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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 57, 6 February 1925, Page 4

The attention of sheepfarmers is directed to an advertisement in to-day's issue over the name of McDougall and Robertson, Ltd., and headed "Our open letter to She'epfarmerfi." The letter draws the attention of sheepowners to the fact that "Border Paste Dip" is different from other varieties of clip manufactured by this firm, thus contradicting any statement made that "Border" Dip is the same as another variety of dip sold in this district. Motorists, yachtsmen, campers, see th< genuine Primus pocket size stove; thi; is a collapsible Primus, with all the qualifications of the larger size Primus stova for boiling water, or other heating purposes. Made of brass, easily set up, aud when not in use the whole outfit can be packed in the small container supplied with each stove. This Primus outfit is by far pleased to show this to you. The price ol this little outfit is 22s 6d.—Cojlinson and Son. Broadway, Palmerston North.—Advt. Sale specials at Collinson and Cunningname's, Paton's 2-ply super fingering wool, in black, ttght grey, mid. grey, Shetland and natural. Usually Bid, sale price b a d skein. Kosedale 3-ply fingering wool, in cremo and white only, usually lOd, sal* price 7id skein.—Advt. Economise effort; save tune and money 1 Polish floors, furniture and leather goods with liquid "Tan-ol." More shine; less rub.—Advt.