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Taranaki Daily News, 1 November 1919, Page 3

It will pay ladies to visit Eltham to see the window display of lovely spring millinery and summer wear now showing at Sliipton's Corner. Pretty hats, up-to-date in fashion and designed for immediate wear. To visit Shipton's is a short cut to economy.—Advt. If you contemplate purchasing a motor cycle see H. J. Kain, High Street, Hawera, agent for the Reading Standard, the finest production of American workshops. He stocks everything in the motor cycle line, and in all repair work ho guarantees an honest job. A WTiter in the Sydney Mail says:— "I have never been able to understand why more of our farmers don't go in for pigs, which, as you know, multiply more quickly than any other domestic animals, and are ready for market at an earlier age. Breeding sows, too, are not cxpensive to keep; except when they are Hearing the farrowing period they actually cost less than any other kind of farm stock.' Nor doe 3 a man already establislied on his block need much more capital to branch out into the pig business. Climate is an important matter with pigs. Here we have it at about its bes!, nice and warm, with plenty of sunshine to frighten ■ away disease. Of course, there are many ways of keeping jil.ys; but I prefer the system that makes tiie pigs keep me. And always iemeuilic;< that the pig is just as dirty as you nnut him. The more he is neglected the moi L objectionable he becomes; the more earn you take of him, the more clean you wut.j find him. I have seen some bad-tem-pered, unmanageable brutes in my life; but the well-bred pig as we know him here is as good-tempered, as intelligent, and as easily harried as a milch cow.'' THE LURKING FOB. Disease germs lurk in dust, ami enter tho body through the pores. Bath daily with Rexona Soap, a medicated toilet soap that- preserves the complexion. Pries Ift 6d per tablet. ObiMubl* awfwbot*.