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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 13 November 1922, Page 6

/'IAKPETS! Carpets! Specnil display of Carpets and Rugs. Special prices.—Lock's Emporium. T ' ""by Harry -*- Vanlon. Fully illustrated. Price 5/-, at Alf. Robinson's. ," by Rex Beach; - "Vision of Desire/' Margaret IVdler, 6/- each (posted 6/6).— At All'. Robinson's. ~DEMTL~bISEASE" INVITATION TO i'

T. A. II LIS J EK, Director of Dental Hygiene, INVITES Patents of children to meet liim at the Haven Road School on WEDNESDAY Afternoon, 15th November, sit 3 o'clock, for an INFORMAL TALK on the subject of Dental Disease and (he hem-fits to children, obtainable from the School Dental Service. I-THtEE! Free! Here's your chance lo win £so—Free ! Buy your goods at The People's_Emporiuiii._ Head on. WlTH~eveiy £f worth "of goods sold we give one. l/~ Sunshine Ticket absolutely Free.—People's Emporium.

T» EMEMBER! A Matchless stock and %*> the Best all round Value in New Zealand to choose from.—People's Emporium. a Pound ! Get your Ticket Free! And win that £SO. Why not? Try! Try'.—People's Emporium, 50 Bridge street. .____ A" ~BSOLUTEL¥ a chance of a lifetime! Spend a pound with us and win £SO. Other Big Prizes.—People's Emporium, Bridgestreet. Nelson Sunshine Record N Tickets on sale 1/- each, £SO, £25, £ls and £lO in Big Prizes for somebody.—People's Emporium. Day this week, a tree J,/- ftunshine Ticket with every £1 worth of goods sold. Your chance. Snap it.—

jfiiAWBKKRIKS, 1211)! I-M"kets>(, mly while '.lie strike lust;- Stewart and Coy. _ C4 T UA\\ r BERHIKSri2Ih. "bucket's 8/6": only while the strike lasts.—Stewart and Coy. UTirAWBEIUUI<]S"tV»r Jam available ™ only for short while, 8/6 for a 121 b. bucket is a .-nip.--Stewart and Coy CTE'VART and Coy" offer you ehoic- *-* est Separator Butter at 1/6 lb. Why buy Factory.—Stewart and Coy. 7\HRreTMAS~Fruits m"great variety. / Be wise and buy early.-—St and Coy BARGAIN Prices in Carpets and Rugs. Inspect our show windows for Value.—Lock's Emporium. plO-CAETS. Another shipment just *-*" arrived. Latest styles and reduced prices—Lock's Emporium. /TELOSIAS. These""grow "about""Two feet high and produce beautiful bright coloured plumes of White, Pink, Scarlet, Crimson and Cold. Plants at Bolton's.

/CHRYSANTHEMUMS awl Dahlia y Plants. A good assortment of each ; also Giant Pansies, Violas, Thalictrums, Aquilegias, Cosmeas, Phlox, Staticc, Verbenas, Marigolds, etc. —At Bolton's. Plants: Ipomcas, annual, a ■' splendid strain of mixed colours; Ipomea Laeri, strong perennial climber, large deep blue Convolvulus flowers; Tree Tomato Plants, should only be planted in warm, sheltered situations.— At Bolton's. METHODIST CHURCH /CHILDREN'S p-ESTIVAL TO-NIGHT, at 7.30 o'clock. PRIZE GIVING, Etc. MUSIC BY THE CHILDREN. Collection in aid of School Funds. " " "STOKE

LANTERN LECTURE, 'CATHEDRALS OF ENGLAND," By the Very Rev. DEAN OF NELSON j " THURSDAY NEXT, at. 7.45 p.m. Admission 1/-. I PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION 1 MOTUEKA ELECTOR, ATE /TR. R. P. HUDSON, M.P., will nd-|-l' A dress his Constituents on THURSDAY. 16th November, at— KORERE, at 2.30 p.m. TOPHOUSE, at 7.30 p.m. Where to Stay in Wellington HOTEL COLUMBIA (No.'ir Town Hall, Cuba Street.) Accommodation for •*- 100 Guests. Electric Light throughout. Elevator. Ten Bathrooms. Excellent cuisine. Drawing 'and commercial rooms. Terms 8/per day. Now under entirely new management. W. E WTCHR. Proprietor.