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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8777, 3 April 1907, Page 3

HOF IMPEY’S MAY APPLE IS MADE. And what it is made of, does not concern tlio average person so much as the Question, “ Vfill it cure mo!” Every pickago sets forth the principal ingredients contained in this famous medicine, but the true value of the ingredients is only to be obtained when the material for manufacture is procured at the right time and place. You may obtain from some shop what you think would be the suitable herbs for homo manufacture, only to find that after tr< able and expense your saucepan-boiled medicine seems weak and worthless. As a matter of fact dried herbs deteriorate with ago, and in some cases possess as much medicinal value as straw from a last year’s hen’s nest. To be of use the medicinal properties must bo extracted from the herb at the Eight Time. And acting on this principle, the manufacturers of Itnpey’g May Apple present to you this remedy with the herbal extracts in their freshest and strongest form. Herein lies the secret ot success. In bottles at 2s Gd from chemists and stores. 3“ NEW” MILKING MACHINES. When you see a milking machine advertised as being “ new ” or “ improved,” avoid it as you would an ox with a wisp oi straw on its horns. The only safe machine is the “ old ” one that has been in practical use for at least two years, b’ew machines have all their troubles beftrre them in the shape of risky, and often Ovstly, experimenting. The “ LAW-fiENCE-KENNEDY-GILLIES ” is the first, and the only practical milker, having been in daily use for five years. The valuable and unique principle of its success is fully protected by patent rights, •nd any “ improved ” machines are either infringements or else do not embody the indispensable principle covered by the tallies patents. Agents, J. 13. Mac Ewan and Co., Ltd., TJ.S.S. Company’s Buildings, Wellington. '