The Joy of Wearing the exquisite*}’ soft Sc silky LOUIS Velveteen is coupled with the knowledge t.lat in appearance it has no rivah Its rich lustre woven in a!! the latest colourings makes it equal to the finest velvet but with twice the dutability. Cat' fully note the spelling of the word L-O-U-l-S on the i ack cl every yard. There are imitations, but nothing “just as good as ir. m VELVETEEN If nnv <llfticultv in ohtni ti ij. « ri*e *o the Marr ! ic* turers, 5/ Ncuton St: tn t, Manchester, Kiuj., giving the name and :ui»lit*.-s of yo. r nearest draper. liiskiHass 7m a T more you know alsoui it tike more you in it —' To he taken at the first si<hi of a couih or cold. 263 O tcc Large Family Suse Bottle 2/6 NELSON DISTRICT MANCHESTER UNITY, ODD* FELLOWS 3 'T HE MANCHESTER UNITY of ODDFELLOWS is the largest affiliated Friendly Society in the British Empire. It has branches throughout Great Britain and Ireland, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man, Gibraltar, Malta, West Indies, South Africa, West Africa, Canada, United States of America, Nova Scotia, Australia, New Zealand, and Tasmania. In fact, wherever the Union Jack you will find the MANCHESTER UNITY OF ODDFELLOWS. All members are insured for benefit at Sickness and Death, whilst Superannuation Allowances, and Life Insurances up to £350, are optional. The, Nelson District has established Lodges at: Murchison, Tadmor, Wakefield, Brightwater, Richmond, and two in the City—the Loyal Nelson Lodge, opened in 1842, and is thus the Pioneer Lodge of Friendly Societies in N.Z., and the Loyal Howard Lodge, opened in 1847. Men and women of sound health and good character, whose ages do not exceed 45 years, are cordially welcomed as members. Intending Members can obtain the fullest particulars by applying to the Secretaries of the above Lodges, or the District Secretary— A. G. SIIRIMPTON, NELSON. YOU CANNOT JOIN A BETTER SOCIETY I Hail smiling morn ! A smiling morn indeed after a night of peaceful slumber with a “UNIQUE” HOT WATER BOTTLE. Will last for years. Guaranteed by ‘'UNIQUE” <n stoppe' INFLUENZA It !« the bomiden duty of everyor.6 to prevent the development of Influenza bacilli by the sure itid scientific method of daily disinfecting the nose and throat with FLUENZOL THOMSON’S CENTRAL DEPOT ’PHONE 725 DIAMOND ALUMINIUM WARESAUCEPANS (Heavy) 2pt. 4/!), 4pt. (i/11, (ipt. 8/0, Spt. 10/0, 10pt. 81/fi. (Light), 2pt. 4pt. 3/.1, 4(-t. 5/0. Il'caw, with wire baskets, ipt. 11/i, Spt. 14/5. HOLLANDERS. Polished, 4/9, 5/(1, 0/5. j Sets 5 TOBY JUGS. Heavy, 17/0. The Stock comprises also: 'Teapots. Fettles. Coffee Pots. Hot Water Jugs, Roast Tins, Pudding Basins, Billie. Fry Pans, Wash Basins, Steamers, Cake Tins, Tea 'trays, etc., etc. All at Bed- - rock Prices. j PYREX OVENWARE.— Custard Chips 1/5, Oval Bakers 0/0, ) 7/(5, Casseroles, Oval hml Round, 10/fi, 12/li, Pie Dishes 5/0, Double Casseroles 15/(1. ENGLISH CHINA.— We have a splendid assortment of 21I piece Tea Sets from 19/0 to 45/-. Clips it ltd Saucers, 'Teas 7/0, Breakfast 9/j half-dozen. Plain White Dinner Sets, 32-piece, 42/0. Plates, fiin. 5/-. sin. 4/9, lOin. 5/9 half-dozen. Soups 5/0 half-dozen. Vegetable Dishes (i/5. GLASSWARE.— 1 It will pay you to see our stocks of Dishes at prices that cannot he beaten. Me also stock: Household Soaps, Fancy Soaps, Talc and Face Powders, 'Toilet, Preparations of every descripi tion. THOMSON’S CENTRAL DEPOT ti:afat/;,\r stheet “Better than bullion—good health.” —Markley. During winter, don’t run the risk of catching colds, coughs, or influenza.—use Baxter's Lung Preserver. “Baxter s” lias rich, warming, dependable properties. Never fails to give speedy relief, ; even in most chronic bronchial, chest 1 and throat troubles. 1/ In addition. Baxter’s Lung Preserver ■is a tine tonic. Enriches the blood—- , fortifier the sys U-tn against prevailing i ailments. You can obtain a generous- ■ sized bottle for 2/6 at. all chernis** and stores; family size 4,0. But- be E vuu i get “Baxter's !”
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 17 July 1925, Page 8
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