken at last, and it has left many in. a very low state of health. If you are a sufferer and feel weak and run down, TAKE ANCELL’S BEEF AND IRON TONIC. This nourishing and stimulating tonic is a wonderful pick-me-up. One bottle will make you cat well, sleep well, and feel well. Don’t feel miserable another day. Build up your system for the tustle with the treacherous weather ahead. BUY A BOTTLE TO-DAY FROM ANCELL’S PHARMACY 58 BRIDGE STREET, NELSON.

600 Bushels APPLES Per Acre IS the average yield in "Wenatchee, Oregon. It is the result of good soil plus LIME and Green Crops for Humus and Nitrogen. Are you giving your trees a fair chance? A sir for Free Booklet, ‘‘Lime in its Relation to Fanning. >J _ SOLE AGENTS— Motueka Lime Co. Nelson Co-Op. Fruit Co., Ltd,, BOX 118, NELSON.

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