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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 77, 10 August 1942, Page 2

You MUST Hear Alfred Williams FROM LONDON WHO WILL GIVE ADDRESSES AS FOLLOWS IN MARSDEN CHURCH HALL 7.30 p.m. MONDAY: "Divine Intervention." TUESDAY: "Personal Evangelism." WEDNESDAY: "Be Prepared." Mr Williams will give a short address at the Cathedral Intercessory Service, TUESDAY. 7.15 p.m. SUBJECT: "Peace in Our Time." MR WILLIAMS IS A FORCEFUL SPEAKER AND HAS A VITAL MESSAGE FOR THESE DAYS.

Books! Books! BOOKS OF EVERY UESCRiI'TION ALL THE LATEST friction. Travel, Autobiography, Theological. Etc.. Etc. J. E. HOUNSELL AND CO. TRAFALGAR STREET

The weather during the week-end changed from a clear bright day on Saturday to dull, overcast conditions ■with showery rain yesterday morning. Although it improved during the afternoon'rain fell again later and this morning there was light misty rain with overcast skies. The day was calm and temperatures were a little milder than yesterday morning.

FEATURING A NEW "GREY CHALK-STRIPE SUITING" Weighty Grey chalk-stripe Suiting with a superb tailoring quality, and a definitely crease-resisting finish. . . Another special feature is the plain Grey Suiting to match. 36in 8/11 yard. N. 8.: The selections of very attractive Dress Materials arriving daily are beyond our fondest expectations. McKAY'S

TRATHEN'S NEW SPRING COATS Mneod of any previous season. Slorious checks, lovely fancy weaves, in Novelty Tweeds. Also wide selection plain shades. All sizes. Priced from 69/6 to £6/19/6. TRATHEN'S