Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 7 April 1926, Page 1

LGS"3 (v^ao>v^uL u J'>3iMaaK!SS3fa3aai jD !, OUN,D in oilin', gold wrist lot wa.Leli, '* with expanding bracelet, Apply Newman Bros.. I,hi , Crown Garage. | OST, parcel containing blouse anti ■“ tie, Thursday night, in Hardy street. Reward. Mail Office. lEEE'S. .Most for your money. Men's Saddle Tweed Trousers. Only 14/6. Good wearers. DEE'S giving most Men s Warm 0 gams and Pullovers V [i.m. Visitin DLSKEiiT and C I . Waimen nderwear Cardi--1 CTOBY Lodge. No. 40. ilcgi 1 iret liren wek i i-nie, Hiking Apple Emit Cnv. I 'inan r /. A N Apple a day keeps I lie Dodor u away. Buy a ease. 2/6 bushej.— Waitnea Emit. Coy. '(’hone 177. WHAT we advertise is v :l.i buying. ’ " Wannea Ertlit. Coy. 'Phone 177. lEEE'S Ladies' Box Calf Ward Shoes. Stout leather soles. Wear like steel. 7/11. _ lEEE'S English Kip Wholcbaek Shooters. Solid as rock. Extra well put together, 19/11. |\EE'S Cliildren's Highest Grade -*. Camel-hair Felt Slippers, leather soles. Sizes 7 to 1, 2/11. lEEE'S guarantee dry feet if you wear * - genuine Scotch Grain Boots, extra, high ieg, 29/6. t'S 511 Buys Saddle Tweed Shorts, equal most others charged 10/6. Try them. ’Phono 34. Gurnet, Sehnnpptr and Flounders To-day. IT\EE'S give assortment Men's Oilcoats ' and guaranteed against wet, or money returned. /WAPE Gooseberries are now in. Don't *' be left. Order early from Nelson Emit Coy. L' APEST'liY Squares, smart, designs, Gtc 9in by 9ft 68/6. 9x9 9C/-, 9ft by 10ft 6in 105/-. At Boyce's. STMIE newest creations in Upholstered Settees and Easy Chairs. At Boyce's. JpOLDIN G~Pusli - Cliairs 37/6~t0'95/-. Comfortable Prams £5 13s 6d. Bovce’s. EA GRASS Easy Chairs 25/- to 45/-. Dozens to choose from. At Boyce's. HOPKINS'S Store (small hut useful), Snow's Hill retails Bhiplf’ Brown and Malt Wholesome. retails Black’s Wiiite Bread. It's Pure and \\7"H ETHER. vour purchases are large ' * or small, your custom will be appreciated at Hopkins's Store (small but useful). Snow’s Hill. Green Peas, Cauliflowers, choice Emit and fresh Vegetables daily.—C. Yee Dun. Bridge street. 'Phone 545. BAREST! Strawberries to-day. Grapes, real beauties. Sweet Oranges, Ripe Bananas. —Nelson Fruit Coy. WTB.HEN Peas. Pumpkin, Marrow. We "■* deliver 10 a.m.. 2.30 p.m.—Nelson Emit. Cov.

THA N K S MRS E. HORTON and Family, l J ort Nelson, desire to thank all kind friends who sympathised with them in their rerent sad bereavement, and for telegrams, cards, ‘letters and beautiful wreaths received. THANKS MR F. W. JONES and Family wish to sincerely thank all kind friends for the many expressions of sympathy and floral tributes sent during their recent bereavement. THA N K S Tt/f;R PATTON and MRS WEST and -t-'Family wishes to ttiank all kind friends of Bainham and Collingword for their assistance and sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. n‘ottc~f; .4 I.L Accounts to he rendered to me m.I later than 3Oil« inst. \V. NO AD, Masonic lintel. Nelson.

OLD BOVS’ FOOTBALL CLUB MICV.iUCHS !UV r<•; ni nil i n 1 timt a full JVni’tice will in l hold at llir> Park TO-I'TOIUiOW (Thursday) Night at 5 (Vuloo!:. -AH tin min i's and intruding mem lirrs mill! st ed to attend. 11. A. STIC I'M ICNS, IJnn. Seerefarv.

You arc seeking a <|iiiek, efficient. inexpensive met hod. 'I ho new Delivery Model” will fully answer all requirements .for linht deliveries in the most economical way. Running and upkeep costs are less than any four wheel van. Let us demonstrate its advantages. We are local llarley-Davidson agents and are expert in repairs and ovi hauling these machines. HARLEY AGENTS too HARRY STREET, 'NELSON.