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Levin Daily Chronicle, 28 October 1919, Page 1

Mitor cyclists 6 cyclists Please Note! THAT you can get all your requirements at ALLMAND'S Near Railway Station. I New and Seoond-hand Motors and Cycles, on easy terms. Benzine, Oils and Greases, Motor and Cycle Tyres, "Sunshine" and' "Shaler" five minute. V uloanisers. All new tyres fitted free. : -• r -— r «--|vr- j SEOOND-HAND BARGAINS One 6 h.p. Indian 'Motor Cycle in good order, £44. One 6 h.p. Thar Motor Cycle in good order, £40. One Triumph Motor Cycle in fair order I - One 12 h.p, Thor, fully equipped with electric light and horn, latest model. £100 cash. One Side-car and Chassis, £6. One i'Ti.p. National gas engine, in fair order. Price £30. Several Seoond-hand Ladies' Gentlemen's Cycles. E. Allmand Engineer Phone 98. Near Railway Station fiQjOPER^EEDM <$j §uccessj| WELL OVER 75 per cent, of the Prize Winning Exhibits in? Vegetables and Farm Roots at the Whiter Show at Palmerston North this year were again grown from COOPER'S SEEDS. Ask any of the principal prizefcakers abouo them. In addition to this, tha special Exhibit made by COOPER'S at both the Palmerston and Taihape Winter Shows were described by thousands of farmers and gardeners as the most interesting exhibit in those Shows, All these Exhibits were grown COOPER'S SEEDS, which are proved by every test to be the best in germination, purity, and excellence of the crop. We grow up -to a standard (a very high standard) not down to a price list. When you buy seeds, be sure they are COOPER'S SEEDS, either from the bulk or in the packet. JF. Cooper, Ltd., WELLINGTON. The largest growers of Seeds South of the Line. S.P.C.A. WELLINGTON SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. RESIDENTS of this district are asked to report to the Inspector, Box 195, Wellington, any case# of cruelty thai come under their notice. All communications must be signed and will be treated confidentially. I I ANOTHER ■ S REXONA ■ ■ TRIUMPH J ■ — ! I " Yoor Rexona Ointment hu km • . B of gmt lerrice to me by way of I | earing my ion of a dangerous broken I ■ bruise on the forehead, 1 writes Ml*. | ■ j. Manson, 160 Dundas Street, Dm- | J edin, New Zealand. "We used many ■ ■ ointments with very unsatisfactory ~ ■ results, and the wound began to ■ | assume a most dangerous ana poit- I m onous appearance. Reading you | i n Rexona Ointment advertisement, w» | | 5 purchased a tin, and the result was p I ™ an immediate change for the better. V From the first application the appear* • • ance of the wft*nd changed to a mora ' H healthy mood The inflammation ■ ■ and angry appearance vanished. It I ■ softened and cooled the surrounding | | m parts, and the wound started to heal, | 5 and by continuing the Rexona Oint- ■ I moot as directed, in a very short time ! |l the wound permanently healed. Con- 1 | lidering the state of the wound, and J g Ihe many remedies we had tried, it I a proves the healing virtues of yoar I at Rexona Ointment are wonderful hi- | J deed." ■ ■ Rexona, the Rapid Hwaling Oist ! ■ ment, is a remarkably effective l»- ! H medy for all affections of the skin, alse ! m for Wounds, burns, sores, and those ■ a many hurts which are constantly call- J ~ ing for the use of a reliable remedy. I ■ Price, 1/6 and 3/-. ■ I