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Taranaki Daily News, 16 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 smarts WE HAVE TIES FOR EVERY TASTE—end indeed our present display is one of the best W8 have ever made. Our broad end ties at 1/-, 1/6, 1/9, 2/-, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6. :omorise the smartest designs of the season and tha best qualities, JiAiSLi' INSPECTION i-NVi.ir.uj, F. PLUMTREE, OUTFITTER, NEW PLYMOUTH.

? * are y° u 9°' n 9 g ' /re you K»lng to "chanoe it," or are you going to atart a now oy*tem? • - CALVING SEASON. Every D«irymsn knowi the most criticil period In the health of« dabyW/ U «t calvinf time. and cows not properly attended to then qive !h! beat reiulta later on. THINK IT OVER I It will cost Bd. to drench a cow with SYKES'S DRENCH. Price, is/- dot. Packet* or 1/6 a Packet. Seller buy It by the doieo. Sold evtrywhere. Thousand* of practical Dairymen ule SYKES'S DRENCH titer calving BECAUSE it makes eowa clean quickly in the natural w*y, thui preventing Catarrhal Discharges and the after effect* which are apt to result tn Contagious Abortion, Milk Fever, Mammltls, Etc. If you are in the dairy* ing business you will find SYKEB 8 DRENCH an absolute neeeasUy.

The fl/lodern Face Verriee and fatigue such u used to be sustained with little sign of suffering now often set a mark upon faces to young to be scarred with lines of care. In ihe days of less strenuous life faces kept young. Nerves exhausted by the speed and hurry of modern lift allow the signs to show. Saund, aell-nounshed nerves hear uorry, overwork and tnxiety. When then thing* begin tc caute fatigue, deprejiion and lassitute, it is time to give th* nerves a Utile special Jood. Uadical authority justifies a stern warning against drugs, and strongly recommends the use of TO the M/ydOiffivS (Tautt farj XnySttW the BrftUh Nerve Faod with the Published Formula. Hie Britfsli foort-product Sanagen, prepared according to the German patent specification (expired 1912) for Sanatogen, is distinguished from certain other alleged substitutes for Sanatogen by the fact that an exact certified analysis is printed on every packet of Sanagen. Such an analysis is an indispensible guarantee. Nerve foods should not contain sugar< and those of this character, purporting to replace Sanatogen, which cake in the packet and form hard lumps, do contain 6ugar. The published analysis of Sanagen shows it to be more than equal to the superseded German proprietary Sanatogen, in place of which Sanagen should be exclusively used. Medical Mm and Nurses will be supplied free with a full* sized package of Sanagen, as a sample, on application to tiie Agents ior Casein, Ltd., Box 118, G.P.0., Wellington. Sanagen is sold by all Chemists. CC£?eS The following is the result of the Analyses of Sanagen, performed at the Virol Research Laboratories— Sanatogen 10-6 £ 100-0 3-3595, . . Phosphoric Acid in Ash . 22*55 • Equivalent to Sod Glycero-phosphat® • 9-28' It will be seen that Sanagen is richer in phosphatea than the Sanatogen, and contains less moistare, aad i opinion is the better preparation of the two. Malte PICS! PIGS! PICS! PICS! PICS! PIGS!

BORTHWICK AND SON'S (Australasia, Ltd.) J. H. BUTCHER, Stratford. PIGS! PIGS! PIGS! gACON QO., £TD Will not be receiving pigs during August. J. WOOLDRIDGE, Okato. J. YANDLE, Stratford. THE IXGT.EWOOI) CO-OPER '"""" BACON CURING CO., LTD. 'JHE above Company will receive Pigs as under during the month of October:— At the Factory—Every Wednesday. Tariki—Mondays, 2, it), and 30. Smart Road—Tuesdays 3, 17, and 31. Waitara—Mondays, !) and 23. Midhirst—Tuesdays, 10 and 24 Toko—Mondays, 2, IG, and 30. Douglas—Monday, 23. TJRENUI-WAITARA-New PLYMOUTH MOTOR COACH SERVICE. Leaves— Urenui 8 a.m. for New Plymouth. Waitara 9.15 a.m. and 1.15 a.m. foi New Plymouth. Leaves New Plymouth (Hookham's Corner) — 11 a.m. for Waitara. 3 o'clock for Waitara and Urenui. Writara—4.3o for Urenui, Parcels and Messages to Criterion Garage. "Phone 139. ARTHUR J. SMITH, Proprietor, ' W. S. COBHAM. UNDERTAKER. NEW PLYMOUTH. Mortuary Chapel: Courtenay Street. IPhamJ'ilt .ibraw. euurfc.

N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. BACON & ' 'MEAT-PACKING CO., LTD. RECEIVING DATES FOR OCTOBER—OKATO —Monday, IG. MOTUROA— I Tuesday, 17. IXGL EWOOD—Wediiesda y, 18. WAITARA—Mondav, '23. SMART Ro4.D—Tuesday, 24. IXULEWOOD—Wednesday, -23. TOKO—IB, 30.. MIDHIRST—I7. 31. STRATFORD—!S, 25 DOUGLAS—23. TARIKI—24. Local Agent: is. T). STONE, New Plymoutl' J. W. BURKE, Eltham. J. MARRA. Stratford. C. T. ARNOLD, Ha',vera. 7SJEW PLYMOUTH HIDE, SHEEPSKIN WOOL and TALLOW SALES. HIDES, CALFSKINS. SALES EVERY FOUR WEEKS. NEXT SALE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1918. Consignments received between sale at any time daring working hours. Advice Cards and address labels on application. Good competition assured. L. A. NOLAN & CO. NEW PLYMOUTH Hide Store, Gill Street. IJARANAKI WOOL, SHEEPSKIN, HIDE AND TALLOW SALES. i NEXT SALE—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1910. Clients are particularly requested to forward consignments early. Small consignments will be received at PRODUCE SHEDS, NEW PLYMOUTH, and will be forwarded to Stratford for sale, where vendors can rely on their pro duce meeting FULL COMPETITION. NEWTON KING