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Taranaki Daily News, 18 February 1919, Page 6

AMBURY'S For the warmer days and holidays, Dainty Under* /clothing and silk hose (black, white and all colors.)! latest plain and floral Voiles, Fujis and silk Eolienaes. Silk Taffeta Coats and Costumes. Crepe, Embroidered Voile and Silk Blouses. Smartest Millinery and Motor Veils. Dents Kid and Wasinhg Gloves, Bathing Costumes and Caps. Lever Bros. Soap, and large Towels. Men's and Boys' Outfits for the hot weather* Everybody who buys at Ambnry'a can enjoy themselves . because they, have not paid too dear, for; anything Ambury's Ltd. Two shops New Plymouth* Milkers Wanted and no Labour Available. THE FARMERS' Milking Machine SOLVES THE PROBLEM! EFFICIENT MILKING AT MINIMUM COST. 2-COW PLANT, £IOO oom^SSJ mH \ £IOO Terms: 12 Months . . . . £llO. TESTIMONIAL. . MESS' MILKING PLANT (3-cow) which yon installed at my place last August. The pknt has run without a hitch all through the season; it has been easy on the cows and has mil ked very clean, there being every little stripping required. I think your machine is out on its own for simplicity of design; there is practically nothing to get out of order, and it is very easily cleaned . I lave had a number of neighboring farmers to see it, and I think they have all been surprised to note the absence of vacuum pumps, tanks, etc. The inventor of this machine has evidently worked on the right lines, and I wish the- company every success.—Yours faithInglewood, June 7. • (Signed) C. J. ALLEMANN. Catalogues and Testimonials on application f r om the FARMERS' MILKING MACHINE CO. (Taranatf). LTD. Corner Princess and High street, Hawera. Telephone 424. Cooking for Invalids JN sickness, even more than Q.LAXO is invaluable as a m health, it is essential to food for invalids—it is study the diet. The recovery rich in the proteid, carbohyof many invalids is seriously drates and fat so essential to handicapped by the poor rebuild health, strength and quality nourishment given weight. The nourishing casthem even in homes of einogen, difficult of digestion plenty. The patient's "fight- by the delicate stomach, is ing force" is not augmented broken up by the Glaxo proby the proper food and some- cess of manufacture into light, times disease wins when flaky, digestible particles, nature, properly reinforced by easy of complete absorption the right nourishment, would by the weakest invalid, have conquered. Fmr Influenza and Few Patlents-Fortlly the usual milk diet with Ulaxo. You thereby increase the amount of proteid carbohydrate and tat given the patient. '*—Fortify the usual milk diet with the amount of proteid carbohydrate , . , ... arkably elective inducing sound restful ileep. tFfTmb«rcaloKt-Vtc Glaxo freely in the diet of tubercular patients. It is germ-free and supplies the nutritious milk elements that assist ' the system in fighting the disease. Stapt, Baahaaa mnd Brothi are made far more nutritious and appetisinc by the addition of ana nMmvnhl »< r.l. . l Ti,.. etc HUoco is simply the solids of rich pure milk with extra cream and sugar. It contains no added cane sugar and should always be inatareh and cane sugar. Ask your Doctor! For INVALIDS AND CONVALESCENTS Jl%, »H, •/- Tint »/ all ChtmUU and Sltru

For Wounded Returned Soldiers Church of England Institute, Rotorua r :__ o . Ro(Jm M , iar< j Ro(| . —, Jun verandah, devcted to the, Wounded and Sick Soldiert recup Upwards of 5,000 morning and «{< ovided free during each month and benefit of retumid at Rotorua. temi and supper* ara THEY HAVE DONE THEIR BIT KEEP ON DOING YOURS Send jroar nbicriptioni to carry en this and sianlar work elsewhere U Tin Klitarj Affairs CtauuttM, 20 Malgrare Street, WeifiaftM