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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 2 April 1930, Page 3

NEW BOOKS G. A; S'fUDDERT KENNEDY. By His Frauds. THE CHRIST OF THE ENGLISH ROAD By Two Wayfarers. FROZEN SLIPPERS. Mrs C. N. Williamson RETREAT.—Bonstead. THE ROMANTICS. M'nry Roberts Binehart THE HOSE IN THE DARK. Uov Vickers, THE RED KNIGHT OF GERMANY. Baron Von Richthofon. WHITHER THOU GOEST. Wni. Lo Quoux. THE GOLDEN, FLOWER. Kathlyn Rhodes. J. E. HOUNSELL & CO., LTD. Trafalgar Street, NELSON

BOYS' JERSEYS Tliis la the same line tliat wc had last Autumn and they were all sold in n few days. Twice the quantity this year, but they'll soon go. It's a good looking Jersey, in nice Marl mhefuve shades of Blues, Red, Fawn and Browns, and will prove quite serviceable in wear. All sizes from 22 to 30-inch chest measure and all one price, 3/11. Post free. 40, 42, 44 Bridge Street, Nelson.

Bronchial Trouble? Pulmonas.— Suf ferers from sore throat, hoarseness arii kindred pulmonary and bronchial trouble should invest in a tin.of Pulmonas. S\\\ one in the mouth and feel the soothing healing vapours clear your bronchial pas sage and allay all irritation. Keep <• tin always handy. Pulmonas, 1/6 and 2/(

• Our Men's Department stands out alone for service, being staffed bv senior salesmen only, who have [speiti a lifetime selling Suits. They 'know their.trade, how to give the • Customer lasting satisfaction. I An expert tailor is employed to take measures for made-to-measure Suits, while necessary alterations to our ready-to-wear .; Suits are expertly done. TRATHEN & CO. FOR BETTER SUITS:

i v. Query? Whether to walk through the Southerly and catch a cold, or to take a tram and catch somebody else's cold? There's danger in other peoples' coughs—but there's a lot more danger to you in your own. Procrastination is indeed.the thief of health. If you have a cough treat it NOW! All the family like "Hearne's" and for fifty years past, this famous remedy has been saving lungs and lives.

hearne* mncmin cure If you want the lest vinegar for your table you should insst on SHARLAND'S VINEGAR—pure, jiquant, strong. HEMINGWAY'S STUDENT EARNS £2ODO A YEAR The following extracts from a letter written by an old Ibmingway's Student show the outstanding and lifelong value of this School's tuitun: — "My staff numbes over three hundre3—to mention pa», it is just-on two thousand pounds a par. Nothing gives me greater pleasure than to place on record my appreciate of your tuition in Accountancy. Aiy measure of success I have achieved is largely due to the grounding 1 received from yon. It may also interest y<u to learn that I have daily to pit iny'Accountancy knowledge against the. Sealing Chartered Accountants in , an) that it is obvious my early training wis thorough, as I have not the slights! trouble in following or dealing villi any phase of Accountancy." (Sigißd) W.B.K. ACCOUNTANCY QUALIFICATION IS A LIFELONG INVESTMENT Decide to commencqstudying at once, and lay the foundaticis of a successful and high-salaried carer. The records of mny Hemingway's students and a mine of valuable information is contained ii the Free Book, "Accountancy." Wite to-day for a copy to — HEMINGVAY'S CORRESPONDENT SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. "It is a nipping andan eager air. —Shakespeare. When the air "nipf you are more than ever liable to contact a chill. Fortify vourself with a doa or two of Baxter's'Lung Preserver, tc proven remedy for over sixty years. Soothes inflamed ■ bronchial passages andeases breathing. I "Baxter's" is rich, rd, and soothing, and is, moreover, an excellent tonic. Half-a-crown secures a generous-sized bottle at any chemist oi store, or, better ; still, get the large, ecnomical size at 4/6. Bachelor size 1/6. f The cough and cold rmedv that never fails—'"NAZOL." Po'erful and penetrating. 60 doses for lp.