Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 24 July 1916, Page 2

Desirable Rain coats and Overcoats at P. PLUMTREE'S. The ivi.le choice ana pveriVMS.. values which we oiler in Hen's Overcoats and Raincoats, are certain to please every man who studies appearance combined with economy. OUR 810 VALUE IS REXOWNED! We have scores of ideal Overcoats and Raincoats, all marked at the beat value prices, IT IS TIME NOW TO CHOOSE YOURS! NEW PLYMOUTH, Every thoughtful dairyman Is now buying I a supply of Sykes's Dironch ready for use. HE LEAVES NOTHING) "TO OHANOB." WHAT ARE YOU DOSMQ? j ARE YOU TO RISK IT? IB If you expect the best rc--11 J suits from your Dairy Herd, you must be guided by the experience of successful Dairymen, who systematically drench their cowa after calving with. •3fc?if£S It costs Bd. to Drench, a Cow. Price: 16/° doz. Packets, or 1/6 a Packet. Better buy it by the dozen. SOLD EVERYWHERE. Each Packet of SYKES'S DRENCH contains enough for two doses. SYKES'S DRENOH ANNUAL-FREE I Write for it. H. E. McGOWAN, Experimental Grower, Willowbridge, South Canterbury, Cwt. Sack. EARLY ROSE ....„-„....,-.. j2/6 207BEAUTY HEBRON 12/6 20/EARLY PURITANS 11/- 18/*DALHOUSIE 13/6 22/*A new variety, first early, blight register and limy cro McGowan writes this is the early potato he has planted. ROBIN ADAIR 12/6 20/. MAORI CHIEF 15/- 24/CAMEKEEPER 9/6 15/6 IRISH WHITE ROCKS 10/6 17/IRISH RED ROCKS 9/6 15/6 SPECIAL QUOTATION'S FOR QUANTITIES. X.B.—Seed Potatoes will be scarce this yenr, particularly e.trly v varieties, so please order early. SOLE TARAXAKI AOEXT NEW PLYMOUTH. Grocer and General Merchant. 'Plione 207, Ouotations far prime table potatoes, pollard, bran, arain, grow' ceries, etc., on application. I IF YOU WRAP Cash Register in the customer's parcel;you know you get every penny. Protect Yourself and temptation. These Cost more than Nationals! Write at once for our 1910 Booklet, No. 4 W5 m mm m r»S l^iii]iii»iiiiiiiu»iiiiiinniiiiiiii^iniiuiuiiii)iiiiiuiiminiimiinimmmiiimu»mmiia 1 What Grandad used Grandad used Bonninglon's because it was the most effective cold-cure available. He found that sneezing, coughing, sore — ' throat and hoarseness could all be stopped by the soothing, "pleasant-to-ga; take" Bonninglon's. Kih^lLYrtriTfiMl IRISH MOSS r " ' «r still holds pride of place. What it accomplished in the "sixties" for folks it will do for you to-day. Ask for Bonninglon's at your chemist's or store.