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Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 May 1915, Page 4

U.N RESERVED SALE uF CHOICE DAIRY STOCJv. AT THE FAIIM, LEVIN. MONDAY, 17th MAY, 1915. MESSRS ABRAHAM AMD WILI'J- LFAMS Ltd. liave ueon instructed by Mr R. A. McDonald (who is giving up dairying and going in for fattening) to sell as above at 1 p.m., the whole of his well-known herd consistiug of — KA COWS, mostly August and t)\J September culvers QK FIRST-CLASS JdLEIFERS to £*J calve August and September 1 2-year grade Holstein bull. 1 3-year grade. Holstein Bull. LIGHT LUiVCHHX>N I'ROVIDED. Auctioneers' Note. Air McDonnld has got together a particularly fine lot of cows, all dehorned and in splendid condition. They have all been handmilked and we can thoroughly recommend them as a first-class lot. 522-6 HOROWHENUA COUNTY COUNCIL. nrVENDERS are invited addressed to -»- the Chairman, County Office, Levin, up to Saturday, the 22nd inst., at noon, for Contract No. 234, metalling Potte' Road, 1800 yards, more or less. Specifications and all particulars are to be seen at the County Oflice, Lovin. J. MALCOLM, 536-3 County Engineer. EDUCATING THE HORSE. DEMONSTRATING the influence of kindness on Man's Noblest Friend. For the prevention of cruelty to iinmials, PROF. C. A. LICHTWARK, the well-known horse educator, who visited this district about ten yearn ago. and has recently returned from a tour of Australia, will give a grand exposition of his Humane and Scientific System of Education the Horse for future usefulness, in Messrs Bradley Bros' cab-shed, Lovin on Friday. May 14th, at 8 p.m. Admission 2.s li'l. Should sufficient inducement . 'IVr r'ass lessons will bo given on Saturday. Class lesson fee of CI Is adniilis everywhere. The subject to be operated upon will bo an 8-year-old unbroken gelding. 533-3 t^7 - ANTED TO BUY. About three ' » inns of Good Meadow or Oaten May. Apply to and stating [nice, G. Ast ridge. 538 T 3 One Word in Time. 1- bt'ttvr tkuu two afterwards. A chance to prolit by anotliers' experieuce. it is u straage tbiug Low people will put away au opportunity until too late. it's only little ihingti Lkat'go to make up our every day life; tke trouble is we don't pay surticient atteiitioxi to lUem. Backacke is a little thing Souielimes it uoiuea alter a hard (iay's work or a slight cold. It uiil pass off, you say, it's only the result oi: over-taxing- your back. It isn't the fault of your back, but your kidneys. The exertion of straining has interfered with their delicate mechanism. You call it backache, but it really is kidney ache. If the kidneys are not relieved chronic disorders set in, and this is where Ihe "little thing" should not be passed over. This woman has Uiirned to appreciate what delay means:— Mrs S. J. Spencer, j4 Churchslreet, Palmerston North, says:— "Twelve years ago Doan's Backache Kidney Pills cured me of severe pains in the back, an ailment that had been troubling me for a good while. i told you of this at the time and gave you permission to publish the facts for the benefit of other sufferers. I can speak with more certainty now after twelve years' test and I have nothing to say but good for Doan's Backache Kidney Pills, for I am still well, and l>ave not suffered with backache since. I always recommend 111 is remedy, for 1 have proved it is thoroughly genuine.'' Backache is kidney ache, and if neglected will bring in its trnin all the horrors of advanced kidney disease. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills cure backache. "A word to the wiso is •.•nough." For sale by all chemists and storekeepers at 3b per bottle (six bottles 16a (id) or will bo posted on receipt of price bv Foster-McClellan Co., 76 Pitt-st., But, be sure you get DOATM'S. Ryhiey. _„.. Why pay dearly ror oaking powder when SHARLAND'S—the best that I-μ i! 1)0 produced-costs less than others r 1 Ask your grocer Advi Lost, stolen, strayed—gone none knows where, "IViis with me yesterday. 1 do declare ft lacked my head, my chest was soro11V gone, I'll never sen it more. What? Not a coughP Yes. yes, tor sure; Lost when I used Woods' Peppermint Cure. Advt. JUST FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS. "My son gets so bad with croup / cannot get his breath," writes Mrs i\ ]'. Lewis, Mile End, Adelaide, S.A. "1 just follow the directions with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and he is soon completely cured. 1 never go to bed without a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the house for I don't know when Sydney will be attacked We believe In aoing fair, ? \>iue thiims to all- no better rule thar i.tis We believe that "honesty is th" rest •policy" because we have succeeds!, and it is our only policy. and Cunningham Ltd., PalmersV>p North. Read our advertisement on tin- third page.—Advt It uas tHO steamer Sesperub / That sailed the wintry sea, Hut the skipper bold had an awful cold And was end ae sad could be. IJut his daughter fair, with golden hair, Baid "Father, no words • could br truer. Xo 'Mire on earth has half the worth Of Woods' Great Peppermint C'ire -Advt.