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Taranaki Daily News, 7 August 1915, Page 4

Ladies' Glace Derby Shoes, fitted ces and rubber heels, 9/11. Ladies' Chrome Leglets, 10/6 Girl's Chrome Leglets, 7/9 Men's Marlow's Durux Sole, Welted, Cookham's, worth 35/-, now 28/0. Territorial Boots, as supplied to Kitchener's Army, 21/- - The Humanised * Mechanism THE LATEST WORD IN PLAYER-PIANOS THE HOST SENSITIVE AND INSTANTANEOUS CHAPPELL PLAYER-PIANO The only player having direct wind impulse and while simplicity itself in construction, gives the most complete control, thus ensures the performer the utmost power of expression. To quote a local musician's opinion "It fulfils the highest expectations." On view at IMPORTERS NEW PLYMOUTH CALL AND TRY. HELPFUL BOOKS

FOR FARMERS. TURNERS 01? TARAXAKI WOULD DO WELL TO IXSPECT BOASE'S STOCK OF BOOKS. If a few shillings spent, it would he amply rewarded for knowledge gained from the following: The Business of Dairying, hy C. L Cs Od> post 4i/.d. I The Science and Practice of Cheese-

making, by Van Slykc Publow, 9s. post C<l. Modern Methods of Testing Milk and Milk Products, by Van Slykc, 4s 6d, post 3d. Cattle Breeds and Management, by \V. Ilousman, 4s. Bd, post 4'/ 2 d. The Sheep, by G. Amatagc, 3s. Gd, post 3d. Gardening in New Zealand, by M. Murphy, 4s Gd, post 4%d. Profitable Dairying, by C. L. Peck, 4s. post 3d. The New Zealand Farmer's Account Book. 9s. post 4'A.d. SPACE BEIKO ONLY--LIMITED, We can only mention a few from our huge stock. YOUR ENQUIRIES APPRECIATED. F. J. BOASE AND CO., HIGH STREET, HAWERA, The Farmers' Booksellers and Stationers

Calving time is a critical' period with your cows. Make certain of them "coming in" in the best of health by using Sykes's Drench at calving time. SYKES DRENCH:—Cleanses the cow after calving and turres up the digestive organs. SYKES DRENCH:—WiII prevent Milk Fever and Mammitis, two dread scourges. .SYKES DRENCH:—WiII cure' Colds, Fevers, Inflammation Red Water, Turnip and Mangold Sickness. SYKES DRENCH: —Will put money in your pocket. Use it now—delay means loss. 1/6 packet 16/- doien. ALL STORES OR DIRECT FROM A. E. SYKES, NEW PLYMOUTH. bodily and mental di.-ecmfort or to successfully defies medical aid as infiucn.'.a, and 110 medicine that will give such prompt relief as Chamberlain's Coujili Remedy. When this medicine is taken th* pain in the chest disappears, Ihe fever subsides and the whole body bees more comfortable. There is no | danger of pneumonia when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is taken at the fir ghttuistt ud storekeeper