Our aim is always to give the ' HIGHEST QUALITY of Goods at tho LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. ORDER YOUR GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS FROM GROVE'S "Where 'tis True Economy to Shop." Old Dutch Cleanser for cleaning and polishing, Is. per tin. Puritan Soap, Is. per pkt. Buttermilk T&ilet Soap, 4d. per cake, 3s. 6d. per/doz. . Old Brown Windsor Soap, Is. 3d. per doz. tabs. St. Mungo Washing Power, Is. 3d per pkt. Sand Soap, 3d. per block, 2s. 9d per doz. Brite-Glas for cleaning windows, Is. per bottle. Household Ammonia, 6d. per bottle. Benzine, pints, Gd. per bottle. Zebra Stove Paste, 4d. per tin. Chamois Leathers from Is. 3d . Housemaids' Gloves from 9d. Washboards, Scrubbing Brushes, American and Hair Brooms, and Brushware of aE kinds at low prices at s "Where 'tis True Economy to Shop." Hardy and Collingwood Streets, NELSON, 'Phone No. 41. NORTH CAPE COAL. THE VERDSCT IS: ! BEST COAL WE HAVE EVER USED. MOW, Have you ever tried this COAL? IF NOT, WHY? If you can't procure it from your dealer, THEN :PHONE 66 or 12, and you are sure to get it. TASKER AND LEVIEN, SOLE AGENT. MEN who want CLOTHES fhffarent from those worn • by auycne ©Isa must g»>t away from the sorts thr.t nro designed for everyone in general and Buy tho kind that's designed for hi.-.£>, and go to the TAILO.KiisG STOrtE, whera thejSeet Curtwr ALL THE LATEST TopNotch Styles in BABD and fcC^T FftbT HATS are here, and. should your taste run to extremes, modest and genteel, you'll find here just what you desire at the price you waat tc pay. SI lIM KM STORE! HEALTH! cannot, he maintained in its highest degreo without healthy TJNDERwear! Then 'why endanger your health any longer ? when you can gat such a variety o f HEALTHY UNDEKWEAvi. and at such low; pricks as you can sbo at—
laggßßsssESßasaaE^aßmßMßaßMiiHftH^^ I fallHlliy Hbl^* ■ ■»■■ — on |y j^e Best Materials should be used in their construction. RIIKTfIN'S a¥e ar^@ Stocks of the 11 ELARENCE " FENCING WIRE. I,—This1 ,— This TV ire is drawn from British Steel of uniform quality. It is th« right j teraptT, not too hard to haadle, and will not sag aftec erectioa, J AMERICAN FENCING W!RE._Black and Galvanized. If WAUKEGAN BARB WlßE. —Contains more chains in length per ton than any other Barb Wire ing the W«rid, m and is equal iv resistance to the strongest. — <S=^Ss ORDINARY B/IRB WIRE.__ W^'/f^/f^l »nd, Heavy Gtaugo. WIRE STRJiISEBS; 1 fel •v? ' \ fti i^BLr^^ *r^ V!NEY*?s^ .» FENCING PLVERS •aSSg^^HETCWNS wioe'flNlTOSTlAVi R • it |!i 3388^* I*s^^^^^1 *s^^^^^ "Utica" PJy&rs r.-ill pull j IllIiM1'!! WRvlla^' Fencing Staples! Shesp Netting. PowlKetting, Cyclone Pencing_ Cyclone Ornamental k WftMN6 iiT^^^^'RHßil fR f [GR»?wNGi P9Hg!|S Plain <iates, Cayi; Iron Poet sr«a£ij[k^^3j||^j fjl I |;wiri; t^> Mu^T^e Hammers. J^^^l'VHS _^ WE ARE AGENTS '^^■H|HiMa&* ; nelson Wmotueka. I
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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13410, 7 May 1912, Page 3
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468Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13410, 7 May 1912, Page 3
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