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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8937, 1 October 1907, Page 2

STEAM ON THE FARM. Do you recoguise what an advan tage it is to have a supply of live steam, on the farm? . It means a liberal supply of boiling water for washing cans or clothes, for scalding pigs or cooking stock food, and yon can secure these advantages at a very small cost by purchasing a “New Century’ ■ Steamer. One good lire provides steam for about two hours and can.be left with perfect safety. The “New Century” combines the strong points of the ordinary portable washing cooper and the high pressure steam boiler without their disadvantages.—MacEwau and Co., Ltd., solo agents, U.S.S. Buildings, Wellington.

Our show rooms have been the centre ®of attraction for the ladies lately. SOur underclothing, millinery, costumes and blouses are considered just perfect and we think you will be pleased too at J. MoEldowuey’s Stores, Marton, Hunterville and Taihape.

If you are dairying this] season you will require strong dungaree overalls. NEAL the Cash Clothier, Ifeilding, sells them at 3/9, 4/3, 4/6, reliable makes, also oilskin suits 16/-, oilooats 9/11 to 25/6, saddle tweed trousers, all wool 7/1.1, 9/11, 12/6 to 16/6, no cotton in these lines.