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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 12 October 1926, Page 1

I OSJ', petrol tank cap between Hardy street and Hampden street. Finder please return tr> Yining's Garage. Reward. 3 OS L in town, valuable bracelet, lit ward on reluming to Mrs Gavin, C/o. Mrs Dodds, Mount's!. .Suits, Costumes, Curtains, -*• Carpets, Table Covers, Cleaned anil Dyed.—l.X.L. Co., OoJlingwood street. 'Phone 360. MISCELLANEOUS I I'iSSlliaii "three weeks and the Nel"J sun "l.uckv Number"' Art Union IjAvE you bought tickets in the *• 'Lucky Number"' Art Union (hat benefits Nelson. LI. purchasers of art union tickets should support (be Nelson "Lucky Number" Art Union. nriUKLVT. tickets I'or £l. Tickets 2/- •*• each in the only Art Union confined to Nelson and Marlborough—the. "I.ucky Number." [ELSON, Beauty Compel it ion. Tahuna Reach, Labour Day, 25th October. Entries close very soon. "HE H.B. label on your Bf/'s Suit, - Shirt, Cap or Hose denotes our own manufactured goods, made in our own factory and worn by thousands of sturdy boys.—New Zealand Clothing Factory. ELSON-MADE Paint used by many local bodies, Public Works and all Nelson Painters. Demand it on vonr IJERT BASTIN (late of Takaka), at -** Carlton Private Hotel, Bridge-st., would welcome old and new friends. 'Phone 1019. KLSON Toilet Saloon now open.— - Shingling, Marceile Waving, Staining, etc.—Next Messrs Page's, llardy-st. "■■' avoid disappointment-, ladies should place their orders without ilelav. Al M'Kav'.s. "VUR-0 DYE'' Zephyrs, guaranteed — " absolutely fast to sunlight and washing. Pretty cheeks, 1/9 and 2/3. Plain colours to match 1/9 and 2/3. — M'Kay's. [OSIERY Samples. Parcel of English Sample Hose just arrived from (he manufacturers. Cashmere, Silk and Wool and Fancy Stripes, 1/9 to 4/11. Worth 2/6 to 7/6. —M'Kay's. Fabrics. Our large and varied " stock of Dress Materials suitable for all occasions makes selection easy. Make your appointment with the Pressmaker early. At .M'Kay's. PRING Suits for Men. Splendid assortment of our famous "Clyde"' Suits in the new season's colours. Wonderful value at 79'-, 92/6, 117/6 to £7 10s.—M'Kay's. T 4/11 these Boys' Grey Cotton "- Shirts in all sizes cannot be beaten. Wrf sold the isame lines last season 5/11 to 7/6. Canoe and Tennis Collars, to fit boys 5 to 16.—McKay"s. ViILK and Wool Hose lor Ladies. An attractive line in Sunburn, Cedarwood and Nasturtium. Three good shades and great, value, at 3/6 pair.—

i BOY dors not become a Man unL til ho is 21, Our lints become a T\?an as soon as he puts one on. SMART FELTS AT MODERATE PRICES DEFIANCE, 10'-, 19 6, 21/-, 27/6, These are dependable Hals iti latest Shades and Shapes. Other makes: RORSALINOS, OIIAI'EAU MOSSANT. and BATTERSP.YS. ROYS- FELTS, 7/fj. 711. SUN, HELMETS ST.. SCOUT HATS 7/3. 5 Per cent. CASH DISCOUNT. 1/ in £ 5 Per cent. CASH DISCOUNT. I/« in £ IDE ItAEREMAI DRAPERY STORE,

HARDY STREET, NELSON. CALL or Telephone No. 9-1 S for information regarding your holiday. Tour mapped out, reservations made, and nil tickets supplied WITHOUT EXTRA COST, RAVE TIME, WORRY, AND INCONVENIENCE '