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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 151, 2 December 1914, Page 7

WHO WEAR

The Derby Suit* n.B. COTS WOLDS are tlio suits of the moment, being unequalled for stylo iiiil quality. mnsa of choi «e Tweeds breeches. 6 01 knick< * PMCES, 18/6, 22/6, 27/0, 35/. up New Zealand » Clothing Factory

. MAXWELL €&RS.; LUIS .Machine for Work *k<l AppefcraWv PRICE £250 ' Bm ilHKore ),:a«ia K your Onto.; aal 01&JSC8 of Motor iiuij'iu-(er!uj> U niiertaJcaa. We guvftrttm all Y/.htl. Vqleaniniup r. Spt.isa.ltv rtmwE&SJSiZgJzjZ »*'•»* ** W..8. LAfJEY & CO. ' OlOTiatrv. 40TOK GaIUGB HAMWT STItKT Tho ßa tf» SW PiMOOTI,

m m '■" Si "THE CALVES AND PlGs GET. IT ANYHOW." ARGUMENT WON'T DO This argument is only an excuse for bad work—its results are disastrous; ar the old saying that 'if a thing is worth dning at all it is worth doing well," still holds good. Milk separation at Homo is an interesting job; it's an easy" job, a clean job, a profitable job, as any ALFA-LAVAL man will tell you. Butter-fat at 1/- per lb—■ Expensive Pig Feed. A boy can work it; no heating up of Si(>ni inilk; no time lost; and any farm* I or desirous of knowing just what a pro"table acquisition a separator is need only compare the cheques issued to those who do and those who do not work along these up-to-date lines. Let us show you an ALFA-LAVAL—there's none better, as over 00 per cent, of the world's dairymen show. Savo those Shillings BUY AN ALFA-LAVAL E. GRIFFITHS- & CO. AiPA-LAVAIi AGENTS KEW PLYMOUTH.

GENUINE SEEDLESS. GENUINE SEEDLESS. KOEFOED'S TOMATO g A XJ C AWARDED Ist I'RIZE at AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. THE SAUCE THAT IS GOOD AND KEEPS GOOD. TAIIANAKI AGENTS: BURGESS, FRASSR & C NEW PLYMOUTH.

All Out -of - Doors Invites your odak! Hake the most of the rammer sunshine) keep s record of every happy outing. There's a new pleasure in every phase of photography—pleasure in the taking, pleasure in the finishing, but most of all, pleasure in possessing piotures of the placed and people that YOIT are interested in. And it is all very simple by the Kodak system—so simple that even the ohildren can and do make good pictures. No dark room for any part of the work-not even when you do your own developing and printing. And it's less expensive than you think. There are Kodaks' from 30/0 up and Brownies (they work like Kodaks) from.6/* to 03/-. Ask your dealer or write us for free illustrated oatalogne Of K<bda)ei and Brownies. ; » wC, •« ■■■' -*r