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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12487, 13 March 1909, Page 3

Weakened Vitality ( Impoverished Blood Read what Ay er's .Hk^ Sarsaparilla did ' f or a well-kno-rcTi J.V^TiHcity missionary, , : J yip who writes : I tjr "I was for many years - I ~ : y a sufferer from boils and , - other eruptions of a liko \f nature, caused by tho impovcr- j ■•^ ished stato of my blood. Ify . appotito v.'as poor an;l my system a good deal riyi down. Knowing tho value of " . ' j- by observation of the god it had done j. to others, I bogaa taking it. My appe- I tite improved almost from tho first dose; then uiy general health im- < proved, and now it is' excellent. I feel a hundred por cent, stronger, and I attribute this result to Ayer's Sarsaparilla,' which I roeommend with all confidonco as the.best blood jnedi- . ' cine over devised." s , As now made, Ayer's Sarsaparilla contains no alcohol. There are many imitation Sarsaparillas. Be sure you get "Ayer's," Prepared by Dr, J. C. Ayar&Co., Lowell, Mass., U.S.A. ATEB'a BILLS, t&o best family laxative. Nelson Acclimatisation Society. A Reward of £10 YV. to the conviction of ANY PERSON illegally taking, shooting, or destroying, ' " : . DEEEi TEOUT, or QUAIL 'within the Nelson AcclimatLation Dis.tricfc , ■.'■-■ ■ ' ■ " . . ' All information supplied to the Secretary will be treated as strictly confiden•tial. E. CATLEY, '■■■''. Secretary. Nelson, Oct. 16th, 1908., 4193 HOSPITAL ANJ CHARITABLE AID BOARD. ERELH Tenders are invited for the supply of " Groceries" to the Nelson Hospital, and the Destitute Poor, for the year ending 31sb March, IDIO, A list of the Groceries to be tendered for can be seen at the office of the Board, Eout's Buildings, Hardy street. - ; Tenders to-be sent in not later' than 4, p.m. on THIJESD AY. Kthinst. . The lowest or any tenler not necessary accepted; ..,■■ '" S. BLOMFIELD, 763 Secretary. .'."■.■. ■ ' v. ■ " AND FOE— ! GARPETS, LINOLEUMS, HEARTH RUGS, MATS, . SHEETING, TOWELS, COUNTERPANES AND BLANKETS, WINDOW BLINDS, CURTAINS, BRASS RAIL BEDSTEADS, WIRE WOVE SPRING MATTRESSES, TABLE COVERS, TABLE LINENS, . CRETONNES, JAP MATTING WICKER CHAIRS, RATTAN CHAIRS, ETC. CO-CARTS. G/FllM!N6l SONS, Cabinetmakers HABDY STBBET, NELSON:; DRISSGOOaS, '■'.. T-he new dress fabrics for autumn and-' winter,- .weay -'are: ,here_ in ample assortments to make choosing a pleasure. Fashion has .sanctioned a wide range of . fabrics j and. the colours are practically without change. FANCY STRIPED TWEEDS, •at -2s 3d/ 2s 6d, 2s lid, 3s 3d, 3s 9d -" * - a yard. CHEVRON TWEEDS", .J At 2s lid a yard. CHEVIOT. TWEEDS, , ' '---,-. at 2s 6d a yard. FANCT CHEVIOTS, ' * at 3s 9d a yard. FANCY -COSTUME =T WEEDS, ' ' J . - at 2s lid a yard. CHEVRON CHEVIOTS, at 2s lid a yard. CHEVRON SSRGES, . . In the newest. colours, at 5s 6d a yard. DIAGONAL SERGES. at 5s 6d a yard. FANCY. DIAGONAL CHEVIOTS, •-- at 5s 66. a yard. HERRINGBONE CHEVRON, . at 4s 6d. a yard. .FANCY STRIPED "AMAZONS/ at 2s lid a yard. PASTEL CLOTHS, " In various shades of sky blue, pink, heliotrope, grey, putty, and red champagne, 46 inches wide, at 4s lid a yard. STRIPED KREMALINE, 40 inches wide, in white grounds, with coloured stripes, at Is 9d and 2s 3d a yard. CLEOPATRA CLOTHS.. In dress lengths. This is a beautiful soft finished cloth, and there is only one robe length of each shade. ~ The following are represented: -One shade clematis, twoof navy blue, one of new navy, one of mauve, one' of copper beach three of seaweed, .three of brown, two each of vieux rose, paon, and moss,, four of Luisitania, and one each of French grey, violet prune roseda, petrol, aove,_myrtlej new blue, and dark cardinal, at 69s 6d the robe. KIRKCAUHE & STAINS, LIMITED; "" WELLINGTON.