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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 1 August 1924, Page 6

JUST OPENED ! TUB NEW LAMBYNO COATING (NOVELTY TEDDY). An exclusive production, ideal for 1 lie popular flip Coat. In select shades. Useful for Winter, Summer, and Evening Wear. 50 inches nude. SPECIAL SALE PRICE. 19/11 YARD TRATHEN’S “Always first with the latest.”

AT A CUT PRICE—--9/6 SUIT. Here’s a snip in Men’s Pyjamas. They’re splendidly made from cosy pyjama cloth in smart ■wide striped designs. There’s nothing skimpy about the cut —every garment is made to give the maximum amount of comfort. Send for a suit by mail if you live out of town. Enclose cash. We pay postage. 'BCKLAfID CLOTHING AND DRAPERY COY WANTED, a reliable, competent * ▼ working manager for an apple orchard of 20 acres, near Wakefield. A regular position to suitable man. Daily mail service, comfortable house and pleasant locality. Apply Thos. Hunt, 103 Grove street, Nelson. YOUNG lady seeks employment (shop preferred). Write “F.N.,” Mail Office. WANTED A SMART Lad to learn the Trade, or Improver. Apply W. T. Turley, Hairdresser, Bridge street.

ON Sale at the booksellers, Admission Programmes for Academy Concert. Adults 1/-, School and College pupils 6d. TYENN ISON ’ S CrepePaper!' ed liccdl n prices at Alf. Bobinson’s. /~\PEN This Evening until 8.30. New Jsi looks at Alf. Bobinson’s. Banunculus, Freesia, Sweet Pea and Pansy plants. Well rooted, 2/- dozen. Postage extra. At Cotton’s. Cf'WEET Pea Seed : 12 colours 6d pkt, 24 colours 1/- pkt. Choose your own colours from bulk and not trade packets. At Cotton’s. ANNIVERSARY Sale. Lock Bros. Wide End Ties 6d, 1/-, 1/6, 2/-. ■VEGETABLE Plants: .Rhubarb Boots, ’ Boses, Carnations, Shrubs, etc., of best quality. At Cotton's. (p ERBEBAS 2/- and 2/6, Tbalietrums 1/- and 1/6, Spireas 2/6, Michaelmas Daisy 1/3, Perennial Phlox 1/3, Lily of the Valley 1/-, Dutch Hyacinths 9/dozen. All at Cotton’s, 67 Halifax st. BEDDING Plants too numerous to mention. These have been outdoor for months and are well rooted and hardened. Call and see for yourself. Inspection costs nothing.—L. Cotton, 67 Halifax street. ’Phone 663. and Flower Seeds. We * can supply any we grow, from bulk. If they don’t germinate with us, out they go. At Cotton’s. NELSON SAVAGE CLUB

npilE last ordinary Korero of the season will be held at the Masonic Hall on SATURDAY, 8 p.m., August 2nd. Sub-Chief Stiles will preside. P. R. PARKER, Hon. Secretary. \VAIM EA FOOTBALL" CLUB PLEASE note tho Tliird Class are playing College at Richmond Tomorrow (Saturday) at 5 o’clock. NELSON HOCKEY ASSOCIATION DANCE Y.M.C.A. HALL MONDAY, AUGUST 4th, 8 p.m. Bohemian Orchestra. Gents 3/-, Ladies 2/-. All holders of invitations previous Dances invited. "EXCELSIOR BUTCHERY OUR Establishment will be closed on MONDAY, August 4th. A very large supply of extra prime Meat, including small goods. 21bs best- Sausages for 1/-. FRED. FAIREY.

RED RIBBON FAIR TO-NIGHT MARSDEN CHURCH HOUSE Fun for Everybody. MUSIC, MELODY and MIRTH. Programme To-night'by VITETTA BROS’ ORCHESTRA Saturday Evening Programme by REGIMENTAL RAND COME TONIGHT & TO-MORROW NIGHT. FAIR open Afternoons. BOYS’ SHORTS FREE We have just made a big purchase of 500 pairs of real strong Boys’ School Shorts, worth 6/6 pairs, and 550 pairs Men’s extra good Tweed Trousers, worth 18/6 pair. We are offering these Men’s Trousers all sizes 13/6 pair, and giving to every purchaser (free) a pair of these Boys’ School Shorts, sizes to fit Boys up to 15 years of age. This is a real bargain offer, as the trousers are worth easily 18/6 and the Shorts 6/6, aud our offer for the two articles is only 13/6. At this price we can’t pay postage. DEE AND SONS BIG SUIT AND BOOT BOOT. Still selling 2 pairs Ladies’ Boots 5/11. Neglected chills .bring Doctor’s bills. Let “NAZOL” put you right. Unexcelled for obstinate coughs and coldc, 1/6 b-v i 6Q doses.