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LOST AND FOUND OST, black and white sheep dog, named “Spot.”—F. Fairey. T OST, yesterday, between Town arid Port, amber necklace. Reward. Apply “Mail” Office. T OST, Sunday, between Bisley’s-rd., Taliuna and Golf Links, brown leather gloves. Finder please ring 619 M T OST, key on string with cotton reel. Reward at Forster’s, Baker. T OST, depression since I installed my £2 Electric Flashing Window Sign.—De Lacy, Ltd. “Pic Quic” Ladder Mending Outfits. Valuable money savers for repairing Silk Hose, 1/3 complete. At McKay’s. : FOUND Flashing Electi-ic Window Signs for £2.—De Lacy, Ltd. FOUND. Plants, Seedlings, Shrubs, and Cut Flowers, etc, from Nelson Nurseries, at Majestic Bldgs., Trafalgarst. “Bungalow” fast coloured Check Supper or Lunch Cloths, 45 inches square. Only 2/6 each at Me Kay’s. F OUND, Genuine Moquettes for Furnishings, 52in.. 10/6 yard, in good designs, in Blue, Fawn and Grey.— McKay’s. FOUND. Eczema Cured by No. 10 Eczema Ointment. —Martin, Chemist. FOUND, No. 10 Eczema Ointment gives immediate relief and is a lasting cure.—Martin, Chemist. IT'OUNIL September “Hat Month.'Men’s Hats Cleaned, Blocked, Reshaped, 3/6.—1.X.L. Co., Collingwood-st’ LOST, that intense irritation due to Eczema by using No. 10 Eczema Ointment. —Martin, Chemist. FOUND. Newman’s Daily Service to Christchurch a most comfortable and efficient one. Telephones 124, 1071. (1109 all nigh*.). MISCELIANEOUS JjpOUND, 36in. Striped Blazer Cloths * in a splendid range of colours, 5/6 and 7/6 yard.. At McKay’s.

W E ccommend Belox for Grassgrnb in lawns.—lvory Bros., .Ltd. MISS Now Zealand” Mercerised Cotton Hose in 7 good .shades, excellent weavers, 2/6 pr. At McKay s DEE the large “Snots” in 36in. Art. Silk Crepe ltegina. The very latest, 6/11 yd. At McKay’s. ART. Silk Slubb Repps, ideal for Cur- - tains, Hangings and Coverings. A splendid range of plain and mixed colours, 3/11 yard, At McKays. 17! OR Hall Curtains, for Portieres, Rich - Plush Chaining, close pile, 54in., in Rose/.-'. Blfi&And Brown. Only 7/6 yard. At^jMcF I jHJGENET Permanent Waving. Full J Head 30/-. Shampooing and Resetting 3/6fihiarcelle Waving 3/-, Trim filing 1/ -.Tnieeto Hair Tinting 10j-.—Mrs Conway/si Sjlon, Hardy-st. Rhone 1054 HY pay more? Electric Flashing Sign £2. Guaranteed.—De Lacy, Ltd. T'yj'ADE in Now Zealand. Electri Is All 111 • A'V'V , Flashing Signs, £2. Guaranteed. I)e Lacy, Ltd. --L/U ? ___ SOMETHING different in Electric 5 Flashing Signs, at £2.—De Lacy, ,td. 710UND. Carpenters’ Aprons made from strongest Ducks, 1/6 to 4/0 plit Aprons__s/6. At_ McKay s._ ofcKAY’S - offer good, strong Fibre rJL s u i fc Cases, blocked corners, 6/b , 18/6. _ REGULATION Caps and Hose for * Auckland Point Central, am, ampden-st. Schools, are bought best at :Kay’s k T McKay’s! Supper and Lunch Cloths to save heavy washing and oning. Gold, Helio and Saxe fast iloured borders, 2/6, 2/9. 3/5, 3/6. r~ERRY Dusters andlfloorclotlis 23x20 7 »cl each. Roller Coloured Turkish owcls; 2k yards, 2/6, 3/3, 3/9, 4/6 imnlete. —McKay s. BEAUTIFUL Chesterfield Suites from - £ls to £52. Call and inspect our selection.— Freeth’s. 7E do all repairs to Perambulators, Pushchairs and Seagrass FurmPhone 311, —Freetli s.

Tri> Chesterfield Suites in O Velour or Moquette. Latest cov crings just arrived at Freeth s. TYJO shop rents added to our prices. All Perambulators direct from our Factory. —Freeth’s. " . UY now and save. Seagrass Chairs from 15/6, Settees 40/-: Quality guaranteed at Freeth s. __ ERAMBULATORS. Usually £5 10s: Our price direct from Factory 86/6. Write for Catalogue.—Freeth’s. S— OW - Lightning Peas, dwarf in habit, great cropper and weeks earlier and can he picked longer than any other dwarf pea. Price 1/1 per packet, lost free from Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. (Christchurch by Newman’s Motot J Service is the Acme of Luxury ami Comfort. Telephones 124, 1078 (1109 ah night). Travel by Newman’s. 420 Eggs preserved with 1/6 jar of Ovoline. Keeps them fresh for winter. _ ELECTRA Ray Combs stimulate the hair Wonderful new invention. From 5/6 each.—Nees, Chemist, Hardy st. ' —. KIDNEY and Bladder Troubles yield to Menlhoids, which eliminate uric acid. 6/6.—Nees, Chemist, Hardy street. TNDIGESTION Routed with Yeaston -8- Tablets. Colour returns, digestion improves, headaches less frequent. Nees, Chemist, Hardy street. OLDS yield overnight to Kanatox, the pleasant inhalant remedy.— Nees, Chemist, Hardy st. __ EhTllefornied by British Yeast O’ Cod Vilamine Table's. Makes new, strong men of them.—Nees, Chemist, Hardy street V’ODlTlFfllT Slenderness restored by ■- taking Youth O-Form Capsules. No dieting or reducing exercises required.— Nees, Chemist, llardy-st. Hair definitely grown on bald 1’ patches with Brice’s Special Regenerator, 5/6. —Nees Chemist, Hardy street, GLUGGISII Liver restored to activity £3 by eating Yeaston Tablets. Obtainable Nees. Chemist. Hardy street: HAIR Thin on Temples? Take warning ! Use Brice’s Special Regenerator, 5/6. —Nees', Chcmisd, Hardy street. OVOLINE your Eggs and months after they’ll taste like fresh laid. 1/6 j«L Z x THROAT dry and ticklish? Inhale Kanatox. 4/-. Quick, soothing relief.—Nees, Chemist. llardy-st. EXQUISITE Feminine Charm when slenderness secured with Youth OForm. —Nees, Chemist, Hardy st.

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 21 September 1931, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 21 September 1931, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 21 September 1931, Page 1

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