THINK IT OVER.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 107, 27 April 1908, Page 2

THINK IT OVER.

Sorely good old Bnndle was not ere- i ated to be an expense to her owner; bat many cons' owners seem to think ' so. We trust yon are not one of this dass. If yon are, ask yourself these questions: Am I giving my cows a >, square deal? Am I securing all the ' wealth their milk contains, or am I deliberately waiting a" big part of it? If ' yon rre not using an "Alfa-Uival" cream separator yon are wasting from 2a to '*> per eent. of your milk profits. Every separator-user—and there are hundreds of thousands of them—will tell you the same thing. Why not take steps at - once to secure an "Alia Laval'' cream separator, the machine that all others are compared by. Butter prices are high, and will oe still higher this winter. If yon bay bow, the separator will pay for itself before the spring, so why delay the matter! It means just so much money bat if you do. Catalogue "T'' ' mailed free. Sole Mew Zealand agents. Mason, Strothers and Co., Ltd., Main street, Palmerston North. E. Griffiths ' and Co., New Plymouth, local agents. ' Tlie AJLC Boot Company are holding '. their annual disposing sale. A few price*: Gents* gUee Ud bate, 10s M per pair; chrome ball, light, 9a 6d; chrome shooters, heary, 13s 6d; boys' chrome sals, 7s 3d; ma's carpet slippers, 2ar«d; d'hdier glaee batten boots, 10s &> {glace * ahee*. button, Si M felt slippers, 10d,- ! ; carpet flippers, Is; children's slippers .-felt, 7d per pair; football boots (hard ;[ toes). 10s 3d; the famous Allßluk *. with waterproof toes, stubbs as orders. ': v with or without heels; gents' plioot-rs , (heavy), 7s Bd, 10s 6d; gents' balmorsß U7»W.IH M: stockya.-d knee boots. All f*7fHo&r (treitly reduced. Call early. ■- A-BA Boot Company, Devon-street.— rSMrt. ~f, ■ '— - - ■'-"•