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Nelson Evening Mail, 21 September 1916, Page 2

Undisputed Furniture Leadership We are recognised for miles around to be first in everything pertaining to Furniture, and we credit this to the fact that we have always made our special appeal to those who can appreciate things good and substantial. 0 Hi <^i> mbbmbbi HI :*ne ■U AST33S3 I M If yott want Furniture that looks good, that time and service will ;-r.»ve good, then here you are. Our Furniture is elegant, sound in construction, with upholstering which leaves nothing to be desired. LET US HAVE A VISIT FROM YOU SOON. ge=s The Executive of the Silver Bullet Cannonade appeals to all Patriotic residents of the district to help in the effort to raise the further sum required to the £25,000 aimed at by the Cannonade by purchasing tickets in' the

■which are being, conducted by the Executive, of property, etc.* donated to ithe Fund. No I—A fine half-acre Section at Tahunanui, donated by Mrs. Henry Edwards. This is a splendid section and property in Jhis locality is appreciating in value. Tickets One Shilling. No. 2—25 Acres of Land, within V/ 2 miles of Reefton, donated by Geo. Walker, Esq. Tickets One Shilling. No 3 One Hundred fuHy paid-up £1 Shares in Mt. Burnett Coal Company, donated by G. B. Watson, Esq. Tickets One Shilling. •, ALL THREE ART UNIONS WILL BE DRAWN ON SATURDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER. Every Little Helps. Send along your Shillings. It is a good cause. You have your chance of a win. Be a sport. nTTTTTTTS OOT I THE SECRETARY, CDTTHISOUI 1 SII .VER BULLET CANNONADE, AND MAIL I p 0 BQX 231j NELSO n. I enclose Enclosing STAMPED AUDRESSKD .' ENVELOPE. tickets in (Sll in number) No. ....Art Unicn.

FOfi MY AT THEFIt OULD yoa-like to send one ot just what they will most enjoy? Y-oa would! Then arrange to have doapatehed one cf Pascal's special 5s fectdonery, direct from the fr.ctones m England. HOW TO SEND— It ia very simple. Pay the money h* 1 ** fi^ ve tls *^ 6 naiue number. and we arrange everything. Special a shilling Parcel contains—- ••.'•_-:■. ' '.- ». d. STaoflla Chocolate, solid cake, 2 0 6xSd Drops, large tin, 1 ' <■ Mint Bulk Eyes, large tin,' 10 B«t&h Toffee, large tin 1 0 Pin© Lozenges, packet J3pedal 10 shilling Parcels contain practically double the above. r. USHER & 3'"" Caledonia House. ••Wiire 'Tis True Econcmy to Shop. Public Notice BUSINESS INCORPORATION. ,HE Firm of BRAID and WALLACE , Fruit, Produce, and Mercantile* February, 1916, BE INCORPORATED with MESSRS GRIFFITHS and Co., IjUL, Fruit Exchange, Wellington, where all business will be conducted. - ._. j. »»« itt\ 1 \TT * T T API? GRIFFITH and Co.. \M H. J. HARRIS, BAKER :: AND : : PASTRYCOOK {Successor to O. McLean.) "SCRUPULOUS CLEANLINESS" is my Motto. Inspection of the Bread Factory invited during working hours. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALTY. Ring up 'Phone 191. Bread and Small Good* delivered t<All parte of the City. : . A VALUABLE LINTMEInT. Chamberlain's Pam Balm at all times. Sprains may be relieved in much less time" When promptly treated Lame back. lame shoulder, pains : m the side and chest and rheumatic pain? are some or the-~diseases for which it is especial; valuable. Once you try Chamberlainu Pain Balm you will never wish to be without it. Sold everywhere. THEY DO NOT WEAKEN. The u»e of strong purgatives so weaken the bowels that chronic constication ire quently follows their use. Chamberlain s Tablets are a gentle laxative that pro ducp a natural action of the bow«»l« T *. stead of pausing, constipat.oo Chamber lain's Tablets will strengthen the bo-.veL-to act naturally and regularly without jMSiftanca. Sold everywhere