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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 6496, 24 September 1915, Page 6

INDIGESTION NEVER KNOWN IN THE HOMES WHERE MAXWELL'S BREAD 13 EATEN. The oldest Established Bakery in the Bay of Plenty. Small Goods a Speciality. GEO. MAXWELL STRAND TAUIUNGA. ? YOUTHS' AND BOYS' SUITS J * •> ♦ _ ... •:♦ ♦;♦ fop the smartest n appearance * ■ *$* *:* For the best for wearing •> * And for the CHEAPEST IN PRICE £ |'Go to TOR RANGE'S I * THAT'S RIGHT- !t* " 'lUllnOiiii!. ' '■" ■■;' :' ; ' ;i:;- ••''. ■ '.-Hi! |';|| \\\ \ wurn'; ii! 11. *T~' ' H ! ' KEEP YOUR STOCK WARM THIS WINTER—'"THE horses and cattle'that give best results in winter are those that are best looked after. No up-to-date farmer1 exposes his animals to the rigours of a cold, bleak winter night. He n.gs them all, and it pays him. Le Roy Rugs cannot come off, so you can be sure of your stock being warm all night. SEND FOR OUR .NEW FREE BOOK AND PRICK LIST 20 Cover and f f TJ 42 Queen Street Tent Maker &• LCKOy * Auckland j£ CURES) 'Hj ft CURES)^|

An elephant is afraid of a mouse. If he only knew his strength ! The nou-advertiser is like the elephant—he has groat power, if ho would only use it—By Advertising.