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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 322, 23 January 1908, Page 4

SUTTON'S PEDIGREE SWEDES. SUTTON'S MAGNUM BONUM TUB UNRIVALLED PRIZE-WINNING SWEDK NEARLY BLIGHT PROOF. THUKE qualities distinguish this hardy ana very handsome Purple-top Swede. It yields tin.' greatest weight per acre; the roots are ideal ill form una arc proved by analysis to be of the hipLicst feeding value. SUTTON'S MAGXI'M H )Nt'U, lir its hardy eonstitution, is rapidly s iper ceding inferior varielies, and it is every year winning an increasing r.umber of Premier Hcnors. PKOITKAULK KKO.M . E. GRIFFITHS & CO, NKW PLYMOUTH. SOLE AGENTS FOtt TARANAKI.

7rDD LLpn STOVE POL INSTANTANEOUS POLISH! Penny Packets, or ac a PASTE IN TINS i

A VERY SOFT AJiSWER. Thomas, aged eight, was the possessor " Always remember, my dear," his mother told him auxiously, " that ' A soft answer turneth away wrath.' So if any little boy or girl hits you or insults jou, even if he's wrong to do it, just repeat those words to yourself, and i)e carGful not to lose your temper." Tommy promised, and on the following morning was despatched to school. lie returned homo for lunch, and his moth"!- smilingly inquired of him if he l«id borne in miml her precepts. " Yes, mamma," replied the youngster demurely, " even though one of the hoys called me a liar." "And you remembered what I told you about a soft answer turning away wrath? llood, Tommy! And what soft answer did you make?" "Please, mamma," replied the younrrsfer getting to work upon his lunch, i Int inm in the oye with a rotten tomato!"

Why be bald headed and old looking before your time? Neglect of the hair causes dandruff, and dandruff is the forerunner of falling hair and baldness. The remedy is siller's Mr Vigor A gentlemanresiding at Dunedin, N. Z., writes under date Jan.7,1907: "It is with gratitude I write you that I have now a splendid head of hair, both thick and very soft, all owing to my having used your wonderful Hair Vigor. I was almost bald headed before I used the Hair Vigor. I still use it once a day,rubbing it well into the roots of the hair. I used to wear a skull-cap, and I am very grateful to Ayer'a Hair Vigor for the improvements has madeinmy looks." Be warned in time. Use Ayer'a Hair Vigor and preserve your youth. flMlflil by Dr. J. C« Ayer & Co.. Lowell, Mm., U.S. A.

NEW PLYMOUTH CALEDONIAN SOCIETY, NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIP ATHLETIC MEETING To be held in the KKCUKATION SPORTS GKOUND, Wew Plymouth. Y\'£DXESUAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1008. Under the rules of the N.Z. Athletic Union and N.Z. League of Wheelmen. PROGRAMME: Running Provincial Maiden Race, 150 yards Ist 30s, second 10a; nomination 2s. Half-Mile Handicap, Ist 100s, 2nd 30snomination 3s, acceptance 2s. ' One-Mile Handicap, Ist 100s, 2nd 30s> nomination 3s, acceptance 2e GRAND CALEDONIAN HANDICAP, of £SO cash (three distances). —120 yards, Ist IUOs, 2nd 40s, 3rd 20s--220 yards, Ist 100s, 2nd 40s, 3rd 20s: 440 yds, 100s, 2nd 40s, 3rd 20s; with added points prize of Ist 3405, 2nd 120s, 3rd 60s; nomination 10s, acceptance ss. torced Handicap, 220 yards, Ist 40s, 2nd lOsj winners 2s, losers la.

ALL ARE UNI TED [n saving that for all Stomach Troubles there is no remedy like Dr. Sheldon's Digestive Tabules. Price 2s Gd per tin. Obtainable everywhere.

Tan or black Nugget polish 4d at "Tli Melbourne." Nugget outfits (brush, pail and tin of Nugget) Is Oil the set; fint glace kid shoes with patent facings, 5lld; girls' 3-bar glace kid shoes, sizi - 7 to 10, 5s lid pair, sizes 11 to 1, (is lit pairj women's fine chrome ward shoe.-, with rubber heels, Ss lid pair; womenV 2-bar shses, 8s lid pair—Adrt.

