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Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 15203, 16 October 1919, Page 4

Georgette is the daintiest Silk imaginable for Ladies' Blouses and Dresses, being particularly suitable for evening wear. Trathen and Co. have recently opened 'some charming shades in Pink, Sky, Canary, Saxe, Mole, Emerald Green; also Black and White.*

For the past fifteen years Mr E. O. McGuire. eyesight .specialist, has been iFi practice in Nelson and surrounding ■Jistrict-s, and may be consulted at 108 Trafalgar street, next Dalgety's.* To-day the World's' in a hurry. People are sized up quickly and much is taken for granted by your clothes appearance. It's Dee and -Sons' Clothes system that's making men come our way. You get quickly served in quality goods.* Tlie fact that a man says no is no sign that he won't say yes if you come at him with better ammunition. It's Dee and Sons' bettor clothes and Boots in quality lines that's making people say Yos f come our tv;av.* I'loncy buys practically everything " c(>pt a few doi-iils like health arul happiness and self respect. It buys i"he» best quality clothes and boots :\i Deo and Son?, becpuso those are quality lines which we're going btrong on, and will pay you best.* The Thermometer. -At 3 o'clock thi? 'i)orniii:r. Ihf :"!Mo<-rf:tut'? oufcsich Mils ojljcc registered 39 degrees. Kmuis:fl mail cars \<?ave- Nelson foT rak.ilsa frojvi Jonos'a Postcard Shop il: 8 a.m., rvrvivir-g in Takaka at 1 >.m. Leave Tokaka for Nelson at *?.4S a.m., arriving in .Nelson at 1 p.m. Cars meet in'Motueka at 10.15 a.m.* Where to sta s at MurcMson.— pom mercial Hotel, J. Thomason, proprietor stopping place for Ifevinaus' car a. 5