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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, 21 March 1921, Page 7

' nGETABLES I RAW NO DOCTORS To-day * J stress tho pmperties of Fresh Krnii and Vegetables. To ensure ;i copious (low of stnmulv ar-l.i\o saliva, acid I'mit, anil (if;ni;iediould, '.'lev sav. In- t'iiff'Tl :i I t 110 The ><"i Jmiii Kroi: Co .') r - sup pi vine the hi I'mil: .inu W^eiaMc:-.. inspect wnat you nny. Rohu--iiil...M- :lif aiMn----NELSON FRUIT COY., HARDY STRK! \Yo regard all children as shareholders in. "-'i'h" Workl-Liitmy Afisooiat'on," wiio make good usp oi the Thii.kers' Pictorial School tfxerciso Books. Price -Id cadi, l'"om Nelson •Trifles often change us."—Thomas Bracken. A cheerful disposition is sometime* filling into a peevish one by a cough or cold. Chest and bronchial troubles often follow. All are quickly relieved hy Baxter's Lung Preserver. "Baxter's" offers the surest and shortest' way to I't'Viiin health and protection from fur-iiii-t illness. Thousands gratefully testify to its oMeptional rneirits. Insist on Baxter'* Limp Preserver. Got a bin ?.s 6d boflle of this sterling tonic nn,l remedy io-day. All chemists am! stores. Gim Your Guests Th& Rarest SeuxG Mellor* IT IMPARTS AN UNRIVALLED RKUSHI laiariar Saueea may ini> Ma Mailer, but in quality •f ingradianta and in flarvur skey an oawsnby efyaav tabia. Uaa MBO*OR'» fat Saupa, Kieh. Grilla, Raasts, Gravies, Game. Rarab&B and Saadwichea. Safrf fiy «ff Dis9*rntng Craaerc.

THE LEGAL PROFESSION is a remunerative, one, and an industrious practitioner of good ability can count on a .sconre and comfortable livelihood and a position of "dignity and importance. Apart from this the Law is a recognised avenue to all public posts in the administrative ami political world that bring power and distinction. Most of the great statesmen of modern times are lawyers; not necessary practising lawyers, but qualified lawyers and men acquainted with business principles; and the same is increasingly the ease in administrative departments of the Public SerKnrol with. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WELLINGTON, "The College of good results" and qualify. Prospectus free on application. H. AMOS, Managing Director. Feeling tired and run down? '. Kola-Nip. It is a splendid tonic as wejl as a cooling beverage. Invigorating, stimulating. Refreshing, wholesome. Buy a bottle to-day. Hotels I arid stores.

HULL is the natural port for shipment to .he Continent of Europe, and is expected to replace Hamburg as a distributing centre. HULL is the natural port for Fruit and other produce consumed in the Midlands and North of England, and serves a population of 13,000,000 at a lower railway freight than from any other port in England, and you save unnecessary carriage, handling and deterioration. The rale of or any other poirtjin England. , HULL prices for fruit compare favourable with those of !any Jollier market. hor"'Highest Prices and JPrompt'Jßet'urnsf.Consign 'tojig Established 1837 IFO»IPARTfCULARS!FAPPLYf: i & Son, Ltd, 37 Johnston Street, Griffin & O'BFien; Hardy 'Street j£*wr Nelson.