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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIII, 31 July 1929, Page 3

BARGAINS AT TRATHEN LESS THAN HALF. 15 only LADIES' FROCKS. Usually 49/6 to 99/6. A clearing lot. Now 19/6. COAT BARGAINS. LADIES' COATS, are marked at absolute bargain prices. Now 19/6, 29/6, 39/6, 59/6, 99/6. Worth double. HALF PRICE HATS. Some are much less than half. Must be sold. 1/11, 3/11, 5/11, 9/11, 12/11, 19/6. TRATHEN'S GENUINE SALE BARGAINS.

YOUR EYES! Certainly ycnir most precious possession. So isn't it worth while to protect them from needless strain by having them fitted with correct 'glasses if necessary? But the accurate testing of eyes and fitting of correct lenses should be entrusted only to a fully qualified optician if you are io avoid the risk of irreparable damage to the delicate nerves and lenses in the eyes. William Dawson, Optical Specialist, has the best qualifications it is- possible to obtain—qualifications that are recognised the world over as the highest—Fellow of the British Optical Association and Fellow of the Worshipful Company of Spectacle Makers, London. ,• And you will not be advised to wear glasses if your eyes do not need them. > WILLIAM DAWSON F.8.0.A. (Hons.), F.S.M.C. (London), OPTICAL SPECIALISTS, 92 HARDY STREET, NELSON. 'PHONE 410.

3—° ill WfT CMtraiMirsw, n^^B.iw-j'Sin K Ifili =^";i .rftg u --^•y* Kill'! S»i §S9&@S !»». I ■3ES~cS"'!W-£ SSKS'Wiffi m^t w&ms BH e sr^^ »t» gsSi J??S at® YOUR DINING ROOM TASTEFULLY FURNISHED FOR THE VERY LEAST YOU COULD EXPECT TO PAY. Such durable timber and sound honest workmanship has been put into these dining room suites, that it would be a pity indeed lor the public to go uninformed <>f their value. Built in. Oak or Rimu they are beautiful examples of the cabinet-maker's art — suites.that will win your instant appreciation and be a source of lasting admiration to all your Mends. Our showroom is always open, and it will give us great pleasure to show you round. KARSTEN & HAY The gentle soothing action of the "Climax" is a very close approach to hand milking—a condition that induces contentment, and relaxation of the udder —result: easier milking and an increased yield. The absence of a vacuum tank and releasor brings the Delivers the milk into bucket, can, or separator, 4i C* and, made in from 1 to \J. 6-cow plants. '■ T _.. , ..... down to a simplicity hitherto! unheard of, and in order to insure complete freedom from trouble, the makers left no stone unturned in their efforts to embody the finest metals and materials procurable in the construction of this highly modernised machine. NELSON.