Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1559, 1 October 1912, Page 8

FEILDING MAKKET BEPORT. Messrs. A. 11. Ailunson end Co., Ltd., of Feilding, report a large yarding of pica at, their market on Friday, and values less than those lately ruling. Potatoes were easier. A large general entry of sundries made market rates. Weaner pics, 6s. 6d., 95., 195., lis., it.;., to 135.; suckers, ■ Is. 6d. to Bs. 6d.; stores, 175., '18s., 21s„ 225„ E4s.; porkers. 22<s. 6(1. to 335. In poultry liens made 3s. 6d. to ss. 3d. per pair; cockerels, 3s. to 4s. 6d. Sundries: Harness, 425.; saddles, 215.; pollard, 135.; bran, 65.; basic slag, £5. Produce; Wheat, 4s. Sri.; peas, 4s. to <s. >6d.; seed Algerian oats, 3s. td. to 45.; chalT, £4 to £4 10s.; potatoes, 13s. to 14s. per bag; seed, 6s. to 7s. per cwt.

The greatest depth of tho sea yet discovered is SJ.OSOft.

Every cough makss your throat <0 9 more raw and irritable., Every fiy » cough congests the lining mem- t| |J brane of your lungs. Cease tear- H j ing your throat and lungs in this t] way. Take 3 SOLD f FOB 75 YEAHS From the first dose the quiet and f? 3 rest begin: the tickling in the K throat gradually subsides; and i nature completes the cure. Slid i in three sizes. Consult your doc- | tor freely, anS follow his advice. Any good doctor will tell you - that no medicine can do its best , work if the bowels are consti- ' pated. Ask your doctor if he . knows anything better than Ayer's i Pills for correcting this sluggish- ; ness of the liver. Dose, only one \ pill at bedtime, j | Prepared By DR. J. O. ATER & 00,i ' Lowell, Ussßi) t7« 0. A. ■ | j fl The Name J p | Bonninghm's j $ T" e succcss of Bonnington's t Irish Moss has been so great, B and its sale so large, that unscrupulous persons have I tried lo imilatc it. In p w order to make a larger profit II yg some retailer may endeavour to sell pj g you one of these imitations. Ask fij || Bonning|on's and insist on get- H « ting it. For over half a century it J? j,| has heen the standard medicine for |j coughs and colds—there's nothing I I" 4, so safe, so reliable, so effective. MR, J. TURNER, of D- Jne[ }i ni writes" For ;omc year? 1 have t Bonninjlon's Irish Mo«j lor Mrf. Turner a-id tha has.derived S much bi-ncfil by its u:c. She wmj '• con<ideied comumplive but BonHir.jtcn's Wish Moss has quite rcstor* fc cd her, and i!>e is now (]uiie slrcng. L yi I Imve icconimriiiletl nto many t- } VI person.', and bci«»e ihtt .ill hivt B beta pleased with ns effect." DOW Results^ Cobra Boot Polish is unique—it not only pre nOj-iTf serves ar.d softens tlio • leather but also removes stains from tan boots. It-is most economical —verj- little gives a splendid lasting I polish. Try a tin. f Cobra Floor Polish is unequalled for polishinß linoleum —removes «tains after everything olso has failed. Iwr roit»^