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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8765, 16 March 1907, Page 2

John Fishlook, Inglewood, Yio. toria, writes :—‘ * Last winter I contracted a very severe cold, for which I tried nearly every medicine under the sun without obtaining the slightest relief. A friend recommended me to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which I did with very gratifying results, and was soon well.” For sale by T. H. Bredin, Marton; Ellis Bros., Hunterville; and W. D. Clark, Bulls. As the season changes aned th winter approaches the question of extra woollen underwear is brought before ns. A splendid selection of men’s unshrinkable undershirts and pants direct from the best colonial and home factories is now being shown by Neal, the Casli Clothier, Feilding. Inspection invited.* THE MILKING MACHINE. We offer a word of warning to prospective purchasers of milking machines who are inclined to hold off in anticipation of so-called improved machines being placed on the market. Tho experience in the past has always been that these anticipations are never realised. There are dozens of dairy farmers to-day who will tell yon that last season they lost, in labour alone, the price of a “LAW-EENCE-KENNEDY-GILLIES” Milking Plant, through waiting for other improved (?) machines. Don’t bo misled by flashly worded advertisements, and, like the dog in the fable, lose the substance while trying to grasp the shadow that looks bigger. The " L.K.G.” is the only tried and proven machine, having been in practical use now for oyer five years, and don’t forget it. For full particulars apply to J. B. Mao Ewan and Co., Ltd., U.B.S. Company’s Buildings, Wellington, What about your ’ boots ? Are they getting thin in the soles. We will repair them. Are they past repairing? Wo will sell you a new pair at clearing up prices at McEldownut’s Stores. No better saving can bo effected anywhere than at our stocktaking sale now* on at Co-op. Stores, North Broadway, Maxtou,*