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Taranaki Daily News, 6 October 1916, Page 2

Smart Ties for Spring! New shipments have come to hand featuring the latest novelty designs and colorings which are decidedly attractive and smart; WE HAVE TIES FOR EVERY TASTEand indeed our present display is one of the best we have ever made. Our broad end ties at 1/-, 1/6, 1/9, 2/-, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6. comprise the smartest designs of the season and the best qualities, EARLY INSPECTION INVITEDi F. PLUMTREE, EP. -.-...vr...;..-...- ■ NEW PLYMOUTH.

Thoughtful Dairymen who work to obtain the maximum of profit from their Dairy Hards, know from practical experience that it pays to systematically drench each cow after calving with SYKES'S DRENCH. 'Read what a Prominent Jersey Breeder says: • Amongst the most prominent and successful breeders of jersey cattle in New Zealand, Mr. E. GRIFFITHS, of the Honeyfield Jersey Farm, near New Plymouth, has long been counted. The New Zealand Government recently purchased from Mr. Griffiths a handsome bull to head their pedigtee Jersey herd at the Ruakura Farm of Instruction. Though troubled with abortion four years ago, he says "he has not suffered a single loss since using Sykes's Drench and Abortion Powders and Drench, Before and after calvine •very flow Is drenched, and later on before service the cows are treated with Abortion Powders." 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 DRENCH ANNUAL-FREE I Write for it.

Cream of Tartar Used Every Month QUALITY UNCHANGED Though the war has increased the price of Cream of Tartar, it is still the staple ingredient in Edmonds' "Sure-to-Rise" Baking Powder. The quality and purity of "Sure4o-Rise" have not been changed in the least. ireimni (Pure Cre?jm of Tartar) Baking Powder —iS superior to all other brands'. Edmonds" costs more simply because Cream of Tartar, costs more. It is just the same good l "Sure-to-Rrse" Baking Powder as ever it was —not one bit different. Continue using it, it will continue to please. Write for our "Free Cookery Book" to-day Edmonds' Baking PdWdfcr W6rk6 CHRISTCHURCH

In the days when every penny must be atched, ute the <| rTips. . 'I JJEW PLYMOUTH HIDE, SHEEPSKIN WOOL and TALLOW SALES. HIDES, CALFSKINS. SALES EVERY FOUR WEEKS. NEXT SALE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1916. Consignments received between sale at any time during working hours. Advice Cards and address labels on application. Good competition assured, L. A. NOLAN & CO. KEW PLYMOUTH. Hide Store, Gill Street. WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW SALES. NEXT SALE- '4 '■ IUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 101 G. CTienfs are' particularly requested to forward consignments early. Small consignments will be received at PRODUCE SHEBSy SffV PLYMOUTH, iMid will be forwarded to Stratford- for fife, where'veMoff clfe r'efy'oit their pro dace meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING REMOVAL NOTICE. -. & JOE JENKINSON, Car Painter, etc., has removed from his premises in Gill Street to Brougham Street Hall. The hall has been trar.aftr.ned ir.to the moat up-to-date car renovating shop in town. Clients can de -nd on full satis--IST g FARMERS' CO-OIP. BACON & * : " ' -MEAT-PACKING CO., LTD. RECEIVING DATES OKATO—Monday 18. WAlTA'RA—Tuesday 19. IXC LE WOOD—Wednesday 20. J. W. BURKE, Eltbam. J. MARRA, Stratford. C. T. ARNOLD, Hawera. JfHOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS (Australasia, Ltd.) J. H. BUTCHER, Stratford. WOODVTLLE JJACON QO., ]VTD Will not be receiving pigs during .>' 'August. j. Gk&ik J. YAKDLE, Stratford'. THE INGLEWOOD COOPERATIVE BACON CURING CO., LTD. THE above Company will receive Pigs as under during the month of October:— At the Factory—Every Wednesday. Tariki—Mondays, 2, 16, and 30. Smart Road—Tuesdays 3, 17, and 31. Waitara—Mondays, 9 and 23. Midhirst—Tuesdays. 10 and U- -- Toko—Mondays, 2,16, and 31 « 4clm—Monday, 23.