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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 1, 13 July 1914, Page 4

WORKED WOXDERS. "I hare used Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy for years," says Mr* Elizabeth Bingham, Kent street, TcneriiTe, Q. "One of my sons was so bad wit~:i continual colds that I really feared that he would develop consumption. Three booties of , Chamberlain's Cough Remcty worked tueh wonders that I am no longer anxious about hinr When my grandchild bad whooping cough, I ga»v it Chamberlain's Cough remedy, and it was soon free of the distressing conif.iiint." f<M by all chemists and storekeepers. REMOVED nrIEUMATIC PAINS. "I have great faith in Chamberlains" Pain Balm," says Mr S. E. H.incock, J.P, Kapnoda, S.A. "For year* I suffered with Rheumatism in my arms and shoulders, brought on by a chilL Xow an application of ChamVrlain's Pain Balm gives me instant relief and soon removes it. 1 recommend Chamberlain's Pain Balm to all suuerere from Rheumatism." Sold by all chemist* and storekeeper!.

C.W.K. LICHT CAR The most successful in English and Scottish Triib. Price: English cost, £150; pins duty, freight and landing charges, about McMillan & Fredrlc BROADWAY, STRATFORD. «nl<> agents. Write foi particulars and arrange for trial

GOLOSHES QUM BOOTS and AM a Wide waterproof range or wet weather wear. GOLOSHES of the best rubber— Celts' from 6s 9d, Ladies' 4s Bd, Children's from 2s 9d. GUM BOOTS from 12s. OARAGE BOOTS from Its 9d. The "Rnbberhide" Gum Boot, re commended by the Panama canal en- -* aa the best GUM BOOTS Snag proof tops with welted leather soles. Splendid for Sea Boots or river work. Knee or hip height. CLOGS AND STARf.K HOOTS. Aw just a few samples of the kind of footwear we keep for men of every trade. We cater for every need and provide for every purse, and our stock is the largest in Taranaki. McEWEN BROS., QUALITY SHOE STORE, j«W PLYMOUTH. 'Phone 201

W MER FEED FOR DAIRY COWS A CHAT WITH DAIRYMEN. Wbat are you doing to KEEP YOUR BAIBY COWS IX MILK! Have vou realised tnat a skilful system of feeding jrtH keep your herd in milking condition throughout the Winter months? You •koold consider these questions now, for BndoubtedJy the feeding of cows on this *ood will result in a good supply of MILK RIGHT THROUGH THE WIN TEB, and repay you handsomely. Bualon ciuten Food Very nutritious, all corn, highly digestttJe. The 1910 'World's Champion" four to fire years Jersey cow, fed roainly an Gluten Meal, vielded 14.373 POUXDS OF MILK, testing over 100.51b of Butter. Relying <B the magnificent results given by Ghrten Feed, we have specially imported s am* 11. shipment, and we particularly ttk you to give this splendid Food atriaL Circulars post free on application Di UOtb BAGS. 16/- PER BAG NIMMO & BLAIR SPECIALISTS IX FARMERS' SUPPLIES, i DUKEDIS. '