Page 7 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 14 September 1920, Page 7

MAKE YOUR MONEY FROM FEWER ACRES The one remedy for the high cost of labor is to make every acre produce more. A bigger yield of grass, roots, rape or grain per acre means a lower cost per ton. By using the right kind of fertiliser you can make your money from fewer acres or' make more money from your present acreage. USE "TUP NON-ACID MANURES} RICH IN BASIC PHOSPHATES. "TUT NON-ACID MANURES have a high tricalcie phosphate M analysis. r ~~ Phosphate is the greatest root stimulant in the world, encourS. aging a rapid and vigorous root growth without which no success- * yt ful plant life can be expected. * A Basic is the reverse or opposite of super—it means a. phos- .' /I'' phate in its best form. All local soils are acid (or sour) in thsir na- l * ture. '"TUT* Basic Phosphate tends to sweeten them. It adds no I. , | acid to them as Super does, because the nature of "TUI" non-acid '•*'■-* I manures is the reverse or opposite of super. J "TUI" non-acid manures are ground, specially fine, and are therefore quickly dissolved in the soil to become promptly available as food for yqur grass. MIXING is positively perfect! No shovel, shoot or hopper is good enough for "Tui" Basic Phosphate. Every ton is '" drum-mixed —turned over and over some hundreds of'times in a huge and slowly revolving steel drum, ■■• TUI" BASICS APE MANURE: -> , ' «TUI" BASIC GRAIN MANURE: / £l3 7s Bd on trucks FeUding; "TUI" BASIC TURNIP MANURE: f bagged, 16'» to the ton. ' •TUI" BASIC GRASS MANURE: ) All sold with Government guaranteed analysis. Your storekeeper or merchant can supply or procure "TUI" nonjcid manures for you. Accept no substitutes because there is nothing exactly like it. . IF UNABLE TO PROCURE, WRITE DIRECT <TO—HODDER & TOLLEY Box SO <sss& HAWERK. 3® iVSZu '■.'fv>\ K r '.i »,■:■■ ii s»r* mrm 1 m HWt: . i 111 m 4-a uKI Cures Sore and Cracked Teats PREVENTS Cow Pox, Eczema of the Milkers' Hands. 2 pound tin Pound tin PREVENTS Mammitis, Sore Teats and Inflamed Udders. I SYKES'S ANIMOL should be kept on hand by every | farmer, as it heals inflamed udders, wounds, cuts, etc. | Prevents sore teats due to hot, windy and dry weather. | Antiseptic—Soothing—Healing | TRY IT ON THE COW! From all Stores or post free from A. E. SYKES, Veterinary Chemist. New Plymouth.

Some very encouraging and interesting reports have been received by the Women Prisoners' Welfare League concerning the Clinton Farms at New Jersey, U.S.A., where large numbers of women prisoners have received good farm and domestic training, which has led them to become capable people, quite able to earn their own living, which perhaps they were unable to do respectably when committed to prison. ' The life at these farms is made normal, as far as possible, and amusement •of a healthy kind forms part of the plan, which is working wonderfully well. A point of advantage consists in the fact that the girls and women are under sympathetic observation, and any who show special aptitude for one kind or another of work receive extra training so as to develop them on the best lines. The farm produce is sold, if not required in the upkeep, and the earnings for a year' totalled 12,552 dollars; appropriation, SOOO dollars; and profits, 4552 dollars.