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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3000, 10 February 1917, Page 12

11 -——— Ut l! ? EVERY STUMP TIKHIESENTS A ><• LOSS. Most farmers realise that stumps cost r< ! money—many farmers fail to realise iust ', s how much they lose each year they allow r their paddocks to remain partially 11 stumped. First there's the breakage of 10 harness and shares, then there's loss of s " time, while finally there's loss in carry"6 iiiß napacily. Measure up the area those a stumps occupy in your paddock, and it r " I will surprise yon. Yet they can be ren moved — Atlas Farm Powder will rejl move them cheaply, iiuiekly, efleetively. '• You owe it to yourself investigate. !r Full information from (ioldingham and i*?ckett, Ltd.. Distributing .A,tents for ie Wellington, Taratiaki. and Wairarnpa, or Atlas Powder Co., Jcrvois Quay, Wellington.—Advt.

"> c- Chemicals have all risen in price. In >d spite of tliis fact ".Morton's Champion to Dip" has risen in price only 10 per ;h cent, on pre-war rates. This dip costs ly Bs. lod. per callon, and as 1 gallon Df makes 200 gallons of dipping solution, n. •! t!'.ousnml-'„»illon b|ith can be made up r- for -its. 2d. This is far less than the pre--10 war rates of most imported dips. The st pre-war price of this dip was Ss. per Lo gallon. The present price is subject to if rise afler March illst, 1017.—Advt.