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| THE DRIRYHIfIHS PROFIT' Lies In the Health of his Cows. A. healthy cow means a regular profit. An unhealthy cow means not only a profitless cow, but an expense as well —expense in care and 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 ia stamps. Price 1/6. Solf Manufacturers : THE DAVIES PHARMACY (I,ate Hean), AVENUE, WANGANUI. 9 WOOL OMLY~ These are days of adulteration ' and substitution. Pure wool garments are scarce—scarcer thun some I 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 Singlets* Puts (For Men) First quality, 8/6 Others, 4/9 and 5/- ---: Man's Wool Shirts, all sizis Beautiful Texture, 8/3 Coarser makes, 3/" and 4/6 Ladies' All-Wool Stockings Plain & Ribbed, 1/6 & 1/9 p«lr Extra Special line, 2/4 pair Men's All-Wool Sox ! Tip-top value, 1/6 pair Others, 1/4 pair Ail-Wool Serges Splendid Wearing MaterUli i/6,1/9, 2/2, to 3/ft yard White Colonial Flannels ' Overstocked in these. Price cut to lOd ' Blankets—scotch, single, n/e ; double 17/9 ; Colonial, single 15/3 , „ double 2.5/- < 8 Colonial extra, large 32/« i {'.J.NCFARLANE, ! Direct Importer of Woollens, I VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUJ. Your Summer Suit -You'll want something neat, stylish, well-made, up-to-date. Most people go to the WHITE Shop. Suppose you give NEVEl_jlflA~N a trial? Then your suit will be a pleasure to you all Summer, SUITS £3/15, £4, £4/5, £4/10 TO £510. Victoria Avenue, o Wanganui. WANGANUI ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS AND OTHERS T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN— Ii I have pleasure in informing yoi that I ai» a candidate for the relief o your sufferings. I fully appreciate tin great confidence you have bestowet upon me in the past, and will be foun< ever ready to do all in my power to far ward your interests in the future. Mj reason for declaring myself thus early is the result of a life-long experience in my particular calling; an experience I feel sure all right thinking peop 1' will avail themselves of. I am a fcra liberal—supplying the best of Drugi and Chemicals at the mose reaeonabl prices, and for purity and excelleno in quality I defy all. I shall strongl; support any measure which will compc > the correct dispensing of all prescrip turns by experienced chemists and drug gists. ALF. A. GOWER, s Prescription and Family (Jhemist, Jj AVENUE. i- -- -7-ic ,h . TTOUSEWORK makes the ham rough and sore. Sotalis Skin.R< , viver removes the roughness and sor< ne*9, and makes the skin clear, sof smooth, and beautiful. Ask your chen isti or storekeeper for it.

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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12632, 20 October 1905, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12632, 20 October 1905, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12632, 20 October 1905, Page 3

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