MItSS OF ECZEMA ON LITTLE GIRL Not Washed for Eight Months, by Doctor's Orders—Suffered Terribly—Hands Tied to Stop Her Scratching—Parents Lost Heart BUT CUTICURA TOOK OFF EVERY BIT OF HUMOUR "There cama s rash over my little girl's face when she was a month old. My wife took the child up to had pot blood eczema and gave her some medicine and ointment, and told my wife not to wash the child. We were doctoring the child for eight months, but she was no better at the end of the eight months than Bhe was when we took her first. You can imagine how miserable the child was, not being washed. We had to tie the little one's hands when we took her to bed, to prevent her from scratching her face, as ■he made it bleed so if her hands were at liberty. I was recommended to try Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, but we were doubtful at first, as we had almost lost heart, but my wife said we bad given the doctors a good trial and they had done no good, and the child was so miserable not being washed, so we said w» would give the Cuticura [Remedies a trial. The first time my wife washed the child with Cuticura Soap and used Cuticura Ointment our daughter seemed like a new child, as she did not offer to scratch so much and seemed a lot easier. She was one mass of eczema about the face and shoulders, but the first box of Cuticura Ointment and bar of Cuticura Soap took every bit off her. The neighbors said it would come on again, as it had gone off too quick, but the child is three years old now and she has not had any signs of it since. George Williams, 80 Sea Brook Rd., near Wednesbury, Staffordshire, Aug. 26, lflOG." Send to nearest depot for free Cuticuraßook on Treatment of Skin Diseases. 1// I l/i l \ w \ would have her I ill ' y'"* take the child to f „ ~ another doctor's. He told my wife that the baby OAf Kl/uu( AMAMS ..J 1 1 the doctor's to see what it was, and he told her it was gum rash. She brought her home and Jet it go on for a month, but as it got no better I

Championship Events: CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEW ZEALAND 100 yards, Ist gold medal and 40s! 2nd iJOs; nomination 2s. CHAMPIONSHIP Of NEW ZEALAND, 440 yards, Ist gold medal and 6(kd, 2nd 20s; nomination 3s. CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEW ZEALAND 88U yards, Ist gold medal and IJ>' 2nd 20s; nomination 3s. Cycling. Novice Handicap, one mile, let 30s, iJiii 10s; nomination 2s. One Mile, open, Ist 80s, 2nd 20s, 3rd 10»; nomination 2s, acceptance 2s. One Mile and a-half, open, of £9 Ha, Ist SOs and Messrs E. Reynolds acd Co.'s £4 4s trophy), 2nd 20s, 3«d 10s; nomination 3s, acceptance 2t. DOMINION WHEEL RACE, 2 Mies, „f £2O 5s cash, Ist 280s, 2nd 80s, 3id 355, 4th 10s; nomination 10s, acceptanee 4s. Highland Events. Bagpipe Music, marches, Ist 60s, 2nd 2us; nomination 2s. Bagpipe Music, Strathspeys and Reelt, Ist 80s, 2nd 20s; nomination 2s. Highland Fling in costume, open, Ist 401, 2nd 10a; nomination 2s. Sword Dance in costume, open, Ist 40», 2nd 10s; nomination 2a. Highland Fling for boys under 16, lgt 20s or gold medal, 2nd ss; nomination free. Highland Fling for girls under 16, lat 20s or gold medal, 2nd ss; nomination free. Sword Dance for boya under 16, lai 20s or gold medal, 2nd ss; nomination free. Sword Dance for girls under 10, Ist 20s or gold medal, 2nd ss; nomination free. Reel for boys and girls under 16, 10s for best boy dancer, and 10s for best girl dancer; nomination free. Special Prize {medal) for most points in piping and dancing (adults); presented by Mr. F. J. McLean. NOMINATIONS close on sth February, 1908; Handicaps appear about 17th tebruary. Winners after declaration nay be re-hanjjicapped. Last two years' performances to accompany each nomination, and to be made on the New Zealand Athletic Union forms. If no performances for the last two years, the last five'performances to Ik; given. Competitors for all, except boys' and girls' events, must bo logisteied with some centre or Society alliliated to the New Zealand Athletic Union, or reciprocal body in Australia. Every competitor must be registered by New Zealand Athletic Union. No entry will be received from any person disqualified or suspended by the New Zealand Athletic Union, or from any defaulter. Points in the Caledonian Handicap to count ■'!, 2 and 1. In the event of a tie, run oil' to be over 220 yards. Handicappers—Mr Ulic Shannon, Wei lington, assisted by Mr W. McDonald, Dunedin. JAMES MeLEOD, Secretary F.O. Box 87, New Plymouth.

