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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XL, Issue XL, 27 December 1912, Page 3

Woollens Mrs. Clare Millar, of Enmort t Sydney, writes "People who haven't used 'Sunlight Soap* for blankets should try it. The common soaps seem to leave the blankets dull and heavy to the touch, but ' Sunlight' makes the nap stand well up, and makes them fleecy and woolly as though they had just come out of the shop, and this with less time and less work than is required with ordinary soap.'* COOD LAUNDRY SOAP No. 57. OUARANTEED UNDER THE "PURE FOOD ACT, 1908. N.5.W.," BY LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, SYDNEY. N S.W. Na. 57. JBAD LEGS, ECZEMA, And every other form of skin dis ease, whether it is Itching, Burning Leaking, Scaly, or Ulcerating Open Wounds, or Sores of long standing can be quickly healed by WITCH'S HERBAL OINTMENT. The first application cools, gives immediate re lief, and the pain and suffering dis appear like magic. Testimonials. Post free Is 6d and 3s Gd.—TUS SICURA MANUFACTURING CO., Dunedin. RABBITSKINS, ETC., MARKET ■ REPORT. Kirk and Co., Ltd., Bond street, Dunedin report under date 7th Sept., 1912: ~ Selected winter does, 40d to 44d per b; \ prime winter does, 36d to 39d; first winter does, 28d to 34d; seconds, 21d to 24d; selected bucks, 22d to 24d; first bucks, 19d to 21d; seconds, 17d to 18Jd; incomings arid early winters, 17d to 18£ d. Horsehair.—lßd to lOd per lb. Sbeepskinß.—Combing balfbreds, 8d to B£d per lb; fine crossbreds, 7jd to Bid; medium and coarse crossbreds 7Jd to 7fd; hoggets, 7d to 7fd; fallen halfbreds, 6Jd to 7d; do.: crosssbreds, 6d to 6£d; do. lambs and hoggets, 6d to 6|d. Tallow. —Medium to good, 18s to 22s per cwt; choice, 23s to 255. Wool, hides, calfskins, etc., also wanted in any quantity at highest current rates. These prices are Net Cash. No Commission charged. Cheques posted the same day as goods arrive. For Chronic Chest Complaints, Woods' Great Pepoermint Cure, ls6d. 2s 6d.