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THE DOTRYIK'S PROFIT* Lies in the Health of his Cowa^ A. healthy cow means a regular profit. An unhealthy cow means not only a profitless cow, but an expense as well—expense in care , ana time, and expense in medicines. Every dairyman knows that to be a truthful statement. We know that a dose of The Davies White Drench given according to directions, before and after calving, means a well and healthy cow. It means an easy time for the cow, and a quick return to full and regular milking— more profit for the owner. The Davies White Drench may be obtained from all dealers in dairymen's supplies, or post free from the manufacturers for the amount in stamps. Price 1/6. Sou, Manufacturers : THE DAVIES PHARMACY (Late Hean), AVENUE, WANGANUI. 9 CASH FOR OLD METAL, ETC. TONES AND CO., Clyde Quay, WeiJ lington, aro CASH BUYERS of above. Highest price given for Zinc, Brass, Copptr, Lead, P©wter, etc. Also of metal drosses. All communications promptly attended to *M«»0<»»«H»»»»t»»»»»»e»>aHK \ pure jams. f GOLDEN EAGLE, f 9 3/ 1O par dox. lib tin*. • 1 CROWN BRAND, ¥ T 3/9 pep dox. lib tins. 5 • 3 tins foi* 1s« 2 * ST. GEORGE, X § lib Tins sd. • 2 21b Tins lOd. * $ 2£K>s, Glass Jars, ass*. 1/2. f $ X BRAND, A ± lib Tins 6d. T f 21b Tins 11d. f ft 2^ibs Glass Jars, asst. 1/S. X 1 STRAWBERRY JAMS. | ± ST. GEORGE. T ¥ 2£lbs, Glass Jars, 1/6. • A English, lib, Glass Jars, 1/1 ± | „ 2£lbs „ I/O 1 I CAPE GOOSEBERRY JAM. | f FURNESS & Co., 2 A 2£lbs, Glass Jars, 1/8. X I MARMARLADE. f 1 ST. GEORGE. f f lib Tins 6d. ■ 2 2} lbs, Glass Jars, 1/4" f T X BRAND, 5 ■ 2£t'bs l Glass Jars, 1/6. 2 I KEILLERS, lib Tins Bd. T 1 PURE HONEY. | S X BRAND, 2Jib Jars 1/8. I Z ST. GEORCE „ 1/6. f 9 EMPIRE, 11b Jars 1/6. m 2 „ 11b Tins Bd. £ f „ 2lb Tins 1/2. f IGroves'Gash Store! I Avenue. I YEGETABIE LiVER PILLS. The cure for Biliousness, Constipation, Flatulence, and Indigestion are effective. They cure, and do it pleasantly and easily. Wilton's Vegetable Liver Pills are purely vegetable. ri!hey contain no calomel or any other injurious ingredient, but nature's remedies in a concentrated convenient form. One little pill at night gives great results ; it clears out impurities. 1/6 a box. When you have a cough or a cold try a bottle of WILTON'S O.K. SYRUP, i* W*N- you g°°d« it cures coughs and drives colds out. 1/6 a bottle at WILTON'S PHARMACIES, 33, Victoria Avenue, Telephone 45. 46. River Bank, Telephone 218 WANGANUI, or from your storekeeper. 19 woolonlyT These are days of adulteration and substitution. Pure wool garments are scarce—scarcer thun some folk imagine. When you are looking for real woollen goods, come to me. There is no "just as good" with my woollens—they are the genuine product from the sheep's back. Of course I sell cheaper grades to those who want them, but most people avoid mixtures after experience of the real stuff. I carry full stocks of Britannia Unshrinkable Underwear, the most reliable underwear in the world. Britannia Close-woven Combinations Extra good quality 10/6 Others, 5/- and 7/Britannia Close-woven Singlits«PMts (For Men) First quality, 8/6 Others, 4/9 and 5/Mtn's Wool Shirts, all sizit Beautiful Texture, 8/3 Coarser makes, 3/- and 4/8 Ladies' All-Wool Stockings Plain & Ribbed, 1/6 & 1/9 pair Extra Special line, 2/4 pair Men's All-Wool Sox Tip-top value, 1/6 pair Others, 1/4 pair All-Woo! Serges Splendid Wearing Material! 1/6,1/9, 2/2, to 3/9 yard White Colonial Flannels Overstocked in these. Price cut to lOd Blankets— scotch, single, ii/e ~ double 17/9 Colonial, single 15/3 „ double 25/Colonial extra, large 32/J. MCFARLANE, Direct Importer of Woollens, VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI.

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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12629, 17 October 1905, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12629, 17 October 1905, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12629, 17 October 1905, Page 6

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