THE "HARTNETT" PATENT MILKING MACHINE. Has certainly come to stay: there is no room for doubt on that point. They are being installed in all directions. Every plant erected seems to be. the forerunner of fresh orders. Inquiries lead to speedv conviction that the "Ilartnett' bus no equal as a simple, safe, and effective Milking Machine. Its patented improvements are of a very high order, and substantial in character. Those who have used the machines longest are loudest and most frequent in their praises. It will be well for all intending buyers to get their orders promptly booked. The new season is at the doors; delay means trouble and loss when the cow> come in. if fnimers are not ready. Foi full particulars, apply to C. Dahl nnd Co., Ltd., Palmerston North; or TaraChristnias comes every year, and to all of us it conies much quicker evcrv time. Time was when the last week at school seemed an eternity, but nowadays it comes all too quickly. Happy, careless times, thoee school-days. Your boys are passing through the same time now; make 'em as happy as you can; ami what pleases a hoy more than having n nice suit on? l!ememl>er the proud look on your fare when you were a youngster with a new Hiit. Dress your hoy well and he'll be pleased with himself- dress him at "The Kash" and you'll be pleased with yourself, for you'll" get honest, dependable goods there at a moderate figure. They've just landed a lot of Conway suits, and if you want to give the boy a Christmas present, give him one of those; they have them from ]3s 6d to 27s fid. Don't forget the shop—"The Kash," jufit below Nolan's auction mart. Devon-street, New Plymouth.—Advt. A farmer at Ditehling. Sussex, dropped a halfpenny. On searching for it on the road he found a lialf-sorereign.

MILK FEVER IN DAIKY COWS. Copy of letter from Wanganui Chronicle, 22nd December, 1904:—"Sir,—As it may prove useful to other dairy farmera I send you the following:—On the 10th inst. one of my best cows calved, her third calf. On the morning of the 13th she gave me a three-gallon bucket of milk, and looked tip-top. At 3 o'clock that evening, 'coining home from tho paddock I noticed ser body tckel up and her hindquarters stiff. I tried to milk her, but the milk was gone. As the above were indications of milk fever, 1 gave her a dose of Sykcs'e Drench, and remembering that oxygen pumped into the udder was a remedy, I got a Mcycle pump and with the part that fits in the rubber tyre of the bike added, I pumped the four quarters of the udder full of air. We had to support her in the bail while doing this. When we left her out she staggered a few yards and fell down. About twenty minutes afterwards, however, to my surprise she was on her feet again, and much better. By 9 o'clock that night she was resting comfortably. Next morning at 4.30 o'clock she was up and feeding. That evening I got 151bs of milk from her, and she is now back to her usual flow of milk, and as well as she ever was. 1 have now had eighteen years' d'iry farming, and have seen cows die, and cows recover in time, but in this instance the quick recovery was simply marvellous.—l am, etc., J. W. McLarin, Waverley, December 18, 1904." Use only Sykes's Drench, because it is the best. Price Is Gd packet, or 10b INTEREST AWAKENED. Interest awakened everywhere in the marvellous enres of Outs. Burns, and Wounds with Dr. Sheldon's Magnetic Liniment. Price Is Gd and 3s. Obtainable everywhere.

BAND CONTEST SUITS. Q.EO. GRIFFITHS, Merchant Tailor, Devon-street, has already commenced booking orders for Suits for Band Contest week. Intending patrons are requested to place orders as soon , a* convenient. Nobby Suitings ju-ft j opened up. ; GEO. CtRIFFITHS, merchant tailor, DEVON-STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH.