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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7255, 1 November 1890, Page 3

Business Advertisement. Homes Made Happy OnceJ^gain. J You oi»n clean off Tar Stains with it. You can clean your Knives and Spoona with it. You oan scrub your Dressers with it. You can olean your Hands with it. You can wash your Windows with it. You can wash out Ink Stains with it. You can olean off Rust with it. You oan polish your Door Handl«s with it You can clean off Paint with it. You can wash your face with it. You can wash your Kitchen Towels with it. You can scour your Pans with it. You can brighten your Tinware with it. You oan scrub jour Floors with it. You can wash your Clothes with it. You oan scrub your Tables with it. You can polish Harness Buokles with it. You can clean Rust off Bits with it. You can clean Stirrup Irons with it. You can wash off Frosting with it. It will clean everything except Boots. It will take out Oil spots. It will tako out Grease spots. It will take out Ink stains. It will take out Tar stains, It is called Soapono, It can be bought everywhere. It can be bought from the Saddlers. It can be bought from the Chemists. It can be bought from the Ironmongers, It can be bought from the Grocers. It can be bought atthe Yankee Stove Depot. It can be bought at 6d per bar SOAPENE. Wholesale only from WHITWOBTH "OUS SELL, HITWORTH XVUSSELL, YANKEE STOVE DEPOT. "THE STAR OF THE EAST." Daily expected by this vessel "BOSS" AND "MASCOT" STOVES. Whitworth Russell, YANKEE STOVE DEPOT. THE WONDERFUL LAMP, 65 Candle Power. Just opened up another shipment of the Electric Table Lamps; Prices reduced to 16s each. \ Whitworth Russell, YANKEE STOVE DEPOT. THE "CLAN MoLEOD," New York to Auckland. Phis-tojsel being now in New Zealand ? ' < 2L?S waters with SmWp|iFoß YANKEE STOVE VMS DEPOT - Those\w^ly§o on view in a few days, |*3B|BpS STOVES / MpCOT STOVES A^bSTjLO STOVES Z^TSpRMAN STOVES. :y*s|{Hwortfi Russell, ' «v~#^ANKEE STOVE DEPOT.

IT PAYS! WHAT? "THE ECONOMIC." WHY? Because it is not only the Best, but the Cheapest. Has it been tried ? Yes, read the verdict of practical men who have used it, and who are all delighted. HUNTBRYILLE. Testimonial fiom Mr John Duncan, of " Otairi." To Mr W. Russell. — At your request I tried your Economic Dip on a small flook of iambs that were very much infested with ticks about ton days »go. After coming out of tho Dip 1 thought it would not kill them, as the ticks wore mostly all alive ; but after ten days I examined them, and found every tick dead, and tho wool soft and white, not in die least stained. I consider your Dip a succrss. John Dtjkcan. Wanganui, Nov. 22nd, 1889. Thcao Lambs after diopir.g wore turned out with tho undipped Ewes. They were i examined again three months later and found still free from vermin. ASHUKST. Extract from letter of Mr Thomas Henry to this principal, dated 17th July 1890. I have examined tho Ewos (dipped with Ruesoll'e Economic Dip) and üm pleased ! with tho lustre of the wool. WAVERLEY. To Mr Whitworth Russoll. — I used your Economio l)ip in March last on my flook of 1200 steop and am very well pleased with it. Tho wool now in • oplember is firm and white, quite soft to tho feel, and free from vermin. W. Palmbb. Sept. 2nd, 1890. FORDELL. I have pleiißuio in stating tliat I used Russell's Economic Shcop Dip in April last, and at tho present timo find tho flock froo from parasites and the wool glossy and in very good condition. FIBTOItKB nABIHSOH. Warrengnto, Oct. Btb, 1890. MARTON. I used tho Economio Shocp Dip in Apri last and I find it tho best and cheapest I bavo used, it dissolves well in cold water and the wool is in good order. RoiiKßt Coote October Btb, 1890. OKEHU. On March 2Gth, 1890, one drum of tho Economic J>ip was sent to Mr John Handley on trial on the condition " no cure no puy " w itli tho following result. Okchu, 26 May, 1890. DBAB RUBBELI,,— Re jour Dip. — In 1868, when wo fled before Titokowaru and his bnnd of mavaudora, my brother planted two bottles of whisky. In 1869 it bocamo our turn to hustle Titokowaru, and upon tho arrival of our victorious army at my brothors place tho two bottles ot whisky woro disinterred, and a vory select jury was impannellod to sample it. One member, being one Collins McDonald (I think he must have boen a Scotchman by his nanio), having partaken of a good dram. " What do you think of that.Collins '" said tho foreman. "Weel," said Col, "before I can give a decided opinion, I must havo anothor dram." His verdiotanon. . . . Send mo two drums for Wednesday morning.— Youra truly, J.U'.H HAHDIBX; THE VEKDICT. Okohu, 17th June, 1890. Please send mo another Drum and oblige * John Hiumbv.. "The Economic" Sheep Dip, 40s per Drum, making 1000 gallons of dip. Solo Agent for Now Zoaland, WHITWORTH RUSSELL, Yankee Stote Depot, Wanganui. flgg- AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE. Effective Economical, Fluid.