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Marlborough Express, Volume LIII, Issue 252, 24 October 1919, Page 6

The bairns just love dipping into a tin of delicious Highlander Milk. And what dould'be better for them than rich, creamy milk like Highlander ? . Mother also appreciates it. The economy an 4 the convenience of Highlander make it a delight and a saving to use it. With Highlander Milk in the pantry she has milk available for adding to tea, and when baking custards, puddings, cakes, blancmanges, trifles, scones. ,■ Whatever she utilizes it for, sue can rely on its purity, safety, and richness. Other Highlander products are; Highlander Milk (unsweetened), Highlander Milk Coffee, Highlander Milk Cocoa. All-British Made. All-British Owned. ■ • . r ••- . ]Wm. If * $® Farmer -Need Use Inferior Twiit£ r' wljist ■ nuiiUvi -fr~ Every farmer can now, get as much of; Donn-'iy's hljii^lhfjfh wr""^^ ji \ , high-class binder twine' as he needs. The viifTi- • wJiii'ttWil mi.— ■ -——" tT"\ culty of output has been overcome, and the mills 'I/////jrW^ ' ill "£VCrVx/^ I are to-day turning out a bei"ter binder twine, and WullrU^Pffl| * Vs^SH*^ I more of it than ever before. ■' l///s////^^l Immlrvi ' S mac^e m the ,most up-to-date and best equipped twine factory in WnJiMs mfflluWll c >om^on- s a result of superior manufacturing facilities,' this miliiliimk ffll)\\\i high-class Twine ties more sheaves, to the lb., runs more freely M////iife^ "Iftlmvi through the binder, / and gives greater satisfaction in every way. Illilfffiit TOmYV OONAGHY'S ECLIPSE : .. DONAOHY'S COLD MEDAL. /aL^P^ " Surpasses any other binder, twins First twine made in New Zealand. nsMfr for length with strength. Averages Hundreds of farmers will use no . ' wjlr 460 ft to the lb., and has very higl' other. Averages 400 ft to the lb. M^ breaking strain.. * Specially- suitable for heavy work. - - i If farmers in outlying districts should have any difficulty in getting [ " Donaghy's " they are requested to write to us, and we will see I that they are supplied. , j Donaghi/'s Rops and Twine Co., Ltd.» ;; *' Ounodin j also at inveroavglll. |

I'- (THE MAGIC SALVE) j; ! is specially recommended to ' ' a ! RECENT SUFFERERS FROM INFLUENZA 1 j J WHOSE HAIR IS FALLING 1 Thousands of People, having recovered from this Mysterious ; ' Disease have found their hair " coming out in handfuls." l j S Anrl it is an open secret that the Hair Specialists have E ! never been so busy—SHAVING , HEADS. \ ' I ■ . —^mm m |i ■ ~ | s in advance by killing the Germ that is \ probably at the back of the entire trotib^e. , Rub Wawn's Wonder-Balm well into the Scalp at night, ' |' washing off once or twice a week with hot water and soap. ! a It will save your hair if it is being attacked and g 8 will atrsngthen and improve it in any case. -, Put up in Sanitary Collapsible Airtight Tubes p r j r p 9!-FiTnhp 1 S und-on Sale by all Chcmist ß and Store* *HCe, £,/' <L 1 UOe I I } , f*- —, Or direct from V. A. WAWN, Mamifachirinff J It ,t i-. A i i Aocim r I Chemist, 44 Elizabetli St:,-Redforn, Sydney, - IN LOLLAPbILLE / U.S.W. New Zealand Acidresc :~Box 3470, * . SANITARY ' G.P.0.. Auckland. No. I , • AIRTIGHT TUBE • iill^lßN^^^^^ CILTSAN wlnte waste-paper for KAY'S "LINSEED COMPOUND" | / sftl© at "JSxpress'; Office^ ftU*r» k*jt»ti««,wAd?t- j

■ WOMEN'S RIGHTS PRIME MINISTER CONGRATULATED. [Press Association.? WELLINGTON, Oct. 23. A large deputation, representative of the various womens f organisations waited on the Prime Minister to-day to congratulate him upon whsit he had done in regard to the Womons Parliamentary Rights Bill and to strengthen his hands if necessary to enable the new Bill to pass through the Legislative Council. Various speakers admitted that Mr Massey had even gone further than h.j promised last session in his efforts on behalf of women. The Prime Minister explained that the Bill to enable women to stand for | election to the House of Represen- • tatives had been passed safely, but he was not so certain as to what would become of the other measure. H>? had done all that was possible in the circumstances. The fact that the Bill was a Government measure lright influence members of the Legislative Council to pass it into law. Mr Massey explained the position of the Legislative Council Act, ivhich T'-akes the Council elective, and which, it had been promised, should be placed before Parliament again prior to its becoming law. Personally he thought that the Act ivuuld come hito effect next year, though it was just possible that it would be amended to allow a proportion of tha members to be nominated. iwnpaiasoYOMfr '/&\ Rub Dandruff and i~.<4^ Aching witn vi/Cii&GpiaODtfmQit--. JSi^^/i Shampoo.With Cnticora Soap No need to scald your hands filling ordinary hot water bottles. Get North British Rubber Co.'s "Unique" j bottle with the patent stopper that prevents the wnter bubbling up. All L prices.—Advt> ■