Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 81, 26 September 1911, Page 4

'•The human side of tlio rural lile problem to make tin- career of tlio farmer and the career of the . t'ann laborer as attractive and remunerative as corresponding careers in the city." These words of Mr. Roosevelt apply to fanning everywhere. The Uidd .Milking Machine makes the dairy farmer's lot: more pleasant and 'profitable. It possesses a teat cup that imitates the haildmilking principle so naturally that cows readily permit their udders to be emptied. Thus, the fanner gets-every ounce- of profit possible from his milkers. Mr. \V. K. Clark, of l.iehlield, is so well satisfied that he writes::—'The Kidd Machine and Watt's I given mo entire sntisf: to give you another or nlant for next season. Engine have on. I intend for a similar For full partitulars please apply to Xewton King v THE UKEAT COUGH CUIIK. ITS REMARKABLE SALE OF OYER 70,000 BOTTLES ANNUALLY. The remarkable demand created for TUSSICURV, the Great 0011211 and Cold Cure, to the extent of over 70,001) bottles throughout New Zealand alone for last. Year, is due not so much to judicious advertising as to the wonderful purity, safety, and efficacy of the medicine itself. Tt simply stands alone as a certain cure for coughs, colds. bronchitis, iisthina, -whooping cough, influenza, and till sliest and lung troubles, Tussieura nKW'Miil ihc-t thio.it. and lung n , 1, ,nl| .is n pel ful luntiis for 10. i- aii.' colds. All theiilists ami sto.is, Is fid, 2s Od. 4s Od. FOl rheumatism, backache, fnrenehe, jcarache, neuralgia, and other muscular pnins nothing can equal WITCH'S OIL, HA».-i*iMi*rt*HP