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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue LIII, 31 October 1919, Page 6

QUALITY i MENS SHIRTSI IN our new Men’s Department wo sell only Shirts of such high quali'.y l 0 answer Satisfaction to the purchaser. Men! \ou can rely or Shifts bought from us. A. good s'oi'k of Summer Neglige and Tfimis styles, it 8s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s bd each. mm & ee. TRAFALGAR STREET. fpO Buyers Waiting! Cam; Hampers, JL with Leather Corners, haw; a.r----i-.ved. Five .sizes.—People's Emporium, 50 Bridge-street. GREEN Peas, Is 6d peck; New Pd 3!bs. la; Asparagus, 6 c j bundle. —McTaggart, Trafalgar-sl. WAIF-O 1 ’ -TllE-SE A, a New Book hv Townsend Brady, ss, at ALE. ROBINSON’S. Randall Par.rmh\ New 80..k--I ‘Wolves of the Sea.,” sa, at ALF. ROBINSON’S. IRISH' and' Whiiebaljt, deliriously cooked, to take home. —CRAN'D CAFE. THE GRAND CAFE for Fish d Whitebait Supper's. Satisfaction guaranteed. PROVIDENT LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. NELSON BRANCH. OWING to my being unable to call this week through illness, would those Policyholders of the above Company whoe© Premiums fall due this week and month, kindly remit to Box 45, Nelson. ALAN ,1. BEATTIE, Resident Agent. Sister Gertrude, Metaphysician . au ( ] 'Masseuse, Vibratory _ Massage, etc., Rheumatism, Sciatica, ■Para/lysia, Insomnia, Goitre, and lall Nervous Complaints successfully treated. 7 MANUKA STREET. 'Testimonial from well-known Nelson resident; — i “My daughter has been a sufferer ' for seven years from Paralysis _ of the right foot, caused by rheumatic gout. Medical treatment, having failed to give relief, she underwent a special treatment by Sister Gertrude, and now, after a six weeks’ course, is completely cured. This case was a serious one, and Sister Gertrude has my sincere gratitude for what site has done for my daughter. Sister Gertrude has my permission, to use this tesirnonial as sire chooses, and I should at any time have pleasure in seeing any sufferer, ami testifying verbally to what Sister Gertrude" has effected in my daughter’s 9) Name and address can be seen on application to me.—Sister Gertrude. I HAVE the honour to offer my services to hho electors at jttie forthcoming Election. 1 do not regard Party Government with favour; but, recognising that a candidate must ally himself to. some Party under existrng 1 political conditions, I will stand as a I Progressive Reformer, and ri elected T i will"' support all measures making for the welfare of tire. peon!,. ;in(i pv'gress of the country generally, regardless of party interests. T. A. H. FIELD. WAIMEA BRANCH FARMERS’ UNION WILL meet at Eire Brigade Hall, RICHMOND, on SATURDAY, November Ist, 1919, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Very important communications'. A report of Delegate from Dominion Conference. AH Farmers cordially invited. NELSON AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB THE ANNUAL •GENERAL MEET- ! TNG of the above Hub will be held at fit a Hard's Rooms, on FRIDAY. 51st iust., art 8 p.m. All Members and intending members requested to at t end. R. GILBERT, Hon. Sec. ICE. from Filtered Wafter. .Supplied' in any quantity—Till': NELSON COOL STORAGE AND IGF CO., Bridge-st. Phone 34. NEW ZEALAND CUP FIVE Passengers wan,ted for Car leaving Nelson on morning of THURSDAY, November 6th, for Ohridtfchairdh MlotropaWtrm : Merit mg. Fare, £8 return. New 60-horse-power Studebakor Car, which Mr T. Rosa has lately out'chased. Book seats eany at DOMINION HOTEL. r SENDERS are invited for the 1 Supply of MEAT and FISH for. Wve .Months from lab December, 919. Lowest or any Tender not necesjjriiy .aoceptLd. Applications Close i 31st October, at Noon. For particulars apply UNION STEAM ETIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEAAND. TANKS 400. 000, AND 800 CORRUGATED GALVANISED TANKS. In Stock or at Shortest Notice. AH Tanks mad© of BEST. GAL, IRON, strongly Rivetted an c } well Soldered. PLACE YOUR ORDER BEFORE THE DROUGHT SETS IN. A. R. TUFFNELL PLUMBER, ETC., QUEEN STREET, :: RICHMOND. 0"~ LD FALSE TEETH Bought, gnwd or broken. Best possible p’ices in New Zealand. Send any you ha'-e to J. DUNSTONE, Box 1418, AuekUnd E<tt, 28 vAur* by Teiurn Blackberry win B oon be flowering. Kill it before seeding. Wheel-band’s Weed Exterminator will do it.—Depot 91 Hardy street. NOTHING looks no untidy a s an overgrown drive or garden path. Spray with Wheelband’s Weed) Eradicator, and the result will delight' you. —Depfet 91, Hardy street. AT this season of the year weeds are th e worry of gardeners. Wheel band’s Destroyer will kill them without injuring the ground. Depot 91, ' ;■ •