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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 79, 15 August 1944, Page 4

Radio Service • After two years' war work, Mr D. P. Heinx has resumed the 4 Managership of our Radio * Service Department, and we ! are now in a position to under- I take all classes of Radio work. I I

!WILKINS & field! LIMITED. | HARDY ST.— Phones 30 & 424. j

DEPENDABLE RADIO REPAIRS is the result of skilled technicians working with modern instruments. Radio Centre’s new Service Department is completely equipped with precision apparatus that shows the efficiency of every component of your radio under actual working conditions. There is no guesswork. CALL OR RING COLUMBUS RADIO CENTRE Telephone: Day 1140 : Night 1752. We Collect and Deliver.

To See Well 2 OtficdM eyesight is a mmI it ant strain on physical ami mental well being. If your eyes give cause for com- ■ plaint, hare them examined I under modern methods without 2 delay. Glasses prescribed only J when necessary. 3 T.W. ROBERTS 1 The People's Optician ■

SORRY! No New Ones. This is to remind you that we can still repair IRONS, JUGS, HEATERS, Etc. In almost every case same day service is given. KEITH WALKER LTD.

LOUISSONS ARE DISPLAYING Check Creesrist SPUNORA Most Suitable for SPRING FROCKS, BLOUSES & SUITS. Spunora is a fine quality and looks like wool. SEE WINDOW DISPLAYS at LOUISSONS LTD.

FROM AMERICA HEMMED TEA TOWELS Hatty little Tea Towels—American Style. Blue Border Cotton Tea Towel, 17 x 31 in 1/4J eo. Triple Weave Linen, Rayon and Cotton non-lint Tea Towels 17 x 30in 2/6 eo. Red Line Cotton Tea Towels. 17 x 30in 1/3 eo. TOWELLINGS BY THE YARD. Rollering. White Cotton Crash, Blue Border, 17in. . . 1/6 yd. Cotton Huckaback in two handy widths. 17" 2/-; 22" 2/6 yd. HURSTS TRAFALGAR STREET.