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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 5 December 1907, Page 2

The greatest sale of "job" goods ever Id 111 TumtiiiW ™j» _„.:*i.„i„ ._ Saturday noxt at the Melbourne Clothing Company. Last chance for 36-inch striped flannelette at 5s lid dozen; 3&. inch white calico at 3s 6d dozen; 36-inch calico, very strong, at 4s lid dozenwomen's holland cooking aprons at lid ens saddle trousers, 6s 64 7s fld, 8s 6d; men's New Zealand tweed suits, 21s; men's vicuna suits, 27s 6dmen's saddle tweed suits, 365; men's nobby tailor-made suits at less than half your tailor would charge, at 47s 6d to 65s.—Advi

OTAGO FARMERS ABE WELL SATISFIED WITH SYKES'S DRENCH. It is but human to ask for proof, bo authoritative testimony will be found in the following:— Rolicrt Weir, Esq., farmer, writes to the manager, Otago Farmers' Co-op. Association, Dunedin:—"l have great pluasure in bearing testimony to the efficacy of Sykes's Drench, and recommend It to every farmer as a safe and reliable medicine. I had a number of young I pises very sick, and thought there was no chance of saving them. After using Sykos's Drench according to the directions, I am pleased to say that the/ liomn to improve after the first dose and continued to do So, and after a! few days were quite well again. I ha.l a cow very bad with milk fever, and after priving hor a packet or Drench she was on her feet again. I reckon tint. no farmer should be without SyKes'g ' Drench. I would willingly pay Ts fid " a pneket for it." Use only Sykeß's Drench, becjtagij.Jli is the best _ Price Ib, JJ ""~" ,: "''""'"" tta'doini